Well, I don't know what to make of this spiral-in-the-sky phenomenon that happened in the dark morning skies over northern Norway yesterday. "They" have tried to explain it away as a failed Russian missile launch, but after looking at the photos and seeing videos of it, it sure looks like something different from that to me. And since when do out-of-control rockets project a spiralling blue-green ray out from the center of the "death spiral"? As others have said, it almost looks like a computer projection in the sky - which, for all I know, it could be. Was this in fact an experiment to see if such a large scale projection could be made in the skies? Perhaps as a precursor to an "alien disclosure" event that has been bandied about so often recently on the internet?

As for an official government announcement as to the reality of UFOs and extraterrestrail beings, I wouldn't hold my breath. Time and again people have made pronouncements about something like this happening, and it never has materialized. The latest snafu was that Obama was supposed to announce this on a two hour television special on November 27, I believe, to all the world breathlessly awaiting it. According to "inside sources", the television time had already been bought and paid for. Right. And I have a little green alien hybrid baby I'd like to sell you.

The truth is, the government has no incentive to tell the truth about ETs. Nor do they have any incentive to parade all the nifty gadgets, devices and vehicles they've back engineered from captured craft and crash sites. That would be tipping their hand to the Russians, Europeans, terrorists, whoever we have dark suspicions about. There's plenty of evidence coming from elsewhere. It will continue to pile up. Most everybody believes there are ETs anyway - what's the big secret anyway?

Still, this Norway event - manmade - or something else? Surely not natural. Something out of our control? If so, the generals must be pissing their pants. We'll see.