He is from Chad & says that his tibe have seen many strange objects in the sky, they even say that the tribal elders have been in contact with aliens, in the form of spiritual unions through astral projection....

why arent there more reports on african sightings, its usually always USA & european.....


I myself am not sure what to believe...its all very new to me

Can you tell us more????

It's usually from USA. & Europe because the whole 'phenomina' is born from those cultures, i.e. trash t.v. & hollywood.

Hi mum, no im not concerned that she is with a black man (that just happens to be her preference), *Edit:Taken out potentially argumentive sentence for sake of peace.*, i only mentioned it to cut the story down as to why i know a tribal african....we are an understanding family...

My intrest lies in his stories regarding UFO etc, & my question was why there isnt more reports from the african contenant regarding UFO, He himself has described seeing cigar shaped objests moving accross the sky & other phenomenon regarding tribe members being in cantact through astral projection..

apparently the elders in the region believed that there was an underground alien base (of sorts) situated beneath a very large lake in the area, apparently there is a very large cave which goes under this lake, they say the cave formation looks fabricated in comparison to normal caves....which they feel gives there story credibility

this legend goes back about 100 years, but they claim there was frequent activity of flying objects in the area & around that lake.... taking into consideration that flying for humans was well in its infancy 100 years ago makes the story all the more interesting..

then why is there so many ufo's seen in russia and china?....it's because in africa they dont have the technology to record and report as well...

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Now, with regards to the topic. I think it's really interesting that African tribes have seen UFOs in the sky, had encounters with astral project, and have even been in contact with ETs. I wish we could hear more of these reports from OTHER countries in the East, like Africa, Egypt etc...

where is teh name of the lake? where is it located at?

back to the UFO's why dont they get a video cam?.......

Not all tribes have the luxury of electricity, let alone such gadgets as camcorders for one thing....

thats true...I guess thats why we dont see any UFO videos out of africa......

ummm... I'm sure the ODD person in Chad, not to mention greater Africa, DOES have a video cam...

Yes, well done!!

I said some TRIBES and we are talking about TRIBES not the whole of Africa....

I have removed a few posts. Derailment of threads are against forum rules.
So starting again with the subject in question.......

So far my searches on the net about UFO or suchlike legends in Chad have borne no fruit. I can quite possibly conceive that there would have been sightings all over Africa, cannot see why there would not have been.

Can you not find out from your daughter's fellow exactly what these legends/stories are lord scrummage?

Im afraid he & my daughter are in chad now, so i cant shed much more light on the subject, all i know is the settlment is 80 miles & 131 degrees west of DJEDIDAH, unfortunately i havent spoken to her in 3 months as there are no phone lines there....

hmmm. very interesting. I'll look up Djedidah as well.

Maybe they are less reported by Tribesmen because they may see it as deities watching over them. Kind of similar like worshipping the sun, moon, etc. They might see these occurances as normal and probably hail them for religious-type purposes. Different cultures have different beliefs, along with a different way of seeing things.

Well a few reasons...

Because we're an English-speaking country, most of the reports we hear about are from English-speaking countries. However, this is a global phenomenon, many sightings have been reported from Brazil, China, Russia (even during the Soviet years when contact with the west was kept minimal)

On balance, African countries are not as media connected as other countries.

Many cultures accept things like astral projection and encounter with other beings as reality, and don't consider these things as remarkable as we do in the west.

That's not to say stuff never gets reported from Africa, check out this for instance:
http://www.ufoevidence.org/cases/case127.htm

Also look up the Dogon tribe and their alleged beliefs

That is such a crock. There are plenty of cases from all over but there's myriad problems in getting the word out. Organization and funding are two. The fact that the vast majority of Earth's population is not even hooked up to a phone let alone the internet is another. Not wanting to give away tribal secrets to whitey is yet another.

nah...yer wrong

I've read that 92% of all alien abduction stories eminate from the U.S of A. I think this says more about ths american psyche than it says about alien visitation.

What tribe is he from ...I think it be nice to know this sense you have giving little information as too the area he's from....I think it's no great secret that some place's have more UFO sighting's then other's......

Here are a few UFO cases and there are some covered in Project Blue Book as well.

Here is another African UFO report, specifically a humanoid report:


Location. Senghor Senegal
Date: October 21 1974 Time: 2030
Police inspector Felice Ravolo and his wife observed three objects descend and hover over trees just beyond their backyard. One, a cone shaped UFO the size of a large airplane, descended silently 100 feet distant, as the primary witness approached with drawn revolver. At one end of the cone he could see a dark area, possibly a door or port. There was no sound; he could hear no crickets or other natural night sounds. He suddenly saw a figure on the ground beneath the object, behind a picket fence; the being was human in shape, taller and thinner than normal, and appeared to be covered with short, wire-brush like hair. The entity loped slowly across the ground in the direction of the witness, who fired a warning shot; the figure then turned and with 20 foot strides, headed back toward the object, which then descended and engulfed the figure in one of its leaps. The witness fired again as the object ascended rapidly.

Humcat 1974-50
Source: Dr Richard A Egan & Ronald Drucker


Source: Albert Rosales humanoid encounters summaries

http://ufoinfo.com/humanoid/index.shtml

In 1940 the US entered into a secret deal trading technology for the right to abduct their citizens its well documented you do the research....new deal.was an alien deal...I know the skeptics are gonna have a field day with this but it's true.

wait why would your daughter go there with him when there is no phones there? and how long is she suppose to be gone?

I don't understand why people would be so stupid as to shoot at a creature that they don't understand. If it expresses hostility towards them, then I could see them retaliating... but, I just don't get it.

I agree with you! The public is largely unaware that we have lost airmen while trying to intercept UFOs.

.....sigh

Lmfao. Limited's posts are so far out, they're actually amusing..

lol theres no reason to try to intercept a ufo even with the most advanced earth technology. much less shoot it down.

How can it be well documented and secret?

Tell that to the USAF....earth is a dangerous planet that promotes intergalactic piracy...they shoot UFO's down then loot them....it's common practice...

And you just happen to know about this all?

Look up the Dogon people in Africa and their thoughts on Sirius. Fascinating read.

I just know they love NFL Radio and Raw Dog Comedy like I do.

I just listened to an interview that had a little on that subject (on the Paracast). Scary stuff.

lol ....nice observation.

I think the Aliens have found the right human beings.

There is a very interesting story that comes from Africa in reguards to extraterrestrials interacting with the people of the Dogon Tribe that resides in West Africa.

According to legend, folklore, tribal secrets, or whatever you want to call it, the tribal elders of the Dogon, in keeping with their oral traditions have passed down information reguarding the Sirius star system for generations. In the late 1930' s, two anthropologists Marcel Griaule and Germain Dieterlan, after spending years with the tribe where entrusted with the information that had been kept secret for thousands of years. The anthropologists were astonsihed at what they heard. The tribal elders recited information about the Sirius star system, that by all counts they should not have known. The Dogon elders told them that the Sirius star system is in fact a triple star system, the name for the smallest is "po tollo" (smallest seed). They accuratly described this star as being a very dense (heavy), white star. The Dogon were also able to describe its elliptical orbit with Sirius A at one foci of the ellipse (an accurate description), its orbital period of 50 years (the actual figure is 50.04 +/- 0.09 years), and the fact the star rotated on its own axis (it does). Significantly, The Dogon also described a third star in the Sirius system, which they called “Emme Ya” (“Sorghum Female”), and which contained a single satellite in orbit around Emme.(Interestingly enough, as of 1995 there has been articles supporting the idea of there being a third star in the system, a red dwarf.

Furthermore, the elders of the Dogon tribe explained that the Nommo, came from the Sirius star system, landed their ship in the water and took to land instructing the Dogon tribe of their home across space. After a short stay the Nommo left, vowing to return to earth again.

As I said before, interesting story, not sure on the authenticity of the claims. I guess that is for each person to decide for themselves.

I can only find 1 very large lake called Lake Chad. According to Wiki, it has an average depth of only 1.5 metres but also has a maximum depth of 10 metres.
There are also another 5 lakes......Lake Fitri, Lake Iro, Lake Fianga, Lake Tikem and Lake N’Gara.

I can't seem to find the location of Djedidah anywhere using Google.

Yes im sorry i cant give further details of their location, i also remember being told that this lake is unusually abundant with many type of fish, the elders claim that these beings enriched the lake with self generating minerals...perhaps as a gift to the local tribe... who knows

Nah. You're wrong.

I've read that 92% of all alien abduction stories eminate from the U.S of A. I think this says more about ths american psyche than it says about alien visitation.

Anyone can invent statistics. Supposed "alien abductions" are a world wide phenomenon. While it is possible that said phenomenon did originate in the U.S., tales of people being abducted from their beds or along isolated country roads existed in folklore long before we were even a country. I suggest doing your research before insulting large populations of people.

naaa mexicans see more in mexico that place is gonna be overruned.

Look around mate..................the UFO's have been here for years. The news is not suppressed in Africa or other areas like it is in the US and other regions. France just released their files, just like Germany and Mexico.

Do some research............

At this point, there can be no doubt that U.F.O.s (whatever they are), are indeed a worldwide phenomenon.

It didn't even originate in the US. The first known recorded abduction (that was recorded as a UFO/alien abduction and not something else) was in Brazil, I believe.

Fair enough, Antonio Villas Boas, wasn't it? Also an early alien/human hybrid tale if my memory serves.

If memory serves me correctly the first "officially" reported case was the Betty and Barney hill, shortly there after the boas case was made public, the confusion stems from the dates of the "experiences" the hills was in 1961, the boas incident 1957.