Phil msm records anomalous object; coast guard gives chase

originally posted by: reject
The phenomenon is called tayog-tayog i.e. tremors.

Fishermen describe vibrations emanating from the gigantic ship they feared would crush them because of its sheer size; appearing out of nowhere then vanishing into thin air.

State-of-the-art industrial videocamera was used by a major Philippine media network: gma network's kmjs

This night footage is as clear as it gets without night vision.

This is better than the illinois 2000 ufo when I was there; no comparison.

At first, I only watched the first couple minutes then after reading your reply, I watched the whole thing and... I still stand by my comments. Btw, the video has nothing to do with UFO"s...

maybe paranormal, time travel? but not UFO's/USO's

edit on 2019pAmerica/Chicago1America/Chicago14America/Chicago19America/Chicago16 by openedeyesandears because: (no reason given)

I feel like I'm doing some kind of disservice to the "faeries" by saying this.

This is the forgotten ancient waterwheel.

China is very interested in e.t.

They built the biggest radio telescope to listen for them.

They know it's real.

I don't know if it's their prime motivation for aggression in the South China Sea.

As for e.t... are they refugees from the cygnus constellation? Derelict a.i?

Why the Philippines? Combustible fuel ice? Do they still use fossil fuel? Deuterium?

Funny thing is I know both e.t. and those greedy for their technology would discredit this.

I know there are troll armies on the web.

They probably don't even know which side they work for.

There was news about a bright ufo that rose up out of South China Sea.

It was either officially reported by a Philippine "envoy" or witnessed by one.

I can't find it anymore.

random e.t. news

a reply to: openedeyesandears

Media here is not too keen on "UFOs."

Looked very much like a regular ship of some type - party or small cruise ship, something along those lines. Not sure why this is in the UFO forum - certainly wasn't flying, nor do I think unidentified. Also it didn't disappear "into thin air." It passed behind something (rocks perhaps). Even had the proper navigation lights, just like the fishing boat it passed. Very complaint floating UFO!

a reply to: fleabit

Actually, they were noted to have no navigation lights.

A required green light on the right side was also lacking.

The configuration of lights were different and they were too subtle.

No rocks on either side also.

So, just no.

a reply to: reject

Update: both Philippine (msm & coast guard) have decided to eat their own words and recanted.

They now claim these were just regular ships.

a reply to: reject

I know there are troll armies on the web.

Yes


Yes , you do know very personally about the troll armies, General Reject, sir!

There was news about a bright ufo that rose up out of South China Sea. It was either officially reported by a Philippine "envoy" or witnessed by one. I can't find it anymore.

Certain military tests when mentioned as UFOs in media are very quickly forgotten for reasons.

Militaries don't want many eyes watching them especially when testing things they wish to keep quite.