Every year in our country a certain number of people disappear without a trace, and we perceive this as a regrettable but habitual loss. The same is happening in other countries, even in those where the missing persons' tracing service is set much better than ours. Meanwhile, the annual disappearances of people for many centuries suggest that we are just a herd of guinea pigs, from which aliens, as needed, select the required number of specimens for unknown purposes and put them in a kind of concentration camps.
Sad statistics
According to various data, from 70 to 120 thousand people disappear in our country every year. According to statistics. found about 80% of the missing. However, our statistics, as you know, is a crafty thing. Suffice it to say that half of the missing people disappear in Moscow. Does this mean that our capital is such a cursed city, or is it more logical to assume that the registration service for the missing is better organized in it than in other cities of Russia? The same official statistics, by the way. claims that the number of those who disappeared grows annually by 12-15%.
People disappeared and continue to disappear in different countries of the world, in some more, in others less. As of 2007. in Iraq, in various conflicts since 1980, from 375 thousand to a million people have disappeared. During the wars that erupted after the collapse of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s, 17,000 people disappeared. And in Africa, hundreds of thousands of people are listed as missing - in Angola alone there are 22,000.
Of course, most of the missing are victims of military conflicts (during which, by the way, it is easier to kidnap a large group of people unnoticed than in days of peace) and crime. But even in prosperous Germany, more than 30 thousand children disappear annually. Most of them, fortunately, are found, and yet 900 children of various ages are listed as missing there.
Needless to say, human society is imperfect, and it would not be worth blaming the mirror and blaming all our troubles on the aliens, if the numerous disappearances of people did not occur sometimes under inexplicable circumstances, often in front of many witnesses who are not able to give them a clear explanation. Scientists working on anomalous phenomena have put forward a number of the most incredible hypotheses about these disappearances. For example, a professor at the University of California at San Francisco Jane Lind wrote that “so-called“black holes”are to blame for the disappearance of people. Periodically, time and space on Earth are refracted, and the whole city may find itself in another dimension, although sometimes it "spits" them back out. There are dozens of such "black holes" on Earth, and individuals often fall through them. Ten years ago, for example,In Androver, Texas, 36-year-old Lydia Kimfield went missing during a doctor's visit. An hour later, her corpse was found … a thousand kilometers from the city. And the autopsy showed that she died two months ago!"
However, most ufologists believe that it is aliens who abduct people throughout the history of mankind and cite very convincing facts to support this.
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The disappeared battalion
On August 21, 1915, in the battle between the Turks and the British, the first battalion of British soldiers of the 5th Norfolk Regiment disappeared without a trace. A battalion of 145 men was to cross the Sulva valley, located near the Dardanelles, and occupy the height that was the stronghold of the Turks. Despite the breeze blowing from the southwest, the hill was shrouded in a strange fog, into which the British battalion entered in front of 22 volunteers of the 1st New Zealand Division. According to eyewitnesses who watched what was happening from a position at the foot of the hill, the unusual fog suddenly began to thicken, swirl, until it turned into a kind of thick, hard-looking cloud, shaped like a loaf of bread. Then he ascended into the sky, exposing the slopes of the height, but there were no people on it. A strange-looking cloud floated from the hill across a perfectly clear sky,and it moved against the wind.
In 1918, hostilities ceased, and as a result of the exchange of prisoners of war, the British received all their soldiers captured by the Turks during the Battle of Sulva Bay. However, not a single soldier from the missing battalion was among them. Neither the Turks nor the Englishmen who were in their captivity saw them. And the documents relating to the Dardanelles campaign, from which the classification of secrecy was removed only in 1967, fully certified the eyewitness report about the mysterious disappearance of the ill-fated battalion. The official report also confirmed that that morning the slopes of the hill "were covered with a strange, unnatural fog, which then rose in an incredible way into the sky."
Three thousand missing
An equally strange incident occurred in December 1937, when a Chinese division of about three thousand people disappeared without a trace. The Japanese invaders moved north to Nanking, in the suburbs of which the vanguard of the Chinese army was located, which was entrusted with the protection of the bridge. Taking positions in the dug trenches, the Chinese soldiers awaited the Japanese approach. And the next morning the orderly informed General Li Fushi that radio contact with the division guarding the bridge had been lost. A little later, the officers sent to clarify the situation reported to the general that they found lines of empty trenches and … not a single person. There were no corpses there, which could indicate a night battle. But three thousand people could not desert unnoticed and pass through Nanjing! They could not leave even across the bridge, which was guarded from the north by Japanese troops. And yet the division disappeared without a trace.
The first investigation, carried out after the end of World War II, did not clarify the situation, as did the second, which Mao Zedong ordered to carry out.
They recognize the lion by the trail of the claw …
The search for 600 inhabitants of the Brazilian village of Hoer Verde, who disappeared on February 5, 1923, has long been stopped. The story of RAF pilots who made an emergency landing in the Iraqi desert in 1924 is almost forgotten. Their traces were clearly visible on the sand at some distance from the aircraft, and then broke off out of the blue. But the news of the disappearance of the inhabitants of an Eskimo village located on the shores of Lake Anzhikuni in Canada (1930) still blows with horror. The kayaks, on which they could sail, remained at the pier, utensils and weapons were preserved in the houses, and sled dogs were found frozen under a layer of snow drifts. Tied down, they starved to death, something their masters would never have allowed. The ominous picture was complemented by one more detail - the graves of tribal ancestors, whose peace the Eskimos are afraid to disturb more than death,were opened, and their bodies disappeared. Who and why needed to gouge the frozen ground, which is not so easy to cope with without special equipment?
One of the last links in the chain of strange disappearances is the loss in 2001 of the population of the village of Stomu in the Congo, a calm region in the north, far from the actions of the rebels. The UN staff who brought humanitarian aid to the village did not find anyone there, not even pets.
In light of this, eyewitness accounts of UFOs hovering over the Battle of Kursk and Chernobyl suggest that we are "under a hood." However, it is not good uncles who are watching us, but self-serving shepherds, anxious that the sheep prepared for slaughter do not lose weight and spoil each other's precious skins, from which skillful furriers have to build something useful for alien ladies and gentlemen.
Nikolay Belozerov. Secrets of the XX century magazine