“What I have seen is maybe a UFO or some phenomenon in astronomy that we have not figured out yet.”

In a report today, from Global Times, Zhang Yifang, Professor of Physics at the University of Yunnan in China revealed that extraterrestrials exists and are currently living in the autonomous regions of Yuannan,Heilongjiang and Xinjiang Uighur.

Aliens are living in Yunnan, Heilongjiang and Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, according to a Professor of Physics at Yunnan University. “The complicated terrain of these places makes them perfect for observation of us earthlings,” said Zhang Yifang, director of the Kunming UFO Research Association. The Yunnan capital city accounts for one-tenth of all sightings in the province – more than 400 since 1972 when a large group of people in Xishan district reported a shiny brass bowl-like object, he said.

Zhang, 62, was just one of hundreds of sky watchers who convened to discuss unexplained phenomena at the October 31-November 16 Kunming UFO Forum, perhaps the only place in China where “have you seen the saucers?” is a preferred greeting. The only reason why Yunnan has so many UFO sightings is there are so many UFO enthusiasts, the critics argue. They are incorrect, Zhang insists. The aliens are living right here among us and he knows it. “Yunnan is a mysterious place, full of oddities,” he said. “The aliens’ intelligence is beyond us. They must have a excellent reason to choose to stay in Yunnan.” No solid evidence proves they are in Yunnan, he concedes. “But I believe they are nice and they have no intention of attacking us,” he said. “Perhaps they are shape-shifters camouflaged as human beings or they have manufactured human-like robots to watch us.”

How many aliens or robots, or when they first came to settle, he could not say. UFOs are an “ancient” topic in China: the elderly took up about half the seats at the forum hosted by Zhang on Saturday, a half-empty hall with capacity for about 200. Zhang joined the Kunming UFO Research Association in 1980 and has shared sightings with associations from other provinces. “Many people in China believe aliens exist,” he said, “but only a few UFO lovers devote themselves to doing the research.” – Global Times.

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This comes against the background of our earlier reports of similar revelations from scientists at the Space Research Institute of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS), who told that they were in touch with extraterrestrial beings and are currently working on deciphering pictograms to further the communication process with them.

Whatever is happening here, isn’t exactly clear, but the replication of this disclosure meme is expanding monumentally. Let’s see where it all leads.

UPDATE: Huffington Post – Denver UFO Commission Initiative Will Be On Next Ballot
Well, it seems that Arianna Huffington has added tales revolving around ufology and exopolitical disclosure to the aggregated news items on her media site, Huffington Post. Here’s an excerpt from a news tale on Jeff Peckman’s successful drive to include an initiative on the next Denver ballot for a UFO Commission:

After over a year of discussion and debate, a proposal to make a Denver commission on unidentified flying objects and extraterrestrial affairs will officially be printed on the city ballot next year. The ballot initiative is the brainchild of Jeff Peckman, a Denver resident who turned in more than the minimum 10,000 signatures to Denver City Clerk and Recorder Stephanie O’Malley. The proposed commission would consist of seven members who would collect evidence of extraterrestrials and UFO sightings in Colorado. Peckman told the Denver Post he expected UFO enthusiasts from around the country to converge on Denver to share their experiences.

More HERE.

Is this an indication of the new path that media will take in their struggle for vanishing revenue or does this constitute another associated duplication of the extraterrestrial disclosure meme?

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