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'Prophet' summons UFO for camera

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'Prophet' summons UFO for camera

Las Vegas TV station captures, broadcasts image

http://story.lasvegasherald.com/p.x/ct/9/id/47b2486b0f529394/cid/1e0899715fbc2697/
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An ABC-TV affiliate in Las Vegas broadcast images of a UFO summoned by a self-styled "prophet" who predicts many more will be seen throughout the area next week.

Ramon Watkins, also known as "Prophet Yahweh" agreed to meet with a reporter and camera crew of KTNV at a location of their choice and time.

What they witnessed, and captured on camera, stunned the reporter and crew.

Watkins claims to have seen some 1,500 UFOs over the last 25 years and has learned to summon them by reading the Old Testament.
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Reply #26 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Ok, back after a little research...

I would say that the best bet on what's barely visible in that clip is one of these "surveillance" spy-machines:

Cypher

http://www.globalsecurity.org/intell/systems/cypher.htm
Reply #27 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Very interesting. But i don't believe this UFO stuff. If there is life out there we will know someday. Till we have solid knowledge we can only make assumpsions.
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Reply #28 from WinCustomize Forums Top
I personally believe in life on other planets, and there have been some UFO sightings that simply defy explanation.

But this one...nope, just someone being silly and a reporter being gullible. I think the proximity to Nellis AFB is a dead giveaway. It was fun to watch, but I couldn't help but think, if the guy can summon UFOs, why would they be some little orange blob miles and miles away? You'll convince me a lot better if he could summon a UFO 5 or 10 feet directly over his own head.