Terrifying UFO turns out to be boring old spy plane

By Amy Bennett  6 comments

Area 51, a military facility in the Nevada desert, is supposedly home to captured alien spacecraft. But according to recently declassified information, many of the UFO sightings in the area may be attibutable to the A-12 Oxcart, a futuristic-looking spyplane that was tested at the facility in the 1960s. Or maybe that's just what they want us to believe. Keep reading

6 comments

    Anonymous 2 years ago
    Search Andy Bell Ashburton on your web browser to view my journals!Or click the link (Top right) on any of my YouTube videos RegardsAndy I have seen three ufos the first easily one mile across, The second a close encounterYT channel Andyhgn53kVisit my journals here:- http://hgn53k.blogspot.com/2008_10_11_archive.html
    Anonymous 2 years ago
    Same old propaganda. Anyone who actually studied UFO's would know this is a facile and disingenuous explanation. What is a Spy Plane? It's designed to fly really high and fast and not be seen by anyone. This "explanation" in no way accounts for Close Encounter sighting (500 feet or less) made by credible witnesses in the thousands. Sorry, Mr. Government Man; you got to do better than the Old Spy Plane Explanation. It's as worn out as Weather Balloons.
    Anonymous 2 years ago
    What terrifying UFO? I suppose some nitwit thought that word would grab attention. What is terrifying is the absolute lack of journalistic skills displayed in such articles. But then, the First Amendment does protect stupidity.
    Anonymous 2 years ago in reply to Anonymous
    What does having the right to bear arms have to do with journalism? In the words of the Greek philosopher Journissius, "It is genuine imitation journalism that imitates genuinely the jounalism that is imitated and genuine." We must get these journalistic guns off the streets and love one another again.

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