Dec 04 2007
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The Dorito UFO
Even the BBC are now getting involved in the story of the sighting (and accompanying film-footage) of what has become known in the last few days as the “Dorito UFO” - a large, Flying Triangle-type object seen over the UK recently.
Britain has been the site of countless Flying Triangle reports since the early 1950s (as I specifically point out in my chapter in the recently published Dark Lore book); which strongly suggests not all these devices are merely next-generation Stealth-type aircraft.
To what extent this latest development may open up the controversy even further remains to be seen; but it’s an interesting new story that has well and truly captured the attention of the British media.
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December 4th, 2007 at 12:09 pm
Well, if someone spots a “Taco mother ship”, we’ll know for certain that the invasion is upon us!
An invasion… to our arteries
December 4th, 2007 at 12:13 pm
I find this Dorito thing so amusing–I thought Gorightly was rather hilariously appropriating the term himself when I read it at his blog days ago. Of all the occult connections and triangle symbology…
December 4th, 2007 at 12:15 pm
Yes, it kind of begs for jokes and puns! I previously wondered elsewhere if one has been sighted over the Utah Skinwalker ‘Cool Ranch’…har har har.
December 4th, 2007 at 12:18 pm
Perhaps it’s all a part of ETs plan to “taco-ver” (take-over; AWFUL joke, I know LOL) the planet.
December 4th, 2007 at 3:24 pm
Und zometimes, Anna, a dorito is chust a dorito…
Seems a fairly straightforward report-at least the fellow isn’t putting the footage on the net with circles and arrows all over the stills identifying
each and every invisible feature.
Irrelevant footnote: There was a design
for a US Navy stealth attack aircraft, the A-12. Though it never actually left the drawing board, its configuration was
near identical to a lot of ‘flying triangles’, and was nicknamed “the flying Dorito”…