Forbes article: Iran tries to intercept UFOs

[feinman]

Again with the spheres. Doesn't really sound like anything from here, but does sound like a lot of other UFOs. Iran trying to save face over a US incursion? But what kind of propulsion system would that sphere have?

http://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelpeck ... ttle-ufos/

 

[kamalktk]

Sometimes I wonder if UFOs with human impossible flight characteristics aren't more politically palatable than saying the US is flying over their country with impunity.

 

[feinman]

Sometimes I wonder if UFOs with human impossible flight characteristics aren't more politically palatable than saying the US is flying over their country with impunity.

Maybe! But they also fly over the US with impunity too:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1952_Washi ... O_incident

Years ago there was another incident in Iran, same kind of thing! General Jafari's incident, way back in 1976, while the US supported Shah was in power:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976_Tehra ... _incidents
I simply don't think this was a craft from the US. You can see a video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJydT3AZ370
Jafari's encounter is amazing. Like the UFO that was encountered, there is no intercepting this one; it's like being hit by a train.

 

[amester]

They probably were ordered to shoot down the infidel little green men :lol:

 

[feinman]

They probably were ordered to shoot down the infidel little green men :lol:

Hehe, probably. But don't get me started on pernicious memes, beliefs and paradigms that could destroy us all. That might be a reason these things are evasive.