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Originally posted by kwisatz
I may be talking out my ass here but havent they found a load of weird chemicals/substances around some of the sites ???
I mean if thats true it kind of rules out your human originated angle.
Not completely obviously but to a large extent.
Any particular formation might develop its own individual folklore if:
-mysterious substances are found in it - particularly if these substances are subjected to scientific analysis and found to be, 'not of this earth'.
Originally posted by hermantinkly
Now recall how last year when the British government released UFO files, one of the reports was about how a woman walking her dog in Wiltshire encountered a "man with a flight suit" who confessed that he was from another planet similar to earth, and that "his race was responsible for creating crop circles."
She described the man as 5'9" fair hair with a Scandinavian type accent and dressed in a light brown garment....
Crop circle expert Lucy Pringle has just published a newsflash on her website giving a dramatic eyewitness account by a woman who tells of seeing the Stonehenge Julia Set crop circle, which appeared on 7th July 1996, form in front of her eyes. I recall the Julia Set crop formation at Stonehenge in 1996 very well, having visited it with a group of friends at the time; we had our own amazing set of synchronicities. This was the event at which a pilot flying a light aircraft from Exeter to Thruxton on the 7th July said the formation was not present when he flew over Stonehenge but was there when he passed over again some 40-50 minutes later! Apparently a gamekeeper and a guard at Stonehenge also confirmed that the stunning Julia Set formation was not there that morning.
Originally posted by Shades1035
reply to post by Arbitrageur
Are these circle people insane? What's their motive?
I know there are attention seeking people out there but spending days doing this for some attention on conspiracy sites sounds just.. unrealistic. Even as bizarre as if aliens made the patterns..
Originally posted by JayinAR
Boy, these circlemakers are a bunch of f-ing geniuses.
Originally posted by JayinAR
reply to post by Arbitrageur
How do you expect for your position to be taken seriously by those who don't already agree with you when you make it a point to belittle people who don't see things the way you do with comments like "gullible" and varoius other implications that those who don't see it your way are of lesser intelligence?