Page 101 - Elana Freeland - Under an Ionized Sky

From strange cloud formations to orbs behaving intelligently, the sky theater is now pregnant
with puzzling spectacles. From Belo Horizonte, Brazil, we hear of three small round clouds that
appeared in a matter of seconds in a blue sky with two swirling clockwise as the other became a
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rising “cigarette puff,” then took off, followed by the other two like “smoke cylinders.” These
“clouds” sound more like vectored crafts in a plasma disguise.
It is difficult to fathom just what we are seeing in our increasingly simulated world. Sky
observers point to exotic triangular crafts hiding in the plasma cloud cover, sometimes even
creating their own plasma cloud cover. (Shades of operation #7: the detection and obscuration of
exotic propulsion technology.) The TR-3B (Astra), the highly classified Aurora (SR-91), and the
boomerang Northrop Grumman stealth B-2 Spirit bomber sighted since 1998 flying silent and
low (500–1,200 feet) are just three possible crafts with classified hover capability. At his
“Starburst Forum: Electrogravitics and Field Propulsion,” P. LaViolette talks about the B-2’s
“silent field propulsion mode” witnessed over Boston:

. . .the B-2 in flight scoops air into its engine cowlings and this air is there seeded with ions to create a multimillion
volt potential which the B-2 used to power its electrokinetic ion drive. The fields induce asymmetrical electrostatic
forces on the B-2 which propel it forward silently. This is an overunity drive: unbalanced forces create thrust which
scoops air, which creates volt potentials. 35

A 2012 Maryland sighting confirmed a “bright violet glow around the fighter that the B-2
charges its wing leading edge with to a multimillion volt potential.” 36
And is our plasma cloud cover cloaking an order of exotic propulsion craft beyond our own?
And what of the orbs that move non-linearly and pulsate like organisms? 37

What is that triangular shape hiding in the cloud?

Something triangular moving at a fast clip and leaving a plasma trail?