Prof. Dr Jan Pajak Sightings of UFO vehicles and devices - Totalizm

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vertical "drill" extended downward. The medium that constituted these "drills" looked like very
dark smoke. Its appearance resembled that of a solid substance, but it permeated
underground without causing any visible opening or disturbance of the soil. All four "drills"
were spinning very rapidly, although there was no noticeable motion of the air. While spinning
they emitted a faint humming noise, quite similar to the sound produced by a bumblebee.
From the door of the UFO a small platform attached to four plastic ropes descended.
One of the humanoids stepped on it and invited Wolski to follow him. The platform was firm
and surprisingly steady under foot, although it looked fragile and unstable. It lifted Wolski and
one of the humanoids to the vehicle, where another two humanoids were already waiting. The
fourth humanoid joined the rest in a second descent of the platform. Inside the vehicle there
was a dark, right-angled room. The only source of light was the door opening. The door was
rolled up near the doorway into a vertical tube. Floor, walls and the flat ceiling looked as
though they were cast from a material similar to glass, which was hard to the touch. The room
was empty, with no furniture, only a few chairs attached to the wall opposite the door, and two
control levers that were near the door sticking out from the wall.
After a brief medical examination and an activity that looked like taking photographs,
the humanoids released Wolski. When rushing his horses home he noticed that the vehicle
departed. While flying at a low speed above Emilcin, the UFO was also seen by another
witness who described it as a "flying bus". Shortly after passing above this village, the vehicle
turned sharply up, accelerated, produced a loud sonic bang and disappeared from view. The
examination of the site revealed material marks left by the UFO and its crew, including small
imprints of the humanoids' shoes looking like trapezoids, scorched vegetation at the forest
clearing, and a mysterious "devil stone" hidden underground, which turned out to be the main
subject of this UFO visit." (Notice that the photograph of this particular devil stone is shown in
Figure K1c of English monograph [1e]. As it is explained in subsection VB4.3.1, the interest of
UFOnauts in this particular stone was later definitely confirmed. Soon after this stone become
an object of research and after an emission of a strange radiation was detected on it, it was
subjected to a hidden sabotage by UFOnauts and disappeared forever well hidden by UFO
collaborators impersonating UFOlogists.)
The events following Wolski's abduction took a course tragically similar to so many
other close encounters with UFOs. The initial investigation of evidence and events proved the
validity of his description and his experience. This, however, was unacceptable to many socalled
"UFO sceptics" who behaved as if their chief life goal was to annihilate this excellent
chance of finding out the truth about extraterrestrials. They began a vigorous campaign of
"debunking" using irrational arguments, publicly trying to ridicule the case, and exerting
various pressures on people involved. The argumentation of both sides escalated and seemed
to get out of control. Finally, around 1989 someone invented an idea of announcing that
Wolski's abduction was a "joke" played to him by a group of students (this announcement was
not accompanied by the reason for such an enormously sophisticated and expensive "joke", or
by explanations how it possibly could be done by students who had no access to the
equipment or characters being seen). Although this announcement was unconvincing and
contrary to evidence, it achieved its intended goal of ceasing further publicity and
investigations for this case. In this manner the scientific value of this extremely informative
UFO observation was also squandered. Mr Jan Wolski died on 8 January 1990, at the age of
83.
All properties of Wolski's UFO correspond exactly to those envisaged for a
Four-Propulsor Spacecraft. The appearance and operation of its barrel-like propulsors also
match in every detail those unique to spider configurations. This makes Wolski's abduction
one of the best documented observations of a Four-Propulsor UFO.
A Four-Propulsor UFO was also observed in the Roseneath suburb of Dunedin, New
Zealand, by a local resident who prepared a detailed report of his sighting but requested his
name and address be kept confidential. The sighting took place during a clear autumn night,
when strong moonlight increased visibility. It provided excellent confirmation for the expected