Title: Ufos Exist, Says Japan Official
Description: coincidence right after Rockerfeller?
Description: coincidence right after Rockerfeller?
mynameis - December 20, 2007 05:58 PM (GMT)
UFOs exist, says Japan official
By Chris Hogg
BBC News, Tokyo
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobutaka Machimura
Mr Machimura's comments might not have been serious
Japan's chief government spokesman has announced that unidentified flying objects (UFOs) exist.
Earlier, in response to a question from an opposition lawmaker, the Japanese government issued a statement saying it could not confirm any cases of UFOs.
But Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobutaka Machimura later told reporters he believed they were "definitely" real.
It is the sort of question politicians dread but, under Japanese rules, are unable to ignore.
A member of the opposition asked the government what its policy was to deal with UFOs.
He said work should begin urgently to try to confirm whether or not they exist because of what he called "incessant" reports of sightings.
The Japanese civil service swung into action.
In a statement it said that should a flying saucer be spotted in the country's airspace, a fighter would be scrambled to attempt visual confirmation.
But it emphasised that the government was not aware of cases where a UFO from space had been discovered.
Most alerts turned out to be birds or other objects.
'Not confirmed'
The document revealed that Japan has not yet planned what to do should aliens arrive here.
Sundogs, refracted images of the sun (Picture: Erik Axdahl)
Many UFO sightings can be easily explained
The government's chief spokesman Nobutaka Machimura drew laughter from reporters when he admitted that this was a "stereotypical" response from the bureaucrats.
Perhaps with his tongue a little in his cheek he insisted that he believed UFOs did "definitely" exist.
Questioned about the existence of alien spaceships, Japan's Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda thought about it and then answered carefully.
He said he had "not yet confirmed" whether they existed.
The conspiracy theorists will note that the answer was not a "no".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7150156.stm
By Chris Hogg
BBC News, Tokyo
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobutaka Machimura
Mr Machimura's comments might not have been serious
Japan's chief government spokesman has announced that unidentified flying objects (UFOs) exist.
Earlier, in response to a question from an opposition lawmaker, the Japanese government issued a statement saying it could not confirm any cases of UFOs.
But Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobutaka Machimura later told reporters he believed they were "definitely" real.
It is the sort of question politicians dread but, under Japanese rules, are unable to ignore.
A member of the opposition asked the government what its policy was to deal with UFOs.
He said work should begin urgently to try to confirm whether or not they exist because of what he called "incessant" reports of sightings.
The Japanese civil service swung into action.
In a statement it said that should a flying saucer be spotted in the country's airspace, a fighter would be scrambled to attempt visual confirmation.
But it emphasised that the government was not aware of cases where a UFO from space had been discovered.
Most alerts turned out to be birds or other objects.
'Not confirmed'
The document revealed that Japan has not yet planned what to do should aliens arrive here.
Sundogs, refracted images of the sun (Picture: Erik Axdahl)
Many UFO sightings can be easily explained
The government's chief spokesman Nobutaka Machimura drew laughter from reporters when he admitted that this was a "stereotypical" response from the bureaucrats.
Perhaps with his tongue a little in his cheek he insisted that he believed UFOs did "definitely" exist.
Questioned about the existence of alien spaceships, Japan's Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda thought about it and then answered carefully.
He said he had "not yet confirmed" whether they existed.
The conspiracy theorists will note that the answer was not a "no".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7150156.stm
look-up - December 20, 2007 08:10 PM (GMT)
I wonder what they meant by "It is the sort of question politicians dread but, under Japanese rules, are unable to ignore."
Lin Kuei - December 22, 2007 12:43 PM (GMT)
Hehe awesome. Strange aircraft certainly exist, but there are other things UFOs could be apart from alien interstellar vehicles.
We have unfortunately been conditioned through such things as popular controlled culture to AUTOMATICALLY associate strange aircraft with supposed aliens, and we need to be cognizant of this and consciously identify it.
You all know where Laurence Rockefeller can go stick his alien UFOlogy disinfo.
We have unfortunately been conditioned through such things as popular controlled culture to AUTOMATICALLY associate strange aircraft with supposed aliens, and we need to be cognizant of this and consciously identify it.
You all know where Laurence Rockefeller can go stick his alien UFOlogy disinfo.
System Of A Down - December 24, 2007 07:50 PM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Lin Kuei @ Dec 22 2007, 07:43 AM) |
| Hehe awesome. Strange aircraft certainly exist, but there are other things UFOs could be apart from alien interstellar vehicles. We have unfortunately been conditioned through such things as popular controlled culture to AUTOMATICALLY associate strange aircraft with supposed aliens, and we need to be cognizant of this and consciously identify it. You all know where Laurence Rockefeller can go stick his alien UFOlogy disinfo. |
up his alienated ass
:lol: :lol:
think what slaves thought of trains let alone air planes
TRAINS
OMFG MONSTERS AHH RUN :rolleyes:
Lin Kuei - December 24, 2007 08:57 PM (GMT)
:lol: :lol:
System Of A Down - December 25, 2007 02:22 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (Lin Kuei @ Dec 24 2007, 03:57 PM) |
| :lol: :lol: |
lolol i want one
so i can spray over my own house yaaaaay