Weird experience
 

Hi all

Something strange just happened to me. It was almost dark- I'd just arrived home after visiting a friend. I got out of the car and as I did so I noticed a bright, reddish light in the sky to the east that appeared to be about the size of a bright star. It's completely overcast here and was below the cloud cover so it couldn't have been very high, it wasn't moving and there was no sound of engines or anything like that.

As I looked up at it I felt a strange sensation of pressure in my head accompanied by a vague feeling of dizzyness and disorientation. When I looked away the sensations quickly went, only to return as soon as I looked back at it.

This lasted for around a minute, then the light dimmed, seemed to pulsate slightly, and then disappeared. The sensations I was experiencing faded almost as soon as the light dimmed. I think it must have either winked out or travelled directly away from my line of sight into the clouds because there was still no obvious movement.


Has anyone else experienced anything like this?

Cheers

Steve G

Re: Weird experience
 

Hi Steve.

Been asked to share this with you by another Avalon member.

The solid red light and that sensation? it is thought to have been designed to make human observation of 'unknown objects in flight' very difficult. It is said to be utilising both optical and microwaved pulsed signals.

Think of it as a sophisticated visual / neurological deterrent to your continued observation of said object. If you was at closer ranges you would of almost certainly been driven to seek refuge out of its view or faced sever effects which can included total paralysis as its dual modulated optical and microwave frequencies overwhelm the central nervous system.

Clever thing is that its thought the system knows when your looking at it because the back scatter from the retina gives off a very distinct pattern and thus cues the self defence measures (thats why it is thought UFOs always seem to know your looking at them - your eyes are perfect reflectors and they use this against ground observers).

I experienced this at close range on the ground in 1995 and it is neither pleasent nor an experience I am keen to repeat, as it left me with sever 'sunburn' on one side of my face and body, and for weeks I had symptoms like sever MS, and actually sought professional (and thus documented) neurological assistance because of it.

Hope that helps.

Re: Weird experience
 

Thanks Sol, the info is much appreciated. I felt a bit odd (hard to describe, just felt slightly off-centre) for the rest of the evening but other than that there don't seem to be any ill effects.

Thanks again, and my thanks to whoever asked you to respond.

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Ears ringing, dizzy, stomach a bit woozy and feeling 'off kilter'.

The system is I am told designed to be a less than lethal way to discourage people from viewing it and getting any details of the object hidden in the light.

I can attest to its effectiveness at close range of less than 500 yards, as I actually felt as if I was going to die such was the overwhelming nature of the object. I can also say with 100% certainty that those with the object I saw were humans.

Took me nearly a year to fully get back to speed.

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http://www.iejs.com/TechnologyandCri...al_weapons.htm

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg18725095.600

http://www.sunshine-project.org/inca...df/NIJcalm.pdf

http://www.nwbotanicals.org/oak/newp...synthtele.html

The above is a stunning read. Again chock a block of researchable 'interesting things'.



Less than lethal white world applications.

http://www.geocities.com/area51/Shad...roject019.html

Thats chock a block full of researchable names and institues and agencies.



SO...... in short, theres enough out in the wide domain to see and realise that what your experience was is nothing short of a man made interaction with devices unknown.

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Oh and this one will make you angry more than anything else.

http://educate-yourself.org/mc/listo...s05jun03.shtml


In short, there is enough circumstantial evidence, documented research papers and theories floating around in the white world to know that if they wanted it bad enough, it could of been done 'in the black via special access projects 25 years ago' easily.

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They are about 20 years a ahead of even that stuff unfortunately.

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http://www.wipo.int/pctdb/en/wo.jsp?...0&DISPLAY=DESC

http://www.scribd.com/doc/2466100/Ne...tronic-Tyranny

Magnetosphene and other exotic technology.

Their not going to let us riot without having adamn good play with their new and not so new toys is my best bet.


Right guys and girls, that there is my last ever post. Removal van is here, so I is off to load it up, get most of the stuff moved, and thenm its a new house for me in 5 days time.

best wishes to you all, and it has been a blast.

Love and light, Sol Invictus.

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Wow, where to I wonder.

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I have seen this in Wales whilst out hill walking last year. A weird dull but bright red like an unblinking aircraft light roaming under the cloud layer, halting, sweeping across the land and then rose high up into the clouds and vanished.

Watching it reminded me of a kestrel hunting for food; move, stop, hover, move, stop, hover and then off and away.

Add: There however was no noise, and the light, as dull as it was appeared to illuminate the clouds as it moved towards them - Like the entire object was illuminated and not just a search light type beam.