Defence Force passes UFO buck to police

Thu, 31 Mar 2011 6:50p.m.

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The Defence Force says it's no longer going to take any interest in sightings of UFOs, and people should call the police instead.

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04 Apr 2011 11:17a.m.

Nathan wrote:

Yes the imagery is very impressive and the story that drifts is very weak. The NZ defense force has little or no equipment to deal with this subject. In all seriousness what the heck can the nz defense force do about a ufo sighting? maybe if they had 1 jet they could try chase it. People need to look into the facts and realize we are not alone.

03 Apr 2011 07:56a.m.

Yanis wrote:

I would gladly donate 5 bucks to the graphic designer who added this cheap picture to the article. Tons of material to look into (assuming one is not so lazy as not to care to look into it in the first place) and this is what we come up with... -_- Even the undertone of the article is outdated. This is 2011, people; get educated on the subject and stop mimicking 60 years of misplaced smugness.

01 Apr 2011 01:17p.m.

Loki wrote:

The cops don't have access to the same high end weaponry as the military. is this a wise move. I'm not saying UFO (if any) should be attacked, they're probably more advanced anyway. But the military has scanners and radars and, you know, vehicles that actually fly, at high speed not chopper speed. I just thought the military would be better equipped to handle UFOs.

01 Apr 2011 10:44a.m.

Keith Richard Radford Jr wrote:

Johnney, were for art thow Johnney? I used too have an imaginary friend that my mom would chain up our fregde to keep out till a bunch of military trucks came and took him away. I called him Johnney and hae told me things that are still difficult to understand bUtt things are coming clear. He said he will be back.