A lot of people are raving about the new Jerusalem’s Dome of the Rock / Wailing Wall UFO videos. They’ve pretty much gone viral. Google “Jerusalem UFO” and check them out. I’m sure you will also agree that they are fake. You’ve probably already seen them on TV. Dis-informing the public and relegating UFO discussion back to the giggle room.

The reason why I’m not linking to the (4 at last count) Jerusalem UFO videos goes beyond financial. I believe the hoaxed vids were put up with the intention of obfuscating a truth. Perhaps it was to keep UFOs in the media ahead of the high budget Hollywood films that are coming. Perhaps it was a decoy, while some covert UFO-like defense craft was being tested in another part of the world. I’m not dead sure what the actual truth is, in this case, but SOMETHING else – something a lot more interesting did appear above the skies of “Kazakhstan” at the exact same time as the Jerusalem hoax went viral …

Now I’m not really sure about this. It looks very similar to the Norway spiral – which was instantly explained away as an out of control rocket. I’m 95% certain that it was. Lots of man-made stuff breaks.

Here’s a great Australian story about another night time sky spiral, this one seen on the east coast of Australia.

Looks like it’s all nice and tight.

These spirals are obviously test rockets, venting fuel and spinning out of control, right? It makes sense. UFOs don’t vent anything. If they even exist, they work on zero point energy or dark energy or gravity directors – things we don’t understand. They don’t emit smoke. Just maybe, these spirals are wormholes? … Maybe. I’m 95% certain all these sky spirals are out of control rockets. Occam’s Razor. Right?

I do have a 5% niggling doubt. Just a smidgey, niggley, itchy little suspicion.

A small part of me (5%) thinks that the proliferation of these recent sky spirals may actually be evidence of something else. What, I don’t know. Check out these vids for yourself. There’s a whole bunch more on YouTube and I’m finding them all ab-so-lute-ly fascinating. I mean – why are all these rockets suddenly spinning out of control? Didn’t Hitler’s Nazis sort that stuff out with the Americans in 1946?

And why are so many badly made rockets being fired at all ?

A lot of doorway sites are currently promoting the Jerusalem videos with a vehemence that I’ve not seen. To me, this is very suspicious. When the balloons flew over New York back in October 2010, I was happy to believe they were balloons. It also looked nice and tight. When I heard that the NY Airport Observation Deck was evacuated due to a gas leak – at the exact same time, something didn’t smell right. In fact, something smelt very similar to swamp gas!

So, like a good iconoclast, I sided with the UFO story and Stanley Fulham’s prediction. Made everything seem like a lot more fun.

What do you reckon?

Ed. Heeeyyy. Steady on Man. A lot of people think those Jerusalem Sacred Rock UFOs are real. What makes you think they are hoaxes?

I hear you.

Here’s why I think they’re not even worth investigating ….

Why the Jerusalem UFO Videos are a Hoax

1. No non-YouTube witnesses
   This is always the most important red flag. While TV stations will air anything on video, significant UFO appearances like this are often witnessed by tens – if not hundreds of people
2. Real UFO vids tend to be long and boring.
   Because they are not animated. A real UFO observer randomly finds a UFO in their field of vision (they have no idea where it’s going to be in the frame – unlike the Jerusalem UFO hoax video) and starts shooting. Or they rifle throuh old photos / videos and find something unexpected. Animating a fake UFO is a frame by frame effort. Keeping your hoax nice and short saves a lot of frame by frame manipulation.
3. Video Webcams of the area revealed nothing.
4. The 3rd Jerusalem video uses a wiki-commons image
   A night time image from wiki-commons serves as the backdrop.
5. The spacecraft’s movement is all wrong.
   When real UFOs move, they often appear to blink out. That’s because they’re MOVING OUT at speed. A video camera isn’t going to capture a lot of this movement unless the craft is hovering or slowly surveying an area.
6. Too many UFO stereotypes in only a few seconds
   This video has; typical white UFO lights, red lights, fast moving objects, flickering lights – all borrowed ideas from REAL UFO footage.
7. Bad acting
   Videographers are either; too surprised, too complacent or just plain awful.
8. Obsevers in frame
   More often than not, hoaxers can’t hire real actors or a cast of thousands, so they usually just shove a friend or two in front of the camera. And it goes without saying – NEVER cast your best friend in a film. Too many Hollywood films have died by this decision.

Like the “Balloon” story, I believe the Jerusalem UFO hoax is a calculated decoy.

In my opinion, they are nothing but a massive hoax. But there seems to be a lot more to it. It’s as if almost every news stream is showing the video. The original videos (now there are four and even some daytime UFO stories are surfacing) have been uploaded to YouTube under unique YouTube names, but there is no additional information about who shot the video, where, when and the comments are locked so nobody can give feedback. Hoaxers pretty much always lock comments.

I’ll let you do the detective work. But hopefully this will appear somewhere in a search for Jerusalem UFO and go some way to dilute the hoax.

Further reading

Another poster on the subject

A Great Video

About the Temple Mount UFO hoax.

The truth is hidden behind a veil of lies. So we’re never going to find the truth about anything happening in China. Not only is the net awash with rumours that entire Chinese villages have disappeared after a plague of recent UFO sightings, but apparently the areas have now been cordoned off by the military. This video was originally posted back in May, but was “re-badged” for this latest UFO mystery.

The title in English reads: The end of a village in the Qinling Mountains disappears overnight.

You can read a (Google Translated version of) radio report of the disappearing village on this blog.

I think it will be a while before we hear the facts behind this one. In the meantime, make sure that your village is tied down … Or sandbagged … or something. Just in case.

And for those who can’t get enough UFO news from behind the red curtain, here’s a mini-doco.

During the afternoon of October 13th, a lot of people in New York City recently reported seeing UFOs – many of them hovering right over the city on October 13th.

The UFOs were quickly written off as balloons and for all intents and purposes, they actually did look a lot like balloons.

This very intense and serious news story really gives us the inside. Without quality news programming like this, we’d probably be watching rubbish on our television screens. Daily! …

Imagine. Balloons.

Here’s a link to the NY Post article so you can catch up : Kids Behind the UFO

And here’s a nice YouTube explanation to tidy the balloon story right up, slip it in a plastic bag and toss it into the kitchen tidy bin.

All very sweet and innocent, right? Kids’ balloons. Who would have thought? Thanks God for TV news stations and great looking reporters having a laugh. We’d be in the dark without these fun guys waking us up to breakfast and (in Australia at least) literally bribing us with money to watch.

Naturally, the US Federal Aviation Authority “had nothing on radar”. Story over. Nothing to see here.

Well, no … Not over exactly…

It turns out that, at the exact same time New York was being entertained by floating balloons, the FAA closed 3 New York major airports. You can read about the New York Airport closure here. There was a gas leak and staff had to leave the building etc. etc. blah, bah, crap. Co-incidence?

…the radar facility on Long Island that handles all arrivals and departures for New York City’s three major airports was briefly evacuated after the smell of gas was reported.

A bit of gas stopped the planes taking off. Gas and jets. Not a good mix. Balloons and Gas. Where have we heard those two words together before?

Interesting that Fox released two conflicting reports through the same outlet. Let’s recap:

1. Story #1
   the FAA has “nothing to report”
2. Story #2
   a “gas leak” closed down 3 major New York Airports

Hmm. One thing is for sure. Somebody at Fox got the sack on October 13th.

Now if this were just a normal blog (not a crazy, out-there UFO nut-job BLOG) this whole news story would just seem a tad … suspicious. Why did the FAA say nothing happened while simultaneously reporting a major gas leak? New York’s three major Airports were closed for one hour. Pretty much the same amount of time China’s National Airport was closed (although that airport was closed because of “secret military operations in the area”) a few weeks back.

A normal blogger would be eating porridge whilst slowly becoming very suspicious. He or she may decide to dig further into it.

A normal blogger might watch this video (embed suppressed).

They might also watch this news report:

And then they might give up and seek independent, non-human evidence in the form of a late night webcam mounted on one of NY’s tall buildings.

And then … if he wasn’t ordinarily looking into UFO stuff, he’d probably start looking into the possibility that UFOs do exist and that maybe there’s been some kind of cover-up. Because the truth, girls and boys, is that grey aliens are gene-raping us on a regular basis and there’s nothing anybody can do to stop it.

Here’s a really crazy guy who said an interesting thing a few months back:

Maybe not so crazy today.

Glow-in-the-dark balloons filled with swamp gas, anyone?

A few weeks ago, there was an announcement. According to many BLOGs and tabloids, Mazlan Othman was to be appointed the UN “Alien Ambassador”. The news traveled like fire around the web, but nobody stopped to read the Wired article’s fine print. The term in the Wired headline is Alien Ambassador and yet in the body, the correct term, Space Ambassador, is what it refers to. The press release was outed less than a week after the recent CNN disclosure by retired air Force personnel. And that act of disclosure (much of which has been circulating ont he web for years) came only moments after the release of Leslie Kean’s surprising best-seller, UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record. So the newswire is piggy-backing on itself.

In all probability, this article is closer to the truth, but one can’t dispute the strange juxta-positioning (sorry non Uni graduates – I need to get the most out of my $20K education and use big words like that from time to time) of stories.

Here’s the sad and boring reality of what the UN Space Ambassador’s job will be.

Yeah, ho hum. I forgive you if you hit pause and save some bandwidth (remember to reload the page for that).

However, this is a UFO site and people, I’m a believer in UFOs, so I’m not here to disappoint you with reality and trivial media hiccups. So I’ve found this link to the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs (OOSA) to whet your appetite.

You’ll notice that the timing, ahem – contextually (Kaching! Another $50 on my BA well spent) is intriguing. Yeah, the UN are worried about China chucking missiles into outer-space in a kind of childish “look what we can do” display of military might. But it just so happens to be the case that ET doesn’t like weapons in space, either.

Up to you and your openness to conspiracy theorizing – but the co-incidence is there and titillating nevertheless.

But to the ex-military officers and their disclosure….

In some cases, the UFOs mysteriously “switched off” as many as 10 nuclear missiles which took the following 24 hours to get back on line. What’s more startling is that in a few cases, Nuclear weapons have even been activated.

Part One:

This press conference comes hot on the heels of Leslie Kean’s recent book, UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record. She and other UFOlogists are screaming for transparency and ultimately, disclosure. Most people believe UFOs exist and that the government are hiding what they know, but these guys have witnessed the craziest stuff.

Part Two:

Curiously, the media is presenting UFO witnesses and evidence in a brand new way. Perhaps as the UFOlogists report disclosure is actually under way.

Part Three:

Part Four:

Note the tone of this meeting as some dubious questioners from dubious media outlets try to take the stage with their own stories.

Part Five:

Some say that full disclosure will be followed by a human / alien public meeting. We’d certainly get a lot out of aliens shaking hands with Obama on the Whitehouse lawn. I suspect, however, that this is a human fantasy. We’d like them to do it that way.

I’m not sure what would be in that for ET, but these vids are a good start.

There is one that really blew me away, even now when I think of it. There was a lady who came in, she had a marble-sized object in her arm that moved. And if you put your finger 2 inches away from it, it would come toward your finger. When we removed it, it was a pea-sized yellow object that was completely biological. It was not attached to anything. Now, I’ve done surgery for over 40 years, and I’ve never seen anything like it.
- Statesman Journal

You can visit Dr Leir’s site at http://www.alienscalpel.com/

These objects are only ever very small 2-5mm. But some are magnetic and some even seem to be transmitting (sometimes around 14MHz) radio waves and microwaves.

A Guy speak openly about his implant.

And so it is. Based on this tiny bit of YouTube footage, hearsay and very little actual evidence (they don’t make it easy, readers) we are left wondering why? Why do the super-brained aliens want to keep our nukes local?

I think it’s pretty obvious.

Take a look at this video and make up your own mind. I’m not going to influence you like I did with the moonbase video.

Here is an Iranian short-range weapon during test flight. Click play and then keep on reading.

Did you see it? He was just checkin’. Seeing if the warhead was loaded. It wasn’t – so he let it fly on.

The UFOs, or Flying Saucers (if you’ve got super eyes) really don’t want our crap out there in space. As much as Hollywood would like to export the entire squadrons from the military industrial complex to fertile planets, it’s simply not going to happen. The Greys, or the Pleiadians, or the Lizard men didn’t help the Japanese in 1945. They won’t save us from our own stupidity, but it’s becoming increasingly clear that, as far as nukes go, space is a no-fly zone.

UFOs are seen hovering around Nuclear Bases all the time:

I’d say it’s not reported much, but there are lots of interviews like these on the web. I’ll let you guys do a midnight search. There are even books written about the relationship between UFOs and Nukes. We just don’t get to hear about these things very often. They’re not picked up by the Vanity Fair radar. Our society’s veil of ignorance is too thick and heavy.

Here’s another supposed “bare-faced liar” . . .

If one were to extrapolate; a no-nuke policy in outer-space must mean (if it’s being policed by Aliens) that they value life. It could also mean that nukes aren’t welcome for other reasons. Perhaps nuclear blasts open up fissures into other dimensions. After all anti-depressants started out as pain-killers. Who knows what nukes really do? The simple observational fact that they are here (okay, all imho) and haven’t wiped us out thus far, suggests that they are probably operating under a non-interference “treaty”. I say “treaty” with a tongue half-embedded in my cheek. I’m reallllly out on a limb here . . . (join in if you can) but try this on for size . . .

If they exist, there’s probably not just one type of space tourist / gene-predator. There’s more than likely a whole bunch of different kinds. Y’know, like cats and horses and axolotyls – but billions of years more advanced. So advanced, they don’t even talk to each other – or eat. They just “think” stuff.

In the first video, you get a sense of how fast these entities fly. And if you do believe in ETs who visit Earth on a regular basis, it’s likely that there are also different types. What I want to know is this: Who, if we’re allowed to set fire to ourselves down here, are the UFOs protecting “out there”? Answer: Themselves!?.

I’ll go further and posit this: Aliens are not just protecting themselves, but other beings, too.

Which makes them nice people. They’re obeying some kind of law that protects themselves (and dare I say other beings) from nuclear bombs. In my book, that actually makes them “More human” than us. ;)

But we can’t jump to conclusions (I proclaim on a site called “Alien Moon Base”).

We can think for ourselves, though. I can’t believe I’m doing all this thinking just on my lonesome!

Here’s a little info you might be interested in regarding our own Nuclear Weapons testing treaties.

Are these people exhibiting early stage schizophrenia? Are they exhibitionists? Amateur Gurus perhaps? … Or do these UFO spruikers genuinely want to share real knowledge with ignorant humanity?

All this is absolute hokum, right?

We’re talking ; reverse-engineering of flying saucers, mind-linking, thought-control, advanced genetic experimentation and more specifically, head to head meetings with grey aliens (known as grays) sporting advanced technology.

Without a mote of evidence, anybody could make this up. Who could prove you wrong?

We chattering monkeys thrive on tall tales. Indeed, we may even be perceived (by an alien race) as a conglomerate of 7 billion story-telling monkeys. If Hollywood and Who Magazine are anything to go by, we’re prepared to lie even if it costs many millions of dollars. And we’ll happily do it – even without a profit motive.

People need to know this stuff and it’s our duty to tell the human race what’s really going on.

Who in their right minds would make up a story about face to face, non-verbal alien communication or side by side genetic manipulation in Area 51 and release it to the world non-exclusively and completely for free? Why is YouTube bursting with alien contactees?

Is any story true?

Some are so unbelievable that they become … believable again. These men and women are brave to say the very least.

What’s really weird, fascinating and incredibly attractive to me, is that these stories – assuming the tellers don’t know each other – on the whole, tie together remarkably well. They all link up rather nicely into an almost seamless patchwork story of human / alien interplay. It’s mind-bogglingly woven.

The internet.

True. We do have the internet. They may be reading each other on a daily basis. After Barney and Betty Hills’ very public abduction in 1963, the market opened up to wannabe abductees who loved the idea of getting their picture in the paper. Today the rumour-mill spins at light speed. Truth is but a complex game of Chinese Whispers.

It’s just that – none of these people seem particularly mad – or even skilful when it comes to telling stories. Their tales are made all the more attractive by a kind of clumsy realism and notable lack of fanfare or superlative. These mad people sound pretty genuine. And there doesn’t seem to be any real reason why they might tell super-sized fibs.

If you really want to knock yourself out with this stuff, you can also check these links to some not-so-mad pioneers – perhaps…

• Bases Pt 2
• Bases Pt 3
• Bob Lazar on back-engineering
• Dan Burisch on J-Rods and (if you hang in there) MIBs
• Amazing interview with Mr X (now mysteriously dead)
• UFO shoots down ICBM

I can’t promise you won’t have nightmares after hearing some of this stuff. ;)

Where does this admirer of train-wrecked personalities sit? Where there’s smoke … is what I say.

The people who work at Area 51 had better be doing something at least as interesting as talking to greys or back-engineering flying saucers. If they aren’t, then the whole UFO thing amounts to a weird kind of religion, without which we probably can’t imagine ourselves playing our small part in the greater whole that is reality alpha. Universe one.

How would life on Earth be without such brazen individuals? Just a little more boring is my answer.

I’m going to give Michio the last bit of airplay. I’m pretty sure there’s a UFO hovering in the sky outside my bedroom window right now and it’s putting on an unbelievably good show – pretending to be a Cessna Skyhawk 172 – engine noise, lights and all.

I’m no fool.

Farmers all over the world reported livestock mutilation. They would get up in the middle of the night, sometimes to lights (often reported as helicopters) in their field – only to discover a mutilated cow or sheep in the morning. Not just a random mutilation, but a systematic and highly accurate surgical procedure. Sometimes keyhole-style surgery. But without the blood.

Keen on scaring yourself to death tonight? Go brew yourself a nice (prohibitively expensive) Horlicks and full-screen this puppy. It’w worth getting a video out of your computer and watching this on TV if you’ve a long enough cable. As this 1hr+ slow, but intriguing movie explains, it’s not just cattle that get laser-chopped in our fields during the wee hours.

If you’re still up for it after that horror show, here’s some further reading. Not for the squeamish.

What’s even more disturbing is that the phenomenon is becoming more frequent and the perpetrators more brazen.

As is usual in such cases, the photographs suddenly disappeared from the NASA public archives database, throwing petrol onto the fire of conspiracy.

By the time the images were removed, an avid UFO community were already propagating their find, excitedly including them in YouTube Videos like this one.

I don’t have an issue with these images. It may well be space junk. To me, it looks like a spaceship at certain angles and a bit of tin at others. Some UFOlogists (you can get a degree in UFOlogy at some universties in the US) have gone so far as to say it’s a morphing spaceship. Read into these images what you will.

click image for higher resolution version

The important thing to grasp here is not really the images. The important thing is the lack of communication. An obvious and rational response from NASA ought to be, “We don’t know what they are.” But NASA is a conglomeration of human beings who represent man’s proudest achievements.

I’m going out on a limb here, but the one thing we don’t really need right now is to know anything about UFOs and alternative societies. I think it’s disgusting that a paid government organisation censor material intended for public consumption, but I also understand why they do it. It’s our old friend . . . fear.

The reason why NASA don’t publish photos of UFOs has less to do with military security and more to do with our own in-security.

Presented with a superior being, our world’s governments would lose all their power.

We need our Governments to be the most powerful force in our lives. Evidence that there are other societies and technologies which are far superior to our own (perhaps with thousands of years development behind them) would create a power vacuum. Why listen to our Government when the aliens have thousands of years backing them? Because humans are basically stupid (sorry guys, but our collective stupidity and ego really knows no bounds) there’d probably be a religious uprising or riot against those in power.

Our egos are too fragile for this knowledge. Our lizard brains don’t need a predatory force right now. On the surface of it, one can easily understand why NASA pulled the images. They didn’t like the idea of fielding phone calls from UFO nuts. The real, much deeper reason is “State Insecurity.”

If there are intelligent beings which have survived famine, war and self-annihilation, then perhaps we can learn from them. Just that statement alone robs the Government of its much-needed power.

The aliens hide from us because it’s in our best interests.

Revealing itself to an insecure world might just be the worst thing an alien could ever do. And to my mind, their desire to hide makes them sensible beings. We’d probably destroy ourselves in the process of trying to destroy them or we’d want what they have and try to take it by force (this has, arguably, already happened).

We are essentially – in a nutshell – stupid.