At the monthly meeting of the Aerial Phenomena Research Group here in Cortez on April 24 a young woman came in all excited. She brought the above picture that she had taken on March 30, 2010. All she remembered was walking into the kitchen and nothing else. This photo appeared on her cell phone! You can see the size of it so it had to be close. Also please notice the little round balls in red and blue and the shape of something above it outlined in red. The odd thing is she didn't remember having the cell phone in her hand! To retrieve her memories of what happened during that time she will be going under regressive hypnosis very soon. _________
TIME WARPS
On the morning of 25 October 1593, a Spanish soldier suddenly appeared on the Plaza Mayor (the principle square) of Mexico City. He was wearing the insignia of the regiment which at that moment was guarding the walled city of Manila, in the Philippine Islands, more than 9,000 miles away on the other side of the Pacific Ocean. How did this soldier come to be in Mexico City? The truth is that he had no idea. All he knew was that he had suddenly found himself no longer in Manila but in Mexico. But there was something else that he said he did know. He said that His Excellency Don Gomez Perez Dasmarinas, governor of the Philippines, was dead. A preposterous rumor of course. But one that spread through the Mexican capital like wildfire.
Although puzzled as to how precisely the soldier could have traveled so far without so much as soiling his uniform, the Spanish authorities in Mexico jailed him as a deserter from the Manila garrison. An awkward Fortean "damned fact" was thus safely swept under the carpet, and no doubt folks breathed again with relief.
And so the weeks passed, while our soldier languished in the brig: the long, slow weeks necessary for news to travel by galleon along the regular sailing route from Spain, which runs via Manila to Acapulco, the port on the west coast of Mexico. From Acapulco the news would pass by messenger up across the great Sierras and into the sky-girt Valley of Mexico.
And then suddenly Mexico City was full of the news. His Excellency Don Gomez Perez Dasmarinas, governor of the Philippines for King Philip II, was dead - murdered by a mutinous Chinese crew off Punta de Azufre just as he was setting sail on a military expedition against the Molucca Islands! And, moreover, he had been murdered on the very day that the mysterious soldier from the Manila garrison had appeared on the Plaza Mayor of Mexico City.
The Most Holy Tribunal of the Inquisition, always alert for signs of witchcraft and "diablerfa" took charge of the case. But still the soldier could not tell them how he had traveled from Manila to Mexico. All he could tell them was that it had been "in less time than it takes a cock to crow."
The Inquisition ordered that the man be returned to Manila for further investigation of the matter, and on his arrival there it was established beyond question, on the word of not a few witnesses, that the soldier had indeed been there on duty in the city of Manila on the night of 24 October 1593, just as it was proven beyond any peradventure that on the following morning he had been apprehended on the Plaza Mayor in Mexico City, over 9,000 miles away.
There are reliable records of this episode. It is no fabrication. And the best term with which we can label it, is one already familiar to us from the annals of psychic research; teleportation.
I suggest that the Manila/Mexico case and many others are all UFO phenomena.
by Gordon Creighton from the pages of The Flying Saucer Review
We now have additional information to add to this report. I will mark with an asterisk the new information.
* The following locations have reported chem trails in addition to those below:
North City, San Diego, California
Holland
Connecticut
Over Denver 1-3-10, 1-15-10 and many other times
Colorado Springs, CO
Aurora, CO
Baton Rouge, LA
Victoria, Australia
Fargo, ND
Germany
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Ingredients in the chem trails: aluminum oxide, magnesium, (thimersal) Mercury, Barium (3 times the allowed limit in the human body), Echelyne, Dibromate, Cadmium, Chromite, Silver Iodide
It is believed that the chem trails is what is killing the bees.
SOME NEW INFORMATION TODAY: CAN THIS BE WHAT IS CAUSING THE SICKNESS?
Potentially deadly fungus spreading in US, Canada
22 Apr 2010 22:21:58 GMT
Source: Reuters
* Fungus is unique genetic strain * Climate change may aid its spread WASHINGTON, April 22 (Reuters) - A potentially deadly strain of fungus is spreading among animals and people in the northwestern United States and the Canadian province of British Columbia, researchers reported on Thursday. The airborne fungus, called Cryptococcusgattii, usually only infects transplant and AIDS patients and people with otherwise compromised immune systems, but the new strain is genetically different, the researchers said. "This novel fungus is worrisome because it appears to be a threat to otherwise healthy people," said Edmond Byrnes of Duke University in North Carolina, who led the study. "The findings presented here document that the outbreak of C. gattii in Western North America is continuing to expand throughout this temperate region," the researchers said in their report, published in the Public Library of Science journal PLoS Pathogens at http://dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.ppat.1000850. "Our findings suggest further expansion into neighboring regions is likely to occur and aim to increase disease awareness in the region." The new strain appears to be unusually deadly, with a mortality rate of about 25 percent among the 21 U.S. cases analyzed, they said. "From 1999 through 2003, the cases were largely restricted to Vancouver Island," the report reads. "Between 2003 and 2006, the outbreak expanded into neighboring mainland British Columbia and then into Washington and Oregon from 2005 to 2009. Based on this historical trajectory of expansion, the outbreak may continue to expand into the neighboring region of Northern California, and possibly further." The spore-forming fungus can cause symptoms in people and animals two weeks or more after exposure. They include a cough that lasts for weeks, sharp chest pain, shortness of breath, headache, fever, nighttime sweats and weight loss. It has also turned up in cats, dogs, an alpaca and a sheep. Freezing can kill the fungus and climate change may be helping it spread, the researchers said. (Editing by Eric Beech)
Tomah-- On April 11, 2010, I was photographing starlings when I noticed a white object appearing and disappearing in my photographs. It was highly reflective of the sunlight and was flying east.
About 30 minutes later, I noticed a spray plane traveling in the same path at a high rate of speed and flashing some type of laser off the bottom of it. Within 15 minutes of the spraying, the sky was a complete white out. Total elapsed time from first to last photograph is 49 minutes.
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I recently sent out a message about how many became sick after attending the Aztec Conference in Aztec, NM on March 27. I wondered if it was because of Chem Trails. Since that time I have been accumulating data on where people live that became sick with upper bronchial infection and weakness. Some persons have said they do not believe Chem Trails have made us sick. These are the reports I have received and I know there are many more but because they didn't receive my inquiry they did not report.
First of all, persons attending the Aztec Conference came from all over so I will list the ones I know.
Cortez, Colorado 2
Boulder, Colorado 3
Cincinnati, Ohio 1
Cleveland, Ohio 1
Seattle, Washington Unspecified
Seattle
* Just had a report from a friend that yesterday in Seattle they were on the way to a Mariner's ball game. All of a sudden both parties started sneezing and coughing at the exact same time. They commented "Did we drive through something?" Today the woman is sick with the exact symptoms we had to begin with.
Taos, New Mexico 1 & possibly 2
Medford, Oregon 1
Paris, France 1
Bagdad, Arizona 1
Mexico City, Mexico ?
Boise, Idaho Many
Minnesota Many
*Eugene, Oregon
Sky was covered in chem trails until it turned milky white. The witness has upper respiratory infection!
*Modesto, California
A nurse called me yesterday. Because of his job he was required to have both types of flu shots: H1N1 and a regular flu shot. He has the upper respiratory infection. He said there are many chem trails there. Because he is a nurse he knows how many are ill, he said that there are many people sick with the same malady in the area.
The following remarks were made by those reporting in:
Medford, Oregon:
1. How many at the conference got something?
2. If medical help was consulted what did the doctors say it was? (Swine flu, pneumonia, upper respiratory infection)
3. What medication was used to treat it?
4. How many of those who had H1N1 shots and or regular flu shots also got the bug. (The new information from Modesto, CA answers that question!) Did the local area folks in Aztec get something also?
It is okay to keep looking up, just don't inhale!
Taos, New Mexico
I wondered if maybe US gov't has a role in any possible respiratory infection rather than ETs. (I never believed it was ETs doing the spraying!- P. Urial)
Florida
If chem trails are really what they are supposed to be they might be an Armageddon population control weapon.
Paris, France
Singer Whitney Houston was released from a Paris hospital on Wednesday after suffering a respiratory infection and she called media reports that she was using drugs again "ridiculous."
Boulder, Colorado
Witness tested positive for Swine flu but his wife did not. She had the upper respiratory infection.
Boise, Idaho
A lady there said that the Chem trails started in about 1999 in her area. Right after that people had the respiratory infections.
Minnesota
Lady asked about the Chem trails and said that in her area after they had observed planes flying all over the sky and dropping Chem trails that people had come down with this infection. She said it has taken two to three months to get over it.
Cincinnati, Ohio
The person got sick around Christmas and the sinus infection was so bad it lasted three plus months.
Phoenix, Arizona
Person from Cottonwood attended a conference in Phoenix. The sky was covered in Chem Trails. People at the conference were coughing and sneezing.
Yolo, Prescott area, Arizona
I heard this weekend that a rancher on last Friday, was observing the planes dumping chemicals above (chem trails)and pretty soon he wasn't able to breath, his lungs were burned and he barely made it to the emergency room, he was in bad shape.
They ran a bunch of tests on his hair, etc. and it was barium, aluminum and a few more but I can't remember the names. He is going to be ok but his lungs were badly burned from it.
He called all the ranchers in the Yolo , Prescott area trying to warn everyone he knew.
Tenerife, Canary Islands
So many Chem trails it wipes out the sun. My friend's wife is a well known singer. She got the upper respiratory infection from the chem trails. When they see these they stay in the house to avoid having them drop on themselves. He said it happens all the time.
Texas
Another person that attended the Aztec Conference from Texas also got the infection.
Tennessee Triangles
Signal Mountain -- I woke up on March 3, 2010, and noticed the sky had a ton of chemtrail activity so I grabbed my camera and began filming the aircraft flying back and forth laying these chemtrails.
It has always been a theory of mine that these aircraft are masking the presence of UFO activity. When there are chemtrails, many times I have seen "spheres" which always take on the color of their surroundings. In the clear blue sky, they will appear transparent. I have led a few people to see UFOs when they did not believe.
Cortez, Colorado
We both came down sick about the second day after the conference. We still have it but it is slowly getting better. (Because of GSE and Oregano pills I feel so much better, almost normal!)
I am sure there are many more suffering from these Chem Trails. I am aware and watching for more information.
TODAY I HEARD FROM A FRIEND IN ENGLAND, She said the sky is covered with chem trails over London!
A coincidence; we were just out in our yard, doing yard work, and were commenting on all the trails up there. I said that I should go out and take pictures... there are several of them right now, the sky is getting that milky, hazy look and there is a "sun bow" --- some of the trails have an elbow or bend to them, which I see sometimes, but not often...by the way, we're in Eugene, OR... then I check my email and saw your post titled "Chemtrails!" --
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Just before dawn on July 16, 1945, scientists detonated the world's first atomic bomb at Trinity Site, some 20 miles southeast of San Antonio, N.M. Three weeks later, on August 6 and 9, the United States brought World War II to a dramatic end by using the bomb to destroy the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. On August 6, the world first learned that the Trinity event, which had frightened San Antonioans witless, was not "an ammunition magazine containing high explosives and pyrotechnics" as the military had reported. It was an atomic bomb, "death, the destroyer of worlds," in the words of project physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer.
It was in this crucible of suspicion and disinterest bred by familiarity that a small contingent of the U.S. Army passed almost unnoticed through San Antonio in mid-to-late August, 1945 on a secret assignment. Little or nothing has been printed about the mission, shrouded in the "hush-hush" atmosphere of the time. But the military detail apparently came from White Sands Proving Grounds to the east where the bomb was exploded. It was a recovery operation destined for the mesquite and grease wood desert west of Old US-85, at what is now Milepost 139, the San Antonio exit of Interstate 25.
Over the course of several days, soldiers in Army fatigues loaded the shattered remains of a flying apparatus onto a huge flatbed truck and hauled it away. That such an operation took place between about Aug. 20 and Aug. 25, 1945, there is no doubt, insist two former San Antonioans, RemigioBaca and Jose Padilla, eyewitnesses to the event. Padilla, then age 9, and Baca, 7, secretly watched much of the soldiers' recovery work from a nearby ridge. Their keen interest stemmed from being the first to reach the crash site.
What they saw was a long, wide gash in the earth, with a manufactured object lying cockeyed and partially buried at the end of it, surrounding by a large field of debris. They believed then, and believe today, that the object was occupied by distinctly non-human life forms which were alive and moving about on their arrival minutes after the crash.
They reported their findings to Jose's father, Faustino Padilla, on whose ranch the craft had crashed. Shortly thereafter, Faustino received a military visitor asking for permission to remove it.
During their school years, Jose and Remegio, best friends, would sometimes whisper about the events of that August, which occurred before any of the other mysterious UFO incidents in New Mexico, but they didn't talk to others about it on the advice of their parents and a state policeman friend.
The significance of what they saw, however, grew in their eyes over time as tales of UFOs and flying saucers multiplied across the country, especially in a ban across central New Mexico. Among the most prominent was Socorro police officer Lonnie Zamora's April 24, 1964 on-duty report of a "manned" UFO just south of Socorro, less than 10 miles north of the heretofore unnoticed 1945 Padilla Ranch crash. Jose and Remigio were long gone from the area by the time UFOs and flying saucers became news, and although both kept up with Socorro County events, they lost contact and never discussed the emerging phenomenon with each other.
Reme moved to Tacoma, Wash., while still in high school and Jose to Rowland Heights, Calif. Then, two years ago, after more than four decades apart, they met by chance on the Internet while tracking their ancestry. It was then their interest in the most intriguing event of their childhood was rekindled.
During one of the conversations, Remegio and Jose decided to tell their story to veteran news reporter Ben Moffett, a classmate at San Antonio Grade School who they knew shared their understanding of the culture and ambiance of San Antonio in the forties and fifties, and who was familiar with the terrain, place names, and people. This is their story as told to Moffett.
By Ben MoffettMountain Mail benmoffett@att.net SAN ANTONIO, N.M. (Address is not good)
The pungent but pleasing aroma of grease wood was in the air as Jose Padilla, age 9, and friend, RemigioBaca, 7, set out on horseback one August morning in 1945 to find a cow that had wandered off to calf. The scent of the grease wood, more often called creosote bush today, caught their attention as they moved away from this tiny settlement on their horses, Bolé and Dusty. The creosote scent is evident only when it is moist, and its presence on the wind meant rain somewhere nearby. So, as they worked the draws on the Padilla Ranch, they were mindful of flash flooding which might occur in Walnut Creek, or side arroyos, if there were a major thunderstorm upstream. Gully-washers are not uncommon in late summer in the northern stretches of the Chihuahuan Desert of central New Mexico, especially along the foothills of the Magdalena Mountains looming to the west.
Despite minor perils associated with being away from adults, it was a routine outing for Jose and Reme. It was not odd to see youngsters roam far afield doing chores during the war years. "I could ride before I could walk," said Jose in a recent interview. "We were expected to do our share of the work. Hunting down a cow for my dad wasn't a bad job, even in the August heat."
At length, they moved into terrain that seemed too rough for the horses hooves, and Jose decided to tether them, minus bridles, allowing them to graze. He had spotted a mesquite thicket, a likely place for a wayward cow to give birth, and they set off across a field of jagged rocks and cholla cactus to take a look. As they moved along, grumbling about the thorns, the building thunderheads decided to let go. They took refuge under a ledge above the floodplain, protected somewhat from the lightning strikes that suddenly peppered the area.
The storm quickly passed and as they again moved out, another brilliant light, accompanying by a crunching sound shook the ground around them. It was not at all like thunder. Another experiment at White Sands? No, it seemed too close. "We thought it came from the next canyon, adjacent to Walnut Creek, and as we moved in that direction, we hear a cow in a clump of mesquites," said Reme. Sure enough, it was the Padilla cow, licking a white face calf. A quick check revealed the calf to be healthy and nursing, and the boys decided to reward themselves with a small lunch Jose had sacked, a tortilla each, washed down with a few swigs from a canteen, and an apple. As they munched, Jose noticed smoke coming from a draw adjacent to Walnut Creek, a main tributary from the mountains to the Rio Grande.
Ignoring their task at hand, the two boys headed toward it, and what they saw as they topped a rise "stopped us dead in our tracks," Reme remembers. "There was a gouge in the earth as long as a football field, and a circular object at the end of it." It was "barely visible," he said, through a field of smoke. "It was the color of the old pot my mother was always trying to shine up, a dull metallic color."
They moved closer and found the heat from the wreckage and burning grease wood to be intense. "You could feel it through the soles of your shoes," said Reme. "It was still humid from the rain, stifling, and it was hard to get close."
They retreated briefly to talk things over, cool off, sip from the canteen and collect their nerve, worried there might be casualties in the wreckage. Then they headed back toward the site. That's when things really got eerie. Waiting for the heat to diminish, they began examining the remnants at the periphery of a huge litter field. Reme picked up a piece of thin, shiny material that he says reminded him of "the tin foil in the old olive green Phillip Morris cigarette packs." "It was folded up and lodged underneath a rock, apparently pinned there during the collision," said Reme. "When I freed it, it unfolded all by itself. I refolded it, and it spread itself out again." Reme put it in his pocket. Finally they were able to work their way to within yards of the wreckage, fearing the worst and not quite ready for it. "I had my hand over my face, peeking through my fingers," Reme recalled. "Jose, being older, seemed to be able to handle it better."
As they approached they saw, thought they saw, yes, definitely DID see movement in the main part of the craft. "Strange looking creatures were moving around inside," said Reme. "They looked under stress. They moved fast, as if they were able to will themselves from one position to another in an instant. They were shadowy and expressionless, but definitely living beings."
Reme wanted no part of whoever, whatever was inside. "Jose wasn't afraid of much, but I told him we should get out of there. I remember we felt concern for the creatures. They seemed like us-children, not dangerous. But we were scared and exhausted. Besides it was getting late."
The boys backtracked, ignoring the cow and calf. It was a little after dusk when they climbed on their horses, and dark when they reached the Padilla home. Faustino Padilla asked about the cow, and got a quick report. "And we found something else," Jose said, and the story poured out, quickly and almost incoherently. "It's kind of hard to explain, but it was long and round, and there was a big gouge in the dirt and there were these hombrecitos (little guys)." Their tale unfolded as Jose's father listened patiently. "They were running back and forth, looking desperate. They were like children. They didn't have hair," Jose said "We'll check it out in a day or two," Faustino said, unalarmed and apparently not worried in the least about survivors or medical emergencies. "It must be something the military lost and we shouldn't disturb it. Leave your horse here, Reme, and Jose and I will drive you home, since it's so late."
Two days later at about noon, state policeman Eddie Apodaca, a family friend who had been summoned by Faustino, arrived at the Padilla home. Jose and Reme directed Apodoca and Jose's dad toward the crash site in two vehicles, a pick-up and a state police car. When they could drive no further, they parked and hiked to the hillside where the boys had initially spotted the wreckage.
As they topped the ridge, they noted the cow and calf had moved on, probably headed for home pasture, then they walked the short distance to the overlook.
For a second time, Jose and Reme are dumbfounded. The wreckage was nowhere to be seen. "What could have happened to it?" Reme asked. "Somebody must have taken it," Jose responded defensively. Apodoca and Faustino stared intently but unaccusingly at Jose and Reme, trying to understand. They headed down the canyon nonetheless, and suddenly, "as if by magic," in Reme's words, the object reappeared. "From the top of the hill, it blended into the surroundings," Reme explained recently. "The sun was at a different angle, and the object had dirt and debris over it," which he speculated may have been put there by someone after the crash.
Apodoca and Faustino led the way to the craft, then climbed inside while Jose and Reme were ordered to stay a short distance away. "I can't see the hombrecitos," Reme offered. "No," replies Jose. "But look at these marks on the ground, like when you drag a rake over it." "The huge field of litter had been cleaned up," Reme recalled. "Who did it, and when, I have no idea. Was it the military? Using a helicopter? Or the occupants?"
The main body of the craft, however, remained in place with odd pieces dangling everywhere. Now it was time for the adults to lecture Reme and Jose, Reme remembers. "Listen carefully. Don't tell anyone about this," Reme quoted Faustino as saying. "Reme, your dad just started working for the government. He doesn't need to know anything about it. It might cause him trouble."
Faustino also worked for the government at Bosquedel Apache National Wildlife Refuge and the ranch itself was on leased federal land. Faustino was a patriotic man and honest to a fault in his dealing with the federal government, according to Jose. "The government calls them weather balloons," the state policeman chipped in. "I'm here to help Faustino work out the recovery with the government. They'll want this thing back." "But this isn't like the weather balloons we've seen before," said Reme. "They were little, almost like a kite." "You're right, Reme. Este es unmonstruso, que no Eddie?" Faustino said. "Yeah, it's big for sure," the state policeman acknowledged. "And the hombrecitos?" Reme persisted. "Maybe you just thought you saw them," said Faustino. "Or maybe somebody took them, or they just took off."
Then they headed home. The cow and calf also grazed their way back in a day or two.
Next time: The story continues with the military's removal of the wreckage, while Jose and Reme, equipped with binoculars, spy on their every move, including the soldiers slipping off to the Owl Bar for a little diversion.
Jose and Reme also look back at the incident from the perspective of time. Was the object that required a flatbed truck and an "L" extension a weather balloon, or an alien craft from space or from another dimension? The two men, now in their mid to late 60s, still have a piece of the craft and know where other parts were buried by the military. Reme also speculates about how the 1945 incident fits in with the many sightings that were later reported in a ban across central New Mexico and elsewhere, giving rise to a UFO and "flying saucer" phenomenon that is still debated today.
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A coincidence; we were just out in our yard, doing yard work, and were commenting on all the trails up there. I said that I should go out and take pictures... there are several of them right now, the sky is getting that milky, hazy look and there is a "sun bow" --- some of the trails have an elbow or bend to them, which I see sometimes, but not often...by the way, we're in Eugene, OR... then I check my email and saw your post titled "Chemtrails!" --
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