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Originally posted by Quickfix
Originally posted by Logical one
Yes the incident in LA in the forties is a documented event.........however there is no evidence to suggest that what the US military were firing at were ET driven craft.
Also I doubt very much that if these really were ET then only one "battle" took place.
Take the second world war..........there were hundreds of battles all over the world.
We get invaded by ET and we only have one battle .........highly highly highly unlikely.
Whatever they were firing at that night.......It probably wasn't ET.
It more then likely was ET. The craft was way beyond the technology at the time, and stills is in today's standards.
This is the type of howitzers most likely used. 105MM high explosive (HE) semi-fixed ammunition
en.wikipedia.org...
Like I said, people on the ground were killed because of the debris, you can look it up, and about 100K people witnessed this event.
It wasn't really a battle, it's just what the news papers called it....the ET's never fired back, they just watched, so that really isn't a battle, and who said ET invaded?
It was really just target practice, with many direct hits and not a scratch on the UFO...
And yeah battles all over the world, it was WW2, but those battles were not ET related...
I am sure there have been other ET battles, but this is not one of them, just a case where a UFO showed up over a city, the U.S. called it a weather balloon, which is a lie, and then it took off after being bombarded by the U.S. corporate military...still completely intact..
Then tell me IF it wasn't an ET related craft what was it? If it were anyone of the enemies at the time they would of fired back, not just watched...it wasn't project bluebeam as some would suggest, because holograms aren't solid, the shells would go through the hologram.
I patiently await your response.
Originally posted by Colbomoose
Into the hoax bin.
As soon as I saw the Jerusalem video in it, knew that this wasn't well researched.
Better things to do than watch poorly researched stuff.
Actually he called in a while later to admit it was a hoax and all just a gag.
Originally posted by rydizz
I froze up when I heard the man on Art Bell show. You can hear the truth in his voice through the sobs.
Originally posted by Sky watcher
[Considering the same spirals have been found engraved in ancient hieroglyphs all over the world with art of people and animals fleeing them or dieing I would say its a Magnetic affect from Wormwood the Brown Dwarf star fast approaching our sun as it does every 3600 years.
Originally posted by Quickfix
And this "missile" made a perfect spiral, it may not be related to UFO's (like others said a projection perhaps since it is coming from the ground it seems), but it surely isn't a failed missile, the trail is all wrong once again, related to a rocket theory.
Originally posted by SlackOps
reply to post by InnerPeace2012
"Another answer, media nowadays simply cannot tell the difference between a hoax and a genuine ufo footage..... Now that is far fetched for me... " -InnerPeace
Not for me. Not at all.
I'm firmly convinced that today's mainstream journalists wouldn't know their hat from a hole in the ground.
Originally posted by Logical one
Hi, No one - no one at the time said they saw anything 'ET like', in fact no one actually confirmed they had seen anything. Considering this was almost directly after Pearl Harbour, paranoia was rife and it is extremely likely that this was effectively 'war nerves' as attributed at the time, tied in with a loose weather balloon that may have sparked off the initial shots (not sure how you know this is a lie, but I'm guessing it's an opinion).
6 people died, 3 from anti aircraft fire and 3 from heart attacks presumably induced by shock/panic.
There were not over 100K witnesses, or at least not according to any contemporary information, I can't speak for any more recent ET biased revisionary retellings. Actual figures at the time stated around 2,000 were in the area, and as there was an air raid, many of these people had presumably done the sensible thing and sought shelter.
Residents in a forty-mile arc along the coast watched from hills or rooftops as the play of guns and searchlights provided the first real drama of the war for citizens of the mainland.
There is one known photo from the event - just one, and that actually shows searchlights and exploding shells, nothing more. I'm not sure how, given what is actually known, you can say this was definitely ET and that an object nobody saw and no witnesses even alluded to was there and well ahead of our time.
There is scores of information on this on the internet, usually divided into two camps - the facts and then the theorising which has no evidence for it whatsoever. Sorry, based on the actual facts at hand I put this down as an urban myth - you may choose to think otherwise, but you do so with no actual basis to your belief.