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*atomik_sprout* · Feb 13, 2008, 02:55 PM

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Battle of Los Angeles
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The Battle of Los Angeles was the name given by contemporary news agencies to a sighting of one or more unidentified flying objects which took place from late February 24 to early February 25, 1942 in which eyewitness reports of an unknown object or objects over Los Angeles, California, triggered a massive anti-aircraft artillery barrage. The Los Angeles incident occurred less than three months after America's entry into World War II as a result of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Initially the target of the aerial barrage was thought to be an attacking force from Japan, but it was later suggested to be a lost weather balloon, a blimp, a Japanese fire balloon or psychological warfare technique, staged for the benefit of coastal industrial sites, or even an extraterrestrial aircraft. The true nature of the object or objects remains unknown.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Los_Angeles

This is one of the many incidents that has taken place in our government. A friend of mine and myself have watched many videos on UFOs, extra-terrestrials, the universe and the possibility of life outside our planet. In one video, they speak very highly of the battle of Los Angeles and other sightings that were quite similar. Each witness who has tried to report one of these strange incidents have been disregarded and told that they were suffering hallucinations from swamp gases, had seen a weather ballon or was suffering from some sort of mental illness and needed to be check out.

Do I believe in life outside of our planet? Yes! Do I think that the battle of Los Angeles was over a weather balloon? No! And here's why:

It has been claimed for decades now that most of our technology that we have in the present is based from crafts and devices that were found in Roswell, NM. A lot of scholars who have "expertise" in this field have even claimed that our government has other sources of energy for vehicles besides fossil fuel, but refuse to use them for the public; so they can make money off of depleting the world's resources. Nobody knows what it was that crashed there--unless you work for the government--but something DID crash there. It's been proven time after time after time. Also, the gap in time between the battle of LA and the Roswell incident are considerably apart. You ever wonder why all the people who claim they saw something here in the present have been treated worse than past witnesses? Here's what I think:

There IS life outside of our own planet--hell, our galaxy! But, most other galaxies are a good million to billion lightyears away. If you're from a different galaxy and you're 60 billion lightyears away, it would take you 60 billion years to get here, traveling at the speed of light. Only two incidents have ever been recorded in our country's history. Yet there are still people claiming to have seen something. I think that any RECENT claim is bogus, based on the fact that traveling at the speed of light doesn't guarantee that you'll get to another planet before your lifespan reaches an end.

But, I DO, however, believe that aliens HAVE been here at least twice. I DO believe that both visits were covered up. I DISBELIEVE anything that's been claimed to have happened after 1965.

There IS life out there, but nobody has the time, nor do they have the energy to travel the same amount of time as our planet's age just to find out whether or not people--if there are any--in the Crab Nebula speak English or Japanese.