Posted on 12/19/2009 12:28:13 PM PST by JoeProBono
On December 18, the English edition of Russia’s Pravda newspaper ran a story on a pyramid UFO sighting over the Kremlin, Moscow that day. The report cited amateur videos taken of the sighting by hundreds of cell phones. The only problem was that the pyramid UFO actually appeared on December 9, the same day of the mysterious Norway Spiral Lights, and one day before President Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize speech. Was it simply a mistake or was Pravda deliberately trying to confuse the public over the Moscow sighting reported 9 days earlier by various Russian and Western media sources? More importantly, was Pravda trying to downplay any possible link between the Norway Light spiral and the UFO pyramid over the Kremlin?
On Dec 9, 2009, a mysterious light spiral appeared over Norway. One day later, Russia announced that a Bulava missile test had failed. This was accepted by most Western analysts as the most plausible explanation for the Norway light spiral. The Norway lights spiral preceded President Obama’s December 10 Nobel Peace Prize speech where nuclear disarmament was prominently featured. Around the same time these events were taking place, two amateur videos first surfaced of a mysterious mile wide pyramid shaped UFO appearing over Moscow’s Kremlin City. The Moscow UFO pyramid appeared for several hours on December 9 and raised the possibility of a link with the Norway spiral lights. Was the failed missile test caused by extraterrestrials wanting to signal to the Russian Federation that nuclear weapons development was not in the best interests of Russia or the world? Did the extraterrestrials responsible for the failed test and/or linked to the Norway light spiral, then appear over Moscow’s seat of political and military power - the Kremlin? The alleged failed missile test, the Norway Spiral lights, Moscow UFO pyramid, and Obama’s Peace Prize speech, point to a startling conclusion. Extraterrestrials have begun to openly act in ways that directly influence the national security policies of the world’s two major nuclear powers: the US and Russia.
Hundreds of witnesses saw the Moscow pyramid according to the Daily Mail, Some claimed the pyramid was an air balloon or stunt, but a spokesman for aerospace experts from Jane's News told the Sun newspaper: "We have no idea what it is." Furthermore, the Russian police had no official comment. To date, there has been no official explanation from Russian authorities over the mile wide UFO pyramid. Instead, what has just emerged is an English version Pravda news report that the pyramid appeared on December 18, and was filmed on many cell phones. Here is what Pravda reported:
A strange flying object was spotted in the sky above Moscow today, December 18. Muscovites could see a large triangle-shaped object hovering above Red Square. Many people filmed the object on their cell phones and uploaded the videos on YouTube. The videos stirred quite a controversy in Western media outlets, which concluded that the triangle above the heart of Moscow was an unidentified flying object. The object, about 1.5 kilometers wide, looked like the imperial cruiser from the Star Wars, The Daily Telegraph wrote. The object was hovering above the Kremlin for several hours. The videos of the strange object have gone to the top of YouTube Russia.
The dating of the Pyramid UFO sighting by Pravda appears to be a deliberate fabrication. This is revealed by a number of Western media reports dating the sighting to December 9, and Russia Today news story that was posted on Youtube on December 11. In the absence of any official report on the UFO pyramid, Pravda’s report appears to be a disinformation effort by mixing a fabricated date of the pyramid UFO sighting with more compelling evidence that it was widely seen and filmed in Moscow. The disinformation effort appears intended disassociate the Moscow pyramid UFO sighting with the Norway light spiral on December 9 apparently caused by a failed Russian missile.
What is even more interesting is the lit 'pyramid looking' structure in the bottom right in the second of your pictures! It looks a lot like the Louvre pyramid...
There is no Izvestiya in Pravda, and there is no Pravda in Izvestiya.
Bulava should stick to watches.
parsy, the all-knowing
It looks smaller than a mile wide. But that could just be perspective. If it’s actually a mile wide, I don’t see how it could be a balloon.
And slowly spinning like that over Red Square, the Russian military - as well as every other military in the world - must have been holding it’s breath.
This may actually be, like, a very, very big deal.
(LOL... no wonder the Dems are pushing healthcare like there’s no tommorrow for them - if the E.T.s are conservatives, they’re toast!)
Just great! Now even the aliens would rather talk to Putin than Obama! We’re screwed!
Here’s a link to the youtube video of the sighting. Part of it appears to be during the day and then during the night so i’m not certain if it’s supposed to be the same object or not. It’s not very clear but apparently this is the best video there is.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGsUnC9hXmI&feature=related
So, either Russia floated a giant balloon over the Kremlin for hours, and refused to say anything about it...
...or they didn't.
And if they didn't... well, then it's not really surprising that they're not saying anything about it! After all, what are they supposed to say - that they got pwned? That All Their Bases Now Belong To Pyramid? LOL!
After all, to paraphrase Jonesy in The Hunt for Red October: "UFO captains sometime turn suddenly to see if anyone's behind them. We call it "Crazy Ivan." The only thing you can do is go dead. Shut everything down and make like a hole in the water. The catch is, a pyramid this big doesn't exactly stop on a dime... and if we're too close, we'll drift right into the back of him.
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