Thursday, February 8, 2007
Indiadaily.com - Major space agencies of the world cooperating to reveal the truth about UFOs in 2012 – why in 2012?
"They know something interesting is going to happen in December 2012. They know the extraterrestrials will reveal themselves. They know very well the cover-ups all around the world will end. There are leaks in India from Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) that all the major Space Agencies of the world are working together to reveal something that will change the way we live and believe in things soon. What can it be other than telling the truth about extraterrestrials? "
UPDATE 2013:
Didn't happen.
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