UK Civil Aviation Authority: Plane and UFO Near-Collision over Heathrow, London

Earlier this month, an official statement released by the UK Airprox Board, a branch of the UK Civil Aviation Authority tells the unbelievable story of a near collision situation over one of the busiest airports in the world. 

Yet again, a government agency in the UK admits the existence of the UFO phenomena, even if it is in their cold styled British etiquette.

The Captain of an A320 Airbus noticed the object when looking outside his cockpit window, flying right in front of his plane and heading straight towards him in a collision course. Having no time to react he ducked and waited for the UFO to ram the plane when the object flow over and the accident was avoided.

Heathrow Airport

(Wikimedia Commons)

A plane in mid air headed straight into a cigar shaped UFO over the main airport in the British capital when the unknown craft steered away in the very last second to avoid an aerial collision. Sounds like a story to open your news hour with? Not with our mainstream media.
An official statement by an official government branch admitting the existence of intelligently controlled crafts that fly around our civilian (and military) complexes should probably be the cause of a public outcry for official investigation in what is, obviously, a matter of national security and a serious issue of public safety. However, media corporations chose to ignore this story in the very same way the have ignored the rest of them.
According to the report, this event happened in July, and no additional information such as airline name, pilot name etc. was given.


Why no more information? Is there some kind of censorship applied here since this is officially considered a matter of national security?
And more important than all, if it is of a security concern, what does the British government knows that it doesn't tell us?

No Charges Against Gary McKinnon, UFO Hacker - Lucky to Live in a Democracy

Crown Prosecution Service decided against a court indictment in the case of UFO hacker, Gary McKinnon. No matter the official reason, he is lucky to live in sort of a real democracy and not in what the American government calls a justice system.

Almost eight years after his initial arrest under the charges of hacking American government and military computers under his solo effort to find out the truth about UFOs, Gary McKinnon learned today that the British prosecution will not file a court indictment in his case, officially for technical reasons.
The first decision by the British authorities, not to extradite him, was the original political statement against the US approach in this subject, and today's decision is just a natural resumption of the same policy.

Gary McKinnon 

(Wikimedia Commons:Wilsha)

By doing so the Brits acknowledge that in the US McKinnon's fate would be up to 60 years in jail, all in an attempt to prompt a real disclosure of information in a subject that is first and for most in realm of the public right to know. You can't prevent access to the most important scientific discovery of all time and then punish those who try to reveal your crimes.
But most important is McKinnon's personal condition, the man suffer from Asperger's Syndrome, and is not fully fit to take responsibility for his actions, but the US government was never going to think twice before charging him.

McKinnon is lucky to have been born in the UK, if he were to be an American we all know what was waiting for him.

UFO Light over London, UK - December 2. 2012

UFO light over Hyde Park, London. Taken December 2, 2012, during a visit in Winter Wonderland, and posted on YouTube today.
No extra description was given by the video poster.

This glowing object could be a lantern or any other man-made hovering light, and can't be unequivocally labeled alien or anything out of this world. I will re-post if any explanation will be given.
It is important for me to emphasis that I'm not trying to create demoralization in the UFO community, but it is the scientific aspect of UFO study is the thing that will give it credibility, and that should be our motivation in examining such videos. There are too many UFO videos such as the one in this post that haven't been explained, and they alone make the case for UFOs and the ETH (Extra Terrestrial Hypothesis).
Have a great day!

Matt J.B.

Diamond UFO over Pitlochry, Scotland - BBC Reports

The BBC is reporting a diamond/disc shaped UFO sighting from Pitlochry, Scotland. The British UFO Research Associationn will investigate.

Adrian Musat, a 40 years old local chef, saw an amazing floating light outside his window, and began filming it, he got a five minute video out of this half hour sighting.
As he zoomed in on the object a diamond/disc shaped  pulsating UFO appeared, which made no sound what so ever.

 Adrian Musat

Adrian turned the video over to the British UFO Research Association for it to be investigated properly, but no local or UK authorities have expressed any interest yet, at least according to the BBC report. Musat, who had never seen any such objects in the past, said he is eagerly awaiting the results, and hopes for something positive to be found.

BBC Denied Extraterrestrial Life Search for 'Saftey Regulations'

Prof. Brian Cox, a leading British physicist, told BBC Radio 6 this morning that the BBC corporation has denied a request he and other astronomers made, to point a telescope towards a planet called 'Threapleton Holmes B', where they suspect intelligent ET life might be located.

The weird thing was not that the request was denied, but the reason that BBC directors gave the scientist, saying that the discovery of alien extraterrestrial life might be against the BBC's health and safety regulations.
Is that incredible or what?

Prof. Brian Cox - He looks like a rock star, but he really is a great physicist

The amazed Cox couldn't believe what he was hearing: 'You mean we would discover the first hint that there is other intelligent life in the universe beyond earth, live on air, and you're worried about the health and safety of it?'

Is it just the lack of understanding of the historic significance of such a find? Not likely from media corporation that is considered quite science-friendly. I'm pretty sure someone will point a telescope in Threapleton Holmes B's direction pretty soon and we will all know if anyone had something to hide.

Response to Channel 4 News: UFO Researchers 'Soul Searching'?, We Disagree

An article on the British Channel 4 News website claims that UFO sightings are in the decline in recent years, and according to its headline - UFO researchers should do some soul searching. We disagree.

First, the numbers of reported UFO sightings increases by the year (based on MUFON statistics), and more and more video and photographic evidence is presented due to technological advances that gave every hobo with a smart phone the ability to film on the spot.

Perhaps it is the fact the UFO videos and photos are so common nowadays that makes it hard for us not take the fact of UFO existence for granted, and makes the business of Ufology more mainstream and trivial.

Yearly UFO Sighting Stats by MUFON

But this is only relevant whether you don't have your facts right. Channel 4 News is telling us that UFO sightings are on the decline, but also that there were no major UFO cases in the past two decades. Oh really?
How about the Chicago O'hare International Airport UFO incident in 2006? Or is thePhoenix Lights (1997) not a major case by Channel 4 standards? The Cometa Report from 1999 is probably the most serious UFO investigation ever made, with shocking conclusions, and The Belgian UFO wave was 23 years ago, more then two decades, but still an incredibly important UFO case. And these are just off the tip of a hat.

But let us ignore realty and assume that no major UFO sighting accord in recent years, does that take away anything out of the level of seriousness that older UFO cases should be addressed today? Is the Roswell Incident any less relevant than it was 20 years ago? I think not, The same essential questions still hover over it and other cases, and the demands for government disclosure to the general public by Ufologists are still of the same importance to our way of life, and our civil rights that they were in the past.

We shouldn't never give up, we are giving this UFO question, and humanity at large, a good service by helping the phenomena find its place as a mainstream issue, and by that allowing serious questions about government secrecy, public deception and our place in the universe to rise above the surface.

UFO Hacker Mom BBC World Service Radio Interview

Developing Story: 

UFO Hacker, Gary Mckinnon, became quite famous in the last 10 years after he was set to be extradited to the US under charges of computer hacking the Pentagon and Department of Defence computers. Mckinnon extradition was canceled by British authorities last week out of consideration of the his delicate medical-personal situation.

Janis Sharp (BBC)

Janis Sharp, Gary's mom, who led the campaign against his extradition, is probably the one he has the most to thank to for the fact he still remains on British land. In an interview to BBC World Service , Sharp reveals more aspects of her son's complex personality and his medical condition, and more on her heroic fight for his freedom.

Click here for the Full BBC World Service Interview

Edit: 

BBC published an in depth article on the interview:

UFO Above a Home in Scotland

UFObasics.com reports that A family from Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire in Scotland reported today that a UFO had hovered above their rural home for about 4 hours.

Morag Ritchie (50), was awakened in the middle of the night by flashing and twinkling lights outside her house, which she says appeared to be moving.

(Daily Mail)

Ritchie then quickly woke up other members of their household and they all observed and filmed the UFO together, and eventually went back to sleep, just to awake two more times that night by the same lights, the last time about four hours after the initial sighting began.

Civil aviation authority spokesman, Tony Finnegan, embarrassed himself by saying; 'It could be a light aircraft of military aircraft, but at 2am in the morning, it's unlikely to be civilian'.

Morag Ritchie