UFO disclosure from former Norad officer on Coast to coast AM 26th august

I was listening to Coast to coast AM the other day, and was amazed by a phonecall on the show.
A guy that claimed to be a former Norad officer disclosed Ufo's as beeing real, that there are 4-5 different types of known Ufo's, that they are in some cases hostile and that they are well known within both Norad and the Pentagon.
The guys sounded sane and believable and host George Knapp must have had the same impression, because he gave him more then 10 minutes of airtime to explain what he knew.

It's quiet amazing if what this guy says is really true.
Here's the phonecall for everyone out there that missed it.

www.sendspace.com...

I think this is authentic, the guy seems to know what he's talking about.
What do you think?

reply to post by Tollon


I'd be very interested, but the link doesn't work....yet?

LOL, suckers. If you believe anyone that phones up a radio station then you need your head checked. Coast to Coast is rammed with bullsh#t and George Noory is complete buffoon who has been caught lying on air many times.

Originally posted by seabhac-rua
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I'd be very interested, but the link doesn't work....yet?

I've uploaded it on another site as well and just shared that link too. Hope it works better then the first one.

TPTB will never announce disclosure they know it will unite us.

they have spent so long dividing us it just doesn't make sense.

Originally posted by Logman
LOL, suckers. If you believe anyone that phones up a radio station then you need your head checked. Coast to Coast is rammed with bullsh#t and George Noory is complete buffoon who has been caught lying on air many times.

I agree with you to some extent - there are alot of goofy callers on C2C.
But every once in a while you get some really interresting calls - and this is one of those.
You don't have to believe every caller on the show, just use your judgment to sort the good ones from the bad.
This was definately a good one.

Originally posted by Logman
LOL, suckers.

Absolute no reason to call someone *Suckers*
my Friend

You need to change your attitude a little,
mmmmkay?

Are we sure this wasnt a Stanley Fullham interview?
Deceased,recently, Stan a former radar officer in the RCAF,even wrote a book about UFOs etc compete with predictions, that have more or less come to pass so far....cheers im downloading the piece now...ill be bok

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post by stirling
Are we sure this wasnt a Stanley Fullham interview?

Not Stanley Fullham , just an anonymous caller with a story to tell of a UFO and faulty cloaking device,which caused the Phoenix lights sighting , nice story but with no way to confirm he did work at NORAD it remains just that .... A nice story .

Faulty cloaking device...

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Sorry but that video Debunks nothing , Cognitech inc is a Government contractor so I would expect them to tow the official line .
www.cognitech.com...

How much of the interview did we lose? It seemed to cut off mid sentence. Also the guy starts out to say that they are allowed to say whatever because no one will believe them but then later says that he cannot disclose some information. Seems very fishy to me.

Originally posted by roughycannon
Faulty cloaking device...

www.abovetopsecret.com...
www.abovetopsecret.com...


You know perfectly well that there were two seperate events.
The flares got dropped 1 or 2 hours after a huge craft flew over Phoenix.

Tollon, sorry but I can not download your link just now but may I ask if this is the same person who claims to be the "NORAD officer"?

He calls himself Mike and calls in at 1:00 on?

Originally posted by Logman
LOL, suckers.

Unacceptable here.

If you believe anyone that phones up a radio station then you need your head checked.

This you are right on.

Coast to Coast is rammed with ******* and George Noory is complete buffoon who has been caught lying on air many times.

Do you wish to back up your claims with actual evidence here? What makes you think that abut Mr. Noory? And how abut the other hosts? How many times has been 'caught lying' and pease provide evidence to back up your claims.

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Night Flares used as Cover Story

I think this is authentic, the guy seems to know what he's talking about. What do you think?

Firstly, Thanks for Posting this OP. How does one say thanks in Swedish ? Tack ?! Tack så mycket !


I don't listen to coast to coast, I am riding my motorcycle on nice days during the summer ...so I am glad you presented this for us ATS members....

But back to the story....as well as the Caller.

He sounds legit enough, well spoken, concise, very coherent, and with few pauses in his story, as if he clearly has recalled an event that made an impression upon him.

He also states a few verifiable facts, about his serving 22 years in the Air Force, the 2 Years in which he spent at Norad and Cheyenne Mtn.as well as a max of 3years exists for assignments there. As well as how these events are handled by the Pentagon and the Air Force by Norad.

Most revealing is him saying that they get at least 3-6 of these UFO incursions per month !

He states the standard protocol for these types of events and the "Response Team"...he even mentions the "Blue Phone" which is the direct line from the Pentagon whereas the RED Phone as we already knew is the direct line from the POTUS.

The best part his how he describes how the craft had encountered problems and why it was visible in the first place. The Pentagon orders ...the fighter escorts that are sent up "Silent" in order that the craft be covertly ID'd , monitored and escorted out of the area.

The C-130's are then called in to drop "Night Flares" for the cover story...then called into the local news...more obfuscation to confuse the sheeple, to absorb into their purposely confused minds.
But the suspected UFO event is now rationally explained....


So once again, there are lots of verifiable facts. As well as to why the caller is sharing....he has systemic heart disease and says that he doesn't know how much longer he'll be around anyway.

And that he's tired of all the Nay Sayers that claim that these things do not exist...

Good for him for sharing stating the truth and no longer living in fear.

For The TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE.

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That is a rubbish debunk and a good illustration of how easily taken in by official cover stories the public are! This garbage has already been dismissed by Leslie Kean!

Television news and documentaries about the Phoenix Lights repeatedly feature a video taken around 10 p.m. by an amateur photographer, as if it represented actual footage of the UFO. But there is a discrepancy between the time the video was taken and the earlier sighting of the UFO.

The now-infamous video has been subjected to detailed analysis by at least two qualified professionals, and both determined that the brilliant lights shown hanging in a row over a mountain ridge and then dropping out of sight were, in fact, flares.

The time of the flare drops is extremely important. The most widely viewed sightings of unidentified objects across Arizona that evening began at approximately 8:15, although some objects were viewed earlier in daylight.

Clearly, the UFO flyovers were a separate event occurring independently of the later flares.
'UFOs' excerpt: A look at the Phoenix Lights by Leslie Kean

Of course, flares were not what many of the witnesses saw. Flares do not block out the stars and are not the size of an aircraft carrier. How obvious could that be?

For the benefit of readers there is some witness testimony in this video clip. Notice how angry the witnesses are with the flares story.

In the light of this, perhaps the guy in the interview does have some inside information after all.

Originally posted by Tollon
I think this is authentic, the guy seems to know what he's talking about.
What do you think?

IMO this self-proclaimed NORAD officer is an outright fraud. Of coarse my opinion means little without some evidence to back my claim;




1) "Mike" states at 1:33 "We contacted Luke Air Force base, scrambled two F-4's..."

Phoenix lights, March 1997
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---> US F-4 aircraft officially retired 1996.

---> Last operational flight April 20, 1996.

---> Boeing

When the Idaho Air National Guard 124th Fighter Wing retired its last eight F-4 Phantom II aircraft, it ended an era. An F-4G Wild Weasel had flown its last combat mission on Jan. 2, 1996, over Southern Iraq. A few weeks later, the U.S. Air Force had retired its last F-4 aircraft. Then, on April 20, 1996, in ceremonies at Gowen Field in Boise, Idaho, the 124th Fighter Wing flew the last operational flight of the F-4 Phantom II in an F-4G aircraft. With the line already retired by the Navy and Marine Corps in January 1992, the Phantom II reign over the skies had ended.

--->McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II, Wiki

"The last USAF Phantoms, F-4G Wild Weasel Vs from 561st Fighter Squadron, were retired on 26 March 1996. The last operational flight of the F-4G Wild Weasel was from the 190th Fighter Squadron, Idaho Air National Guard, in April 1996.[65] The last operational USAF/ANG F-4 to land was flown by Maj Mike Webb and Maj Gary Leeder, Idaho ANG."

2) "Mike" then goes on to state (2:02): "We scrambled two C-131's out of "Monthan-Davis AFB" and instructed them to drop night flares..."

---> US C-131's were officially retired in 1990 and even before this, "nearly all left the active inventory in the late 1970s, with a few still serving in Air National Guard units until the mid-1980s"
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Maybe Mike was confused or intoxicated and was really referring to C-130's out of Davis-Monthan AFB?

I could go on about many other issues but it seems I wasted to much time with this guy as it is.


No disrespect or was any insult intended to you Tollon, just leaving my thoughts on the matter. Thank you.



Luke Air Force base
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Davis-Monthan AFB
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Op, your link wont work for me...can u youtube it??

If I had a penny for every time an "insider" called Coast to Coast and disclosed secrets...