Alien 'green' and UFO 'visit' British?

According to a newly declassified document, aliens have visited England for many years and the number of times British people have seen unidentified flying objects (UFOs) doubled since the movie 'Close Encounters' (temp. Epidemic translation was launched in 1977.

These are the information contained in the UK Ministry of Defense's confidential documents, collecting all the reports of people in the country about the sightings of strange objects. The UK government's decision to publish these documents is part of a four-year declassification program for all UFO-related documents since 1978.

According to declassified documents, alien flying objects visiting England have a variety of shapes, sizes and colors, but those on the flying object are all green.

This is a drawing of a person who observed UFOs sent to the British Ministry of Defense.According to the author, this UFO uses methods to avoid detection and people on UFOs as "angels" .

The British Ministry of Defense denies 90% of the information in these aliens related documents because they are not authentic, and leave 10% of the information in question. However, they insist they all pose no danger to British security and defense.

According to a 1983 report, a 78-year-old man fishing in the middle of the night said he followed the aliens and green from head to toe, to a spaceship. But then, he was driven away by these people because he was too old and weak for their purpose.

This is a document page about RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk in December 1980.This is considered the "Roswell of England" case.

Two years later, a typewritten letter to the Ministry of Defense said an alien spacecraft was shot down by another spacecraft on the River Mersey, in northern England. And this person also made friends with an alien named Algar.

When Algar intends to hand himself over to the government, he is killed by other aliens. The author of the letter also wrote that he still communicated with telepathy with an alien named Malcben on the Platone planet in the Milky Way. At the top of the letter is the short line: 'No reply'

UFO picture of a 78-year-old man in 1983.

In addition, documents from the Ministry of Defense said that since the 1950s, 11,000 British people have seen aliens. Several times have been posted on the press, and all have been checked in case they are Soviet reconnaissance aircraft during the Cold War.

'Obviously some reports are still inexplicable. However, we found no evidence that these phenomena endanger national security, so the Ministry of Defense does not need to investigate, ' an official letter was written in 1985.

A redrawing image of a London police officer after three police officers here saw a strange object in Stanmore, Harrow in 1984.

The Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) phrase first appeared in a US Air Force report three years after the description had seen a ' flying saucer' in Washington in June. / 1947.

In the UK, due to concerns about 'flying saucer' announcements , a flying saucer Working Party was established.

One person sent a calculation of how the UFO was designed to the British Ministry of Defense.

Like the United States Air Force, the British agency also concluded that flying saucers did not exist. But the agency's final report in 1951 was still classified as 'confidential / cautious', and was limited to declassification.

The government report in 1979 before the British parliament, said there was no political incentive for cases involving aliens reports.

Not all the sightings of flying saucers can be easily denied or thought to be due to the embroidery's imagination, or the impact of Steven Spielberg's Face Armor film. The Royal Air Force staff, civil aircraft pilot, air traffic controller, also reported seeing aliens, and the radar also detected inexplicable "traces". . The most famous is twice when people see the unexplained glowing lights landing near a US air base in the forest of Rendlesham in southern England. Even the deputy commander of that base signed his name in the 1980 report.

Source: Reuters