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originally posted by: Telepathy3
Sure, but you can't either say "ooo that's symbolic" and that's it's not a ufo even tho that's exactly what it is.
originally posted by: Bedlam
originally posted by: Telepathy3
Sure, but you can't either say "ooo that's symbolic" and that's it's not a ufo even tho that's exactly what it is.
No, that's exactly what it's not. Seriously, read the links start to finish that were posted earlier. You'll learn a lot.
Whatever gods may exist, blessed be Picasso and Dali. They made some good stuff.
originally posted by: wmd_2008
a reply to: Telepathy3
Yes because ALL artists paint EXACTLY what they see don't they
Some great examples below.
Dali Paintings
originally posted by: Telepathy3
a reply to: wmd_2008
Is that suppose to be evidence? Where talking about depiction of angels and crafts and wether or not the ufos and angels where seen as the same thing. Your picture of some distorted face is imaginative, but where talking about depictions of actual objects that were seen in the sky over battle fields
originally posted by: Telepathy3
a reply to: wmd_2008
That wouldn't account for something sitting in the sky for extended periods of time, or any of the other ufo sighting less then a few hundred years ago before we had aircrafts. HUman imagination has nothing to do with real and actual sightings of objects in the sky
originally posted by: Telepathy3
a reply to: uncommitted
And I could easily argue that the so called angels shinning lights down on them are in fact aliens, that aliens and angels are the same thing and that's why a ufo would be depicted. As I also mentioned the painted above of "flaming shields" isn't one of symbolic imagery, it's of an object that was seen over a battle field
originally posted by: Telepathy3
a reply to: uncommitted
No, I've said several times in this post already that the ufo depiction of what they called a "flaming shield" IS an eye witness depiction of an object that was sighted over a battle field and isn't biblical or symbolic imagery
These images of two crusaders date from a 12th century manuscript “Annales Laurissense”, and refer to a Ufo sighting in the year 776 A.D. during the siege on Sigiburg Castle, France, by the Saxons. Suddenly a group of discs (flaming shields) appeared and started hovering over the top of the church. The Saxons believed the French were protected by these objects and fled.”
The oldest manuscript known today which contains a copy of the Annales Laurissenses is known as the Lorsch Codex. This is where the Annales Laurissenses took their name, monasterium Laureshamense being the Latin name of the Lorsch monastery. The Lorsch Codex is indeed dated from the 12th century and is most probably the one referred to when talking about the provenance of the above illustrations. [...] Unfortunately, even if the Lorsch Codex does contain some miniatures for initials, it does not contain our beautiful world-wide-web illustrations. These must have come from elsewhere.
So, yes, there is a chronicle which describes glowing shields in the sky, but there is no illuminated copy of it that has images that even remotely look like those.