H-KQGE, thank you for sharing. Your post caught my attention, and in reading through the thread and seeing SethianSeth's mention of orange pulsing lights as per below excerpt
SethianSeth said:
I seem to remember Laura talking about this in one of the Wave Series. Is this a common occurrence among those that keep their eyes peeled to the sky? I mean, it certainly isn't orange pulsing lights or black boomerangs. Still, It remains quite puzzling...
that, at the risk of being divergent or off-topic, it might be interesting to some on the forum for me to recount what I originally posted this past Wednesday, 7/10/13, in a SoTT commentary titled
'Sightings of Strange Phenomena':
_http://www.sott.net/article/263500-World-UFO-day-9-most-infamous-sightings#comment87827
"About 10 years ago, I had a sighting from my front porch. It was distant, a red light that seemed to hang in place effortlessly and perpetually (for probably about 10 minutes), after which it suddenly streaked horizontally at a tremendous speed and blinked out. I've seen plenty of whitish "shooting stars" that streak downward, usually diagonally, but never have I ever witnessed anything like I had that night.
Then 3 weekends ago, on Saturday, June 22, my girlfriend and I, upon coming home from Mannheim, PA, for the Celtic Fling weekend festival at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, spotted a medium spherical orange light hanging suspended up and off over woods to our left. It was like a glowing and spinning, phosphorescent orange sphere.
It could have been ball lightning perhaps, but it gave us a real spine-tingling, goose-bumpy kind of fright (we are both extremely sensitive to EMF and subtle phenomena).
Very eerie stuff, and what was even more crazy and disturbing was that a little further on down the hilly and winding back roads outside of Gibraltar, there was a horizontal and linear array of flashing white pinpricks of light just above the treeline, also on the left. They flashed in a strobing effect, something that reminded me of what the Cs referred to as a hypnosis inducing method for masking 4D activities. EXTREMELY FREAKY and, needless to say, these phenomena literally sent shivers up and down our spines and necks.
If not for being so late and the fact that we were so exhausted, we probably would have tried to find a place to park and spy what was going on; however, having read both John Keel and LKJ, we consider ourselves as being forewarned and therefore forearmed and uninterested in signalling these craft, unwise actions that typically give rise to further episodes of high strangeness.
We have already had our fair share of "attacks" in the past, and even now, strange goings-on like military craft fly-overs, especially close helicopter hovering activity and monitoring, seem to indicate someone has an interest in an affinity for the area in which we reside..."
Thanks Again, H-KQGE [and to SethianSeth, all other post participants, and to Jason (ocean59)]
-L