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| Former RAF engineer: MI5 'paid people to fake crop circles' to discredit UFO research -
Un ancien ingénieur de la RAF explique que le MI5 réalisait des faux crop circles En brefUn article publié le 22 Septembre 2015 par l' Express, dans lequel un ancien ingénieur de la RAF (Royal Air Force) déclare que le MI5 a payé des gens pour réaliser de faux crops-circles pour discréditer la recherche ufologique. Article Express- Former RAF engineer:
A FORMER RAF engineer has sensationally claimed MI5 paid hoaxers to create fake crop circles to discredit genuine UFO sightings as part of a "Men in Black" cover up agenda.
By JON AUSTIN
PUBLISHED: 11:52, Tue, Sep 22, 2015 | UPDATED: 12:54, Tue, Sep 22, 2015
David Clayton, who is an expert on crop circles and animal mutilations, both allegedly carried out by visiting aliens, told the UFO Truth Magazine international annual conference of a sinister plot by spooks to ensure the truth never gets out.
Mr Cayton told of seeing crop circles in the 1980s that could not have been made by hoaxers, and therefore must have been alien in origin, because the plants within the circle had not been flattened by physical force, but by heat.
There are many UFO believers who claim some crop circles are what is left after a flying saucer lands in a field.
Mr Clayton admitted that most crop circles that had been highlighted since the 1990s were fakes, but real ones had been found.
He claimed British intelligence agencies were behind the bulk of fake crop circles to make genuine research seem ridiculous.
"The press are not doing you a fair turn. It’s time to lift the blinkers a bit and look at the very best evidence. If you do that you will have overwhelming evidence that ET is here and has been for many years." Ufologist Gary Hestletine
He said: "MI5 were paying people to muddy the waters."
Gary Hestletine, a fellow Ufologist, who organised the event in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, said there had been a “deliberate policy” by the authorities to downplay or debunk any unexplainable activity.
He also criticised mainstream media for making light of the subject and said the community of believers is "tired of being ridiculed" for their legitimate beliefs.
He said: "The press are not doing you a fair turn. It’s time to lift the blinkers a bit and look at the very best evidence.
“If you do that you will have overwhelming evidence that ET is here and has been for many years.”
Express.co.uk has contacted MI5 through the Home Office to put Mr Clayton's claims to it and awaits a response.
David Clayton, ancien ingénieur de la Royal Air Force, explique que MI5 payait des farceurs pour créer de faux crop circles afin de discréditer les observations authentiques d’ovnis et des Men in Black. Image: David Clayton, crop circles and the MI5 logo, express.co.uk David Clayton est à présent un spécialiste des crop circles et des mutilations de bétail. M. Clayton met en évidence le fait que les crop circles, réalisés dans les années 1980, pourraient potentiellement être l’œuvre des aliens étant donné que les plantes situées à l'intérieur du cercle n’étaient pas été écrasé par la force physique, mais plutôt par la chaleur. M. Clayton admet que la plupart des crop circles, mis en évidence depuis les années 1990, sont des faux, mais que des vrais avaient été découverts et avérés. Il affirme que les agences de renseignement britanniques ont été derrière la majeure partie des crop circles. Il déclare : "Le MI5 payait les gens pour brouiller les pistes."Gary Hestletine, ufologue, ayant organisé l'événement à Holmfirth dans le West Yorkshire, pense qu’il existe une "politique délibérée" menée par les autorités dans le but minimiser ou discréditer toute activité inexplicable. Il a également critiqué les médias traditionnels de ne pas vouloir regarder la vérité en face. Il déclare : "La presse doit enlever ses œillères et sélectionner les meilleurs témoignages…" Le média Express.co.uk a contacté le MI5 pour les interroger au sujet des accusations de Clayton. Source: Former RAF engineer: MI5 'paid people to fake crop circles' to discredit UFO research | |
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