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Extraterrestrial Intervention in Fatima

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posted on Feb, 17 2010 @ 12:42 PM
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In 1917, from May 13 to October 13 near the village of Fatima a series of paranormal/religious events took place which turned to be spread and accepted around the catholic world as "apparitions of the Virgin Mary".

Ufologists on the other hand, feel that the events at Fatima in 1917, may have been a close encounter of the fourth kind. With that said they have good evidence to back this claim.

Jacques Vallee describes what happened at Fatima: 

"The crowd that stood in a field in Fatima, a small village in the district of Leiria, some sixty two miles north of Lisbon, on October 13, 1917, was waiting there for a miracle, because three children had been assured such an event would take place after a number of meetings with an "entity" that came from the sky in a "globe of light."

According to the very words of the Reverend General Vicar of Leiria, who was one of the witnesses, the lady came in an "aeroplane of light," an "immense globe," flying westwards, at moderate speed. 

It irradiated a very bright light. Some other witnesses saw a white being coming out of the globe, which several minutes later took off,
disappearing in the direction of the sun.

The last episode was the miracle itself. It was seen by seventy thousand persons, among whom were pious individuals and atheists, clergymen and reporters from a socialist newspaper.


As promised, it happened on October 13 at noon. Among the crowd was Professor Almeida Garrett, of Coimbra University, a scientist, who described the phenomena in the following terms: 'It was raining hard, and the rain
trickled down everyone's clothes. 

Suddenly, the sun shone through the dense cloud which covered it: everybody looked in its direction. It looked like a disk of very difinitive contour. It was not dazzling. I don't think that it could be compared to a dull silver disk, as someone said later in Fatima. No. It rather possessed a clear, changing brightness, which one could compare to a pearl. 

It looked like a polished wheel. This is not poetry. My eyes have seen it. This clear!shaped disk suddenly began turning. It rotated with increasing speed. Suddenly, the crowd began crying with anguish. The disk, revolving all the time, began falling toward the earth, reddish and bloody, threatening to crush everyone under its fiery weight.


As a self proclaimed ufo investiagtor this does not sound like "Mother Mary Appiration"!!! I think the crowd may have been delusional at the time and what they were really experiencing was first contact with an alien race!

I stand by my claim, the statements made by witnesses indicate contact with advanced beings, unless anybody thinks otherwise I'm willing to debate this matter.

This is the orginal Fatima photograph.
Not suprisingly there is a ufo at the bottom right hand side.
www.tarxienparish.org...

source of information
www.thejinn.net...

[edit on 17-2-2010 by SuperSlovak]



posted on Feb, 17 2010 @ 12:56 PM
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Since I'm from Portugal, I know both sides of this story.

What I find find funny (amusing to some extent) is the word change through out the various versions of the story.

The vocabulary used wasn't "an entity" or something like that.

The 3 children actually said that they talked to Virgin Mary, not an entity.

The people there said that they saw the Virgin Mary, not an entity.

The misplacement of words is very important in this case, because while basing on some words it looks like people were receptive to it and watched it as a skeptic, the whole case doesn't go that way.

It looks more like a religious event, where people inserted words that lead to that.

To me, it looks like one of those weird miracles in India or South Africa, where a goat or a figure cries milk or blood.

Nobody is going over there to say "it's the aliens".

If you put the correct words said by witnesses, your view of the case changes from 8 to 80.

Just my opinion


btw:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

[edit on 17/2/10 by Tifozi]



posted on Feb, 17 2010 @ 01:07 PM
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I have seen that thread but it does not go into detail. And I think there is lots of detail that should be looked at in more depth so we can understand what really happened that day.



posted on Feb, 17 2010 @ 01:10 PM
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255 replies isn't enough detail or debate?

If you think there isn't enough detail, then ad some.

Dividing the same subject under 2 different threads only hurts your purpose.



posted on Feb, 17 2010 @ 01:27 PM
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I'm always a bit suspicious when there is a statement like "according to the very words of the Reverend" and a quick google search shows that this is repeated over and over again verbatim with no information about the original source. No context.

Speaking of context, the statement from Garrett was not talking about a spaceship, it was talking about an apparition of the Sun. There is no question that he and the other witnesses were looking at the Sun. There is no mention of the Sun and something else, only the Sun. And there is no mention of the Sun landing.

I turned around, too, toward the point commanding their gaze and I could see the sun, like a very clear disc, with its sharp edge, which gleamed without hurting the sight.


At Fatima, it kept its light and heat, and stood out clearly in the sky, with a sharp edge, like a large gaming table. The most astonishing thing was to be able to stare at the solar disc for a long time, brilliant with light and heat, without hurting the eyes or damaging the retina.

www.fatima.org...

Just exactly was going on I have no idea but religious frenzies can induce strange effects on people and, generally speaking, staring at the Sun is likely to cause one's eyes to do some strange things. It should be noted that not all of those present reported the same thing.

One of those who witnessed and reported the strange solar phenomena was Avelino de Almeida, a reporter who had ridiculed the so-called miracles at Fatima in previous articles. His photographer did not see it, but shot pictures of the mesmerized crowd looking into the sky.

www.sacred-destinations.com...



posted on Feb, 17 2010 @ 01:40 PM
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You didn't see anything strange in the picture I provided? Check it out.



posted on Mar, 5 2010 @ 06:08 PM
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Angles are supposed to be living among us.
We can't see them but are they extraterrestrials.
Now angles can take human form and lift rocks and the like.
Most likely in some intersession for a worthy plea.
For Fatima you have the Queen of Heaven appearing so that
would be very probable.




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