Military Helicopters spray radioactive substance over crop circle observers

July 19, 2007 / Updated July 27, 2007 Alton Priors, Wiltshire, England - On Tuesday, July 10, 2007, Charles Mallet, Owner, Silent Circle Cafe near Cherhill, Wiltshire, England, had gone to see the massive East Field wheat formation that apparently formed within a 90-minute window of time early Saturday morning, July 7, 2007. (See Part 1.)

As Charles Mallett was gathering some wheat and soil samples for study, a large, black, unmarked helicopter came over the field and within 50 feet of Charles. He said to me in a phone interview, "It was very intimidating, but I knew whoever was flying was not going to crash that expensive machine into the East Field and was not going to start strafing with bullets along that peaceful English farm land of Wiltshire." But who exactly was in that large, unmarked helicopter and all the other military helicopters that have swooped low over the East Field formation since July 7th. Not only has the military helicopter activity over the East Field been the most intense anyone has seen there, the unidentified choppers have brought with them something that smells bad, burns peoples' eyes, makes them nauseous - even to vomiting - and has caused a dosimeter to climb above safe radiation monitoring levels at least twice.

This week I talked with long-time crop formation investigator, Andrew J. Buckley, a professional graphic artist from Winsford, Cheshire, England. He has been concentrating on the East Field since the big July 7th event, keeping his videotape running as the helicopters have appeared. Andy begins with what happened to him on Monday, July 16th.

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