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Updated Part 1: Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Non-Human Craft and Bodies Retrieval in 1941
"We are not engaged in an arms race, but rather in a race of perfecting an integrated program of UFO technology (including extraterrestrial plasma weapons and Electro-Magnetic Pulse devices.) ...But our scientists will not turn to national defense unless they perceive an actual danger to the United States. A danger was perceived in 1939, only two years before a UFO was captured (1941), and Pearl Harbor (attacked by Japanese). It is vital that scientists should perceive the danger now, before it is too late. What is at stake is not only the prevention of defeat, but prevention of cosmic war. Nevertheless, convincing the American scientific community that military UFO research (is important) is a most difficult undertaking."
Excerpted from a 1980s paper entitled, "UFO Technology and the Imbalance of Power," by Edward Teller, Ph.D., Physicist, and former director of the "Star Wars" Space Defense Initiative (SDI), Ronald Reagan Administration, 1980-1988.
December 28, 2002 Broomfield, Colorado - For additional update, please see More Information below from Stanton Friedman. Since the mid-1990s, aerospace engineer, Robert Wood, Ph.D., and his son, Ryan Wood, a mathematics and computer science professional, have taken on the challenge of trying to prove - or disprove - the authenticity of several hundred pages of allegedly leaked U. S. government documents about "flying saucers," "extraterrestrial biological entities," "interplanetary" technologies, and Majestic-12, a highly classified government unit set up by President Harry S. Truman in 1947 to study and keep secret the presence of non-humans on this earth.
Cattle Mutilation – The Unthinkable Truth, Chapter 2, Part One
Arctic Rivers’ Fresh Water Flows Could Change Atlantic Ocean Current
Evolution of Crop Patterns Near Britain’s Chilbolton Radio Telescope Observatory, 1999 – 2002
December 7, 2002 Chilbolton, England - As I have investigated and reported about crop formations since 1991, I began to wonder if the patterns were connected over arcs of time at the same geographic locations. One example of what seems to be patterns related to each other year after year occurred near the Chilbolton Radio Telescope Observatory between June 1999 and August 2002.
June 16, 1999, Chilbolton Observatory
On June 16, 1999, the strange pattern in the foreground marked by a yellow arrow appeared near the observatory.
What Broke Up Between Afyon and Yalova, Turkey On November 1, 2002?
"When the object got closer, I saw a flashing light. As I was trying to figure out what it might be, I saw several steady lights. Then the light which I previously presumed as headlight started to change and get smaller. As I was trying to find a plausible reason for that, the object approached and got into the position of 12 o'clock. Ten or fifteen small objects about the size of a Boeing 747 were flying at 1-2 kilometers between them. This lasted for about 1.5 minutes. As they were getting out of sight, we reported these UFOs to air control at 5:44 a.m. local time."
- Captain Ercan Eken, Pilot, Sun Express Air, Turkey
November 18, 2002 Istanbul, Turkey - On November 1, 2002 around 5:30 to 5:45 a.m. local time, four airline crews in the air and two on the ground reported an unusual armada of glowing objects moving together past a yellow pulsing light. The pilots' reports went to Turkey's Flight Safety Department and were headlined on television, radio and newspapers as a "fleet of UFOs flying over Turkey." The airline crews in the air estimated the altitude of the pulsing light and armada of glowing objects was between 22,000 and 36,000 feet.
More Cat and Cow Mutilations: Colorado, Utah and Missouri
November 16, 2002 -
Aurora, Colorado
According to the Aurora Animal Control Office, the Denver Dumb Friends League, and local residents, between June and mid-November 2002, ten cats and other small animals such as rabbits and squirrels have been found strangely cut up without blood or signs of struggle. (9 cats, 2 squirrels and 1 rabbit in Aurora; 1 cat and 1 rabbit in Denver). The region affected has been where southwest Aurora and southeastern Denver come together between the University of Denver and the Aurora Medical Center.
What Happened 11,000 Years Ago That Killed So Many Animals?
November 13, 2002 Seattle, Washington - Tonight at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology, scientists gathered to discuss what killed off so many large mammals of North and South America at the end of the last ice age about 12,000 years ago, the end of the Pleistocene. At least 35 genera of animals in North America alone were wiped out, including the huge saber-toothed cat, woolly rhinos, woolly mammoths, mastodons, giant skunks, giant rabbits, camels and horses. Using modern DNA analysis, bodies and bones found freeze-dried are being explored for signs of unusual disease. Did a deadly virus or bacteria infect and kill the animals? Or did a growing human population throughout the world exterminate species after species in its search for food and hides?
El Nino Weather 2002-2003
November 8, 2002 Washington, D. C. - The El Nino in the Pacific Ocean which has building up for months continues to warm and NOAA scientists now classify its intensity as "moderate" with caution that its full intensity still not known. Many drought areas will continue to suffer, but its influence on climate over the next four to five months is not expected to be as strong as the 1997-1998 El Nino.
Canadian Crop Circles and Mysterious Lights in Saskatchewan
November 5, 2002 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - Paul Anderson of the Canadian Crop Circle Research Network (CCCRN) has received his 19th crop circle report for 2002. It is a pattern of nine circles. It is not known how many of the connecting pathways were part of the original pattern design and how many were paths made by curious residents. The largest of the nine circles was approximately 55 feet in diameter. It was found in mature wheat near the small rural town of Kamsack in southeastern Saskatchewan by a pilot flying over the field. He took a photograph that was printed by a local newspaper shown below.