Unsere alltäglichen "UFOs über England" gib uns auch wieder heute... - und dann kam es nicht zu knapp

Freitag, der 23.Januar 2009. Beginnen wir mal mit einem weiteren ´UF´O´-Video aus Old Germany, ein toller Linsenspiegelungseffekt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oK5h... . Und nun ist es soweit, die defokussierte Venus hinter Baumästchen wird im südlichen Ohio als ´Jesus´ angesehen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKGP... . Ein mysteriöses UFO aka Skylantern aus Amsterdam zur Silvesternacht wurde ebenfalls dokumentiert: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWIb... . Obwohl genau diese speziellen UFOs Ende November 08 im holländischen TV erklärt wurden - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGo3... -, es nutzt nichts. Was aber auch klar aufweist, dass da mal eine breite, massive Aufklärungskampagne gefahren werden müsste (so wie einst bei Knut und CoKG) - und die kleinen Nadelstiche zur Information des Volkes keineswegs ausreichen. Die ganze UFO-Story ist einfach NICHT wie hier dargestellt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjaA... . Bleiben Sie einfach zwangsweise heiter...

Langsam geht es auf den nächsten Mittwoch, den 28.Jänner, zu. Warum erwähne ich dies jetzt? Jeder der kontinuierlich den CENAP-UFO-Newsticker nutzt*, um zu wissen, was Sache ist (aber wer aus der UFOlogie mag dies schon, wenn er uns wie der Teufel das ´Weihwasser´ scheut?), der weiß es längst - siehe http://cenap.alien.de/cenapnews/zei... . Es geht um die Wiener ´Science Busters´-Veranstaltung "Ufos, Chemtrails und Kugelblitze" im Rabenhof-Theater. So schaut´s praktisch aus: Hier die aktuellen News dazu unter http://www.sciencebusters.at/shows/46 . Auch wenn ich da ein bisschen meine eigene Skepsis habe, da dies in der Praxis durch die Veranstalter etwas, sagen wir mal, unprofessionell gegenüber einem eingeladenen Gast verläuft. Da fehlt es einfach an Dampf. Österreicher eben... Zwischen einem ´es gut meinen´ und einem es auch ´gut können´ ist eben einen riesiger Unterschied. Wie auch immer, ICH kann nichts dafür. Schauen wir also einmal, was jetzt noch geschehen mag. Obwohl ich mich in dieser Nacht doch ein bisschen arg als Pseudo-Aushängeschild missbraucht fühle und selbst skeptisch gegenüber den wissenschaftlichen Skeptikern in Wien werde. Eine äußerst merkwürdige Situation auf jeden Fall, Sauerteig pur. Was mich natürlich auch sauer sowie lustlos macht.

* = Um sich nicht dem psychosozialem ´Gesetz der UFOlogie´ zu unterwerfen (= keine wirkliche Ahnung haben, sich ´künstlich´ {einfach nur mal das Beste von mir neoliberal annehmend} Dummstellen, sich Pseudo-Intellektuell zu geben und einfach nur stammtischmäßiges Herumzuschwadronnieren), was gleichsam auch das ´Gesetz der Loyalität´ gegenüber den geliebten ufologischen SF-Visionen mit dem ´Akte X´-Hauch ist. Bestandteil der Psycho-Nischen-Kultur der Irrlehren überhaupt. Und genau deswegen bekam die UFOlogie selbst nie wirklich ´Format´ - große Ausnahme: NICAP´s Donald Keyhoe in den 1950er und bis Mitte der 1960er Jahre in den USA. Muss man einfach neidlos zugeben.

´Überraschung´: Das Jahr des Büffels kommt uns näher...

Kalt erwischt: Der neue Tag begann damit, dass mich eine Redakteurin von SWR4-Kurpfalzradio anrief, um nachzufragen, ob zum chinesischen Neujahrs- und Lichterfest demnächst wohl wieder ´UFOs´ zu erwarten sind - wobei ich zusammenzuckte, weil ich da noch gar nicht daran gedacht habe, dass das jetzt ja auch irgendwann mal ansteht (und als ich es daraufhin mal recherchierte, Ups und Schreck lasss nach, steht es ja mit Beginn an diesem Wochenende unmittelbar bevor!). Klar, warum sollte die asiatische Gemeinde in Deutschland jetzt ihre Zurückhaltung beibehalten, nachdem wir Deutschen selbst erstmals mit Mega-Aufwand der eingesetzten asiatischen Himmelslaternen unser Silvester feierten?! Heijeijei... Aber auch klasse, weil da eine Journalistin imstande war, 1 + 1 zusammenzuzählen, um selbst mitdenkend zu erahnen, was da kommen mag - und sogar mir einen Schritt voraus war. Bewundernswert, wenn man z.B. sieht, wie es wegen den selben UFO-Auslösern in England das Extra-Dummenspiel der dortigen Journalisten gibt, was gar nicht sein kann, wenn es nicht gewollt ist. Vorsichtshalber und präventiv gab ich nach diesem Anreiz auf kleiner Tour gegen Mittag hin die PM "Das ´Jahr des Büffels´ wird auch in Deutschland gefeiert - ´UFOs´ überall zu erwarten, es sind aber nur asiatischen Himmelslaternen!" aus. Hat aber keinen gejuckt, das ist hierzulande dann zuviel ´UFO´ binnen einer Woche gewesen!

Um etwa 12:30 h meldete sich etqwas angespannt und leicht verkrampft wirkend Herr K. aus Obertshausen bei Hanau, weil er jetzt schon zum dritten Mal seit Silvester orange-rote, glimmende Kugel-UFOs sah, die keine Flugzeuge sind, wie alle seine Nachbarn, Freunde und Arbeitskollegen ihm immer wieder sagen. Nun wolle er endlich mal mehr dazu erfahren, weil das "doch alles nicht mehr normal ist". Begonnen hatte alles in der Silvesternacht, als er etwa ein Dutzend jener Lichter so nach und nach zwischen 23:45 h und 1 h immer wieder mal am Feuerwerkshimmel immer wieder für einige Minuten und aus allen Richtungen aufkommend vom Balkon aus sah. Verwundert hatte ihn und seine Frau sowie den Sohn dies schon, aber es war ja Silvester... Am letzten Freitagabend, gegen 21:30 h rief ihn sein Sohn auf den Balkon, "weil schon wieder so ein UFO vorbeifliegt". Tatsächlich war für einige Minuten in langsamen Flug und absolut lautlos eine eher gelblich-orangene kleine Lichtkugel "mit soetwas wie einem kleinen Hof um sich herum" in den Himmel steigend zu sehen gewesen! Und dann am vergangenen Dienstagabend waren gleich 6 oder 7 solcher Lichtkörper kurz nach 20 h aus Richtung Offenbach nach und nach langsam in langer Kette dahergekommen und insgesamt etwa bis 20:20 h zu sehen gewesen. Auch wieder absolut lautlos, komisch war nur, das genau im Hintergrund, genau von wo sie gekommen waren, ein paar Silvesterraketen und normale Leuchtkugeln immer wieder mal hochkamen, "aber dies sieht völlig anders aus, als diese UFOs oder was die sind". Er nahm sogar an, dass dieses kleine Feuerwerk in Richtung Offenbach von Amerikanern wegen der der Obama-Vereidigung stattfand! Da er aber noch niemals etwas von Himmelslaternen hörte noch sie kennt, konnte er sich erst durch meine erklärenden Ausführungen nach einigem Erstaunen dies dann lachend (einem ´befreiten Lachen´) selbst verständlich machen. Na also, wieder etwas gemeinnützige Arbeit geleistet!

Unsere alltäglichen "UFOs über England" gib uns auch wieder heute...

Na das kann ja in Britannien noch ein Festtag für die Brit-UFO-Press geben, weil es natürlich auch in England eine große asiatische Gemeinde gibt, aber zunächst erst einmal dies in Sachen ´Brot und UFO-Spiele´ fürs das Volk - im großen englischen Psychodrama namens künstlicher ´UFO-Mythos´:

´´I don´t believe in little green men - but ... ´ - so kam es heute vom ´Selkirk Advertiser´ ( http://www.selkirkweekendadvertiser... ) dazu:

>A Selkirk housewife spotted a flying saucer last week and came forward to tell The Wee Paper following an earlier sighting in the Ettrick Valley, writes Sally Gillespie. We reported how waitress Pauline Hemsley had woken to see a big bright light in the hills outside her window. She then appealed to anyone else who saw anything to come forward.

Margaret Hermiston, 54, answered the call after a similar close encounter. And we have also received reports of strange lights in the sky over Galashiels. Margaret lives at the top of Kingsland Avenue and had pulled back her blinds last Tuesday at 6.40am to be met with a UFO above the hills on the other side of Selkirk. "It was just sitting there, this ball. It was like a star but it was quite a bit bigger and extra-twinkly - it was sort of throbbing and sparkly. It looked like a pair of ball diamante earings I had a couple of Christmases ago," she told us. She watched the ball, which was about 30 feet above the hill she sees from her window, for a few minutes and, deciding she needed a witness, she called to her son Mark. But by the time he arrived it had faded to a tiny dot and looked like a star, she said. "I don´t know if it faded down or moved away because it didn´t lower. It stayed the same height but it went away so fast. It fascinated me. I didn´t know who to tell. My son suggested the police but they would be thinking ´what´s she been on the night before?´ - so I didn´t tell anybody. It´s a lovely view from the window but I didn´t expect to see that in the morning!"

She said there are often people out ´lamping´ in the hills she can see, but it was a different sort of light. And even though she said the town is on a plane route, it was not a plane. "I watched for maybe three to five minutes. It glistened. It was a quite a clear day and there were stars in the sky ... It´s an enigma, it puzzled me all day." And she has been looking out to try to see it again. "I would like somebody to tell me what it was." She added: "I´m like Pauline - I´m not sure about these things. I´m open-minded but I don´t believe in little green men and I´d have to see something to convince me." Earlier this month Pauline saw what she thought was a really bright star above Kipp Hill outside her window at Hawkshaw, near Ettrickbridge. "But it was too bright, way too big and too low down. It was just hanging there," she said. The 40-year-old added: "It almost ´flashed´ to become a smaller light with a light on either side and then back to its original form before jumping to about 200 yards along the hill. I always thought I´d be really scared if I came across anything weirdy but I wasn´t bothered. I just snuggled down and thought ´fancy that´ and went back to sleep."

Meanwhile, the mystery continues with further reports of sightings in Galashiels this week after Gary Beaumont spotted strange, unexplained lights in the sky above the town.He told us: "I was doing my horse with my mum. I saw a very bright light very low down. No other stars were about and then it was at the other side of me. I told my mum and others several times and then the same happened again the next night."<

´UFO spotted in St Helens´ hieß es beim ´St Helens The Reporter´ ( http://www.sthelensreporter.co.uk/s... ) hierzu:

>A UFO has been spotted hoovering over the East Lancs in St Helens - nightshift worker Michael Simpson, 31, took these snaps using his mobile phone camera. He was cycling home at around 4.30am travelling on the Liverpool-bound carriageway when he was stopped in his tracks by the object, which he estimates to be flying at around 300ft. The incident took place on Wednesday (January 21) near to the Waterside pub. Michael, who is the nightshift kitchen manager at Sainsbury´s distribution depot in Haydock, initially dismissed the sighting as a hot air balloon. He explains: "It was around the height that the police helicopter can normally be seen, so this was my first thought as to what it could be. There was, however, absolutely no sound emitting from the object. I had stopped travelling at this point and the object was moving very slowly and steadily towards me. It could not have been travelling any faster than 40-60 knots. Initially, I thought I could see a shaft of orange or red light shining down beneath the object, but as it crept ever closer it became apparent I was looking at flames. Please, let me be clear; I do not think I saw flames. I know I did."

Michael began filming the incredible sight with the video function on his mobile phone, only to discover he had forgotten to activate the ´night mode´ switch. He went on: "For complete want of a better comparison, the object was ´bowler-hat-shaped´ with flames protruding from ´inside´ at the centre, and I could clearly make out their reflections on the metallic underbelly of the craft. Also visible, were tiny, red lights on the sides and top of the craft. As soon as my eyes had convinced my head that what I was seeing was real, I reached for my mobile to capture this amazing sight on video. I activated the camera and began recording as the vehicle passed directly overhead and continued east, gradually increasing it´s pace. To my complete horror and disbelief, I noticed that my camera was capturing nothing but pitch-black because it wasn´t in ´night mode´. I stopped recording, turned on night mode and restarted recording but the craft was now too far away to make out any detail."

He did, however, manage to retrieve these stills from the footage which clearly show an unusual object. Michael´s incredible story is not the first UFO sighting in St Helens in recent times. Many sceptics dismiss UFO sighting as simply the European Space Station - something Michael says is not possible because of how low his unexplained object managed to fly. "I have spoken to a lot of people about and the people that know me and know how rationally-minded I am are intrigued," he added. "The people that don´t know me have been dismissive, but that is what you expect. Before I saw this I was open-minded about the chances of life on another planet but thought it unlikely they would be advanced enough to travel to Earth. I´m not so sure now!<

Die ´Highland News´ ( http://www.highland-news.co.uk/news... ) brachte die Headline ´Solution to UFO mystery sighting?´ dazu ins Blatt:

>A North Kessock woman was still mystified this week over a UFO she spotted in the sky above her home. But this week Steven Connor (31), from Alness, held his hands up and stepped forward to explain the mystery lights in the sky could have been Chinese lanterns he released for his two young sons. Mr Connor says the lanterns are all the rage and match exactly the descriptions given by local people of moving lights in the sky. He said: "I received the Chinese lanterns as a novelty present at Christmas. You make a wish and then set them off. I released three on New Year´s Day with my boys, Kyle and Aidan, about the same time as a lady saw the lights in the sky in Alness." And, he revealed: "I also set one off at North Kessock, before New Year, where there was another strange sighting. I was driving to Inverness and I saw a clear patch of ground and thought I would release a lantern to see if it worked. When I read my paper and saw the article about the strange lights I thought ´Oh no! Maybe that was the lanterns I put off´." But, despite reports of people releasing Chinese lanterns as part of the New Year celebrations, Billie Wealleans remains unconvinced these were what she saw.

She spoke out after spotting three bright orange lights in the sky above her North Kessock home, which disappeared with astounding speed. A number of lanterns, it has been confirmed, were launched at New Year, but Billie, of Ferry Brae, points out her sighting was on December 29. She said this week: "I have not seen a Chinese lantern, so I really do not know what they look like. I cannot see how they could have stayed so close together like the lights I saw if they were lanterns. I do not even know where to buy Chinese lanterns, but if I find out I will buy three and put them out at night and see if they stick together." And, Billie added: "It does have its serious side. If there is something other than balloons or lanterns, we should be told."

Further sightings were reported in Easter Ross and Fort William as well as in the south of England where a wind turbine´s blades were mysteriously destroyed, prompting claims the damage was caused by a UFO.<

´UFO hot spot map pinpoints sightings of orange orbs, black triangles and more´ kam es als Headline vom ´Louth Leader´ ( http://www.louthleader.co.uk/news/U... ) hierzu:

>UFO hunters can now easily track the locations of sightings in the Louth area via a new map. Since August last year we have received numerous reports of strange lights or aircraft seen in the skies over the Louth area, most notable being the recent sightings surrounding the damaged wind turbine at Conisholme. In an interview with the Leader following the Conisholme case, the UK´s leading UFO expert Nick Pope described the Louth area as a current ´hot spot´ for UFO activity.

Now we have produced an online map pinpointing local sightings. The map also includes information on the type of object sighted, where and when it was witnessed, and a link to our website stories covering it.

+ To see the map just click on the ´Louth area UFO hotspot map´ button on the home page of this website.<

´Southampton UFO enthusiast baffled by lights floating above the skyline´ hieß es beim ´Southern Daily Echo´ ( http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/407... - eine Art kleine Videoreportage ist dort auch zu finden, wobei die ´UFO´-Videos des anonymen UFOlogen eher nach 1) einer Himmelslaterne und 2) nach der defokussiert aufgenommenen Venus aussehen) hierzu:

>It´s the latest in a long line of extraterrestrial activity across Hampshire. Two new videos have surfaced on the Internet of unidentified mystery objects hovering above the Southampton skyline. It is the latest in a long line of sightings to suggest that extra terrestrial life is out there and interested in Hampshire. The bright lights were shot from a house in Hedge End by a UFO enthusiast who wished to remain anonymous. He said: "I´m still having trouble trying to work out what they are myself, they are in a fixed position to start and then you clearly see the two lights moving apart."

The first of the two videos by the mystery enthusiast shows a bright light floating high above the sky, which appears to flash brightly toward the camera. The second of the videos, filmed only on Wednesday of this week, shows two objects flashing close by to each other before one disappears into the night sky. The new sightings are just two of a number of possible UFO´s to be reported in Hampshire in the last 12 months. The sightings come seven months after the government released papers dubbed the x-files, noting 40 mysterious objects or UFOs spotted in Hampshire over the last ten years.<

Im britischen UFO-Wirrwarr der künstlich durch die Medien erzeugten Hysterie ist es nicht verwunderlich, wenn man dann sogar einen Rettungshubschrauber für ein UFO hält, siehe die nachfolgende Geschichte:

´Tyersal man relives blizzard horror´ hieß die Headline im ´Telegraph & Argus´ ( http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.... ) für diese eigentlich bittere Geschichte:

>A walker has spoken of how he stared death in the face as he got lost in a blizzard. Alan Hudson, 53, spent 11 hours battling for his life before he was plucked from the snow on Little Whernside after setting off to walk up neighbouring Great Whernside. Mr Hudson, of Tyersal Road, Tyersal, Bradford, was suffering frostbite to both feet and was dehydrated. He was found by volunteers from the Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association and airlifted by helicopter to hospital in Middlesbrough. He had spent 11 hours on the fell above Kettlewell, near Skipton, and walked 30 miles on a walk normally only eight miles long and two hours in duration. He was so disorientated, he thought the rescue helicopter lights were a UFO.

Back home in Bradford, his wife Janice was waiting in torment for news after being told he was missing at 9pm. She said: "I was horrified - very frightened. I feared the worse and prayed he would be found. I was told he was found at ten and was so relieved, He owns his life to the rescuers." Mr Hudson, who returned home last night, thanked the 49-strong team of volunteers who braved appalling weather to find him. His ordeal began after he had gone with two friends to Kettlewell on Monday. While they stayed at the pub he set off for his walk around Great Whernside Hill. There was no snow in Kettlewell but by the time he had gone some distance the poor weather started. Mr Hudson said: "I´ve been up there dozens of times in all weathers. Sometimes visibility has been really bad but I´ve always been able to see the path and knew exactly where I was. On this occasion the path got covered with snow and somehow I got off it. I tried to trace my footprints back up Great Whernside but they were covered. It was then I realised I was lost and phoned the police."

He crawled his way through 4ft drifts, fell into bogs and lost his water bottle and a boot. By this time he was dehydrated and disorientated. He said: "It was really odd when I was eventually found. I saw these lights overhead. I couldn´t hear any noise and thought it was a UFO. I remember shouting and waving to it thinking I didn´t care if it was a UFO, I just wanted to be found."

Once in hospital he found he had suffered frostbite to both feet. Harry Long, co-ordinator for the UWFRA, said: "It was a very long time for anyone to be out there in those conditions." Mr Hudson, a self-employed photocopier repairer, plans to return to the fell as soon as he is fit, but with a map and compass.<

Gute Nacht...

Und als feines Betthupferl, um wieder zur Besinnung zu kommen, alte Banane, dann noch dies: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gnwc... . Und hier waren sie verdammt nah dran: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_0b... - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkHr... - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDEi... - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1-a... - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9Vo... (ein Wahnsinn! {der mich immer daran denken lässt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WphG... }).

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