Banned in America: Proof of fake moon landings

The Moon landings bring up a lot of questions from a lot of people and we will be looking more closely at what the arguments are for and against

However, here at The UFO Bureau, we have never believed that men walked on the moon (because you can put the reason why into one word: radiation).

Which is why this clip on YouTube is sheer dynamite.

It appears that the Apollo mission only ever kept in low orbit and faked filming of the earth from their craft.

It also has the cue cards/clapperboard showing when the footage was taken - when the men were allegedly on the moon!

There's also a great quote from Neil Armstrong at the end (who we thought hadn't spoken about the landings since shortly after coming back to earth) and he talks about the audience uncovering 'the truth layers'. Rather cryptic don't you think?

Enjoy.....

Alien filmed in Amazon jungle

Here at The UFO Bureau we love this story - it's got a light in trees and an alien apparently standing and stretching (probably after a very long trip!).

However what really intrigues us is the reaction of everyone nearby. There is none. None to the light and none to the alien.

In fact, they turn their backs after seeing 'him'. Why is this? Should there not be some sort of panic?

Do UFOs project some thing that makes people disinterested in what they are seeing with their own eyes?

It's been found by Michael Cohen of allnewsweb - a site we really like and we enjoy many of the videos of UFOs and aliens.

Anyway read this in The Daily Mail and make your own mind up.

Proof that UFOs have been visiting earth for a very long time

One of the more annoying aspects of Ufology is that far too many people believe that the first UFO came to earth in 1947 at Roswell, New Mexico.

This video proves otherwise - and it's a great watch for anyone interested in seeing the Medieval paintings and ancient artefacts showing what are, undoubtedly, UFOs and aliens.

The wall carvings and parts on Egypt are also very interesting, again their ancient drawings and carvings showing alien beings.

Watch and learn!

US Navy's drone is impressive

You can call the US Navy's drone the X-47B anything you like - but here at the UFO Bureau we think it's a beautiful piece of work.

Obviously it's got more than a passing resemblance to a UFO but it's still very impressive.

Here's a link to the POPSCI website where you can read more about the craft's details.

The US Navy's X-47B will make people think it has been inspired by other craft.

The Navy’s ultimate stealth fighter drone has achieved a new milestone — it flew in cruise configuration for the first time, stowing its landing gear for a streamlined flight.

The jet-powered, autonomous X-47B is designed for aerodynamic flight — it doesn’t even have a tail — and with the extensive testing and the speed capability of Mach 1 we think there are lots of reported UFOs which are, in fact, these test flights.

The fact they've built this to land on the deck of aircraft carriers is also very interesting.

Keep watching the skies!

UFO spotters in a flap over picture

The image taken in Cornwall, UK, but look closer. (Photo: APEX)

Yesterday our website posted a story from the UK's Daily Mail with a really intriguing image.

At first this looks like an incredible shot of a UFO and possibly 'proof' (like the headline proclaims) that UFOs exist.

Unfortunately it's also a really good example of not leaping to conclusions and why images should be rigorously inspected by experts.

Because, if you  look twice, is it not a seagull speeding past the lens?

Here at the UFO Bureau we love images of UFOs and aliens but we can't celebrate something that has such a plausible explanation.

If you disagree then post a comment below.