UFOs (Page 79)

UFO crash in the Middle East – According to one reporter, a UFO crashed in Saudi Arabia on January 7, near the capital city Riyadh, which was seen as far away as Kuwait. It was viewed by millions of people, many of whom took photos of it. Thousands of people called the police to report it. Many frightened people began praying when they saw the object in the sky, which was described as being blue-green in color and shooting out green sparks.
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Gray running beside car? Photo of a Chupacabra? – A strange chupacabra photo that was recently taken in Argentina and linked to our Out There section is causing excitement among British cryptozoologists. And we have asked two technical experts about a video that seems to show an alien running alongside an automobile. Keep reading to see photo of a possible chupacabra.

In the January 14th edition of The Telegraph, Matthew Moore reports that the photographer who snapped the picture was only able to capture a single frame before the creature flew away. Later, using high-resolution equipment, local police were able to show that it had eye sockets and a beak. They estimate it was a little over 2 feet tall.
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Same type of UFO was seen in Texas! – We’ve all heard about the strange blue light, but mysterious orange lights are commonly seen in the sky as well?including those famous sightings reported by Linda Howe in Stephenville Texas. You can see one in Scotland by clicking here.

In fact, the American Chronicle website reports that glowing, orange objects have been seen in the sky this year not only in Texas, but also in Ohio and now in the UK.
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Why can’t the US do it too? – The Brits did it, the French did it, Canada did it, and now Brazil has done it?but we still resist declassifying our UFO information. Most Americans think that should change, but will that ever happen?

When Brazil was a military dictatorship, from 1964-85, the intelligence agency (the SNI) investigated UFO sightings for years. Those documents are being declassified now.
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