December 3rd 2009 sightings Colorado USA

Whenever any uneducated person, mostly in the rural parts of the world, see any sort of light in the sky at night, they assume something is up. Granted, this is the case for a lot of things, but when it comes to UFO's, it is like a wildfire in California.

It is all too common and doesn't seem to ever stop (thank you Hollywood).

I am not into this Alien or UFO thing, but I am a believer that their are other lifeforms out there; however, I am very doubtful that they would take interest in our solar system, let alone our puny little planet.

Just because you see lights in the sky, it doesn't mean aliens. You cannot just assume these things. You may question them, but once you start assuming, that is when you start looking like a fool.

reply to post by IntoUFOs


You assume it is aliens while others question your assumption; when they do, you demand facts to prove their point. Where are your facts? This video proves nothing, just like the video of a hairy ape suit walking across a field proves nothing.

Where are YOUR facts? See, when you try to assume there are aliens, you are the one who must prove the facts to prove that they are aliens, not the other way around. They don't need facts to prove that they are not aliens because it is nearly common sense to most of society that it is an airliner.

Prove your assumptions and I will kindly and respectively withdraw from this topic.

reply to post by IntoUFOs


FAA has to be kidding to those lights are OK.

I'd send a video copy to the FAA or FBI in case there was an
alien abduction one of those nights.



[edit on 12/5/2009 by TeslaandLyne]