Chilling 'Alien' Message To Humanity Revealed

Above, The Day The Earth Stood Still display at the Roswell International UFO Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

More stuff from the release of UFO files has been gleaned through.

Several news outlets have posted about "chilling" warnings allegedly from extra-terrestrials. Shades of The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)!

MSN posted:

The FBI files revealed alleged messages from ‘outer space people’ containing chilling warnings for humanity.

The documents were part of the Trump administration’s latest UFO disclosure release on Friday, which included never-before-seen memos, witness reports, photographs and videos tied to mysterious aerial phenomena.

One FBI memo, dated January 12, 1955, detailed claims from members of the Detroit Flying Saucer Club, one of the earliest UFO organizations in the US.

According to the document, club member Randall Cox told agents the group had received multiple messages from extraterrestrials warning humanity about its place in the universe.

The memo states the beings said all planets except Earth had already conquered outer space. 

To read more, go here. 

Trump Releases Government UFO Files

With the release of some UFO files at the order of President Trump, I can't help but think that Russell Azbill, a friend in Jamestown, New Mexico who passed away last October, would be in his element.

He and I used to talk about UFOs and other things (such as Bigfoot) quite often. 

From Reuters:

May 8 (Reuters) - At the order of U.S. ​President Donald Trump, the Defense Department on Friday released dozens of previously classified files on alleged UFO sightings to provide what ‌it called "unprecedented transparency" to the American people, though analysts said many of the documents had already been made public.

The disclosure, opens new tab of documents, photos and videos of "unidentified anomalous phenomena" will be followed by future releases as more materials are declassified, the Defense Department said in a statement.

Upon the release of the initial batch, President Trump said that people can decide for themselves. 

To read more, go here.

Wacky, Weird UFO Sites To Visit In the U.S.

Above, yours truly at the Roswell International UFO Museum in 2018.

Before he passed away last October, Russell Azbill and I regularly discussed all kinds of topics of the paranormal. Subjects ranged from ghosts, bigfoot and Unidentified Flying Objects. He personally saw the "Phoenix Lights" back in the 1990s.

I have been interested in UFOs since about high school. Eight years ago, my former roommate Jessica and I went down to Roswell, New Mexico for the annual Roswell UFO Festival. We both had a fun time.

Above, the 2018 Roswell UFO Festival. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

RV Travel, in today's newsletter, posted an article on weird, wacky UFO sites to visit. 

They begin it with:

As of November 2024, the Pentagon has analyzed 1,652 reports of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs). Of those, 757 were recorded between May 2023 and June 2024, with 21 still classified as unexplained. Even if you’re not a UFO enthusiast, this is certainly intriguing. It reminds me of the fascinating places you can visit and learn more about UFOs right here in the USA.

What is a UFO?

Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are not new. The first alleged UFO sighting in the United States dates back to the 1890s! Since that time, there have been many, many reported sightings from Washington to Maine and New Mexico to Indiana, with places in between, as well.

A Gallup poll taken in 2021 found that four out of ten Americans believe that UFOs are alien spacecraft from other planets. Recent sentiment seems to indicate that the number is rising—especially given the latest news. No matter what your position may be, there are UFO sighting locations throughout the USA. Here are just two places to consider adding to your next RV trip.

To read more, go here. 

UFO Encounters Left HUNDREDS of Servicemen With Brain Damage

Above, a display at the Roswell International UFO Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Now that the government is a little more forthcoming on the subject of UFOs, more information is coming out about incidents over the past 70s years. The following involves servicemen who suffered brain damage and death after UFO encounters.

This is from an ex-CIA officer.

According to My Patriot Post:

An ex-CIA officer and top forensic neuroimaging scientist has claimed that during his time working with the CIA, hundreds of servicemen suffered brain damage and some even died after encounters with UFOs.

Detroit Professor Christopher Green worked with the CIA since the 1960s and in 2010 he was commissioned to conduct research and to produce a report paper on behalf of a $22 million top secret defense program set up to monitor UFOs.

Green was assigned to study and record incidents which resulted in individual’s suffering injuries after close encounters with unidentified crafts.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, Green stated that “hundreds of patients” had sustained serious brain injuries and conditions after encountering mysterious unidentified crafts, and around one in ten died within seven years.

To read more, go here. 

Roswell: 20 Alien Encounters

Above, businesses in Roswell "jumped on the alien bandwagon" with alien figures. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Back in July 1947, it was reported that an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) (or flying saucer) had crashed in the grazing lands near Roswell, New Mexico.

Whether it was actually a UFO or, as the government claims, a crashed balloon, it doesn't really matter. The town of Roswell has embraced the famous story.

TravelPulse has posted a pictorial of "20 Alien Encounters In Roswell, N.M."

I visited Roswell in July during their annual UFO Festival and it truly is a fun place to visit.

TravelPulse begins their pictorial with:

Welcome to Roswell! 

Famous for it's alleged 1947 UFO crash, the entire town of Roswell, New Mexico has really taken to the famed event. Here are 20 of the best alien encounters you can experience in the city.

To see the photos, go here.

Roswell Movie Influences

Above, a crashed UFO in the arctic is discovered in The Thing From Another World (1951).

When The Roswell Incident took place in July 1947, it spawned a genre of science-fiction movies that began in the 1950s and continues to this day.

A number of movies were influenced by The Roswell Incident.

According to The Robot's Voice:

Everyone knows about this one: in summer 1947, a UFO allegedly crashed a few dozen miles from the New Mexico town of Roswell. Though there were a few press reports that mentioned “flying discs,” the Air Force quickly identified the debris as a weather balloon and the entire incident was forgotten until 1978, when the Army Air Field officer responsible for investigating the incident suggested there was something amiss about the debris, and that it may have been covered up by the military. 

This led to an explosion of interest in the Roswell incident. The story grew as more and more witnesses came out of the woodwork. According to this version, the balloon story was a cover-up for an actual UFO crash. Roswell has been the subject of the 1994 TV-movie Roswell (above) and the TV series Roswell (1999-2002). The Roswell incident also plays a role in the films Independence Day and Men in Black, as well as the classic Futurama episode “Roswell That Ends Well,” where Zoidberg turns out to be the alien the military attempts to vivisect.

Above, a crashed UFO in the Arizona desert is found in It Came From Outer Space (1953).

There are two movies from the heyday of the 1950s that immediately come to mind that The Roswell Incident influenced: The Thing From Another World (1951) and It Came From Outer Space (1953).

Both movies involve crashed UFOs. These two movies are considered classics today. These are the only two UFO movies I can think of involving crashed space ships. I considered Invaders From Mars, but that movie's flying saucer landed inside the quicksand bog, not crashed.

If anyone else can think of other movies involving crashed UFOs, feel free to state them in the comments.

UFOs: Alien Attack 'Unlikely', Says Japan

People can sleep a little bit easier as the government of Japan considers UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) not a national security threat.

According to the Asahi Shimbun:

The government may be making contingency plans to deal with a possible ballistic missile attack by North Korea, but it has confirmed Japan has one less high-flying national security threat to worry about--UFOs. 

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s Cabinet on Feb. 27 approved an official response about the threat from unidentified flying objects that said "their existence has not been confirmed" and "we have not made any particular consideration of how to respond should one fly into Japan." 

The response was made to questions raised by Seiji Osaka, a Lower House member of the opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan. 

Osaka pointed to a recent article in The New York Times about a secret study on UFOs conducted by the U.S. Defense Department between 2007 and 2012.

To read more, go here.