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From: "Jon" <jon@wibble.powernet.co.uk> [Jonathan Dyton]
Date: Tue, 5 May 1998 22:46:06 +0100
Fwd Date: Tue, 05 May 1998 20:18:58 -0400
Subject: Re: British Newspaper Prints 'Best Ever' Footage!


>Once again nobody ever answers my point that on many occasions
>these flying triangles have been seen to be escorted by RAF
>Tornados. Why is this view stifled by the UFO research community
>and WHY, when I have evidence of secret testing in the Irish Sea
>are my views never heard?

Yep, and those triangles were not much bigger than the Tornados
or whatever that was acompanying them.

So why arn't ALL triangle flights accompanied then?

Is it cause Tornados can't hover over or near Sizewell?

Mind you, nobody ever answers my point about why 3 different
types of triangle are reported (at least) yet ufologists ignore
plain commonsence and try to lump 'em all in the group, I mean
what's the point of building a bloody great triangle, getting a
gagging order and then flying straight over the m1 at 8.31 on a
Sunday night, hummm?

I read a great piece by the UK UFO Network once. Had an interview
with one of the LA airport guys, who occasionaly had to look
after area 51.

You know what he said? Nothing flys without a call sign, and
without a load of military controllers to watch over it (in the
airport), the reason being they cannot afford the risk of someone
taking a plane up drunk from LA/Vega and venturing over there.
They need to contact the pilot and tell them to change course.

Thats the way the military does things like that. Triple
checked, how the bloody hell would you explain one of those
things hitting an airliner or getting shot down over a UK army
base, as in 93?

The real mystery is why are the BBC etc, not interested in any of
the film of the triangle (I hear they've had film since 96) it's
been on 'Sightings', you remember, that film of that 3 lighted
thing hovering over Mansfield.

Very stealthy.

Right I'm all ranted out.

Can I have that interview Tim? ;~)

Hows about the 24th of May?

Cheers now,

jon