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THE TWILIGHT ZONE
SPANISH AIR FORCE
DECLASSIFIES ITS "X-FILES"
lowing morning. The official report does
not furnish any explanation for the phe-
in 1969, Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford,
Cernan and Young were the first to
approach an extraterrestrial beacon
(dubbed "the Monolith") and film it.
Now, with additional information, I can
add that they were not, however, the first
astronauts to spot this ET beacon. That
Monolith was first sighted by Russian cos-
monaut Yuri Gagarin, the first man in
space, in 1961. He was followed that same
year by American astronaut Alan Shepard
who also sighted the beacon.
It turns out that sighting the beacon was
not that unlikely. My ex-NSA [National
Security Agency] informant said, "There
are billions of them floating all over."
Dr Michael Wolf shed additional light
on the beacons. "They are 'postcards from
the rim’. They emit both light and tone sig-
nals, sending a mathematical language.
There may be five or more ET civilisations
involved in setting up these beacons."
Ignore those Boeing commercials and
the NASA press releases about how
America "soon" will have its own first
manned space station. My ex-NSA infor-
mant revealed that there has been a
manned "deep space platform" in orbit
above Earth for over thirty years! “It [has]
had three manned [American] crews as
well as Russians 'on' since '68!" He further
stated that, since 1973, the space station
has received additional extremely high
technology "and has had upgrades".
His disclosures confirm reports I had
heard previously from former military offi-
cers about a secret space platform in orbit.
This disclosure makes clear—as does my
earlier report about a secret military astro-
naut program retrieving the Apollo 10
Monolith in 1972 for study—that the Cape
Canaveral space shuttle launches and the
"first American space station" on NASA's
drawing boards are just government 'cover'
programs. Such programs have served to
deflect the public from becoming aware
before now of the existence of a black-pro-
ject military space station and classified
military craft which can go well past orbit
into deep space.
Additional disclosures are expected to be
made, and they will be brought to you as
they become available.
(Source: by Richard Boylan, PhD, LLC,
2826 O Street #2, Sacramento, CA 95816,
USA, tel (916) 455 0120, website
www.ufonetwork.con/boylan/)
[ a report earlier this year, I wrote that,
declassification process, begun by
Spain's Air Force in 1992, was
completed as of 7 September 1998,
according to official sources. Madrid's
General Air Force Library is now the
repository of 83 UFO and 'X-File'-type
reports previously classified as Top Secret.
An estimated 20 per cent of the cases lack
any logical explanation.
A four-page report from the Spanish Air
Force's Intelligence section describes what
some Spanish ufologists consider the most
disquieting UFO case from the Galicia
region in northwestern Spain. The report,
numbered 891205, describes events which
occurred on 5 December 1989.
The document explains how a lenticular
UFO "with a vast array of shining lights"
flew at low speed "between the towns of
Sada and Castro". Two hours of film also
document the events.
At 6.40 pm local time, members of the
Spanish state police in Castro notified the
Lavacolla control tower, which in turn
alerted a nearby aerial vigilance station
(EVA 10) at Noia. Both civilian and mili-
tary radars detected the object. The control
tower requested visual reports from civil-
ian aircraft in the area, but no civilian pilot
claimed to see the object.
By 8.40 pm, three unknown objects at
various altitudes were appearing on Noia's
radar. The tracking was reportedly discon-
tinued at 9.02 pm, but the signal remained
on EVA 10's radar until 8.00 am the fol-
Spain's Air Force in 1992, was According to Spanish ufologist Manuel
completed as of 7 September 1998, — Carballal, the incident of 5 December 1989
cording to official sources. Madrid's gave rise to "one of the most interesting 'X-
eneral Air Force Library is now the _ Files' at the state level". But Carballal also
»pository of 83 UFO and 'X-File'-type says that the document, now housed at the
‘ports previously classified as Top Secret. Air Force Library, is "a mutilated report".
n estimated 20 per cent of the cases lack — Carballal claims to have gleaned more offi-
A declassification process, begun by nomenon.
ry logical explanation. cial documents than those declassified by
A four-page report from the Spanish Air Spain's Ministry of Defence.
orce's Intelligence section describes what Carballal cites another example of
yme Spanish ufologists consider the most Spain's 'X-Files'. "The Defence Ministry
isquieting UFO case from the Galicia has not found an explanation to a paranor-
‘gion in northwestern Spain. The report, mal event which occurred on 2 April 1966
umbered 891205, describes events which _ in the region of El Ferrol," he says.
ccurred on 5 December 1989. The story is covered in a five-page file,
The document explains how a lenticular number 660402.
FO "with a vast array of shining lights" "A corporal, a watchman and two sailors
ew at low speed "between the towns of _ witnessed, from the A Carreira radio sta-
ada and Castro". Two hours of film also tion, a luminous object whose shape varied
ocument the events. every five minutes."
At 6.40 pm local time, members of the The phenomenon lasted 45 minutes.
panish state police in Castro notified the | One of the witnesses took a snapshot of the
avacolla control tower, which in turn UFO, but it only shows a white spot on a
lerted a nearby aerial vigilance station —_ black background.
3VA 10) at Noia. Both civilian and mili- (Source: CNI News, vol. 4, no. 15, part 1,
wry radars detected the object. The control J October 1998; translated by Scott
»wer requested visual reports from civil- | Corrales