Spring Spectacular!

[Alberto Cardin]

[Ryan Giorgis]

i am pretty sure that i have had success naked eye looking at the reflection of the sun off a window with polarized glasses.  it doesn't burn the eyes so much:)  don't own a camera or a cell phone but love these zeta ning pics.  thankyou all!!!!  

[astrogal50]

I too have noticed debunkers are having difficulty on other sites with the worldwide red filter revolution.

These are the kinds of signs in the skies the cover-up artists have most feared.  When someone captures their very own images of the Planet X Complex, moons, or moon swirls it is almost impossible not to accept something IS between the earth and the sun and the Establishment is covering it up.  You then don't need to accept the word, evidence, or faith of others about Planet X, you know.  We are far into the "say nothing" stage of the cover up of signs in the sky.  That proof may lead to acceptance of the Zetas' message, and that the other side cannot tolerate!

[Nancy Lieder]

@George I'm not sure why some have so much success (as by the many posts) and others are still struggling. Can you give us more details about the floppy disc you are using, what color it is, how you got it after cracking open the plastic cover. Alberto mentioned a "film" from the floppy, which made me wonder. Is that a portion of the internals, or the whole thing? Does the film need to be thin in order to let the light from PX components through? Or are there different manufactured floppys that can affect success.

Can those of you who have had success comment?

Here's what Alberto advised:

Red filter at momenti is very good and important to operate with brighteness and contrast, but as I told the best filter is to use il sottile materiale brown of the floppy disc. This is the most sure for our sight and our camera smartphone. I use the thin film that you can cut from an old floppy disc, it seem to be film of cobalt droped iron oxide. Easy to do, by closing the lens of the camera and good view. But I use also classic Mylar and orange color. Ciao Alberto

[Rich Racosky]

Alberto, I followed all your photos over the many years and this one does capture it the most.

[Nancy Lieder]

I think this is the best one yet!!!

For everyone's info, the debunking teams at work elsewhere are having REAL problems with these red filter photos! People are pushing back hard on the debunkers, who try to dismiss with "lens flare" garbage. These photos are a real game changer!

Bravo Alberto! (Lunga vita ad Alberto!)