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UK witnesses confused by strange lights

Lemuel Cacho
BREATHEcast
Fri, 13 Jun 2014 05:48 UTC
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Increasing meteorite sightings are still often confused with UFOs.
A series of UFO sightings were reported in the UK last week, which led some to make appeals and gather more information about the incidents on social media.

On May 5, Thursday, a couple was observing the skies hoping to see the International Space Station (ISS) and accidentally witnessed an unidentified flying object.

"I was looking for the ISS with my husband and thought that the light I could see was the space station, but then it started moving in different directions," wife Gail Phillips told Lincolnshire Echo, a local daily.
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Phoenix

Three buses burst into flames around the UK in one day

Jessica Best, Paul Suart
Daily Mirror, UK
Thu, 12 Jun 2014 09:50 UTC
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You wait ages for a bus (fire), then three come along at once....
As summer temperatures continued to rise today, it wasn't just those in the sunshine feeling the heat with three different buses catching fire around the country.

Thankfully no one was hurt, but these pictures show the dramatic flames and charred shells of the coaches after each intense blaze.

In Birmingham, a double-decker bus exploded into a fireball in an arson attack outside a busy supermarket this afternoon.

Passengers were seen fleeing from the National Express West Midlands vehicle as it burst into flames outside an Aldi on the Stratford Road in Sparkbrook, and three fire engines rushed to the scene.


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© SWNSBlaze: The dramatic scene in Birmingham
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Was White Hart Inn ghost caught on camera again?


Edinburgh News
Wed, 04 Jun 2014 15:37 UTC
Ghost?
© compThe paranormal investigators have captured another intriguing photo at the White Hart Inn.
Paranormal investigators at Edinburgh pub The White Hart Inn have taken another photo of what appears to be a ghostly apparition in in the bar.

The picture, taken by Edinburgh Ghost Hunting Society (EGHS), comes after a tourist's photo showed a similar figure in the foreground late last year, which prompted an investigation by the Psychical Research and Investigation Unit - part of the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Centre (SACDC).

SACDC say that while their initial thoughts were that someone had walked in front of the camera, a review of CCTV footage showed that no one had done so when the image was taken, and they do not know of any cases where there has been a similar scenario in two completely different investigations.

But what do you think? Tell us in the comments section below.
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Meteor

Mysterious dancing fireball captured on camera in Northampton, UK


9 News
Thu, 05 Jun 2014 17:04 UTC

Comment: A case for the connection between cosmic and paranormal phenomena?


An English schoolgirl has filmed a dancing fireball in the skies over her Northampton home.

Katie Real, 11, spotted the mysterious glowing orb performing loops across the sky from her window on Saturday evening local time.
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© SWNSThe dancing fireball was spotted in the skies above Northampton
A quick-thinking Katie used her laptop to film the unidentified flying object as it ducked and weaved through the clouds before disappearing behind a veil of trees.

In the background her spellbound siblings can be heard debating over what it is.

"Initially we thought it could be a plane on fire but it appeared to be dancing across the sky," Katie's mum 30-year-old Fiona Fearon told the Daily Star.

"It was an amazing sight. It looked like a ball of fire moving around in the sky."

Comment: In the article 'The invisible hand of the Cosmic Trickster: High strangeness and the paranormal nature of the UFO phenomenon' we find the following bit of information:
Another interesting example is meteorites that refuse to follow the expected trajectory.

The Mystery Behind the Green Fireball Phenomenon
The green fireball phenomenon came to prevalence in the late 1940s, and no one in the scientific world knew what to make of it. The fireballs would shoot through the atmosphere, usually in the vicinity of highly classified nuclear facilities like Los Alamos or the Sandia National Laboratory, where atomic bombs were assembled. At the time, these were some of the most sensitive and top-secret locations in the United States.

Around a dozen green fireballs were reportedly spotted on one occasion, all of them in the airspace of New Mexico, home of both Los Alamos and Sandia. The fireballs were at first mistaken for green flares, but their large size and brilliance soon showed such speculation to be false.

Attempts to explain away green fireballs as meteors didn't fit the facts. For one, green fireballs generally flew on a more horizontal course, while meteors invariably plunged down into the Earth's atmosphere. In some of the later cases it's said that the green fireballs began to fall along vertical trajectories before disappearing.
With the increase of fireballs all around the world, I have to wonder if we may soon observe such "deviations off course" on a daily basis.
And, indeed, the case in point fits the pattern. Interestingly enough, Northampton appears to be quite a popular place for various strange and unexplained phenomena, including being plagued by "mysterious" explosions and bangs, that are a signature of a meteorite/cometary fragment overhead explosion. Here is a list of some other "out of the ordinary" cases that happened in the area:

UK Housewife: I saw UFO out of bedroom window
Tornadoes cause damage in Britain
England: White lights seen amongst planes flying across the sky
England: Two witnesses see a 'ball of orange fire' traveling at speed change course twice, then went behind a cloud
England: Witness sees a white pulsating light disappear and reappear and later a laser beam from the sky
England: Wootton, Northampton - Ball of Fire Spotted
England: Brixworth, Northampton - Six Orange Orbs
England: Northampton - Intensely Brilliant Silver Light in the Sky
England: Witness sees orange lights, bigger than a plane, speeding across the sky
More Mystery lights spotted in UK skies
Yet another European river turns 'blood' red overnight, this time in Northampton, UK
Not funny: Creepy clown lingers on streets of Northampton in middle of the night

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Mother films floating red orbs in the night sky in Solihull, UK

Richard Spillett
Daily Mail, UK
Thu, 29 May 2014 14:18 UTC
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The video shows a formation of lights apparently hovering in the sky beyond Miss Bardsley's garden fence
* Michele Bardsley spotted lights above home after going out for a cigarette

* She spent nearly an hour filming the phenomenon near Birmingham

* The mother-of-three is certain the strange formation of lights are a UFO

* Her sighting comes after similar claims in the area over the past four years

A mother has told of her shock after she spotted mysterious lights in the sky above her home.

Market trader Michele Bardsley, 35, filmed strange red and white orbs floating over her street in Solihull, West Midlands.

The video she made shows a formation of three or four lights, rising and falling together in the night sky.

The mother-of-three says she filmed the phenomenon for at least 40 minutes - only breaking off for to put on her slippers when her feet got cold.

She said: 'I was painting upstairs then went to the back door for a cig. I looked up and there were these shapes, like red orbs, in the sky.

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Another miraculous happening in Medjugorje?

Paul Bradbury
Digital Journal
Sat, 24 May 2014 22:52 UTC
Queen of Peace Shrine
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Medjugorje - An Italian pilgrim cries blood in the latest unexplained incident in a small town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the Virgin Mary allegedly appears on a regular basis.

Still officially unrecognised by the Catholic Church, the mysterious religious happenings in the town of Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina have perhaps received more credence on May 24, 2014, with the spontaneous outpouring of tears of blood from an Italian pilgrim at the foot of the Queen of Peace shrine above the town, according to a report in Glasbrotnja.net.

According to the report, the Italian went to pray with friends on Apparition Hill, the location where the Virgin Mary allegedly first appeared to a group of small children in June, 1981, apparitions which continue today and which have transformed Medjugorje from a sleepy backwater town into one of the most important religious destinations for Catholic pilgrims. More than one million religious tourists visited the small town every year.
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'Angel' or 'UFO'? What saved British troops in WW1?

Rob Waugh
Yahoo! News, UK & Ireland
Thu, 22 May 2014 13:26 UTC
Field of Mons
© Rob Waugh/Angels, Field of Mons
An 'Angel' which many British soldiers credited with saving their lives in one of the first, brutal battles of World War I may not have been sent from heaven after all - but from the stars.

UFO authors suspect that the famous "Angel of Mons" - described as either St George, St Michael, angels, or crowds of angelic warriors, may in fact have been extraterrestrial.

Many soldiers credited the strange apparitions with saving their lives - and it became a staple of parish magazines. The battle had been one of the first in which the British faced the Germans - and despite retreating, only 1,600 lives were lost.

Decades later, the story is still "swathed in controversy" according to Nigel Watson, author of the Haynes Manual for UFO Investigations, with some attributing the 'Angel' to a short story from the Evening Standard, others to British intelligence.

Kevin Goodman, a UFO expert and author of books of mysterious encounters in the UK, says"The UFO enigma was unknown during the First World War conflict; the troops would relate to an event such as this in the only way they could, by thinking that they had a sign from God."

Cas Lake, the radio presenter of the Unexplained Show says that both answers might be true, in a way - what the culture of 1914 would have described as 'angels', we would describe as extraterrestrials.
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Cars set alight in Orkney after birds nest in engines?

Stephen Wilkie
Daily Express, UK
Fri, 23 May 2014 15:55 UTC
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© PHBirds making nests inside car bonnets has caused a spate of engine fires


Car owners in Orkney have been warned to check their engines after a spate of fires caused by birds nesting under the bonnet.

Fire crews have been called out to at least three major car blazes since birds started breeding earlier this month.

In the latest incident, a vehicle in St Margaret's Hope was completely destroyed by a fire caused by a nest built by a starling overnight.

Kim Patching, the owner, said that it would not start and then smoke and flames emerged from under the bonnet.

In another incident, a Vauxhall Corsa was written off after a fire in the engine compartment spread, engulfing it in flames.

Electric car dealer Johnathan Porterfield found a nest - complete with a clutch of four starling eggs - next to his car's engine.

He said: "I've decided to leave the car until the birds hatch out and leave."
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Metal object crashes through Florida home - FAA says it was not from an airplane

Jeff Skrzypek
WPTV
Tue, 20 May 2014 16:04 UTC
Metal Object
© WPTV
Suburban West Palm Beach - The Federal Aviation Administration has investigated a suburban West Palm Beach home after a metal object reportedly came crashing through the roof of a home into a bathroom and determined the object is not from an airplane.

The piece of metal that smashed through the home of Bill Hardy is about the size of a brick and weighs nearly 10 pounds.

Hardy said when it made impact, it sounded like an explosion.

"I first you know that a pipe or something had burst, but then I saw that," said Hardy.

Sitting on a bed of cracked tiles was the chunk of metal with what appeared to be bolt holes.

Hardy thinks it dropped in from the sky, however the FAA has ruled that is not the case.

Comment: More stories of falling metallic objects over the years.

Mystery continues in North Carolina: Roof hole not from plane part

Strange object falls from the sky at high speed in Minnesota

"Amazing" explanation! Object that fell from sky not a meteorite. It's just a piece of scrap iron dropped out of the sky.

US: Officials At Loss To Explain Falling Metal

US: Falling metal did not come from airplane: FAA says

US: Mysterious Debris Crashes Through Plymouth Warehouse Roof

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'Planes don't just disappear': Former Malaysian Prime Minister accuses CIA of covering up what really happened to flight MH370

Candace Sutton
Daily Mail
Mon, 19 May 2014 14:43 UTC
Mahathir
© APSomeone's hiding something: Ex Malaysian PM Dr Mahathir said the missing plane may have had its MAS airline markings removed and the Australian co-ordinated search out of Perth for debris was 'a waste of time and money'.
Missing Flight MH370 did not crash and its current whereabouts may be known to the Central Intelligence Agency and the Boeing aircraft company, Malaysia's influential former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has claimed.

Dr Mahathir said the plane could have been switched onto autopilot remotely by the CIA if it had been hijacked.


Comment: True, though not talked about much in the mainstream media. Such technology has been available for decades, and SOTT highly suspects it was employed during the 9/11 false flag.


'Remotely by radio or satellite links by government agencies like the Central Intelligence Agency, if terrorists attempt to gain control of the flight deck,' he wrote in an entry entitled 'What goes up must come down' on his blog, chedet.

'Airplanes don't just disappear,' he said. 'Certainly not these days with all the powerful communication systems, radio and satellite tracking and filmless cameras which operate almost indefinitely and possess huge storage capacities.'

'The plane is somewhere, maybe without MAS [Malaysia Airlines] markings,' he said, reports the Sydney Morning Herald.

'It is a waste of time and money to look for debris or oil slick or to listen for pings from the black box.

"For some reason, the media will not print anything that involves Boeing or the CIA,' he said.

Comment: Dr. Mahathir is right about one thing: MH370 most likely did NOT crash. And its total disappearance IS a mystery that suggests there's something more to the story than we're being told. However, another possibility remains: Yes, Boeing would know how such things could be done to their own technology, but we think they're just as 'in the dark' as everyone else. There's one thing Dr. Mahathir is wrong about: planes DO just disappear. For example, Flight 19 and many others. But the circumstances surrounding such disappearances are usually just too strange to account for with our materialistic worldview. Journalist and author John Keel, for one, wasn't afraid to think deeply about the implications.

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