The Day Before Disclosure Page #3

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distances within a

hundred light years

may not be a big obstacle.

And is this why mysterious

unidentified flying objects

have been reported all over

the globe through centuries?

(eerie horn music)

What really made the

UFO phenomenon known

to the public was what

happened here in Washington

in the summer of 1952,

when a series of UFO

observations were made

during a period of two weeks.

Objects were traced on radar

flying a thousand miles

per hour and they suddenly

executed a 90 degree turn,

and other maneuvers that no

aircraft could do even today.

- Military pilots were launched

to chase these objects.

They got close

enough to them to see

they were round balls of

light or oval balls of light,

but they could not catch them.

- It forced the Air Force

to have a press

conference on this.

What is going on?

And during the press

conference, the general,

General Sanford who

was in charge of Air

Force Intelligence,

basically argued that as

far as he was concerned,

it was all natural phenomena

and that there wasn't

anything to worry about.

So the press, being

satisfied with that,

publicized it was all weather,

temperature inversions,

and weather phenomena, that

were causing these sightings

and you could forget

all about 'em.

A Navy officer, who was working

in Air Force Intelligence,

told an FBI person,

that several percent of the

sightings could not be explained

and that the top

Air Force people,

some of them were seriously

considering interplanetary ships

as the explanation.

- [Terje] The pilot, Kenneth

Arnold, had already in 1947

introduced the name

flying saucers,

when he claimed to have

come upon a formation

of nine unusual saucer-like

objects near Mt. Rainier

in the state of Washington

in June that year.

Before this, pilots of

World War II bombers

had named them Foo Fighters.

These smaller disks

were frequently seen

as rapid lights crossing

over German, Japanese,

and Allied territories,

sometimes right next

to the aircraft,

as if monitoring

their operations.

A recent release from

the British UFO files

show that Prime Minister

Winston Churchill

was very concerned

about the UFO issue

and ordered reported

sightings to be kept secret

for at least 50 years

to prevent mass panic.

He was also afraid it would

shatter people's

religious beliefs.

On the night of

February 24th, 1942,

only three months after

the attack on Pearl Harbor,

several unidentified

objects were picked up

on radar over the

city of Los Angeles.

It was believed to be

another Japanese attack

and resulted in an intense

searchlight activity

and heavy artillery fire.

(rapid explosions blasting)

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