-    Make Money Online

New York UFO Sighting – Was it Predicted in a Stanley A. Fulman Book?

Posted by Brian Krassenstein on Oct 14th, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

UFO New York

A UFO Spotted Yesterday in Manhattan, New York City

Yesterday at approximately 1:30 PM EST, downtown Manhattan, New York witnessed something spectacular, a fleet of UFO’s. The picture to the left is a photo taken by someone in Manhattan yesterday of a UFO, however there were several unidentified flying objects in the sky. The FAA reported that nothing was in that area around that time of day, however did not rule out balloons. The image above certainly doesn’t look like balloons, however the other images that were posted of numerous UFO’s, look like they could have possibly been balloons released at some sort of celebration nearby.

Where things get even weirder is that author Stanley A. Fulman, a retired NORAD Officer, who in his book Challenges of Change, claims he has been in contact with 43,000 “old souls,” who have told him that on October 13th, there will be aliens visiting the earth, hovering their UFO’s over several large cities for several minutes. Yesterday happened to be the 13th of October, and the Objects did hover for several minutes over at least one major City of the world, New York City. With 2012 approaching, could this be the end of the world as we know it, or is this a mere coincidence?

Share
  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rochelle-Willis/1703667273 Rochelle Willis

    the end of the world?? maybe stretching it a little.. BUT..freaky!!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rochelle-Willis/1703667273 Rochelle Willis

    the end of the world?? I don’t know about that, maybe just the end of human kind? hmm- gets me thinking about all those Scientologists out there anyway. The prediction in this book though is just too phenomenally coincidental, or right.. weirdin me out!

blog comments powered by Disqus