Time: 8:50pm August 30th 2026. Location: Seattle WA I was just on a trip back from Tennessee to Oregon and I had a layover in seattle. I was sitting on the left side of the plane and we had just gotten over Seattle. I was looking out the window when i saw this basketball shaped silver ball with some sort of etchings on the side fly by. It didnt move by fast which makes me believe it was going the same direction as the plane but just a little slower. It was just out of range of the planes wing...

“Harm reduction” and “housing first” are why we have a “homeless” crisis. We need moderates to run for mayor in Seattle, LA, Denver and other cities where “progressives” who hate civilization weaponize the mentally ill and addicted to terrorize neighborhoods. https://t.co/6WfgatFJJu [Quoted] Anyone who says this is an affordable housing crisis is lying to you. https://t.co/S5huddnDB7

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Had such a great time in Seattle with some fantastic folks the other day. Live shows and good magic are fun! #UFO #uap #IPN #UFOx https://t.co/NM0fdktVuh

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Portland showed up! Next stop, Seattle! https://t.co/Eyq78spnBX

I'm collecting oral histories from experiencers from 1990s Seattle and I remembered this story from my time in avionics C-school in the U.S. Marines in 2004. The story goes that a hapless Navy or Marine Corps avionics tech working at Whidbey Island on an EA-6B Prowler flipped a switch and deployed an EMP that shut down portions of Everett and north Seattle. The Prowlers were in service from the early 1970s until 2015.1 I wrote it off as bullshit meant to scare us new techs into being extra ca...

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On June 21, 1947, Harold Dahl was out cruising Puget Sound south of Seattle looking for logs to salvage when he saw six donut-shaped objects flying over his boat. According to Dahl, one of the objects began dumping white metal and some debris resembling lava rock which fell onto his boat, breaking a crewman's arm and killing a dog. The next day, in Dahl's story, he was approached by a man in a dark suit who warned him not to discuss the incident further with anyone, without giving any credent...