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Originally posted by SloAnPainful
Maybe these ones were not the so called orbs, but thats not to say that there arnt any of them zipping around. I have seen many, many videos of them (I know youtube isnt the best source in the world) still there seems to be a lot of them around.
There was video of about five of them over Lake Erie one fall someone took the video. I'm at work so I can't post it right now but I'll grab it for you all later. These things are really neat thought, if in fact the are actually UFOs. I don't claim to be a expert.edit on 10-11-2011 by SloAnPainful because: (no reason given)
At the United Nations Economic and Social Council The Holy See is also an observer to the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), attending all of its meetings and it is able to make proposals and policy statements regarding of all issues that are of its concern.[12] Since 22 July 1977, the Holy See has had a standing invitation to attend the sessions of ECOSOC's regional commissions on an equal footing with those State Members of the United Nations who are not members of those regional commissions.[13] In addition, the Holy See enjoys full membership in some specialized agencies of the United Nations dependent on ECOSOC such as WIPO, ITU, and UPU. In order to follow the work of those ECOSOC subsidiary bodies and agencies that meet regularly in Geneva, the Holy See has established a Permanent Observer Mission in Geneva. [edit] At the United Nations Security Council Having observer status at the United Nations, the Holy See is also able to observe all open meetings of the United Nations Security Council. Occasionally, the Holy See has asked to, and has been allowed to made statements in public meetings of the Security Council. The Permanent Observer has spoken on the Iraq-Kuwait conflict,[14] on the regulation of armaments,[15] and on the protection of civilians during armed conflicts.[16] On some occasions, the Holy See has submitted documents to the Security Council, such as the April 29, 2003 statement of Patriarchs and Bishops of Iraq on religious freedom.[17]