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Post by WingsofCrystal on Apr 30, 2018 12:45:37 GMT
Good Monday morning lovely UFOCasebookers
Metro.uk
Map shows ‘flight path of flying saucer UFO which crashed in the Welsh mountains’
Rob Waugh
30 Apr 2018 10:59 am
Did a flying saucer crash in the Welsh mountains – leaving a weird red halo of fire? A newly unearthed map might hold the answer to one of Britain’s enduring UFO mysteries.
The incident – known as the Welsh Roswell – happened in 1974 in the Berwyn Mountains, but UFO researcher Russ Kellett has just gone public with his map. Kellett claims that the map was given to him by witnesses to the incident – and shows the flight path of a ‘flying saucer’ UFO. At about 8.30pm on January 23, 1974, people reported hearing a huge bang and earth tremors were felt amid claims of a brilliant light in the sky above the mountain range.
Families in the villages of Llandderfel and Llandrillo were settling down to watch TV when an explosion was heard, and the ground shook, measuring 3.5 on the Richter scale.
Police arrived in the area and an RAF search and rescue team was scrambled from Anglesey – and some claim other military personnel were present. Gwynedd police logged ‘a large explosion in the area and a large fire in the mountainside.’
more after the jump:
metro.co.uk/2018/04/30/map-shows-flight-path-flying-saucer-ufo-crashed-welsh-mountains-7509341/
Crystal
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Post by HAL on Apr 30, 2018 20:59:01 GMT
Oh dear, not another set of authors who, years after an event, suddenly come on the scene with maps and witness reports that were not available during the years that followed the event.
There are so many flaws in the original story it really should be allowed to die in peace.
HAL
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Post by WingsofCrystal on May 1, 2018 11:34:22 GMT
Good morning all 
CBS Dallas/Fort Worth Texas
Sheriff’s Office Responds To Reports Of UFO Landing In Field
April 30, 2018 at 5:07 pm
Deputies with the Collin County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to a call in the Princeton area after reports of a UFO, with different color flashing lights landing in a field.
Their hunt for an alien invasion was squashed however when all they found was a remote-controlled helicopter.
The department had fun with the “investigation” though, talking about it with a tongue-in-cheek post on Facebook.
“Breaking News: We are no longer on the hunt for a UFO or alien invasion, but we could still use your help,” the post began on Facebook. “After arriving on the scene and thinking, hmmm… this could be the biggest scientific discovery ever; we began our field search,” the post continued.
“During the search for the UFO, we soon discovered we weren’t hunting aliens and that our scientific discovery would have to wait for another day,” officials continued on Facebook. “What we did discover was a remote-controlled helicopter. #NotAsExcitingAsAliens”
more after the jump:
dfw.cbslocal.com/2018/04/30/ufo-landing-or-remote-helicopter/
Crystal
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Post by WingsofCrystal on May 1, 2018 11:37:45 GMT
TexasUFOs
Published on Apr 30, 2018
April 28th, 2018 sighting of a large, tall black structure flying across the sky over central Houston has been submitted to MUFON. What could this UFO be?
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Crystal
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Post by HAL on May 1, 2018 19:45:05 GMT
I don't know about anyone else, but clicking on the above video locked up my computer so badly I had to crash out by holding down the on/off button.
HAL
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Post by swamprat on May 1, 2018 20:02:07 GMT
Hmm.. Don't know, Hal. It worked fine for me on my tired old laptop.
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Post by HAL on May 1, 2018 20:58:38 GMT
Swamp,
Just tried it again. Same result.
I get the black YouTube screen and the rotating thingy that implies a download. But after four minutes I am still getting nothing. and although the mouse cursor works, non of the screen buttons do. So it's back to the 'crash out' routine.
If someone could post the YouTube fttps address for this vireo I could try and go there directly.
What do you think it is anyway ?
HAL.
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Post by WingsofCrystal on May 1, 2018 22:43:09 GMT
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Post by WingsofCrystal on May 1, 2018 22:45:08 GMT
 Sweetpea has arrived! She has been here about 10 hours and already has her couch spot picked out.
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Post by swamprat on May 1, 2018 23:23:30 GMT
Sweetpea has arrived!
Awww, she's a doll! 
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2018 11:44:45 GMT
and no dogs on the couch-that didn't last long
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Post by WingsofCrystal on May 2, 2018 13:54:32 GMT
Good morning lovely people,
We have a wild child on our hands! And I don't mean the Husband 
Mysterious Universe
Lightning Knocks Out Woman’s Brain Implant
Paul Seaburn
May 2, 2018
Do you have a brain implant? If so, you may want to step away from the window during an electrical storm. A new medical report details the experience of a woman being treated for a mysterious nerve condition with deep brain stimulation whose implant was shut down by a lightning strike which also knock out her TV and air conditioner – which were her main concerns until she noticed the neck problem the implant was controlling suddenly returned. While this could be serious and possibly fatal, is this also a cure for abductees who suspect they were given implants? (Asking for a friend.)
The current edition of the Journal of Neurosurgery recounts the strange and potentially life-threatening experience of a 66-year-old woman in Slovenia who was suffering from neck dystonia – a rare and painful disorder where the neck muscles contract involuntarily, causing them to twist the entire head uncontrollably from side-to-side and front-to-back. The constant movement causes stress in the face, jaws, arms and other body parts, and bone spurs on the spine that result in numbness and weakness in the arms and legs. While medications and therapy can reduce the pain and symptoms, there is no known cure for the mysterious disease. However, deep brain stimulation – where a wire is inserted through a hole in the skull to direct electrical impulses to the part of the brain that controls movement – is effective in stopping the muscle contractions. This type of treatment helped the Slovenian sufferer for five years … until the lightning struck.
“The patient was not charging the battery of her IPG during the event, and the recharger for the IPG was disconnected from the power supply during the storm. The recharger and IPG were therefore not destroyed. The patient realized that something was wrong only 1 hour after the storm subsided, when the dystonic tremor in her neck reappeared.”
The patient was able to quickly get to a nearby clinic. The POR (Power On Reset) warning appeared on the device’s display but the battery had held its charge and nothing else appeared to be damaged. As every technical help desk operator will promise you, the system came back after hitting “reset” – immediately stopping the tremors and the subsequent pain.
Things may have turned out differently and probably fatally if she was charging the device during the lightning hit by holding the recharger over her skin. Instead, it was the power surge in the air that knocked it cold. With these types of medical devices becoming more common, concerns increase for shutdowns by electrical interference. It’s not just lightning either.
“Patients should be regularly warned to avoid environmental sources that generate strong EMFs, such as arc welding equipment, electronic power generators, electrical substations, ham radio antennas, power lines, microwave communication transmitters, industrial furnaces, induction heaters, resistance welders, and transmission towers for television and radio signals. [Also] medical devices that generate strong EMFs, such as MRI units, cardioverter machines, and diathermy devices.”
This seems like yet another Nietzschean example of “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger,” but the places that can kill or injure someone with a brain implant seems long enough and broad enough to make one want to stay home, turn off all devices and TVs and warm food on a conventional gas stove.
Will getting zapped by lightning help someone with an alien implant? Probably not. You don’t hear about them needing to be charged, so they must be powered by something other than batteries. If aliens have figured out how to travel to Earth and abduct humans for the purpose of inserting implants, they’ve no doubt figure out how to block strong EMFs.
The best solution for alien implantees may be finding a sympathetic doctor with really long and thin needle-nose pliers or playing football.
mysteriousuniverse.org/2018/05/lightning-knocks-out-womans-brain-implant/
Crystal
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Post by ZETAR on May 2, 2018 17:22:59 GMT
  SHALOM...Z
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Post by HAL on May 2, 2018 19:06:00 GMT
ZETAR,
Surely not another Donald J hump that is going to sue him !
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