Heyyyyyyyyy OP!

I remember when the old coot Kent Steadman of cyberspaceorbit was alive. He was tracking bursts of oddities coming out of the Dallas/fort worth tx area on radar. He is a well missed member here on GLP. I'm pretty sure there are records of his findings online many have been archived.

Now...I myself have experienced something similar in regards to the clouds.

I can't remember the exact year...I think it was...ummm 2003 or 2004...I can find out if I take the time to remember back and do a little digging.

But, it was the 4th of July. On the far eastside of Detroit/Eastpointe, I took my nieces over our cousin's house for a barb-b-Q. It was a beautiful day...the smell of grills and barb-b-Q sauce in the air. Kids were playing outside...music in the air...families enjoying the holiday....and thennnnnnn

the sky turned funny....I was sitting on my cousin's front porch drinking a Corona and smoking a cig. My nieces ran out the house screaming for me to come inside because a tornado watch/warning was announced and a huge storm was coming our way. I did go look at the weather reports on the tv...and what the radar was showing and what I saw outside were two different things!!! Radar was covered with colors...but out side was clearrrrrrrrr!!! A storm was forming out of thin air!!

I shooed them to take cover in the basement and I returned to sit on the covered porch...and I watched the skies and listened to nature--the birds were squauking and running for cover, dogs were barking a strange urgent bark, and the atmosphere turned eerie and silent.

The tornado siren blarred and strange gusts of winds began whirling in...cold air on the ankles but hot/humid winds at head-height. Yup...classic tornado warning signs for our area but the skies were still clear. Not a cloud in the sky really.

The wind gusts began beating the treetops in erratic ways...very scary to see huge trees bend at 90 degree angles and then snap back. But I stayed put because there were NO CLOUDS IN THE SKY!! Something wasn't right!

My nieces ran out again crying and begging me to come inside but I refused. I told them to get back into the house...but they wanted to stay with me because they were scared. So, I told then fine but they must hushhhhhh and BE STILL AND KNOW...because this storm is NOT natural.

And then....we could hear helicopters...military copters...many of them of least 10...in the distance. I told the girls to close their eyes and use their ears and other senses....

Whop whop whop whop...they got louder and louder and the vibrations intensified.

Where were these copters coming from, I whispered? We saw NO COPTERS but we could hear them and feel their vibrations. I knew they were military and so did they being Air Force brats. I asked them have they ever seen military copters just flying around in civilian skies? They responded NO....only in Air Shows or around Wright-Patt taking off or landing. I asked have they ever seen one flying by my house(I stay 3/4 mile from the airpot) and they shook their heads NO.

Ahhh...finally...I pointed to this strange compact black fast moving cloud and whispered and that is why....they move the fleet above the clouds.

Meanwhile..that fast black moving cloud passed right over us and those copters were flying in the cloak of clouds. Selfridge Airbase was due Northeast from our location but this cloud was flying more Southeastwardly....towards Canada I presume. Obviously, they were not going to land at Selfridge. As the cloud passed, the tree across the street fell...the winds got really violent like the tailend of a hurricane...and once it passed all returned back to normal.

Leaving shattered trees, car alarms blaring, debris and rubbish all amiss. On the news, they showed folks at the park trying to run for cover...sun umbrellas overturning, tablecloths flying through the air...they had to take cover and many lost their food and make-shift camp-sites. Freak storm was the headline in the newspaper the following day.

I debriefed my nieces and reminded them if we had taken cover in the basement then we would NOT have known the true cause of this "freak" storm. We'd been in the basement thinking a tornado had blown through relying on the weatherpeople to tell us when it was safe to come out.

I was happy as a lark because I was just trying to teach my schoolbook honoroll nieces a few days prior that some clouds were natural and others were fake. One battled me and tried to debunk the notion based on her textbook teachings....Auntie there is no such thing as fake clouds....((rolling her eyes))...and we debated and battled. I showed them contrails and chemtrails and my one niece debunked chemtrails as it was covered in her text book McGraw-Hill Physical Science, I think. She recited everything she could remember and I told her NOT to believe everything that she learns in school! We battled intellectually...and in the end she felt she knew all there was to know at age 15 (((me rolling my eyes)))

After she experienced this freak cloud phenomenon...a storm with no clouds...cloaked copters she just looked at me...in awe and disbelief and slightly fearful because she didn't understand what it could mean outside of what her science textbooks told her. She had that Auntie you were RIGHT look on her face....but what does it mean????

I told her don't be so quick to debunk things you've never experienced just because scientist say it's impossible. They lieeeeee. Now, that you have experienced that and you have witnesses...and you know you are NOT insane....what do you know now? She had the most lost look on her face-I left her to sort it out in her own mind.

Nowhere on the news did they tell the truth about that freak storm. I hope my nieces now that they are 21 have made sense out of that experience and understand the world they live in more. DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING THE AUTHORITIES TELL YOU! Don't believe me either...research and make sense of what is-yourselves!

BE STILL AND KNOW!



I remember a storm like that happening on fourth of july... no clouds or anything... I also live in the greater detroit area, but where I live (15 miles from selfridge angb) we get military helis flying over frequently... especially recently.