The Day Before Disclosure Page #4

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from the 1940s and all

throughout the period

that we can get any

information on this, that yes,

there were many people who

argued that this was the case.

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- [Terje] Incredible

stories continue to happen.

- The most interesting

of those cases occurred

in November of 1965.

There were UFO reports

in New York state,

all over New England,

of objects being sighted

above power lines,

over power plants,

over power relay stations.

I forget the gentleman's name,

but one of the FAA regional

directors was flying

in a private plane

near Syracuse, New York

and they saw a large fiery

ball pass over power lines

at a place called the

Clay Power Substation.

And as soon as the object

was directly over the lines,

from horizon to horizon

all the lights went out

as far as this man could see.

And initially he thought that

he had gone blind temporarily,

you know something had happened,

and then he realized

that there was no power.

And it became what is known as

the great northeast blackout.

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- It's an incredible

instance on 17 November, 1986

of a Japan Airlines

plane that was flying

from Tokyo to Paris,

through Alaska,

encountered three large

shelled walnut-type objects.

The largest was described,

intermittently in

different reports,

as either the size of one or

two U.S. aircraft carriers.

They were pacing the plane,

they were making

aerodynamic movements,

which were scaring the pilots.

It's an amazing

incident in that,

a possible five

different agencies

were all tracking these

objects at the same time.

Namely the FAA, the CIA, NASA,

the U.S. Air Force, and

I presume Japan Airlines

when the calls came in.

It's one of the most heavily

documented cases ever.

There's transcripts that

come out of the black box

that were frightening.

It turned out that the

Reagan administration

was excited about all this,

because they had never gotten

so much documented

information on a UFO incident

ever in history.

So they convened a

scientific advisory board

that in January was gonna

study all the information.

As far as that scientific

advisory committee,

John Callahan, who was

a senior FAA official,

was on top of all this.

He was excited too, he had

looked at all of the data.

He said they'd never

had anything this good.

The scientific

advisory board convened

and they were waiting

for the meeting to start.

And according to Mr. Callahan,

before the President

even came in,

somebody from the CIA came in

and snatched

everything up and said,

"This never happened"

and walked out.

- The history of UFOs

in the United States

is just filled with

one impossible sighting

after another

impossible sighting.

The problem with them is

that they have great military

documentation again and again,

showing that they

actually happened.

Or what does one make

of the boomerang craft

that were seen just

north of New York City

in the early 1980s in what's

called the Hudson Valley.

For several years,

you have again and again,

these enormous objects

being seen by

thousands of witnesses.

They're driving

along the highway

and they see this

object hovering.

They get out of their

car, their jaws drop open

and this intense bright light

shoots down onto the highway

like out of a movie,

except this wasn't a movie.

This happened many times

over a period of,

say five years,

just north of New York City.

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- [Terje] In Great Britain,

periods of extensive

UFO activity

kept the subject warm

in the news media.

A serving police detective

within the U.K. force

in England, has over

the recent years,

gather reports involving

over 800 police officers

having different UFO encounters.

And here is one of the stories.

- His name was Police

Constable Eric Raymond.

And he was a police officer

in the Thames Valley police

at the time of this

particular sighting.

And he was in a rural location

in 1979, I believe it was.

He was stood talking with

two other police officers.

Two vehicles parked up,

middle of the countryside.

Dark, no streetlights,

or anything,

it's just a very dark.

And they're doing

what police officers

do at three in the

morning, have a chat,

have a cigarette or whatever.

Suddenly in the distance

they see a bright light

blink on for literally a second.

It's a long way off,

they look, it blinks off.

They don't think anything to it.

They just carry on talking.

Five minutes later, this

happens (fingers snapping)

and the object appears

in front of them

at a distance of

about 400 meters,

at an altitude of just 500

feet, which is very close.

And they describe the object

as being the size

of a football field.

And it is shining a beam down,

the width of a football

field, across the landscape

and slowly scanning the terrain.

They think about going

on the police radio

and think, nobody's

gonna believe this.

So they don't, they don't

want the ridicule factor.

So they watch for

five minutes in all.

The object is moving

in total silence.

And they say there

are smaller objects

flying silently around

the larger silent object.

And after five minutes, it

goes. (fingers snapping)

Doesn't go up, doesn't go

left, doesn't go right.

It disappears like a light bulb.

- The 70s brought an amazing

number of UFO reports

from the British Isles.

But nothing could compare

to what was to unfold

in late December

1980, at a NATO base

in Suffolk, east of London.

- The Rendelsham Forest incident

is Britain's most famous

and compelling UFO encounter.

The file on the

incident was made public

a number of years ago under

The Freedom of Information Act.

So the case file's

in the public domain,

but the bottom line is the

case has never been explained.

- [Terje] Peter Robbins

spent nine years

doing intensive

research for his book,

giving a first hand

account of the case.

His co-author, Larry Warren,

was airman at the base

at the time and one of the

key eyewitnesses to the event.

- It occurred between

Christmas and New Year's

on three consecutive

nights, 1980.

And it involved over flights

above this twin NATO

base complex in Suffolk.

About 80 miles from London.

Landings, the shooting

down of beams of light

into the weapons storage area,

which was a nuclear

weapons storage area.

Very much in violation

of our treaty

with Great Britain at the time.

And on the final night

of the three nights,

there was the biggest incident.

In this, my co-author,

dozens of other American Air

Force personnel were taken

and brought out to a field

near their sister base,

RAF Woodbridge, where

they saw the appearance

of a machine of

undetermined origin.

- At that place, an object

appeared on the ground

in the place of a mist,

I saw this happen.

A red light moved in, exploded.

It caused retina and eye damage

to a lot of us,

peripheral people.

A structured object was in

its place on the ground,

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