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experiment? 160 REVELATIONS Soon afterward a voice said, "Here it comes!"—and a UFO arrived from the north. It was only a small red light, a mile or so out toward the North Sea coast. It moved so fast that Warren had trouble tracking it, and sud- denly it was right there, hovering twenty feet or so above the ground, glowing red over the fog. Everybody stood up and looked at it. A silent, controlled explosion took place, and when it was over, the red light had been replaced by a solid object. In the process the red light literally blew shards of light in slow motion. The object was steady, shaped like an arrowhead with a red light on top and a bank of blue lights at the bottom. The military units went into action. Two British policemen who had taken pictures had their cameras confiscated. A disaster preparedness team announced they were getting strong radiation readings. Base Commander Colonel Gordon Williams arrived on the scene and ap- proached three life forms that had spilled out of a glowing light to the right. Were they part of an alien crew? Or were they part of a staged Far from being surprised by the sudden appearance of an unidenti- fied object over their base, the U.S. Air Force had clearly anticipated and prepared this encounter. A large number of military personnel from various backgrounds had been assembled to witness the event. Their weapons had been taken away from them. They were carefully placed at prearranged locations. Illuminated ground fog and various light ef- fects had taken place prior to the observation of an actual object. Once the men had seen whatever they were supposed to see, they were pulled out and debriefed. This is not what would happen if a real UFO did land. But it is exactly the sequence of actions one would expect if the reactions of the men to a prearranged stimulus were being tested.