UFO video/Disclosure/Gary McKinnon

[Nick]

This is a recent video, only 18 seconds long,  from You Tube. The voices appear to be speaking in an asian language, perhaps Chinese? If anyone can translate, please do.

The video appears to show a UFO hovering above a building. Suddenly the bottom part of the UFO emits lights, and vanishes. Did this UFO just bend time?

While I am not a professional video analyist, I can't see flaws in the video with the naked eye. I find it quite interesting that this video shows the UFO actually emmiting some sort of electrical energy right before it dissapears.  It almost looks like the UFO might be using great electrical power to open a worm hole, or bend time right in front of the camera.

Watch the video and judge for yourself:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJlClmemNJY

[Nick]

Here are the details that I have found so far of the above report:

Nanjing – On August 17, 2006, a disc shaped object was filmed above an apartment building as it moved slowly across the top of the building. As the craft reached the highest point of the building, it suddenly showed seven white lights evenly displaced around the outer edge of the craft.

These lights dimmed quickly as one large light lighted up and surrounded the craft before it abruptly disappeared.

Also, I've located a purported translation of what is being said on the brief video. It is set forth below:

"woman: Hurry up, come here!
What is that up there?
man: Where, where?
woman: Over there! Over there! What is that?
In the north side of the sky."
*blip, ufo disappears*

[Adrian]

Hello Nick,

Here are the details that I have found so far of the above report:

Nanjing – On August 17, 2006, a disc shaped object was filmed above an apartment building as it moved slowly across the top of the building. As the craft reached the highest point of the building, it suddenly showed seven white lights evenly displaced around the outer edge of the craft.

These lights dimmed quickly as one large light lighted up and surrounded the craft before it abruptly disappeared.

Also, I've located a purported translation of what is being said on the brief video. It is set forth below:

"woman: Hurry up, come here!
What is that up there?
man: Where, where?
woman: Over there! Over there! What is that?
In the north side of the sky."
*blip, ufo disappears*

Thank you for that; I have seen quite a few equally spectacular clips.

The US government have teams of people hiding UFO evidence of all types, especially from shuttle missions where countless sightings occur; UFO's even shadowing the shuttle. There are several sources that say the forst astronauts that landed on the moon found ruined buildings, machinery and much more, but it was all edited.

They also apparently have whole departments air brushing UFO's from satellite images before release:

This is an interview with a British hacker:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4PkNPCEnJM

As a side note they want to make this person a scapegoat, notwithstanding the fact that the government computers involved had a blank administrator password, and there where hundreds of other people from all over the world browsing the same computers

In Lak'ech,

Adrian.

[Nick]

Hello Nick,


Thank you for that; I have seen quite a few equally spectacular clips.

The US government have teams of people hiding UFO evidence of all types, especially from shuttle missions where countless sightings occur; UFO's even shadowing the shuttle. There are several sources that say the forst astronauts that landed on the moon found ruined buildings, machinery and much more, but it was all edited.

They also apparently have whole departments air brushing UFO's from satellite images before release:

This is an interview with a British hacker:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4PkNPCEnJM

As a side note they want to make this person a scapegoat, notwithstanding the fact that the government computers involved had a blank administrator password, and there where hundreds of other people from all over the world browsing the same computers

In Lak'ech,

Adrian.

Hi Adrian,

Thank you, and yes, I've been following the Gary McKinnon situation since I first became aware of him about a year ago. He seems to be a good man. For Gary's sake, and all of ours, it would be great if this was finally the catalyst to disclosure, but what the US prosecutors are saying is that he found nothing, because there is nothing to find, but that he caused several hundred thousands of dollars worth of damage. The truth is the contrary on both cases we know, but I am fairly sure the media will downplay the significance of his motivation for favor of portraying the "this is what happens if you hack the US military, you get life in an American jail, so dont do it" perspective.

One of my favorite news reads is from Canada. Here's a very recent article from The Canadian: http://www.agoracosmopolitan.com/home/Frontpage/2007/04/16/01507.html


Also, I've posted the text below, in case the above link expires:



"Gary McKinnon's Extraterrestrial discoveries confirms other intelligent beings in the universe
 
 
The British citizen and computer science genius thought to have hacked into 53 US government agencies' computer systems has spoken out about his discoveries in NASA's networks. The 39-year-old from north London had told The Guardian he initially started his hacking career when looking for evidence of a UFO cover-up. Using a software program, Gary McKinnon was able to discover senior network administrators who didn't use passwords.

"I knew that governments suppressed antigravity, UFO-related technologies, free energy or what they call zero-point energy. This should not be kept hidden from the public when pensioners can't pay their fuel bills," says Mr. McKinnon.

"You get on to easy networks, like Support and Logistics, in order to exploit the trust relationship that military departments have between each other, and once you get on to an easy thing, you find out what networks they trust and then you hop and hop and hop, and eventually you think, 'That looks a bit more secretive'," McKinnon told The Guardian.

McKinnon said he was eventually able to access the US' Space Command network, where he found evidence of an extra terrestrial mission.

"I found a list of officers' names," he claims, "under the heading 'Non-Terrestrial Officers'... What I think it means is not earth-based. I found a list of 'fleet-to-fleet transfers' and a list of ship names. I looked them up. They weren't U.S. Navy ships. What I saw made me believe they have some kind of spaceship, off-planet."

The hacker denied that he had made Washington's computer system inoperable, although he did admit he may have deleted some government files by accidentally pressing the wrong key.

While McKinnon is facing the possibility of up to 70 years in jail, it seems NASA has more to worry about than the British man known as 'Solo' in the hacking community.

McKinnon continued: "Once you're on the network, you can do a command called NetStat - Network Status - and it lists all the connections to that machine. There were hackers from Denmark, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Thailand... every night for the entire five to seven years I was doing this."


(p.s. I've broadened the topic title to this entire thread, hence all the edits above) - Nick

[Adrian]

Hello Nick,

Thank you very much indeed for this.

This person is definitely believable in my view. We know, almost beyond doubt that their are fleets of UFO's "stationed" at Los Alamos amd Area 51 generally according to multiple independant witnesses.

The US government want to extradite McKinnon and jail him for life; in my view he should receive a commendation for exposing the security issues which they were able to close and save a lot of embarrasement. In order to secure their objectives, it is necessary for $5000 of damage to be done to each PC which is what the US government are claiming, despite the fact they are not even worth anything like that.

Best regards,

Adrian.