Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about UFOs don't come in peace.
That's correct, UFOs don't come in peace.
Now that is at least a warning of one expert, and it makes you
wonder if that's the case. What?
What are we in for? This article comes to us from
mirror.co.uk. Title says UFO expert issues.
Chilling forward warning about alien contact.
Malcolm Robinson has spent 45 years researching alien
sightings and said that well, most UFOs can be explained away.
There are still some incidents that are not understood.
This article is written by Saratullak dated March 2nd,
2025. Top UFO expert Malcolm Robinson
has suggested that extraterrestrials have sinister
intentions, warning they don't come in peace.
With an impressive track record of 45 years delving into other
worldly encounters and tenant books on aliens, he shared his
vision of what of what these beings might look like.
Robinson, a key figure in UK's in the UK's alien research
community, has closely investigated numerous strange
incidents, some of which point to abductions by
extraterrestrial beings. While many UFO sightings can be
explained by ordinary factors, there are still mysteries that
leave experts puzzled. Well, there's plenty of things
that leave this puzzle, there's no doubt about that.
Whilst a large proportion of UFOs can be explained away as
having natural explanations, only a few remain and it has to
be that small 1% that I and my colleagues worldwide are trying
to get to the bottom of, Robinson told Daily Star.
What is in no doubt is that the UFO enigma is real, very real.
It has been with us throughout time.
We see this in Renaissance paintings and old cave
paintings. These strange shapes and
entities ask what aliens might want from us mere humans.
Robinson responded. They have an agenda for sure.
We can but speculate. I wouldn't say they are
peaceful. Due to the thousands of UFO
abductions worldwide, Robinson's began his journey into the world
of the Unexplained 20, initially aiming to debunk all UFO
sightings, only to be convinced otherwise.
Today. He shares his rich knowledge
through lectures across the UK, Europe and the US, engaging with
notable personalities such as Amanda Holden and Steven
Spielberg on the subject. Robertson, the founder of
Scotland's oldest existing UFO and paranormal activity society,
Strange Phenomenal Investigations, established in
197079, shared his thoughts on what aliens might look like.
He said that the most frequently reported sightings are not too
different from the creatures we often see depicted in movies and
TV shows. Witnesses state that they are
seeing what we call Grays, he explained.
These are small, childlike creatures about three to four
feet in height with blue, Gray translucent skin.
Large Pearl shaped heads with inky black wrap around eyes.
No sign of any genitalia. His extensive years of
investigation have led him to uncover a number of dramatic
incidents including Scotland's first ever alien abduction.
This event, known as the A 70 incident, allegedly involved
Edinburgh resident Gary Wood and Calvin Wright being taken away
on August 17th 1992 and one of his best selling books Robinson
wrote about the incident. The pair were subject to an
astonishing and frightening experience which has stayed with
them to this day. The two men were driving on the
A70A desolate stretch of Rd. when they encountered A2 tiered
disc shaped object which looked out of place hovering about 20
feet above the road surface. Yeah, I think if I'm seeing this
two tiered disc shaped object hovering above the road surface
Rd. surface 20 feet off the ground, it would seem a little
out of place to me too. Believing they had escaped after
speeding away, the men later realized they had lost about
half an hour's worth of memory from the drive and started
experiencing headaches. Days later, Robinson delved into
the mysterious case, employing hypnosis to delve deeper into
the eerie experience re encountered by the two men.
The hypnotherapist was Helen Walters, a dear friend of mine
and someone who would treat both Gary and Colin with the utmost
care, he penned. Under the trance, the duo
vividly remembered encountering 3 diminutive entities who
ushered them aboard the enigmatic airborne craft,
holding them captive for a unknown duration.
Both Gary and Colin are left feeling bemused by what happened
to them, Robinson wrote. Yeah, I can imagine that.
Yeah, very strange story. Let's take another look at this.
And then the article just kind of inexplicably ends right there
after making this quote about aliens not coming to peace.
I think there's a good reason to believe that aliens don't come
to peace just based on some of these encounters.
Let's take a little bit closer look at this, a 70 encounter
with these two men that happen back in 1992.
This first article also but also written by Sarah Tolak dated
February 16th, 2025 says I was abducted by 6 foot aliens and
terrifying ordeal after spotting UFO in the sky and Bonnie
Bridge, a picturesque Scottish village at the apex of an area
dubbed the Falkirk Triangle, Extraterrestrial encounters with
UFO sightings are almost commonplace.
Bonnie Bridge, a quaint Scottish village, has become the world's
UFO capital with about 300 sightings each year, surpassing
even Area 51 and Roswell in notoriety.
Nestled within the so-called Falkirk Triangle, it's spelled
FARKIRK, Falkirk Triangle, Bonnie Bridge is a hub for
extraterrestrial experience, from alien abductions to
sightings of cigar shaped spaceships.
Dubbed the Roswell of Scotland and likened to the Bermuda
Triangle for its mysterious allure as a potential porthole
to another dimension, this hotspot has drawn government
scrutiny and prompted appeals to four prime ministers for
assistance. And you can see what they've
gotten out of that, can't you? A documentary series on Blaze
titled Alien Corridors even delved into the enigma, with
global experts exploring why Fall Creek Triangle hovering
over Falkirk, Glasgow and Edinburgh is a hotbed for such
intense UFO activity. 1 showing episode from 1992 involved
friends Gary Wood and Colin Wright who reported being
captured by aliens in a flying saucer near Tarbrax S
Lancashire. While delivering a satellite TV
system at around 10:00 PM, they encountered a black object in
the sky devoid of lights, round at the bottom, segmented into
three parts and measuring 30 feet wide.
The friends were left stunned after blacking out for what they
estimated was 10 to 15 seconds. When they regained
consciousness, their car had completely spun around in the
opposite direction, checking the time they had lost the whole
hour. Secret Government X-Files
contain A2 page report on what became known as the A 70
incident set to the Ministry of Defense Office in 1996, four
years after the encounter headlined unexplained aerial
sighting. It is based on evidence provided
by Gary, then a 33 year old ambulance technician from
Edinburgh. Speaking previously to the
Mirror about the bizarre episode, UFO expert Malcolm
Robinson said days after the incident both men found scars on
their bodies that weren't there before.
Their wives refused to believe them.
Their colleagues at work refused to believe them.
Doesn't sound very helpful. After looking at paranormal
experiences in the local library, their friends found
Malcolm, who suggested they had hypnosis, with astonishing
results. Speaking in 1996, Gary recalled.
I saw three creatures coming toward my car.
I felt intense pain, like an electric shock.
Then I was in some room. I saw these things like we men
moving about, doing something to me.
I could only see up. Then the six foot creature
approached. It was white, Gray in collar,
with a large head and dark eyes, with a long slender neck, very
slim shoulders and waist. There were either ribs or folds
of skin on its body. The arms were like ours, but
there were four very long fingers.
The Falkirk Triangle has reported a high number of UFO
sightings since the early 1990s, with witnesses describing
everything from strange lights to fast moving objects and even
triangular craft hovering in the skies.
Local explanations for these phenomena vary.
Some suggest that the area's large number of military bases
could mean there are test flights or secret military
aircraft. Others claim that Scotland's
topography, including hills and lakes, might contribute to the
atmospheric effects that create optical illusions.
Whatever the case, the Falkirk Triangle remains a key alien
corridor in the UK. Yeah, very strange case.
I want to get a little bit deeper into this if I can.
This article from edinburghlive.co.uk is titled
UFO. A 70 incident that saw aliens
abduct Edinburgh men resurfaces on US podcast.
The incident has was seen to be so puzzling that the Ministry of
Defense was asked to look into it.
The two men have never changed their story and claimed to this
day they were abducted in 1992. So articles by Jacob Farr dated
January 11th, 2023. One of Scotland's most famous
UFO cases has resurfaced and been discussed on a world
renowned paranormal activity podcast in America.
The terrifying A70 incident was said to have happened on August
27th, 1992 shortly after 11:30 PM when ambulance technician
Gary Wood and his friend Colin Wright were travelling between
Edinburgh and Terra Brax as they passed the Harper Reservoir on
their way to drop off a satellite system to their
friend. They claimed to have encountered
A2 tiered disc shaped UFO that was larger than the width of the
road. They say that it definitely was
not an aircraft or a helicopter. They added that the object was
smooth, black and shiny and no and had no windows.
The men were awestruck and terrified.
You can imagine they were out in the middle of nowhere and they
see this two tiered flying saucer.
The pair blacked out during the ordeal and arrived at their
destination after feeling dazed and confused.
But what was unsettling was that they had taken 2 hours to arrive
at their friend's home when the journey should only have taken
30 minutes. So definitely we have some lost
time there. Gary woke the next morning
feeling fatigued and said that he could not get out of bed due
to his body feeling heavy. He then began suffering from
nightmares when sleeping. What bothered the two men most
was the missing time and despite friends and family not believing
their story, they were adamant that something had happened that
night which cannot be easily explained.
This LED them to reaching out to Malcolm Robinson, the creator of
A Strange Phenomenon Investigations, or SPI.
Malcolm set out to disprove strange happenings from UFOs to
Poltergeist, but ended up becoming embroiled in the
subject when encounters seemed to demand serious investigation.
On the podcast Somewhere in the Skies, Robinson describes how
Gary called him and explained the ice the a 70 incident.
Markham said that his initial thought was that this tale was
head and shoulders above anything he had seen before.
This led to both Gary and Colin undertaking hypnotic regression
to get their subconscious memories.
Taking separate sessions, the men recalled almost identical
scenarios. They said their car had been hit
by a light and was approached by 6 humanoid characters that
placed them on a stretch hovering above the ground.
From then, they were convulsing after receiving an electric
shock. That doesn't sound like a very
nice thing to do to somebody. During the session, Colin
remembered the craft being a circular object and was led to a
chair where he was stripped naked and underwent a physical
examination. He then said he was imprisoned
in a glass container where a device that had a triangular
head and two red lights rose from the floor to scan him.
Colin scarily recalled his right eye being examined as a red hot
poker pane was felt in the centre of his eye.
He ended by describing the aliens as deformed and extremely
ugly. Gary said he remembered a
buzzing around him and a black lens that examined his body.
He said there were 20 to 30 creatures within the spacecraft
and that they had what looked like Native American markings
below their eyes. But what scared him was the use
of the word sanctuary that one alien repeated to them.
Gary added that the being had said the humans were more
advanced than them in many ways, but that their potential had
been capped. When Gary and Colin were
returned to the car and awoke from their experience, they said
that they found objects strewn across the ground from inside
the car, and a white crystallization impacted the
vehicle for weeks after the visit.
Man, that's some scary stuff. Malcolm and the podcast host
believe that it is one of the most believable and
unexplainable alien encounters to happen in Scotland.
The men have never changed their stories since.
One class once classified documents released by the
British government in 2012 reveal that the Ministry of
Defence had taken the abduction so seriously they investigated
it following an official report. Now we just read this report
here. Why would the MOD need to keep
this classified for 30 years? Same thing happening in the US.
They're taking these sightings. There's no, there's no threat to
national security threat here or anything like that.
I mean, that wouldn't be to her otherwise.
Releasing this stuff doesn't do anything but inform people
what's going on. So you can see how they're
hiding this information from us. Very scary stuff.
Let's take a look at this next article.
So I find it interesting that these abductions occurred in the
Falkirk area, says the Falkirk Triangle.
This article from ufos.ac.uk says the Bonnie Bridge or
Falkirk Triangle. In the 1990s, Bonnie Bridge in
the Falkirk area was the center of a wave of UFO sightings that
attracted intense local and national and international media
coverage. The term Bonnie Bridge or
Falkirk Triangle was coined inspired by the supposed Bermuda
Triangle of mysterious disappearances and then it says
town and panic over 2000 UFO sightings, declared the US
edition of the National Enquirer.
In June of 1995, local UFO investigator Malcolm Robinson
described the area as the world's number one UFO hotspot.
Even though his reputation has dimmed in recent years, the town
still has an online reputation as a UFO hotspot and is
regularly cited as a Center for UFO activity.
In its heyday, the Bondy Bridge triangle was full of UFO related
activities of a very humankind. There were local investigator
groups who recorded sightings and watched the skies.
National and local press and TV came to the areas to interview
witnesses and experts. UFO breaks were offered to
holidaymakers by local hotels and guest houses.
Public lectures were organized in the Falkirk Town Hall to
explain why Bondy Bridge had become the have become Britain's
UFO capital. Local council concealer Billy
Buchanan wrote to the Prime Minister.
Proposals were made for a UFO tourist center that would
revitalize the local economy. The tabloid newspapers offered
light hearted coverage. Broadsheet journalist denounced
the whole thing as the 90s equivalent of Nessie.
Leaving aside aliens, what happened to the Bunny Bridge and
why? That's a question I'll try to
answer, drawing upon a press and media coverage at the time with
the support of university through Glasgow and help with my
research, resurgent, blah, blah, blah.
So that's just a little article there they've printed up where
people are still talking about this stuff.
Yeah, it does seem like a lot of times when you have a a rash of
these sightings, if it's in an economically depressed area, a
lot of times locals will try to capitalize from the attention.
I guess you can't hardly blame her for that.
Let's take a look at this next article here.
This article is from dailyrecord.co.uk says Scottish
region branded UK's Bermuda Triangle after hundreds of UFO
sightings A tiny village sandwiched in between Glasgow
and Edinburgh has been labeled the UFO hotspot of the UK thanks
to hundreds of sightings reported by locals every year.
This is dated July 19th, 2024. Kind of a picturesque little
area here. It says a small village in
Scotland is at the center of a UFO hotspot region compared to
the Bermuda Triangle for decades.
Bunny Bridge Falkirk, a tiny beauty spot in the South of the
country, has been at the forefront of thousands of
mysterious UFO sightings. With the population of a little
over 5000. The village that is placed
directly in between Glasgow and Ember was once a beacon for
industry, but it is now known for something very different,
often Brandon, as the UK's answer to Roswell, there have
been an average of 300 UFO sightings across the region
every year. The reported spacecraft
supposedly take on all different shapes and sizes including cigar
shaped craft overhead and even some instances of alien
abductions such as the mystery around the strange phenomena
that the area has even been coined the Falkirk Triangle.
Many have used down the years whether the village could be a
passage to another dimension much like Bermuda Triangle is
reported to be. Others have also proposed that
the 4th and Clyde Canal acts as a Bermuda equistream in between
the dimension. And in a documentary made by
Talk TV1, Encounter stands out ahead of the rest as a
counsellor for Falkirk, William Buchanan recalls.
I was in the house one night and I just come back from the
council and what happened is I'd seen a car coming into the
driveway and I went out to find out who it was.
It was a chap I've known all my days and he says it's O is it
OK? Can we talk?
He continues. He said I need to talk to
somebody. This individual was having an an
assassination. They were making love, but the
problem was that this was his brother's wife.
So that's in itself was the situation.
But what Mucannon described next is even more shocking, he added.
The next thing is coming into the woods there, up came these 6
foot black aliens looking into the window and the next thing is
he was in a spaceship and he was getting prodded.
He says since that happened we've had ESP.
He says I can levitate, I've got all these strange powers.
Despite all of the mysterious goings on across the regions,
some have put forward other explanations for the
disproportionate amount of UFO sightings.
That's a pretty strange one there.
You kind of want to just throw this in to kind of.
Make a little bit of a joke of it, I don't know. 1 is that they
can simply be put down to top secret military testing, a
theory that is often suggested in areas with high levels of UFO
reports. Some have suggested that Bunny
bridge would provide the perfect spot for such testing due to its
landscape. Another explanation would be
that the UFO, like beams of light could be the result of a
natural event such as an Aurora or balls of gas that as
spectacular as they are, they certainly have nothing to do
with extraterrestrials. You know, what I've seen here is
this guy created a couple of straw man arguments with a
really, really bizarre UFO account and then bringing up the
idea that these things might just be some kind of natural
phenomena akin to womp, akin to swamp gas idea.
Some people just aren't going to believe no matter what you do.
We'll take a look at a couple of these other reports out of
Scotland from Newport and you can kind of decide for yourself,
are these things coming in peace or not?
The sighting here happened 12/20/24, says duration 3
seconds. Observers One location in
Scotland glowing bright white, size difficult to estimate
viewed from land. I think it's about a mile away,
they're not sure. The object appeared suddenly
with extreme luminosity, traveled counterclockwise for
three seconds and then vanished. I was taking my dog out for a
night time walk when I happened to look up at a specific point
in the sky. Almost instantly, within a
millisecond and focusing on that spot, the object appeared
exactly where I was looking. It's shape was difficult to
describe, somewhat resembling a triangle with a portion removed
like the type. Like the top of the triangle
with extended legs. The object emitted an intensely
bright white glow with a subtle blue haze around its exterior.
It seemed quite large. It remained visible for only
three or four seconds, moved to the right, then instantly
disappeared. As soon as it vanished, I felt a
tingling sensation course through my body.
This was quickly replaced by a sense of fear and my dog and I
hurried home. And that does sound kind of
scary, that is for sure. This one happened 12/16/24.
It says a duration approximately 30 seconds.
Location Androsin, Scotland, United Kingdom.
Details near the lighthouse had Androsin over the wall of the
slopes when I looked up and saw it Shape a sphere colored dark
Gray, about the size of your pinky nail.
Viewed at arm's length, Viewed from land, definitely below
10,000 feet. Says the object began to shine
extremely brightly and then started rotating clockwise.
When I first saw the sphere, it looked dark Gray.
About 15 seconds after spotting it, it started glowing
intensely. It was no more than 10,000 feet
away as I could clearly see its full shape before it began to
glow. It looked identical to the
Manchester orb that landed at the airport.
I will never forget what I saw for as long as I live.
It was unbelievable and I am still in shock that I witnessed
this. Well that sounds like a very
authentic sighting right there. This was dated 22124 says
duration 10 seconds Location Bimbister Scotland United
Kingdom Shaped light color white, bigger than Venus.
While walking the dog, two bright lights appeared at bright
of Ryan's built. They were much brighter than
Venus. The one on the right faded
slowly and the other one faded. It was a full moon, but these
were very bright. It must have lasted for between
10 and 30 seconds. It really got their attention.
We'll do three more here and we'll wrap this up.
This one says it's dated 162025, duration 5 minutes.
Location in Katrina, Scotland. I was driving to work on an
unlit back Rd. between Oculus and Katrine shaped triangle.
Estimated size larger than a car, viewed from land.
Approached the object while driving.
Angular elevation 45°. Explanation Possible drones
lights on objects similar to recent drone signs in America.
I observed a low flying drone quote UN quote with an unusual
flight pattern hovering in the same spot.
I was driving to work on a very dark Rd. with no St. lighting
relying on my headlights ahead of me.
I noticed 3 lights flashing and an unusual pattern hovering a
place. As I drove directly beneath it,
I saw that it was at a relatively low altitude and
appeared to be larger than a car.
You got to ask yourself, what would these things be doing out
there in the middle of nowhere? If they're drones, I don't get
it. Do a couple more here.
This one's dated for 2024. Says duration 15 minutes.
Observers 2 location cross gates, Scotland.
Details Viewed from an upstairs window facing due E Shape light
color faint estimated size .3 meters.
Viewed from land directly in front window facing east.
Estimated speed 100 mile per hour or haze around object.
I witnessed multiple small planes of light traveling from
South to north at approximately 100 mile per hour.
I was closing the upstairs bedroom curtains when I noticed
a series of faint, intermittent pulses of light, approximately
the size of a child's soccer ball, moving directly past my
window at high speed. The lights followed AS to north
trajectory at an estimated speed of 100 mile per hour.
The pulses were dim, barely visible to the naked eye, and
made no sound. Initially they appeared at a
distance of around 50 meters, but soon moved closer, passing
just two meters in front of my window.
At that point I asked my wife to verify what I was seeing and
recorded a video clip. Two of our neighbors dog became
highly agitated, seemingly reacting to the phenomena.
The entire incident lasted approximately 15 minutes.
It is likely that more objects passed than I was able to
witness as I had to take time to set up my camera.
My 22nd video clip has been highlighted in red and slowed to
20% speed, allowing for objects to be seen as shadows passing
from left to right. In my 66 years I have never
encountered atmospheric conditions in Scotland that
could account for this, nor have I ever witnessed anything that
would be classified as a UFO, making this a completely new
experience for me. I guess it's got the video
there. It's something definitely moving
across the screen. Very strange.
We'll do one last one here. This one happened 10/20/24.
Says duration 3 minutes. Location.
Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom shaped cigar color white.
Estimated size 100 meters. View from land Angle of
elevation 45° Estimated speed. The cigar shaped object appeared
very slow. Others moved quickly.
Characteristics Lights on object Aircraft flying at varying
speeds toward and away from each other.
Observed from my property. I saw three aircraft in the sky.
One was a long cigar shaped object with two bright white
lights at either end. It emitted a flashing light from
the middle of the craft into an open sky.
Two much smaller singular crafts were darting from side to side,
seemingly evading the lights while flying toward the cigar
shaped craft. This process continued for about
3 minutes before suddenly stopping, after which none of
the crafts were visible. Man, that's something else.
Yeah, I don't know. You know, this guy from Scotland
thinks these things don't come in peace.
Well, they really haven't done anything to show us that they
are coming in peace. I mean, you have these really
nasty human abductions, we have the catalamilations and all the
other stuff, and so far we haven't got the cure for cancer
from them. At least nobody in the general
public has. Maybe the folks in the deep
state have all that stuff, I don't know.
But it's an open question whether or not these UFOs come
at peace and definitely have got something going on in Scotland,
that is for sure. Until next time, this is UFO
warning over and out.