Page 18 - The 'X' Chronicles Newspaper - Vol 24 No 2 - February 24 2015

Peruvian UFO Sighting and Raelians
Peruvian UFO Sighting
Supports Extraterrestrial
Embassy Campaign,
Raelians Say
Right when Raelians were holding a press
conference in Lima and describing their plan to
build an embassy for extraterrestrials, a UFO
was hovering nearby over Lima’s Miraflores
neighborhood, according to a statement released
by the International Raelian Movement (IRM).
“News of this UFO, seen from 10:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on February 10, spread
throughout Peru,” said Raelian Guide David
Uzal, who leads South America’s Raelian
Movement. “It hovered over 2 hours, long
enough for a TV crew from ‘Alto al Crimen’ to
film it.”
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFQYUY
Oubqc).
The timing of the UFO’s appearance
isn’t a coincidence, Uzal declared.
“It’s much more than an amazing UFO
sighting,” agreed Raelian Guide Erich Rever of
the Peruvian Raelian Movement. “This UFO
appeared right when we held a press conference
to present our embassy project plan, which we
have submitted to the Peruvian government.
Peru must be dear to our extraterrestrial creators, scrub the entire database on account of a cease-
who lived here in ancient times and left many
traces, so we’re asking the government for
permission to build the embassy here. It’s a
wonderful opportunity for Peruvians to
understand their past and, more importantly, to
consider receiving our creators, the Elohim, who
were taken for gods by our ancestors and now
ask to be welcomed back. We’re hoping the
Peruvian government will receive their request
loud and clear!”
UFO sightings have often occurred
during Raelian activities.
“It’s common to see them over the
Raelian village in Burkina Faso, West Africa,”
Uzal said. “They were also seen over a Canadian
compound when Rael was living there. Lately,
many sightings have been made in China, where
the Raelian community is developing quickly.”
But the Miraflores UFO appearance is
special, he said.
“Raelians participating in our first South posted records in 2007, and my link multiplied
American Happiness Academy next week in
Ricardo Palma hope the Peruvian government
will approve our embassy plan, and they’re
thrilled by this timely support from the Elohim,”
he explained. “Raelians from many countries are
here to participate in the Academy and support
our embassy effort.” []
And the loser is ...
By Billy Cox, Herald-Tribune
One of the most cringe-inducing utterances a
reporter can hear from an editor usually starts
like this: “Hey, can you drop what you’re doing
and localize ...?” An earthquake in China. A
hurricane in New Jersey. A monkey rampage in
Timbuktu. A bath salts cannibal attack in Miami.
Whatever.
It happened again in a big way last
month when the MSM stampede erroneously
reported the USAF “top secret” caseload on
UFOs had just been dumped onto the Internet.
Only, this time, reporters didn’t have to
shapeshift in order to manufacture a local angle;
the local angle was as easy to find as scrolling
through a single page and clicking onto a year-
state link to any one of 12,618 UFO reports filed
with the Air Force. And wow — did local media
ever run with it. Texas, Utah, Georgia,
Connecticut, Ohio, North Dakota —
newspapers and TV stations across the country
revisited backyard encounters, and some of the
coverage was actually pretty decent. And, given
the sheer volume of reports, those dusty old
cases might continue to provide endless fodder
for those slow-news day grinds, except for one
thing: Easy access is off the table now. The
prevailing system is so byzantine and
cumbersome, it’s really not worth the effort
unless you know exactly what you’re looking
for.
A few weeks back, Black Vault website
founder John Greenewald, who did such a
terrific job in reformatting and indexing the
Blue Book documents, announced he had to
and-desist order from Ancestry.com. Ancestry is
the parent company for Fold3.com, the
historical records site that originally digitized
the Air Force reports from the National
Archives eight years ago. Although those
documents are public record, Ancestry used its
own cameras and resources to reproduce the
images and therefore claims proprietary rights
over the material on its site.
“Our site clearly states that you have to
ask for permission to use those images, and
John Greenewald never asked for permission,”
says Heather Erickson, Ancestry's head of
global communications. “He just came in and
used the images on Fold3.com. It’s unfortunate
that he didn’t talk to us ahead of time.”
Never mind that Greenewald credited
Fold3 and posted a direct link to their site on his
Black Vault. After being threatened with legal
action, Greenewald yielded, but protested that
his link to their page “resulted in a 12%+
increase in their entire statistics since they
their weekly hits by 10x, yes ten times, in only
5 days (statistics are posted on their page, so I
am not guessing ...).”
Efforts to reach a compromise went
nowhere. Which is a damn shame because
Fold3’s presentation is so clearly inferior to
Greenewald’s listings it's not even worth
shedding harsh bitter tears. The Black Vault is
the reason the newsies were able to identify and
develop so many localizations. By contrast,
Fold3’s challenging database makes browsing
Blue Book a chore, if not a complete waste of
time altogether.
QUICK, someone call the
Men in Black.
Coal miners claim to have discovered a bizarre
flying saucer while completing excavation work
in Siberia’s Kuznetsk Basin, Russia.
Almost perfectly circular in shape with a
diameter of 1.2 metres and weighing roughly
200kg, the unusual object was found hidden 40
metres underground.
Given the position of the finding, it is
suggested the object may be older than
mammoth bones, which have been discovered
in the same location at a depth of 25 metres.
Excavator Boris Glazkov, 40, who found
the object, said it stood out because of its
distinctive shape and size.
“I’ve never seen anything like this
object,” he told The Mirror.
“It is a real mystery.”
His colleague, Arthur Presnyakov, 38,
added the duo located two objects, but the first
broke as it was being pulled out of the ground
by the excavator bucket.
“There were actually two similar
objects, but the first one broke as it,” he said.
“We thought we saw something sure,
because it broke into pieces, but then when the
second one appeared we stopped work and
carefully removed it from the bucket.”
The miners have since uploaded a video
of their discovery to YouTube.
Is it a UFO, or there is a logical
explanation?
Fact or Fiction? The jury is still out. []