Joint Fleets Fend Off UFO Threat

zenno

Well this is a strange story, Joint fleet fends off UFO threat.

Anyone heard anything more about this ?...Link... http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/09/17/ufo-war-chinese-and-us-navy-off-san-francisco/

This last week, reports of Chinese naval vessels off the US coast, Northern Californian in particular, have been reported but denied.

Now an Asian intelligence agency reports that a combined fleet operation between the US and China has been going on, a full combat operation against what we are told is a “highly unfriendly extra-terrestrial threat.”

The verifications of the fleet operations have been many, there have been no confirmations from the US side though the ships have been seen by every vessel that makes it offshore. The true nature of both the threat and the extent of the multinational military force used is beyond any imaginable classification level.

Rumors:

Extraterrestrial craft are operating from underwater bases.
Advanced US sub-orbital weapons platforms represented as “tested” have actually been deployed from Vandenburg Air Force Base. These are armed with energy weapons.
UFO tracking has been moved from conventional to nano-technology with microscopic sensors being used to detect behaviors such as dimensional rifts and distortions in time, things only discussed in TV shows like Fringe and X Files. (all Fox oddly enough)

The actual classified memo on very short distribution mentions only the following:

Opposition is extraterrestrial and extremely aggressive and unfriendly
The threat represents a “clear and present danger” and is isolated to the Pacific Basin
China is forced to carry US responsibility because our own naval capability is sitting in the Persian Gulf when America is under a very real threat.
Attempts to seek confirmations or to directly verify these operations will lead to fatal consequences.

Our confirmations limit us to this response which I have chosen to represent in a highly deniable form out of personal interest. Others in the US have better information and sources and have been silenced with warnings only.

As to this being a total “hose job,” I don’t see any advantage in it.

For several months earlier this year, there had been disclosures tied to the UFO issue. One real sighting had been made over South Korea.

After that, the internet had been flooded, yes, Google’s “YouTube” with manufactured phony UFO videos, some of “beyond next generation” quality.

All information given on how UFO video or photos are analyzed is totally false, childishly so, especially that from the UFO “networks.” They are professionally “self discrediting.”

About 6 weeks ago, a “study group” was appointed out of NATO and another one in Asia to look at the pattern of UFO videos. A decision was made to aggressively investigate one or more groups.

Being aggressively investigated on such an issue is not recommended.

I would love to be more entertaining, invent things, speculate or, perhaps, include some fascinating videos.

I either have to give this a 70% or reclassify a reliable official source as purposefully leaking something that makes no sense. My suggestion is that readers follow other stories for verifications or information that would help in some way, add it to the comment section and see if we can get a better grip on what may well be an extremely dangerous situation.

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I have had one implied threat, which is almost laughable as I am a board member of a multinational defense firm larger than most armies. I have also had several contact of a very suspicious nature, had one verified Homeland Security computer attack which the software the DOD supplied me with caught, quite embarrassing also.

Then, yesterday, Press TV in Iran called on my wife’s mobile. It flashed US Government for a second. It seems DHS’s bugging capability crashed.

If they hire us, I am sure we can fix that for them.

maccored

its amazing what people will believe. Im in the same camp as GhostTheory - http://www.ghosttheory.com/2012/09/18/i-dont-want-to-believe-china-us-fend-off-ufo-threat

zenno

I don't believe it to be honest but i just thought it was a strange story to pop up

Myrddin

All flights of fancy, the world is just not that interesting.

Riamfada

I would excel in an alien invasion scenario. All 30 minutes of battletime I get before my head gets heat rayed off would be immensely more exciting than the previous 30 years of reality and probably more than the next 30.

Roll on 2012!

gillad

Riamfada wrote: »

I would excel in an alien invasion scenario. All 30 minutes of battletime I get before my head gets heat rayed off would be immensely more exciting than the previous 30 years of reality and probably more than the next 30.

Roll on 2012!

It wont be much of a battle.we wont have any weapons:(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7me4boq5Wyk&feature=channel&list=UL

degrassinoel

that actually sounds like the plot from that disgracefully bad film, 'Battleship'
yep.. i seen it, i can't unsee it

Now an Asian intelligence agency reports that a combined fleet operation between the US and China has been going on, a full combat operation against what we are told is a “highly unfriendly extra-terrestrial threat.


Sound like Decepticons to me :mad:

degrassinoel

have ye a link to the report?

degrassinoel

degrassinoel wrote: »

have ye a link to the report?

Its in there

faceman

Clearly the author has not done his research. The Chinese naval capability is limited to say the least. The Chinese have only one aircraft carrier, and its range is limited.

maccored

faceman wrote: »

The Chinese have only one aircraft carrier, and its range is limited.

second largest navy in the world outside the US navy apparently - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Liberation_Army_Navy

They have 962 ships, 515 combat vessels and 138 major combat vessels.

maccored

maccored wrote: »

second largest navy in the world outside the US navy apparently - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Liberation_Army_Navy

They have 962 ships, 515 combat vessels and 138 major combat vessels.

Thats the Liberation Army

The Chinese navy has .......

38, 000 personnel
4 Destroyers
22 Frigates
8 Minesweepers
2 Dock Landing Ships
9 Tank Landing Ships
4 Submarines

maccored

Deleted User wrote: »

Thats the Liberation Army

The Chinese navy has .......

38, 000 personnel
4 Destroyers
22 Frigates
8 Minesweepers
2 Dock Landing Ships
9 Tank Landing Ships
4 Submarines

Its always good to read stuff:

"As of 2008, English-language official Chinese state media no longer uses the term "People's Liberation Army Navy", instead the term "Chinese Navy" along with the usage of the prefix "CNS" for "Chinese Navy Ship" is now employed.[2]"

heres some more - http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/strengthening-of-chinese-navy-sparks-worries-in-region-and-beyond-a-855622.html

isnt there a movie coming out about an alien Invasion in the pacific .......

Interesting thing about the story is, it was released by a respected website :eek:

maccored

one really cant trust viral marketing these days. Bit like the first paranormal activity where they pretended they couldnt get it into theatres and needed people to start online polls.

Riamfada

Training eh?

http://www.breakingnews.ie/world/chinese-warships-spotted-near-japan-570670.html

Riamfada

Alien eyeball washes up in the states.

http://www.thejournal.ie/experts-name-likely-source-of-giant-eyeball-washed-up-in-us-637407-Oct2012/

...swordfish my eye

Myrddin

Riamfada wrote: »

Alien eyeball washes up in the states.

What makes you think its of alien origin

dagaz11

"Now an Asian intelligence agency reports that a combined fleet operation between the US and China has been going on, a full combat operation against what we are told is a “highly unfriendly extra-terrestrial threat.”

Because Intelligence Agencies' job is to report classified maneuvers to the general public and/or people likely to leak the info.... There are other red flags in the article.

gillad

Recent ufos seen by the army,scientists and astronomers close to china.

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/unidentified-flying-objects-ufo-seen-in-ladakh-jammu-and-kashmir-by-indian-army-itbp/1/227372.html

cocoemma

Thats a lovely eye!!!!! It looks friendly not evil scary alien like

maccored

More China

UFOs over India-China border could be Chinese lanterns: Probe

Published: Sunday, Nov 11, 2012, 14:11 IST
Place: Leh, New Delhi | Agency: PTI

The mystery over the unidentified luminous objects seen on the horizon over a lake in Ladakh region of Jammu and Kashmir appears to have been cracked with security agencies believing it to be “Chinese lanterns”.

Earlier last month, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) wrote to the government about sighting of some Orange-Yellow luminous flying objects on the horizon over Pangong lake, located 160km from Leh township.

The Leh-based 14-Corps was alerted by the ITBP which also reported sighting of the light-emitting body to its Udhampur-based Northern Command prompting an intensive monitoring of the flying object, official sources said.

Scientists from various organisations were brought to Himalayan township of Leh and a thorough study was conducted in consultation with experts of the Indian Air Force, whose radars were also unable to pick up any signal due to the flying of the unidentified objects on the horizon of the lake, 45km of which is in India while the remaining 90 km lies in under control of China’s People Liberation Army.

There was a suggestion that one of these flying objects needed to be shot down by the heat-seeking weaponry of the Indian Army, a proposal which was shot down as this region had last heard a gun shot only on October 29, 1962, during hostilities with China.

It was also thought that this move could trigger tension in the region, the sources said.

Intelligence agencies, with their sparse presence in this region, however, opined that this could be a psychological operation of the Chinese army and a possibility of launching “Chinese lanterns” during day break and in night was looked into by various astronomers, scientists and experts who have studied glaciers for years together, the sources said.

Experts from Ladakh-based Indian Astronomical Observatory and other scientists then studied the phenomenon of the luminous object and found that it disappeared in 12 to 18 minutes.

No crashing was also reported by the Border patrolling boat at the fringes of the lake and they reported that the light simply disappeared and there were no trace of it, the sources said.

The scientists and experts suspect that this could be one of the Chinese gimmicks to launch some lanterns which have a capability of attaining a height between 500 metres and 2000 metres and puzzle the Indian forces braving the chill and unfriendly terrain along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

Incidentally, the UK authorities had warned people not to fly the Chinese lanterns in 2010 within five mile off the airport and one mile of coastal line.

Many of the European countries have banned manufacturing of Chinese lanterns, which are traditionally constructed from oiled rice paper on a bamboo frame, and contain a a fuel cell composed of a waxy flammable material.

The flame heats the air inside the lantern and makes it airborne as long as the flame stays after which it sinks to the ground.

The history of Lantern used in battle ground dates back to third century when Zhuge Liang used this technique to seek help from his friends in fighting the enemy.The lanterns or balloons were deployed for signalling and a spy blimp.

Riamfada

Are they called Chinese lanterns in China or "us lanterns"

maccored

probably just 'lanterns' in chinese

Highly unfriendly Chinese Lanterns