Is the "Men in Black" organization completely real?
A surprising visit raises speculation
After reporting to the police on a possible UFO sighting, two government officials visited his home and asked questions. He later wondered who they were and discovered that the Ministry of Defense had stopped collecting reports since 2009
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18/04/2022
Monday, 18 April 2022, 23:53 Updated: 23:54
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The trailer for the movie "Men in Black 3" (Columbia Pictures)
Maybe they visited us too?
There are many on the network who believe that the organization "Men in Black", which appears in the film series starring Tommy Lee Jones Will Smith, is completely true - after a man who reported to the UK authorities about a strange sighting said a pair of government officials visited his home, asked him questions and disappeared without explanation.
I wonder if the "erasure" did not work for them that day.
A Daily Star reader said two mysterious government officials visited him after he reported a UFO sighting, although the Ministry of Defense has officially stated that it no longer responds to UFO sightings.
His remarks raised a barrage of speculation that the government organization continues to secretly collect data on possible encounters with aliens.
The education worker, who lives with his wife and three children in Leeds, claims he is completely sane and remembers everything well.
He refused to reveal his identity for fear that his claims would have an impact on his family.
In the Hollywood movie starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, "Men in Black" is a secret organization that tracks alien activity on Earth.
Our UFO observer said: “I saw a dark orange ball in the sky.
At first I thought it was a helicopter or a light aircraft that was having a problem.
Instead of falling to the ground, the ball just floated to him.
I was a little surprised and confused.
"The thought of it being a UFO or something like that did not cross my mind. I came home and thought there might be a site where abnormal sightings of aircraft could be reported, but I did not find it so I eventually turned to the police."
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The guy said that about ten days later two men came to his house.
He added: "They were in suits with briefcases, presenting some sort of ID card and saying they were government officials. They asked to talk to me about what they called the 'incident', where I saw a glowing object. They wanted to know the location, time and how high I think it is. "I asked where they were from, but they just smiled and left."
When he told his nine-year-old son about it, the boy asked, 'Are they the men in black?'
I laughed, but then I thought to myself 'who were they?'.
I did some research and saw that the Ministry of Defense used to collect data, but stopped doing so in 2009.
I'm at a loss as to who these might have been. "
Nick Pop, who has previously researched UFOs for the British government, said:" Whoever these people are, it will only fuel rumors that the Ministry of Defense is still secretly investigating UFOs, despite official denials. " The British Ministry of Defense responded: "We are not responding to reported UFO sightings."
Where did the myth of "men in black" come from?
The first ever report of the "men in black" was in the "Maori Island Incident" that occurred (so conspiracy theorists claim) on June 21, 1947, when two patrol officers, Fred Chrisman and Harold Dahl, reported arriving at the port following an anonymous phone call about A strange occurrence in the place.
They were patrolling there along with their patrol dog and they said they suddenly noticed six donut-shaped objects hovering above them in the sky.
One of them "released heavy heart-shaped debris or white metal," which hit a boat moored at the scene, broke the hand of one of the passengers and killed Chrisman's dog.
From the other side of the harbor they noticed a man wearing a black suit who hurried towards them and threatened them not to tell anyone what they saw.
Despite the threats, the two actually reported the incident to their police colleagues, but later retracted the story and claimed it was a hoax.
The great achievement of that incident was the fixation in the American and Western national memory of "The Man in the Black Suit," which has become a hallmark of popular culture, in countless books, series, and movies, to authorities trying to disguise "truth" about aliens and supernatural phenomena.
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