On November 14 and for the second time this week, something strange was spotted in the Valley night sky.
It’s not UFOs this time. Instead, it’s a strange shape.
Based on the photos sent to Arizona’s Family, it looks like chemtrails or contrails – condensation from jets – in the shape of the letter ‘A’ or the ‘Illuminati Triangle.’
The weird shape is reflected by the nearly-full moon.
Viewer Derick Ruiz said he was in Mesa, near Crismon Road and the U.S. Highway 60, when he went to his backyard around 8:10 p.m. and noticed the weird letter in the sky. He said it looked like the “Illuminati Triangle.”
Others thought it looked like the ‘A’ in the Avengers logo. Some thought it was the anarchy symbol.
The Illuminati symbol was also seen in the sky over UK in 2017. Look at the weird video here.
Arizona’s Family Weather Authority believes they’re contrails with overlapping cirrus or high clouds. What about chemtrails? [AZ Family]
I do not believe that U.F.O.s are from another planet somewhere in outer space. I have never seen one bit of convincing, credible evidence that they come from another planet. The distances from earth to our nearest stars are unimaginable, and even if they traveled at the speed of light, visitors from other planets would need centuries to reach earth. Admiral Byrd believed in the existence of a hollow earth, with an interior civilization much more advanced than we are. Maybe this is where U.F.O s really come from, from right here on the planet earth !! There’s a lot about earth’s past history that we’re not aware of, and the Bible says that the earth was once inhabited by a race of fallen angels who were much more intelligent and powerful beings than we are. Read the Book of Genesis about things that happened before and after the worldwide flood.
That is stratospheric aerosol injection ie chemtrails. Planes have been built using high bypass turbo jet fan engines for nearly half a century, which makes condensation highly unlikely. Please research the almost complete impossibility of ‘contrails’ at http://www.geoengineeringeatch.org
Yupp.