UFO cut off my car

A woman claims she was cut off by two alien beings in a spaceship shaped like a Ford station wagon - before it took off surrounded by green, blue and red flames.

It was just one of the stories to come out after ABC morning show presenter Leon Compton opened up the airwaves to UFO believers.

Betty from Alice Springs said her close encounter occurred in 1969. She was driving 20km south of Aileron towards Alice Springs at 4am with her six year old daughter when they saw the vehicle "flying alongside us". "We saw these two figures inside this thing. It looked like a Ford station wagon, with the windows. It came in front of us really quickly."

Her daughter then said, "There's nothing to be afraid of."

"I said, 'Why did you say that?' She said, 'I don't know, it just came out of my mouth'.

"And as I was talking, the whole think took off like a shot out of a gun ... And then there was all this green and blue and red flames or lights all around it.

"I'll never forget it."

Other callers gave reasons why they believed in visitors from other planets - with one even quoting the Bible.

Dennis from Batchelor said his sighting was shared by a crowd of people on the Dripstone Cliffs at sunset.

"A mate and I were looking down the beach and saw this orangey-pink light progressing towards us. No sound at all," he said.

"We just watched it in silence as it cruised on past the casino."

And Cameron from Alice Springs said he was visiting a water hole in 1983 when he saw a flying saucer land 700m away.

"It was half the size of a football field," he said.

Source :www.ntnews.com.au/article/2010/09/11/178671_ntnews.html

Something surprising happened while we weren’t looking. The last few months have seen a rash of very public speculation about the nature of extraterrestrial life from the most unexpected places – places and people from whom the UFO community has so far received only ridicule.

Ever since Stephen Hawking planted his robust seed of fear into the world’s minds, all anybody can talk about is not whether ET exists, but what ET will do with us when he gets here. Thanks to Hawking (who has either lost his mind or is working covertly for the New World Order), the discussion in high places now centres around what ET could possibly want with, shudder, us! So far there’s been no mention of the old schlock standby ‘they want to suck our blood’, but amazingly denial of the ET reality has joined the discussion.

But while Hawking argues that visitors to Earth will see us only as a mineral resource, and in order to rape and pillage the planet, will need to strip-mine us out of existence, Seth Shostak, senior astronomer for SETI (whose very name conjures intimations of evil), poo-poos that notion, arguing that Earth is simply too far away to come for gold and tin. Maybe.

However, just in case ET does decide to pop in for a visit, media reports pronounce that the UN has actually ‘appointed a space ambassador for extraterrestrial contact affairs.’ Even stranger, a group of scientists is preparing a demo-tape to keep them entertained while they’re here (they think ET will like Bach, although we roundly disagree). And, not to be outdone, the Pope is preparing to baptize any ETs that might drop into the Vatican. (Sure. That’s the first place they’ll go.)

Now, we don’t know about you, but given that just a few short months ago the existence of Et was still being hotly denied, this turnaround is, to put it mildly, somewhat startling. And in a somewhat more sinister vein – do these people know something that we don’t know?

Like…. Could open contact be imminent? Or…has the Hubble telescope spotted a big alien wrecking ball headed our way?