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COMAL AREA
MYSTERY
Black Helicopters?
No, They're BLUE!
RG
Griffing, SAL Commentary |
Unusual helicopters
have been spotted in the skies around Comal and
neighboring counties in recent weeks.
Are they super-secret
aircraft, aliens, or sinister tools of a New
World Order?
One area cattle
rancher, John Cores, has complained about
helicopters scaring his herd. He doesn't seem to
care if they are aliens, UN troopers, or
whatever.
"I saw two of
them hoovering above my stock tank. They're
scaring the fat off my animals."
And in an odd twist,
these helicopters are described as "very
dark blue, with no obvious markings.
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The mystery of the
unidentified choppers has been fodder for many
conspiracy theories.
A simple search of
Google with the keywords "black
helicopters" reveals more than 260,000 web pages devoted to
the topic.
The government
response is usually to paint those who report
such incidents as the same folks who wear
"tinfoil hats" to ward of mind control
and flying saucers.
Of course, here in
Texas, we have already seen proof that Black
Helicopters exist.
In 1999 a major flap
developed when the "Knightstalker
exercises" invaded downtown Kingsville. It
was Operation Last Dance.
From the Corpus
Christi Caller-Times:
Army
troops from Fort Bragg, N.C., conducted a
practice operation that frightened
unsuspecting residents and caused a fire in
the abandoned former police station.
Officials
said the exercise involved eight Apache
helicopters, which flew low over town
dropping off officers in a two-block area.
Garza
said the exercises were part of urban
environmental training for the Army, so they
can learn to fight in urban situations.
Garza
wouldn't go into further detail about the
maneuvers.
"It
was secret," he said. "I really
can't talk a lot about it. But no one was
hurt and that was the important thing."
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Former
San Antonio Chief of Police Al Philipus disclosed
that a similar event had been planned for San
Antonio, involving Army Delta Forces, but that
Philipus said "no way," according to an
interview published in World Net Daily.
"Then
offers were made to give money, cash money to
elected officials' charities if they could
get us to change our minds. As one of my
deputy chiefs said, in some circles, that's
called bribery," Philipus said...
A
confirmed exercise took place on Friday in
the little town of Port Aransas. The mayor
there claims he knew nothing of the exercise
until it happened. Port Aransas Mayor Glenn
Martin said he did not know what to say to
the many angry residents who were calling to
complain. Port Aransas is just outside Corpus
Christi, and has a population of just over
2,000.
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So, is the Army at it
again?
Or as some believe,
is it simply training helicopters that happen to
be of a very dark color?
Or is it something
more sinister?
Eye-witness John
Cores is curious, of course, but he mainly wants
his land and cattle left alone.
Anyone with further
information on the situation around Comal and
neighboring counties is invited to write
the editor.
More to follow.
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