In the article ‘The Gathering of the Forces of Light’ published in Share International in March 2007, Benjamin Creme’s Master predicted a huge increase in UFO activity, so much so that the phenomenon would be “difficult to deny”. He explained: “These will include sightings, in unprecedented numbers, of spacecraft from our neighbouring planets, Mars and Venus in particular. Nothing like this increased activity, over vast areas of the Earth, will have been seen before…. The minds of men will be baffled and amazed by these wonders, and this will cause them to ponder deeply.”
This year, 2011, has seen increasing numbers of UFOs reported all over the world, including some extraordinary mass sightings. Media are reporting the phenomenon more seriously and many governments are gradually releasing their secret UFO documents. With video-making technology now available to the masses – mobile phones and video cameras – the people are leading the way in filming UFO sightings and posting them on the internet. This new development has allowed people to broadcast their films to a huge audience, and has encouraged more media channels to report and investigate the sightings.
In just two weeks of August 2011 the following mass UFO sightings were reported from four parts of the world:
Sacramento, California, USA
A vast group of UFOs was filmed and posted on YouTube by ‘njorgensen1154’, who was in his pool when he saw “thousands of these things in the sky, just sitting there”, flying very high, northwards over Carmichael, near Sacramento, California, at around 7pm local time on 13 August 2011. He filmed the “white orbs” for about 15 minutes, until they finally moved out of range of his camcorder.
“They range from – when I first saw them – in colour from white, orange and red, and now they’re pretty much white,” the video narration says. He films and describes the movement of individual objects within the mass of objects: “They keep grouping and spreading out and changing formations … Why would balloons group in formations? they’re making V-formations, they breaking apart, they’re changing directions…. I think the bigger ones are co-ordinators … I can’t explain it. I mean, why are they grouping in triangle formations, and then lining up, and separating, then pulling back, then going wide. You can’t tell me it’s just the air randomly blowing them in a new formation or a triangle formation.” (Source: YouTube:
njorgensen1154)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the ‘white orbs’ were spacecraft from Mars and Venus.)
Daejeon, South Korea
During the evening of 11 August 2011, hundreds of witnesses watched a fleet of bright lights moving slowly northeast across the sky above a residential area of the city of Daejeon, South Korea. The Korean television channel MBC covered the sighting in its news bulletin, with eyewitness interviews and excerpts from the many phone cameras and videos recording the event. Witnesses described dozens of very bright objects travelling north-eastward in formation. “I saw some bright things at the edge of clouds in the sky, which I first thought was very interesting. But then, 30 minutes later, they started to move,” said one observer. “There were about 20 objects in the sky.”
The MBC news coverage included Professor Maeng Seong-ryeol, professor at Woosuk University and president of the Korean UFO Research Center, who said that this was probably the first time that this type of bright, moving UFO had been captured on camera in Korea. “Given the brightness of the objects, taken by a mobile phone, they are highly likely to be the sightings of UFOs,” said UFO investigator Seo Jong-han. “It is almost impossible for flying lamps to be as bright as that at night, as some people suspect.” A phone call to the news desk from a Korean Air Force spokesperson confirmed that there were no flights at the time, and nothing detected on radar.
MBC’s narrator added that enlarged pictures of the objects confirmed that they emitted irregular patterns of flashes, as if they were swirling. “Considering the steady formation and frequent changes in flight distance, the features distinct from conventional aeroplanes,” the narrator added, “the analysis suggests that there is a high likelihood that the objects are UFOs.” (Source: examiner.com; YouTube:
UFOglobalRC)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that they are spacecraft from Mars.)
St Petersburg, Russia
Multiple UFOs were sighted on the evening of 20 August 2011 at around 10.45 pm over St Petersburg, Russia. Many people in the streets witnessed the dozens of bright flickering orbs passing slowly overhead across the night sky. At least one witness was able to capture it on video. The UFO sighting, which lasted for several minutes, took place above Kazan Cathedral of the Russian Orthodox Church, also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan (the Lady of Kazan is probably the most venerated icon in Russia). (Source: YouTube:
uforelease)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the ‘orbs’ were spacecraft from Mars.)
San José, Costa Rica
A group of professionals were attending an outdoor activity weekend when at around 8pm on 27 August 2011, they saw a group of lights crossing the night sky above Moravia, on the east side of San José, Costa Rica.
The lights – about 20 in all – were in view for some 5-10 minutes, travelling from east to west, sometimes intermittent or flickering, sometimes rotating.
The ten eyewitnesses at the Platanares de Moravia event included Marco Vargas, director of the Trauma Unit of the National Children Hospital of Costa Rica, and physicians, professionals and agents of the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (Judicial Investigation). Initially they thought they were watching helicopters, but a phone call to the airport control tower at the Tobias Bolaños international airport in Pavas ruled out aircraft activity.
Footage of the spectacle was filmed by eyewitness Alexis Astúa and broadcast by local television news channel 7, Telenoticias. (Source:
insidecostarica.com)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that they were spaceships from Mars.)
50-mile-long UFO seen by Chinese pilots
Chinese airline pilots have reported sighting a UFO hundreds of times larger than the moon above Shanghai. The UFO was so massive that it was seen in Shanghai and Beijing at the same time.
The “colossal unidentified glowing ball” was first sighted around 9pm on 20 August 2011 above Shanghai by a Chinese civil aviation pilot flying China Southern Airlines flight CZ655 from Shanghai to Changchun.
The pilot reported the incident via Chinese blogsite Sina Weibo, describing it as a shocking experience:
“[The object] expanded from small to large and was spherical in shape. It was hundreds of times larger than the moon and its diameter seemed to reach 50 sea miles (92.6 kilometers).” The pilot wrote that the UFO faded gradually after hovering above Shanghai for about 20 minutes.
According to the East China Air Traffic Control Bureau, its air control department received similar reports from several pilots on the same day.
The Xinhua News Agency reported that some 1,500 kilometers north of Shanghai, several amateur astronomers said they spotted a “bubble-like object” above the suburbs of Beijing during a star-gazing event around the same time.
Ma Jing, an engineer with the National Astronomical Observatories, told the Shanghai Daily that he took a set of pictures showing the object rise from the west like an “expanding round white cloud”, but that the object disappeared several minutes later.
According to an expert from Shanghai UFO Research Center, the UFO could be the fragment of a satellite launched by Russia two days earlier. China News Service reported that a Russian communications satellite, the Express-AM4, disappeared after takeoff on the morning of 18 August. (Source: CNN)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the huge UFO was a mothership from Mars.)
UFO sighting in Shanghai
On 23 August 2011 a UFO was seen and photographed appearing by the famous television tower in Shanghai, China, by the CEO of a well-known Chinese shopping website. On her blog she wrote: “I had visited Shanghai thousands of times, but this is the first time I saw this amazing craft.” She was 100 per cent sure that it wasn’t a helicopter.
She went on to quote from a blog of an airline pilot who works for China Southern Airlines. The pilot wrote that he was flying a plane from the city of Guangzhou to Shanghai at 9pm, at an altitude of 10,000 metres, when he suddenly saw a huge spacecraft. He was shocked and reported the situation to the air traffic control who, to his surprise, told him they had already received similar reports from 20 other airplanes. (Source: weibo.com)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was a spacecraft from Mars.)
UFO closes down Chinese airport
Flights were delayed and planes diverted away from Jiangbei International Airport in the city of Chongqing, China, as an unidentified object floated high overhead on the afternoon of 17 August 2011. The UFO disappeared after 50 minutes, when flights returned to normal at the busy airport. Footage and accounts of the incident were reported by the
Shanghai Daily, New York-based Chinese-language television station NTDTV, and Fox News. (Source: foxnews.com; YouTube: The2012soon)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was a spaceship from Mars.)
UFO blazes over Peru
A fireball was filmed blazing across the sky above Cuzco, Peru, on 25 August 2011, around 2pm. Initial news reports from Sky News (UK) referred to the object as a UFO, but later reports called it a meteor. However, a number of viewers have pointed out that meteorites travel much faster. One said: “As an amateur Astronomer I watch meteor showers every year and mostly they travel so fast (1000s of mph) you will be lucky to catch a glimpse of one. This is moving so slow it can’t possibly be one,” and points out that meteors filmed and posted on YouTube “are in the sky barely 3 seconds at best”. (Source: examiner.com; YouTube: UFOgloballIRCI)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms the ‘fireball’ was a large mothership from Mars.)
