posted on Nov, 12 2012 @ 06:25 PM
Frankly, the article doesn't make a whole lot of sense. They go on and on about the triangular-shaped craft, film it in Nevada, then say it is in
Australia. The article seems to go back and forth here. Then they say their copyright is strictly enforced, then put it in YouTube. Read what they
No Video Distribution
Distribution and dissemination of any part of this video without expressed written consent is a violation of the Treaty of San Francisco, 1945,
enforceable in all member nations. The article may be used for media publication.
Extradition and prosecution of violators is “at will” and enforced rigorously
So they put a video on YouTube, then say they will extradite you at will??
When they zoom in on the object using Google Earth, it appears to be upside down. The whole idea of the triangular craft is that it has three energy
nodules, pointed toward the earth. Here it looks the opposite. It's a pretty standard picture of a triangle, in line with others we have seen.
I don't see anything at all about a "CIA" hack, in this case the "Counter Intelligence Agency." Who are they? What is Asian about them? And what
is a NASA encryption block? Als throughout the article they will write phrases such as,
"Thi is confirmed," yet have no documentation at all. Bottom line is that this article is not particularly informative and ought not to be trusted.