Article by Isobel Dickinson July 3, 2021 (dailystar.co.uk)
• Carl Nally, founder of UFO and Paranormal Research Ireland, and Dermot Butler have published a book: Circle Of Deceit: A Terrifying Alien Agenda In Ireland And Beyond, which delves into a particular farming area in Northern Ireland where, over the past few years, hundreds of farmers have reported livestock dying in mysterious circumstances.
• Nally claims that thousands of farm animals and even pets in the UK and Ireland are being killed by other lifeforms. He believes that that the extraterrestrial visitors are experimenting on the animals. Sheep have even been spotted being ‘beamed up’ to an aliens spacecraft. According to Nally and Butler, nearly 600 animals in Britain have been subjected to precise surgical procedures to remove specific body parts. “Highly advanced and apparently other-worldly technology has been utilized to perform these clinical procedures,” they say. All of this has occurred over a 20-year period baffling local police.
• Sheep in the UK have also been observed behaving strangely, as if controlled by an otherworldly force. A flock of around 300 formed an eerie series of circles, one inside another, on a hillside in Sussex.
• “There is a sinister and deeply shocking new aspect to this enigma on the farm, whereby many of the targeted animals that are subjected to these bizarre procedures are left alive afterwards by the unseen perpetrators,” said Nally. “Human beings are being subjected to the very same grisly surgical processes that have been administered to numerous animal species by a vastly superior, unknown, cold and calculated intelligence.”
• In 2011, declassified FBI files revealed that the US White House was sent into a panic after reports that extraterrestrials were killing cows. Documents revealed that more than 8,000 cows were snatched by mystery craft, mutilated and dropped from the skies in the late 1970s.
• In April 2015, farmers in Iceland were left bewildered when more than 5,000 sheep died in an unexplained incident. “Globally, the animals are almost ¬invariably discovered dead and drained completely of blood.” Nally fears that people will be next.
Aliens have killed thousands of sheep in the UK during weird experiments, UFO hunters
claim.
Over the past few years, hundreds of farmers have reported livestock dying in mysterious circumstances.
Police are baffled by many of the incidents, but paranormal investigators blame visitors from other worlds.
Alien expert Carl Nally said he investigated the deaths of almost 600 sheep at a farm in Northern Ireland.
He thinks the encounter – in which they also had their tongues cut out – was down to extra-terrestrials.
Thousands of farm animals in the UK and Ireland – and even pets – are being killed by other lifeforms, he claims.
Carl’s own book, Circle Of Deceit: A Terrifying Alien Agenda In Ireland And Beyond, alleges the visitors are experimenting on the animals.
He and co-author Dermot Butler say some of the beings have even been spotted beaming up sheep to their craft.
Carl, founder of UFO and Paranormal Research Ireland, said: “We have researched and investigated the only farm location in the world where almost 600 animals, over a 20-year period, have been subjected to precise surgical procedures to remove specific body parts.
“Highly advanced and apparently other-worldly technology has been utilised to perform these clinical procedures.
“There is a sinister and deeply shocking new aspect to this enigma on the farm, whereby many of the targeted animals that are subjected to these bizarre procedures are left alive afterwards by the unseen perpetrators.
“Globally, the animals are almost invariably discovered dead and drained completely of blood.”
Carl fears people will be next.
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