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UFOs
Over Canada
"
the
term 'flying saucer' was used to describe all disk-shaped
objects that
were seen flashing through the sky at fantastic speeds.
Before long, reports
were made of objects other than disks, and these were
also called flying
saucers. Today, the words are popularly applied to anything
seen in the sky
that cannot be identified as a common, everyday object.
Thus,
a flying saucer can be a formation of lights, a single
light, a sphere, or
any other shape; and it can be any color. Performancewise,
flying saucers
can hover, go fast or slow, go high or low, turn 90-degree
corners, or disappear
almost instantaneously.
Obviously,
the term 'flying saucer' is misleading when applied to
objects of
every conceivable shape and performance. For this reason,
the military prefers
the more general, if less colourful, name: unidentified
flying objects.
UFO (pronounced Yoo-foe) for short."
-
Edward
J. Ruppelt, former head of the United States
Air Force
and
author of The
Report On Unidentified Flying Objects (1956)
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Chronology
of UFO Programs
1.
Project SIGN - January 1948 to February 1949
2. Project GRUDGE - February 1949 to December 1949
3. Normal intelligence channels used for UFOs
4. General Cabell reactivated Project GRUDGE with an announcement
- Summer 1950
5. New Project GRUDGE - July 1951 to February 1952
6. Project BLUE BOOK - February 1952 to December 1969
Project
TWINKLE was not run by the USAF Intelligence but by Geophysical
Section.
Also
Project at Holloman Air Force Base with pictures and films.
Report of July 1951 missing from Project Blue Book files.
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BLUE
BOOK LIES
Much
less innocent was the LIE told by Secretary of the US Air
Force, Donald
Quarles, on October 25, 1955, as quoted in
an official press release about
a large study concerning UFOs. On the basis of this
study, we believe that no objects such as those popularly
described as flying saucers have overflown the United States.
I feel certain that even the Unknown 3% could have been
explained as conventional phenomena or illusions if more
complete observational data had been obtained. That
the two supposedly factual statements (3% Unknowns, incomplete
observation data), are bald faced LIES is easily demonstrated
by this table where the data are compiled from the
study whose title was NOT given in the press release
("Project
Blue Book Special Report No. 14," Ref.
5) and which was not distributed, though the press release
got very wide coverage.
Categorization
of UFO Sightings Reports
In Blue Book Special Report # 14
DESIGNATION |
NUMBER |
PERCENTAGE |
Balloon |
450 |
14.0 |
Astronomical |
817 |
25.5 |
Aircraft |
642 |
20.1 |
Miscellaneous |
257 |
8.0 |
Psychological
Manifestations |
48 |
1.5 |
Insufficient
Information |
298 |
9.3 |
UNKNOWN |
689 |
21.5 |
TOTAL |
3201 |
100.0 |
Note
that the UNKNOWNS, rather than making up 3% of the 3201
sightings investigated, comprised 21.5% and that there was
a completely separate category INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION.
The definitions are as follows:
UNKNOWN This designation in the identification code
was assigned to those reports of sightings wherein the description
of the object and its maneuvers could not be fitted to the
pattern of any known object or phenomenon.
INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION The identification category
was assigned to a report when upon final consideration there
was some essential item of information missing
. It
is emphasized that this category was not used as a convenient
way to dispose of what might be called poor unknowns.
Here
is the quality distribution of the same 3201 sightings.
Note especially that the better the quality of the sighting
the MORE likely to be listed as an UNKNOWN. A statistical
comparison between UNKNOWNS and KNOWNS showed that the probability
that the UNKNOWNS were just missed KNOWNS was less than
1%.
QUALITY
DISTRIBUTION OF UFO REPORTS
In Blue Book Special Report # 14
Sightings |
No. |
% |
Unknowns |
% |
Insufficient
Info |
% |
EXCELLENT |
308 |
9.6 |
108 |
35.1 |
12 |
3.9 |
Good |
1070 |
33.4 |
282 |
26.4 |
33 |
3.1 |
Doubtful |
1298 |
40.5 |
203 |
15.6 |
150 |
11.6 |
Poor |
525 |
16.4 |
96 |
18.3 |
103 |
19.6 |
It
should further be noted that the press release not only
didnt mention the title (surely some reporter would
have asked what happened to the other thirteen reports)
but did not mention who did the work, namely Battelle
Memorial Institute (a very highly respected Research and
Development Organization) in Columbus, Ohio. Apparently
the press never asked about either the title or the organization.
Amazingly, the three-page summary that was released with
the press release gave none of the information in the
more than 240 charts, tables, graphs and maps that are
in the report. Here was a Cosmic Watergate totally ignored
by the media.
Another
typical Government UFO LIE was uttered by Dr. Donald Menzel,
a professor of Astronomy at Harvard. However, I had discovered
in his papers at the Harvard Archives after receiving the
required permission from three different people to view
them, that he had a TOP SECRET Ultra clearance with the
CIA and a very long history of work for the National Security
Agency, the CIA, and many other companies. He said in Physics
Today All the non-explained sightings are from poor
observers. Menzel was earning his pay as a member
of Majestic 12.
I
should also point out that subsequent annual USAF Project
Blue Book Press releases consistently LIED by using a sneaky
tactic of not including those cases still under investigation
at the end of the year in their annual tabulation and by
suddenly deciding that any one-witness UNKNOWN would have
to be dumped in the Insufficient Information category, no
matter how competent the witness. Obviously sightings that
are still under investigation at the end of the year are
more likely to be Unexplainable than those quickly identified.
Testimony from one witness has been used to provide the
death penalty for a convicted murderer. When the numbers
are put back in the tabulations, again the percentage of
UNKNOWNS was around 20%. Anybody searching for a cancer
cure would be delighted if 20% of the drugs being tested
actually did much more good than harm. Anybody with cancer
would probably be satisfied if one drug worked.
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Click
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to view the full article written by Stanton T. Friedman.
Click
here
for the full story of Project Blue Book.
Click
here
for the Blue Book Unknowns.
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UFOs
are, by no means, a recent phenomena. Sightings of unusual
aerial objects go back hundreds...perhaps even thousands
of years! As proof of this, UFOs have been depicted in several
historical
works of art.
Even
the Bible contains certain
accounts which are very similar to some of the happenings
taking place today. There are many accounts of strange
sightings that pre-date 1947, which is when
the modern era of UFOs and Flying Saucers began.
My
own religious views or beliefs have been altered because
of my personal involvement with UFO research. And perhaps
it is time that I share with the readers all the changes
that my Faith has gone through since the very beginning
of my quest for the truth regarding Unidentified Flying
Objects and Flying Saucers. Click here
to know more on how this has affected me and my personal
belief system.
In
the modern age, UFOs have been witnessed around the world
by people from all walks of life, including police
officers, pilots,
fire
fighters, astronauts
and military
personnel.
UFO
sighting reports filed by witnesses such as these must be
regarded as highly reliable because good observational skills
and keen eyesight are vital to the performance of their
duties.
Still,
the ridicule
factor has kept a larger number of credible
people from reporting their experiences with UFOs.
But
here in Canada, the sightings that do get reported eventually
make their way to Chris Rutkowski, from Ufology Research,
who puts out the annual Canadian
UFO Survey.
From
the information he is gathering, the statistics seem to
indicate that UFO sightings are on an increase, from year
to year!
Canada is the only country in the world to produce such
a survey!
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North
Bay, Ontario
April 12, 1952
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One
Hundred Miles Northeast of
Sept-Iles, Quebec
June 29, 1954
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Tillsonburg,
Ontario
December 1955
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50
Miles Northeast of Gander,
Newfoundland
Fall of 1956
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Chalk
River - Deep River, Ontario
February 8, 1967
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Winnipeg,
Manitoba
October 22, 1967
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Sudbury,
Ontario
January 23, 1968
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Esquimalt,
British Columbia
September 29, 1968
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Duncan,
British Columbia
March 7, 1969
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Kenora,
Ontario
May 30, 1969
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Kenora,
Ontario
June 2, 1969
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Cowichan,
Vancouver Island
January 1, 1970
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Rosedale,
Alberta
June 9, 1971
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St.
Hyacinthe, Quebec
July 20, 1971
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Rougemont,
Quebec
September 20, 1972
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One
Hundred and Sixty Nautical Miles
Northeast of Churchill, Manitoba
October 23, 1972
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Montreal,
Quebec
August 5, 1973
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St.
Cyrille, Quebec
June 25, 1974
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Drummondville,
Quebec
July 12 - 15, 1974
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Surrey,
British Columbia
October 15, 1974
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Pickering
Nuclear Energy
Generating Plant,
Pickering, Ontario
December 31, 1974
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Nanaimo,
British Columbia
February 1975
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Prince
George, British Columbia
March 1975
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Waterdown,
Ontario
March 18, 1975
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Falconbridge
Canadian Forces
Radar Station,
Sudbury, Ontario
November 11, 1975
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Prince
George, British Columbia
January 1977
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Baskatong
Reservoir, Quebec
March 11, 1978
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Wolf
Creek Subdivision,
Whitehorse, Yukon
Early 1980's
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Alaska
Highway
October 1980
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North
of Kelsey Bay, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia
October 8, 1981
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Near
Prince George, British Columbia
June 24, 1997
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Downtown
Whitehorse, Yukon
October 10, 1997
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Vancouver,
British Columbia
October 15, 2001
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Mary
Lake Subdivision,
Whitehorse, Yukon
December 12, 2001
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Vancouver,
British Columbia
July 15, 2002
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Houston,
British Columbia
February 7, 2003
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Duncan,
British Columbia
February 10, 2003
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Smithers,
British Columbia
February 20, 2003
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Houston,
British Columbia
April 20-24, 2003
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Houston,
British Columbia
April 21, 2003
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Date
Unknown
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Vancouver,
British Columbia
1937
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Sources:
OVNI
by Yurko Bondarchuk
The Sudbury Daily Star
The Sudbury Star
UFO
- THE GOVERNMENT FILES by Peter Brookesmith
UFO
THE COMPLETE SIGHTINGS by Peter Brookesmith
http://brumac.8k.com/RJC/RJC.html
http://www.ufobc.ca/History/1970/knutsen.htm
http://www.ufobc.ca/History/1970/ufooccupants.htm
http://www.ufobc.ca/History/1970/alligator.htm
http://www.ufobc.ca/History/1980/kelsey.htm
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