"The photograph is now joined by numerous observations of what appears to be a similar phenomenon in the midwestern US. Witnesses from the area further state that there has been extensive military activity in connection with the phenomenon."
Here's the photograph mentioned in the Unknown Country article quoted above:
As the article notes, there appears to be a vague humanoid form inside the beam. Incidentally, there are intriguing online whispers of a plan to fake a biblical Armageddon using insidiously clever special effects. If this is an authentic image, then it's possible the military is testing holographic psycho-warfare devices on unsuspecting Midwesterners. What better way to immobilize enemy soldiers than showing them a stirring "vision of God" -- right before gunning them down?
A similar campaign could be waged domestically, possibly using archetypical projections of apparent "aliens" and "angels" in an effort to subvert belief systems. Maybe that's what the flying triangles are actually up to when they're caught hovering over suburbs and interstate highways . . .
"Quick: Was that an extraterrestrial biological entity or the work of a thoroughly corrupted black-budget military-industrial complex?"
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