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originally posted by: Blackhawk0044
And by the way, if your implying I'm him. I've had this account for YEARS. Casual lurker here.
Nothing like some bickering thread derailments... This is why it's such a hassle to post here.
The idea of "deny ignorance" isn't a goal that ATS hopes to accomplish. Instead, it's a challenge. A call to all those who come here to aspire to a higher state of awareness through informed discussion and debate.
The Brunswick News The lights begin to appear in the sky over Hortense after dark as stars make their appearances. At first glance, they look like any other stars in the galaxy. That initial image soon changes, however. Suddenly, objects that looked like stars begin to pulsate in four distinct colors: red, blue, yellow and green. Ron Carter first spotted them on Nov. 13, and has watched them in the sky above his home every night since. "At first I didn't think anything of it," said Carter, who lives in Hortense and works at a bank in Glynn County. "I was cutting the garage light off when I saw the red, blue, yellow and green lights flickering. I thought it was the size of a small plane. Then the lights went out and came back on about 100 yards to the east."
We have been seeing so many of these in Missouri, people are trying to study them to figure out what they are.
originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: Blackhawk0044
Here's another sighting in Brunswick Georgia from 2003:
thebrunswicknews.com...
The Brunswick News The lights begin to appear in the sky over Hortense after dark as stars make their appearances. At first glance, they look like any other stars in the galaxy. That initial image soon changes, however. Suddenly, objects that looked like stars begin to pulsate in four distinct colors: red, blue, yellow and green. Ron Carter first spotted them on Nov. 13, and has watched them in the sky above his home every night since. "At first I didn't think anything of it," said Carter, who lives in Hortense and works at a bank in Glynn County. "I was cutting the garage light off when I saw the red, blue, yellow and green lights flickering. I thought it was the size of a small plane. Then the lights went out and came back on about 100 yards to the east."
originally posted by: Waterglass
He has a national call in radio show on UFOS, paranormal and conspiracies It would be me, you and either Dieter or Michael Lee Hill.
originally posted by: InhaleExhale
The OP talks about rotation, then orbit, all the while the simple moving in a circle is what it was, no rotation.
Whatever they are I have good reason to believe they can read our thoughts. If it is manmade its highly advanced in more than the mechanical way. They behave more like beings than craft.
Astronomers Just Created The Most Powerful Artificial Star in The Sky - Using Lasers JOSH HRALA 29 APR 2016
The first guide star was proposed way back in the 1950s, though researchers lacked the means to make them a reality until the late-1990s, when computing power dramatically increased.
You were given an offer to joust me in a public domain with equal representation yet you ignored it.
The other OP you are challenging is not me and I am not him.
Isn't this what you signed up for?
originally posted by: Blackhawk0044
a reply to: Waterglass
To be honest, I've completely put the chance of these things being extraterrestrial out of my head. I honestly believe these things are man-made. I think the entire alien theory was created to deceive mankind. It's entirely in the elites possibility to have this technology. The exact same plotline happened in the new X-files season... I think that's more likely in my opinion. If not, then definately fallen angels or demons.
But thanks for the reply! Don't listen to buddy, bc I know what I seen aswell. And it was pretty #ing incredible.
originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: standingwave
I agree with you and so do the others who saw what I saw. I just hope ATS allows "us" to keep this thread going and I wish ATS well. I have other information that I can add from other locations in the world; some with video or pictures to keep this narrative going so we can solve it. For whatever reason the UFO community never attempted to link similar sightings from across the world on anything and what I saw is NEVER discussed. Possibly the mainstream UFO community does not want link similar objects or they are not allowed to or possibly its a money game for them and they simply become SHILLS.
All I know is that among all of the people I reached out to, one group who I consider "on the fringe" did say what you just wrote as per below. So what do I know as all I am is Joe Earthling. They could be the real deal but I need to independently convince myself.
Thanks
Whatever they are I have good reason to believe they can read our thoughts. If it is manmade its highly advanced in more than the mechanical way. They behave more like beings than craft.
originally posted by: standingwave
We have been seeing so many of these in Missouri, people are trying to study them to figure out what they are.
originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: Blackhawk0044
Here's another sighting in Brunswick Georgia from 2003:
thebrunswicknews.com...
The Brunswick News The lights begin to appear in the sky over Hortense after dark as stars make their appearances. At first glance, they look like any other stars in the galaxy. That initial image soon changes, however. Suddenly, objects that looked like stars begin to pulsate in four distinct colors: red, blue, yellow and green. Ron Carter first spotted them on Nov. 13, and has watched them in the sky above his home every night since. "At first I didn't think anything of it," said Carter, who lives in Hortense and works at a bank in Glynn County. "I was cutting the garage light off when I saw the red, blue, yellow and green lights flickering. I thought it was the size of a small plane. Then the lights went out and came back on about 100 yards to the east."
Wow. I've never seen a local report that mentions so detailed one of the many strange sightings I have had with these objects. Thanks for the contribution. I love this stuff more than I know is a healthy level of researching this stuff. Standingwave absolutely hit the nail on the head with the conclusion of rational, curious minded people. After seeing such things, it's fascinating the way it catapults your curiosity and just utterly destroys what you thought you knew about almost everything and especially what I thought I knew about "UFO truth." Thanks for that validation, it's so reassuring to see that indeed. All the nights I looked like a straight up cuck showing my friends and others these strange stars and opening their minds about such things that others felt the same pursuit of the utter, raw truth whatever and wherever it is...
Whatever it is, can mimic a stars scintillation . For some reason they have to emit this light to try and blend in.......The true color they must emit is a deep red to orange.
Whatever they are I have good reason to believe they can read our thoughts. If it is manmade its highly advanced in more than the mechanical way. They behave more like beings than craft.
The Brunswick News The lights begin to appear in the sky over Hortense after dark as stars make their appearances. At first glance, they look like any other stars in the galaxy. That initial image soon changes, however. Suddenly, objects that looked like stars begin to pulsate in four distinct colors: red, blue, yellow and green. Ron Carter first spotted them on Nov. 13, and has watched them in the sky above his home every night since. "At first I didn't think anything of it," said Carter, who lives in Hortense and works at a bank in Glynn County. "I was cutting the garage light off when I saw the red, blue, yellow and green lights flickering. I thought it was the size of a small plane. Then the lights went out and came back on about 100 yards to the east."
originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: Blackhawk0044
I hope this stuff is decent information as it takes a lot of digging to find on the internet. Based on what I have found so far these lights were first mentioned in the late 1950's by a group that as of today I am still on the fence on. That's why I am not referencing them as I need to find others who have independently witnessed same throughout the world. I believe that Michael Lee Hills videos are not fake nor were they dubbed. His videos were trashed by the "experts" as being lights from the Canadian shoreline. Having lived near Lake Erie I don't believe the experts and I dismiss them as SHILLS. However I do have trouble accepting "channeled" information which Michael is pushing. So I just keep moving on with or without help from other ATS OPS. I plan on contacting the two women from Syracuse, New York who supposedly have compiled like sightings from around the world on reported UFOs with and hopefully they will have something with respect to what I have mentioned in this thread. Then again they may just tell me to buy their book.
Thank you.
originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: Blackhawk0044
I hope this stuff is decent information as it takes a lot of digging to find on the internet. Based on what I have found so far these lights were first mentioned in the late 1950's by a group that as of today I am still on the fence on. That's why I am not referencing them as I need to find others who have independently witnessed same throughout the world. I believe that Michael Lee Hills videos are not fake nor were they dubbed. His videos were trashed by the "experts" as being lights from the Canadian shoreline. Having lived near Lake Erie I don't believe the experts and I dismiss them as SHILLS. However I do have trouble accepting "channeled" information which Michael is pushing. So I just keep moving on with or without help from other ATS OPS. I plan on contacting the two women from Syracuse, New York who supposedly have compiled like sightings from around the world on reported UFOs with and hopefully they will have something with respect to what I have mentioned in this thread. Then again they may just tell me to buy their book.
Thank you.