Colin Andrews the world most famous and well known Crop Circle researcher has recently been requested by the royal family to remove certain letters from the Queen to him posted posted on his website confirming the Queens interest in Crop circles and Ufos.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth:"Has taken an interest in the crop circles for some time".
Colin Andrews has been asked to remove details of the British Royal’s family interest in crop circle research from his website. On the site he states that their interest was aroused because crop circles appeared on their land.
Colin's book 'Circular Evidence' was on the Queen's Summer Reading list in 1989 and HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh subscribed to his Circles Phenomenon Research Newsletter. The Duke also asked Colin to keep him up-to-date with his research.
Colin states that the British public has been continually lied to in regard to the Royal Family’s interest in UFOs. He thinks it is about time the public is told the truth about this matter.
Nick Pope who was formerly head of the Ministry of Defence’s UFO department replies that:
“Some of the issues Colin highlights have arisen because the line between official and private interest - even within government, the military and the intelligence agencies - can be blurred. There are particular sensitivities and political difficulties when members of the Royal Family are involved.
“I agree that the MoD has downplayed its interest and involvement in the crop circle issue, as it has with the UFO phenomenon. This has been the policy for many years and it's no secret that I had to play my part in this when I worked for the government.”
The Royal family’s interest in UFOs actually goes back to the 1950s. Earl Louis Mountbatten was one of the first subscribers to the highly-influential "Flying Saucer Review" magazine when it began publication in 1955, and he received copies right up to the time of his death in August 1979.
“I agree that the MoD has downplayed its interest and involvement in the crop circle issue, as it has with the UFO phenomenon. This has been the policy for many years and it's no secret that I had to play my part in this when I worked for the government.”
The Royal family’s interest in UFOs actually goes back to the 1950s. Earl Louis Mountbatten was one of the first subscribers to the highly-influential "Flying Saucer Review" magazine when it began publication in 1955, and he received copies right up to the time of his death in August 1979.
The Duke of Edinburgh kept a map at Buckingham Palace showing the location of UFO sightings on his wall and he asked the British Air Ministry to send him a copy of every UFO report they received. He also allowed his equerry, Sir Peter Horsley, to discreetly study UFO cases and to bring UFO witnesses to the Palace for private discussions.
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