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Hervé
13th April 2013, 13:44
From http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04/13/naval-base-in-cape-town-fires-hundreds-of-rounds-in-the-air-and-attracts-ufo/

Naval base in Cape Town fires hundreds of rounds in the air and attracts UFO

WORLD NEWS TOMORROW – Cape Town. An UFO captured on video for about 40 minutes was sighted over the naval base in Simon’s Town Naval Base (http://www.capetown-direct.com/activity/visit-simons-town-naval-harbour), Cape Town when hundreds of rounds were fired into the air at around 9 pm Saturday night. It is unclear whether the firing was aimed at the UFO but its certain that the UFO did not respond.

The video captured by a resident shows an object that could be either cylindrical or “V” shaped directly above the sea, while flairs are shot at it. The UFO made no sound and was about a mile offshore. By estimation the UFO or USO is about 4 miles long and possibly the largest unidentified flying object recorded.



http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/UFO-0003-300x166.jpg (http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/UFO-0003.jpg)

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The resident explained that it was not visible with the eye until he used an infrared camera that clearly indicates that this is a huge object. The UFO had pulsating lights, and orbiting lights of blue, yellow and red were seen at one stage.


The False Bay resident explained that they first thought that it was some kind of Navy drill, but they have never heard of any Navy drill in the area during night time. World News contacted the Navy and the Navy said that they don’t know anything about it, yet the Navy’s firing amounted to several hundreds of rounds. Experts said its unlikely that it was a drill, since no firing drill would take place while the Navy boats are moored in the Navy station..


The video was shot at a distance of about 40 miles across False bay and its evident that something was there. Recently there were several reported sightings about UFO activity in the bay particularly during the month of February of this year.


The Counter Intelligence Agency that investigates paranormal activities in Africa, said that they are looking into this matter. The identity of the resident is being withheld for security reasons.


-e-Szl3jO7E

Exclusive for World News Tomorrow.


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Interesting... "False" Bay...

that thing is not moving one iota during the whole video!

giovonni
13th April 2013, 14:14
hmm ... guess the next question would be was (is) it still there in the morning ?

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTUXYGWZRFLtQUvwbrhqlsT2kGFlOPIMbXnUblmVYffU-vAHrTm

Sérénité
13th April 2013, 14:26
It was last Saturday. There was more reports of sighting there on the night of the 8th also?

6th April
http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/?p=7642

8th April
http://ufotimescapetown.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/ufo-incredible-sighting-0830-8-th-april.html?m=1

william r sanford72
13th April 2013, 15:37
its not the white house lawn but maybe its a start....or a hologram???..massive size.wow.

Vitalux
13th April 2013, 15:43
The thing that I find most disturbing in the report is that human's took hostile action towards an ET. :ufo:
Obviously, the ET was not hostile towards humans.:confused:

I'm sure if the ET's on board had a similar impulse as the human's the ET's could have annihilated that whole base.
Perhaps another example of their benevolence. :thumb:

SilentStorm
13th April 2013, 16:28
I actually live in Pretoria, South Africa.. My sister lives there in cape town though so I'm defiantly going to ask about this. But I wonder why I never heard about it. I mean... this is massive. 4 miles? Rounds fired? That means the news didn't cover it at ALL.. and no one seemed to be talking about it either. I guess the fact that the Navy denied any knowledge of this whatsoever is a clear sign that they intended to cover it up from the beginning. looks like it worked (Provided this whole thing's not just a blatant lie). I'm going to do some digging though. I wonder what happened afterwards. Did it just slowly fly off after 40 minutes?

aranuk
13th April 2013, 17:15
I'm sorry but the video just looked like lots of lights flickering. Or did I miss something? Did anyone see the hundreds of rounds in the sky? I'm not convinced.

Stan

Hervé
13th April 2013, 17:19
The thing that I find most disturbing in the report is that human's took hostile action towards an ET. :ufo:
Obviously, the ET was not hostile towards humans.:confused:

I'm sure if the ET's on board had a similar impulse as the human's the ET's could have annihilated that whole base.
Perhaps another example of their benevolence. :thumb:

Or else it's all a preface to a false flag "alien invasion" psyop?

In this case, it fell flat since no alternative media picked on it.

Hervé
13th April 2013, 17:25
I'm sorry but the video just looked like lots of lights flickering. Or did I miss something? Did anyone see the hundreds of rounds in the sky? I'm not convinced.

Stan

The video is only 5 minutes long. That thing remained for forty minutes in that same spot according to the witnesses.

100 rounds fired would take 5-10 minutes at most... any maths needing to be done?

Deej
13th April 2013, 17:35
I'm sorry but the video just looked like lots of lights flickering. Or did I miss something? Did anyone see the hundreds of rounds in the sky? I'm not convinced.

Stan

I am with Stan here... I'm a believer, but this would not be the information that put me over the edge if I were uncertain. I want to see disclosure as much as any Fox Mulder wannabe, although I don't believe this offers anything more than a Billy Meyers photo... maybe less!

Vitalux
13th April 2013, 17:47
Well .....if we look at history....this is not the first time that:

The Military have fired weapons at ET's

1942

http://0.tqn.com/d/ufos/1/0/C/0/-/-/1942losangeles.jpg

aranuk
13th April 2013, 17:49
I mean how can anyone describe it? Flashing lights? What else?

I too have seen hundreds of videos of alien craft. But alas not this one.

Stan

Hervé
13th April 2013, 17:53
Well .....if we look at history....this is not the first time that:

The Military have fired weapons at ET's

1942

http://0.tqn.com/d/ufos/1/0/C/0/-/-/1942losangeles.jpg

Yep,

However, "Blue Beam," etc, wasn't even yet conceived...

ghostrider
13th April 2013, 18:01
interesting, traveling so far , to come to earth , park over by the coast to get some fresh air and take in the view, then the pesky humans just start shooting at us , they have much fear, good thing they are in quarentine, lets go over to Hawaii and do some surfing in the morning, I've heard sunrise there is wonderful to look at ...make a note , sheilds up when traveling around anything called Navy ...

giovonni
13th April 2013, 18:22
i agree ...

It is very interesting that the SA's Navy would be so compelled and then decide (ordered) to fire such a burst of ordinances at such a large object in the dark night sky ? My first thought ... perhaps some nervousness being exhibited by some over exuberant South African military defense system personal ?

Reminds me of the real life in 1942 wartime U.S. ... When this so called battle raged over the coastal city of Los Angeles ?

http://latimesphoto.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/1942verson6001.jpg

Sidney
13th April 2013, 21:51
It was there for 40 minutes and they didn't even send a heli or plane to go up and check it out? What the hell good is the navy for then anyway. So major fail on one account. Second, obviously hundreds of rounds fired, yet the Navy still has the audacity to deny,deny,deny anything??? Major fail #2. #3, IF they did fire hundreds of rounds, and nothing happened, they may have been firing at a hologram. Yet, nothing happens after firing, so they still don't send a plane up tells me they most likely were in communications with the thing and whoever was piloting it. They probably said, stop firing at us or I'll blow up your effing base, and then your town.
So they stopped, craft went along on their business, end of story. : ):drum::ufo:

SilentStorm
13th April 2013, 22:00
I'm sorry but the video just looked like lots of lights flickering. Or did I miss something? Did anyone see the hundreds of rounds in the sky? I'm not convinced.

Stan

Well I think that 4 miles of lights flickering is rather startling. Provided this is true of course. In any case I think that's something that's almost impossible to hide so the truth should come out eventually. As for the trigger happy soldiers on the ground... i don't know. It seems unlikely that they'd be so openly hostile but then again you never know. They might have had their own reasons. Reasons un-known to us at this time. Still.. this is all very shady -_-

sigma6
13th April 2013, 23:48
that's just it, is all very sketchy, needs more context, interviews of witnesses, etc 40 minutes is a long time, no one else ran into to get their camcorders? there should be way more vids available then this, blurry, no backdrop view for context... all ambiguous, nothing to work with here

Hervé
14th April 2013, 02:27
that's just it, is all very sketchy, needs more context, interviews of witnesses, etc 40 minutes is a long time, no one else ran into to get their camcorders? there should be way more vids available then this, blurry, no backdrop view for context... all ambiguous, nothing to work with here

That's covered with this:


The resident explained that it was not visible with the eye until he used an infrared camera that clearly indicates that this is a huge object.

sdv
14th April 2013, 05:17
Oh dear this is much ado about nothing. It was the navy festival on the weekend. It happens every year and the navy do fire guns as part of the activities and yes they do so at night. They also let off flares. The video is very slow motion and thus very deceiving.

40 miles is rather a stretch. That's 64 km. Even 40 km would be inaccurate. The furtherest that person could have been from the lights would be more like 20 km or less away.

And the experts (Experts said its unlikely that it was a drill, since no firing drill would take place while the Navy boats are moored in the Navy station..) are talking nonsense. The navy fire the guns often and the ships stay in the harbour. The guns are on land. They are not fired from the ships.

No UFO. Just normal navy activity.

Hervé
14th April 2013, 05:33
Oh dear this is much ado about nothing. It was the navy festival on the weekend. It happens every year and the navy do fire guns as part of the activities and yes they do so at night. They also let off flares. The video is very slow motion and thus very deceiving.

[...]

Then the most accurate sentence in the whole article is its title:



Naval base in Cape Town fires hundreds of rounds in the air and attracts UFO

SilentStorm
14th April 2013, 06:25
Oh dear this is much ado about nothing. It was the navy festival on the weekend. It happens every year and the navy do fire guns as part of the activities and yes they do so at night. They also let off flares. The video is very slow motion and thus very deceiving.

40 miles is rather a stretch. That's 64 km. Even 40 km would be inaccurate. The furtherest that person could have been from the lights would be more like 20 km or less away.

And the experts (Experts said its unlikely that it was a drill, since no firing drill would take place while the Navy boats are moored in the Navy station..) are talking nonsense. The navy fire the guns often and the ships stay in the harbour. The guns are on land. They are not fired from the ships.

No UFO. Just normal navy activity.

A fair assessment all in all I suppose. What do you make of them denying any activity though? Why not just say it was a drill? Unless the South African Navy doesn't do night time drills. As for the camera, I think a 4 mile long object could probably be seen from quite a ways. Though I'm no expert on cameras. I guess we'd have to know the model. And while the festival did take place during that time, all the pictures indicate that it was during the day. 9p.m seems a bit late. The video is pretty sketchy though. I don't think it's in slow motion (the flickering of the lights seems too rapid) and it was clearly shot from the bay but it's hard to tell if anything's being fired. I'm hoping to find out if anyone else in the area heard any rounds being fired. I would like to know who these experts are though, that does seem a bit strange but at the same time we don't really know how this particular Navy commonly operates their drills. Or at least I don't.

Vitalux
14th April 2013, 06:36
It is interesting to probably note the irony. :juggle:


Everyone here on this thread probably believes in extraterrestrial life :alien: coming down in space ships :ufo: to do reconnaissance work here on the planet. :happy:

It ironic that our knee jerk reactions whenever someone tries to report a sighting, is we first tackle it with skepticism.:spy:

SilentStorm
14th April 2013, 06:41
I think it's best to neither be skeptical nor totally believing right off the bat. We only have what we have to work with. At the end of the day everyone will go home with their own idea of what really happened. Such is the nature of these sorts of events unfortunately.. which is why I normally try to stay away from the UFO side of things XD

sdv
14th April 2013, 07:56
Oh dear this is much ado about nothing. It was the navy festival on the weekend. It happens every year and the navy do fire guns as part of the activities and yes they do so at night. They also let off flares. The video is very slow motion and thus very deceiving.

40 miles is rather a stretch. That's 64 km. Even 40 km would be inaccurate. The furtherest that person could have been from the lights would be more like 20 km or less away.

And the experts (Experts said its unlikely that it was a drill, since no firing drill would take place while the Navy boats are moored in the Navy station..) are talking nonsense. The navy fire the guns often and the ships stay in the harbour. The guns are on land. They are not fired from the ships.

No UFO. Just normal navy activity.

A fair assessment all in all I suppose. What do you make of them denying any activity though? Why not just say it was a drill? Unless the South African Navy doesn't do night time drills. As for the camera, I think a 4 mile long object could probably be seen from quite a ways. Though I'm no expert on cameras. I guess we'd have to know the model. And while the festival did take place during that time, all the pictures indicate that it was during the day. 9p.m seems a bit late. The video is pretty sketchy though. I don't think it's in slow motion (the flickering of the lights seems too rapid) and it was clearly shot from the bay but it's hard to tell if anything's being fired. I'm hoping to find out if anyone else in the area heard any rounds being fired. I would like to know who these experts are though, that does seem a bit strange but at the same time we don't really know how this particular Navy commonly operates their drills. Or at least I don't.

'Them' denying any activity. Name the person who made the phone call and when and name the person in the navy who supposedly made that statement and what was actually said. The report does not do that. (The language barrier probably made for an amusing conversation and if the phone call was actually made there is probably someone in the South African navy who thinks that Americans are crazy!)

Why not just say it was a drill? Because it wasn't a drill. It was a part of the festivities. And yes the festival carries on into the night, as it always has.

As for the distance, what I am pointing out is that the 40 miles is a gross exaggeration (that's all the way to Cape Town and back). Even 40 km is not possible so this can't be a misunderstanding of the metric and imperial systems of measurement. (40 miles is 64 km; 40 km is 25 miles - I work with the metric system but can convert mentally between the two systems - we live in a global world and some countries use the imperial system so South Africans need to know that system and know how to convert). There is no way the person who made the video could have been even half that distance away (could not have been more than a third of that distance away).

I live in Simon's Town. Believe what you want, but I actually was here and actually am more familiar with the South African navy than these unnamed experts.

Navy festival. Guns shot from guns on land not from guns on ships. Big guns. Batteries of guns on the land. Every year, lots of firing from navy guns on land at night during festival time (and at New Year's Eve). Flares also. Big party time for the navy. No UFO.

The 40 minutes is also a gross exaggeration. I don't even think it was 4 minutes that the rat at a tat went on for (it was probably a minute).

An object 4 miles long is huge and thousands of people would have seen it and taken photographs because there were thousands of people here that night

I don't blame the person taking the video for being completely unaware of the navy festival taking place. I forgot. Went down to town on Saturday morning and was astonished to see crowds of people and lines of cars. Ah, then I remembered and was thus not then surprised to hear the guns at night. Drills usually happen during the day but yes the navy does train the guys to use the guns at night as well so sometimes drills happen at night.

Actually I think I am going to send this report to the navy and see what they say. I think it is quite hilarious!

I've been looking out for the lights that someone has reported seeing over False Bay and seen nothing. Lots of people here have telescopes and lots of people sit on their balconies or on the beach at night looking out at the bay and skywatching (instead of watching TV) so if there were UFOs over the bay ... I remember some strange lights in the sky one night. Within seconds we (all the people who live around me) were all outside looking at this apparition and wondering what it was (so a 'lone' sighting would be abnormal in an African context - we call out and shout across the street and quickly gather in a crowd). The lights turned out to be five helicopters flying in formation and they were almost in front of us before we could see that. It was very weird. For what seemed like a long while we were all convinced we were looking at a UFO!

So no, I am not being a skeptic but simply giving a real factual account as opposed to the made-up nonsense in the report.

Hervé
14th April 2013, 08:33
[...]
40 miles is rather a stretch. That's 64 km. Even 40 km would be inaccurate. The furtherest that person could have been from the lights would be more like 20 km or less away.

[...]

We only know that the individual who shot the video is a False Bay resident and that those flickering lights were approximately above the Simon's Town naval base.

So, if the video was taken from False Bay, that's about 10 Km from the naval base according to Google Earth.

However, if that resident was partying somewhere in Gordons Bay when taking the video, then, that would be 40 Km across the Bay to Simon's Town naval base.

https://fwtinw.bn1.livefilestore.com/y1pFACNZ4kyAgrO2zEGhvdAbhXBivETLfnUm24EzyBDyDgjh0-125JoqhqdYBXXU_I30Dy93_kDvF2RWaba2HMcpSDKKlKg-Kkj/Image-2013-04-14-3h-59mn-32.jpg?psid=1

SilentStorm
14th April 2013, 08:33
haha the description of your location and the way you phrase your sentences made me wonder. Now that I think about it 40 miles is extremely ridiculous, touché sdv. I guess wonder really does override logic sometimes... As far as everything else is concerned, your reasoning is pretty sound and since you're actually from around there, there's no argument here.

Hervé
14th April 2013, 09:23
As for seeing nothing special in the sky,

... there is this:



The resident explained that it was not visible with the eye until he used an infrared camera that clearly indicates that this is a huge object.

... and then there's also this kind of thing;


What I didn't see in the sky that makes it SO Important!

[...]

Something began to happen that I have never seen before and have never seen since. The ground began to shadow over outside and the apartment with the french doors blinds open began to get dark as if there was an eclipse taking place. I immediately went outside and looked up into the sky. The sky was a brilliant blue as normal but you couldn't see the sun. Something was between us and the sun. In fact it must have been massive because the shadow on the ground covered an enormous area.

What's so unusual about this is that where the sun was it was just blue sky. I yelled at my parents to come outside. I showed them was was so unusual. We all didn't understand what we were seeing as we were standing there looking up into the sky. We didn't understand because there was nothing but blue sky in the sky to look at. The sun was behind something but there was nothing there to see! After approximately 10 - 15 minutes the sun peaked out from whatever was blocking it's view from us as it passed. We couldn't see anything at all in the sky but blue sky. The only time we could tell something was in the sky was when the sun started to peak out from behind what was completely invisible into the skies blue color.

[...]

chancy


Interesting observations Chancy,

Thanks to you, now we know that these things are physical enough to block sunlight and create shadows on the ground but that they have advanced chameleon's capabilities of camouflage. :wacko:

golden wonder
14th April 2013, 12:45
The link above http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04...attracts-ufo/:
has been taken down already it seems.
Not convinced though, doesn't make sense, not enough evidence, and camera lenses always distort light when they have a fixed focus like this.

Flash
14th April 2013, 15:31
That makes me think of when the Chinese army was locating itself in Canada, under cover, at the border of Quebec (hidden) in order to attack USA. LOL

I live in that region, the only Chinese I have seen are immigrant living in Brossard, we are French speaking here (a non French Chinese does stick out) and nobody would believe me when I said if was ballooney.

Well.....

Hervé
14th April 2013, 16:23
The link above http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04...attracts-ufo/:
has been taken down already it seems.
Not convinced though, doesn't make sense, not enough evidence, and camera lenses always distort light when they have a fixed focus like this.

Nope: the article just got fluffed up with more pictures but its URL was modified with the changes http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04/13/naval-base-in-cape-town-fires-hundreds-of-rounds-in-the-air-and-attracts-ufo/ or go to the Home page and scroll down:


http://www.veteranstoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ufo.jpg
[Courtesy of WNT :)]
http://www.veteranstoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ScreenHunter_1521-Apr.-13-11.29.jpg (http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04/13/naval-base-in-cape-town-fires-hundreds-of-rounds-in-the-air-and-attracts-ufo/screenhunter_1521-apr-13-11-29/)
Simon's Town Naval Base, Capetown, South Africa

By estimation the UFO or USO is about 4 miles long and possibly the largest unidentified flying object recorded.

http://www.veteranstoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/UFO-0003.jpg (http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/UFO-0003.jpg)
The resident explained that it was not visible with the eye until he used an infrared camera that clearly indicates that this is a huge object.

Hervé
14th April 2013, 17:26
Rewinding from the end of the video:


https://fwtinw.bn1.livefilestore.com/y1p_DEPQdNeJVdE_BuO3v6kAzgTrpw0kl6-N8G70ZmD_BAgp-06SYDGCi25N_CQ_OmxCsVg-cZeeOHWM2bTzNhgwjpGeUPjROeU/Image-2013-04-13-14h-13mn-26.jpg?psid=1

https://fwtinw.bn1.livefilestore.com/y1p_fLiid2opQFVUNG6vCSrXczBCSaN7fKXk78tT3rMS4nKmVR9yocCzROmkkmNoSjQXQG4hmTOGil9j1Nst5l_bqWf7s1fmO4s/Image-2013-04-13-14h-16mn-48.jpg?psid=1

https://fwtinw.bn1.livefilestore.com/y1paGJjzkmdJv83pb41WyKPKyn9Udqf3zMtnWxT5CQ0aMkPRW230YQ84WuS_4q4daV59bCo5PlmYTh6cSp2_7NPnu6YlAAYwMJD/Image-2013-04-13-14h-14mn-52.jpg?psid=1

https://fwtinw.bn1.livefilestore.com/y1pV0WffVjw16KfJO-ELZMwqgN25PTyjiBa00rZi-F-P6xDzIvT8Ht0XhG2sp72QNn1et33GuDDZPh1uwdAA5RRdfMEjUeDp190/Image-2013-04-13-14h-15mn-34.jpg?psid=1

https://fwtinw.bn1.livefilestore.com/y1py8o8wHmHXuOa1mfvUbTyN6sijUgAyfufiAAUSBE_pM4CI5f1PxRFzXa9g6kSBON7i9wdiDh4Xj9OFtAMKDZWI6djWD1KPQeP/Image-2013-04-13-14h-16mn-9.jpg?psid=1



In terms of light sources above sea level, whether one looks from False Bay or from Gordons bay, there doesn't seem to be much according to Google Earth:


https://fwtinw.bn1.livefilestore.com/y1pQtLeC67jSptzsmWBzpGtfyJAJg-5BiUXLkFbZ9YUhi_cdNeCDBNo6jXYiSlu5JuRmsqzb_vRanQg8vh0RYW_s6WhBRdouHlX/Image-2013-04-14-13h-19mn-18.jpg?psid=1

conk
15th April 2013, 17:37
Amzer Zo, maybe if we scream together, people will hear and pay attention. Ready? 1, 2, 3 Go. ..............FAR INFRARED CAMERA!!!

TargeT
15th April 2013, 18:01
100 rounds fired would take 5-10 minutes at most... any maths needing to be done?

depending on the weapon system, it could be done in 30-40 seconds


Video is not good enough for me; "nothing to see here" IMO.

Hervé
17th April 2013, 10:26
Well...

... follow up article on VT from WNT and which seems more and more of a psyop based on misinterpreted data since it was "Navy Festival Day," according to SDV, and finally being admitted as a drill by the Navy (which it is, since, after all, it is designed to get rid of ammunitions and flares that have gone beyond their shelf life and with that; 1 to 2 out of 5 misfire).

Then, WNT now introduces another triangular "UFO/USO" which, to me, looks grounded and not moving one iota more than that other "UFO/USO."

I haven't witnessed UFOs shooting at each other, but I don't think they would do so while remaining frozen in a space position to ensure they'd be hit...

Anyway, there is the follow-up article from http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04/16/ufo-attack-at-naval-base-proofs-star-wars-is-here/ (http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04/16/ufo-attack-at-naval-base-proofs-star-wars-is-here/:):


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UFO Attack at Naval Base, Proof Star Wars is here !

WORLD NEWS TOMORROW -CAPE TOWN- The new footage released by World News Tomorrow USA caused havoc in the UFO world, as it seems to prove that there was indeed some aggressive firing, on what seems to appear as a giant UFO. This event took place on the evening of 6th April 2013 in a small Naval Based village called Simon Town in the heart of False Bay, Cap Town.


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YouTube - Veterans Today - (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AV3mLYej8R8&feature)



http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ScreenHunter-Captured-Image-4.jpg

Triangular craft possibly a TR-3B shooting in the Air


When contacted by Media, the naval base first dismissed that there was any firing of any sort, however they later changed their statements by saying it was only a navy drill, scheduled months in advance to take place between the hours of 8 pm and 9 pm. The video shown, is clearly different as it was shot between 9 pm and 10 pm on the evening of 6th April 2013, the same night as the supposed Navy drill ?

This raises the questions as to why the Naval base at first dismissed any news of firing, and then later changed their tune to sing a different song. Above all and according to a Military commentary that told World News Tomorrow – that the Naval base don’t have the funds to run such a kind of drills at present times. More important there was never a recorded drill at night inside the harbor of the Naval Base according to the residents spoken to. There were reported orange fireball sightings in the Bay the night before, and one can only wonder if they were related.


http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ScreenHunter-Captured-Image-1.jpg
Triangular craft possibly a TR-3B shooting in the Air


What at first, only appeared like ordinary lights, later showed after the video footage was analyzed, aggressive firing at something in the skies of Flase Bay on the night of the 6th April . The 60 min video was sent for a proper forensic analysis and it seems that the firing might not have been from the Naval base at all, but rather from what appeared to be a triangular shaped object, shooting at another large object that seems to be a UFO. Is this star-wars or not, and if so, why the coverup ?

Both the UFO’s seems to have some stealth capability as they were not visible with the naked eye till captured with a Night vision AX Professional IR camcorder. One thing is certain, that something were firing at something that appeared to be a UFO or USO of about 4 miles in length according to the analytical results.


http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ufo9.jpg
Triangular craft possibly a TR-3B shooting at the UFO / USO


The video certainly proof something was going on at the Naval Base in Simon Town last Saturday night. World News only posted just a 6 minutes clip of the original footage to test viewers at first. While it gained over 17 000 views on YouTube in only a few days, it seemed that many criticized it to be a hoax however, the new footage shows a very different story and possibly a revelation of Star Wars to come.

The Counter Intelligence Agency of South Africa said that it has the original footage and it is analyzing it. They commented and said, so far it raises grave concerns since the video footage were shot by a credible law enforcement witness and further shows no signs of any alterations or tampering.

They said that what makes this alarming is the fact that foreign entities could be in protected territorial space without any notice and more important, that this could poses a threat to security.

Exclusive for World News Tomorrow.

The original story was at Naval base in Cape Town fires hundreds of rounds in the air and attracts UFO (http://www.worldnewstomorrow.com/?p=7642)


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To me, and more and more, it seems that the so-called infrared video is more plausibly a regular, non-infrared videoing of brush/bush fires up in the mountain and from another year, but from the same balcony, since the "Navy fireworks" is not shown concomitant with it.

Me think WNT went too far in trying to "convince"...

CosmicKat
27th April 2013, 12:43
What I don't see in this video is the fact that if this ship is in a fire fight, where are the beams from the ship or the fire power from the ground. All I see is a bunch of flickering lights. I too posted this and after careful viewing, I really don't see much.

Besides, given the size of this ship and if it were in a real fire fight, the base would have been wiped out in a matter of seconds...wouldn't you think?

Hervé
27th April 2013, 13:17
What I don't see in this video is the fact that if this ship is in a fire fight, where are the beams from the ship or the fire power from the ground. All I see is a bunch of flickering lights. I too posted this and after careful viewing, I really don't see much.

Besides, given the size of this ship and if it were in a real fire fight, the base would have been wiped out in a matter of seconds...wouldn't you think?

What I thought:


Well...

... follow up article on VT from WNT and which seems more and more of a psyop based on misinterpreted data since it was "Navy Festival Day," according to SDV, and finally being admitted as a drill by the Navy (which it is, since, after all, it is designed to get rid of ammunitions and flares that have gone beyond their shelf life and with that; 1 to 2 out of 5 misfire).

Then, WNT now introduces another triangular "UFO/USO" which, to me, looks grounded and not moving one iota more than that other "UFO/USO."

I haven't witnessed UFOs shooting at each other, but I don't think they would do so while remaining frozen in a space position to ensure they'd be hit...

Atlas
2nd May 2017, 22:55
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