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Originally posted by Signals
reply to post by Maxmars
Here's the point:
The vast majority of us here have at one point in time been caught up in the UFO/Alien phenomenon. We all WANT to believe...some of us NEED to believe. Why?
Because TPTB & MSM have taught us to believe. Why? Distraction. (see my OP)
Yet we believe without ANY tangible proof, without ANY. We have had decades and decades to come up with solid evidence and it's all one big piece of garbage! We've got nothing! It might as well be 1950 again!
And none of this is meant to be derogatory in anyway.
Thanks for asking BTW.
Originally posted by BigFinger
All I know is I want answers. I've experienced strange things periodically throughout my life that coincide with the UFO phenomenon. I'm completely sane. I have a loving wife and kids. I'm an educated professional mechanical designer. I just want to know what the answer is.
Originally posted by agentofchaos
reply to post by Signals
Me and 2 other people all witnessed a ufo above a lake in Utah, Beaver. It was above the lake and disappeared before our eyes , idk if it is aliens persay, but there is something going on. If it isn't aliens and we have that kind of technology; we shouldn't be in as a bad a place as we are right now. Besides, can you prove that what me and everyone else sees/saw isn't alien in origin?
Originally posted by Signals
Logic would tell us that interstellar space travel is extremely far-fetched and the cause of UFOs is most likely terrestrial.
Originally posted by liketheplague
The most compelling UFO story for me is the Battle of Los Angeles en.wikipedia.org...
Thousands of people must have seen this and there's no suitable explanation for what the craft was. It was bombarded by anti-air shells for several hours and didn't get taken down. It just stayed there until finally disappearing.