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    1. astralrocker2001 on

      Submission Statement: This is not a Meme. Look closely for the Dark UFO fling in the back of the painting. In messages relating to the period of the famous plague between 1346 and 1353, they speak of strange cigar-shaped objects slowly crossing the sky, sometimes at a low altitude, dispersing a “frightening fog” as they move.

      Date: 1347-1350 A.D.Location: Florence, Italy

      Summary: Writer Gianfranco Degli Esposti mentions that “reports relating to the period of the famous Black Plague, between 1347 and the 1350, speak of strange cigar-shaped objects slowly crossing the sky, sometimes at low altitude, dispersing in their passage a disturbing mist.”

      He attributes the Black Plague to these objects because “immediately after the appearance of these shocking events, the epidemic exploded in that area.”

      In Florence a huge mass of vapors appeared in the sky, coming from the north. It spread throughout the land.

      In the East in the same year, many animals fell from the sky. Their decomposing animal carcasses were said to make the air fetid and to cause the spread of the infamous illness that was fatal in India, Asia, and Britain.

      In Florence alone it killed 60,000 people

    2. astralrocker2001 on

      Source: Gianfranco Degli Esposti, “Travi di fuoco e segni divini: paura nei cieli del Medioevo” (www.edicolaweb.net/ufostl6r.htm); Lycosthenes, Prodigiorum acostentorum Chronicon (Basel, 1557).

      ​Gianfranco Degli Esposti is a contemporary Italian UFOlogist who makes the connection between the UFO dispersing mist and the outbreak of the plague.

    3. Well if there was something actually in the fog or what not people could easily collect fog samples and find out if any thing is in them.

    4. AnywhereHorrorX on

      Yeah, probably an unseen ancient killer virus got released from deep within the Earth onto the unsuspecting public through the planetary vent-holes.

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