‘Defence against alien landings’: Paranormal expert suggest ancient Scottish sites were built to protect against extraterrestrial invasions
Produced by: Tarun Mishra Designed by: Manoj Kumar
Expert’s Claim
Ron Halliday, a veteran paranormal investigator, asserts that ancient stone circles in Scotland were constructed to fend off potential alien attacks.
Specific Sites
Halliday highlights locations such as Skara Brae and Maeshowe on Mainland Orkney, suggesting they were built as protective measures against alien landings.
Interpretation of Pictish Stones
He interprets Pictish stone carvings depicting fleeing figures as evidence of ancient encounters with extraterrestrial beings.
Allegations of Cover-Up
Halliday alleges that the true purpose of these ancient structures has been obscured over time, challenging conventional archaeological explanations.
Speculation on Brochs
He speculates that stone towers known as brochs might also be linked to defenses against alien invaders, drawing parallels to the mysteries surrounding the construction of the pyramids.
Signalling to Aliens
Halliday suggests that these structures may have served as signals to attract alien attention or to demonstrate awareness of extraterrestrial visitation.
Conference Insights
At the recent Scottish UFO and Paranormal Conference in Glasgow, Halliday presented these provocative theories, aiming to stimulate thought and discussion among attendees.
Event Details
The conference marked its tenth year, offering a platform for exploring various paranormal phenomena, including Halliday’s theories on ancient defences against alien threats.