Recent UFO sighting In Cincinnati 10/22/10 VERY recently.

I'm gonna post the same comment I did in the other thread on these sightings.

One thing that p***** me off though, is why they come out with these stories of skydivers, yet no video comes out from the actual events these skydivers are supposed to be performing for. For example El Paso, on the actual day of the event, who took video from the ground up at the actual amigo airshow of the golden knights exact jump they apparently practiced for that night? no one! cause I haven't seen it!

I want to see video from any of the tens of thousands who were actually at the Cincinnati game of these skydivers!

Originally posted by Conluceo
I'm gonna post the same comment I did in the other thread on these sightings.

One thing that p***** me off though, is why they come out with these stories of skydivers, yet no video comes out from the actual events these skydivers are supposed to be performing for. For example El Paso, on the actual day of the event, who took video from the ground up at the actual amigo airshow of the golden knights exact jump they apparently practiced for that night? no one! cause I haven't seen it!

I want to see video from any of the tens of thousands who were actually at the Cincinnati game of these skydivers!

You know you've got a point. Lately it would seem that sky divers are the new trend for explanation of UFO phenomena.

Why do they sky dive over major cities?

Why are people just now video taping them and thinking they are "out of" the ordinary?

Coincidental that nobody has noticed them sky diving before??

Amazing that a few lights in the sky would cause so much panic. Imagine what we would do if it really was aliens. All of the recent "UFO" sightings recently are not ET's. If they were, why would they appear as tiny specks in the sky that for some reason, no one can get a clear image of? If they really wanted to make themselves known, you'd see UFOs close up and personal. But we don't, because there's no such thing as aliens on earth.

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What panic are you talking about?

I would see it more as curiosity than panic. I think it's quite normal to be curious about objects that seem out of place in the sky above you, all you're ever used to seeing is clouds, planes, the sun, the sky and the moon.

Heck even a kite at the park sometimes drives people to look up.

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In all seriousness, they have to be running out of explanations. I don't think it's over, far from, but they can't be coming up with these excuses over and over again. Most of the masses are dumbed down, but there is a limit to their attention disorder.

I saw these lights firsthand last night around 7:50 pm from the northside neighborhood of cincinnati. In all honesty, I can not be certain if they were skydivers or not. It seems plausible enough except for two things, some of the lights were at time stationary, and at times moved upward, as well as side to side, and their overall downward motion did not seem like an effect of gravity. the second thing is that a parachuting stunt like that for a UC football game would have been news in Cincinnati (it's a pretty quiet city) and also something expensive to do for a regular game.

As far as the objects themselves, I could clearly see that they had short comet-like tails, which were at first completely parallel, and other times swirled into each other, disappeared and reappeared.

I know at least 6 other people who saw it from various parts of Cincinnati and northern Kentucky. I will try to pinpoint their location over the city, but it certainly seemed like they were over the university.

So, as i said at the beginning, it is perfectly reasonable to believe they were parachutists, but I still have my doubts.

I was at the game. They always have parachutists land on the field before games. There are usually only 1 or 2 night home games a year, sometimes more. There was the same uproar over another UFO sighting in Cincinnati on November 7, 2009, there was a Cincinnati football game that took place on this night as well. The parachutists have flares hanging from there feet one flare goes out another one gets lit (each parachutist has 3 or 4 flares hanging from their feet). It is pretty straight forward once you know all the details. One thing that I didn't like about finding out about the hoopla is now I am more skeptical than I was about UFO videos. If normal activity such as this caused this many people to claim it to be real (on youtube and other websites) right off the bat, how can I trust other videos?

Why would the military say it is the Army practicing at night and then have it be reported that it is civilian Skydivers for a Football game? Odd.

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it was their only explanation. they may not have known there was an event occurring.

Skydivers, that's what I thought it looked like...... People have an idea in their brain that they see a large lit craft in the sky, expert news station 5 says it was just football game sky divers, and the people wash their brain of their initial belief and yes, it must have been skydiver/parachuters. (I've been to several college and a few nfl games, NEVER seen a skydiver show, yes I've seen fireworks and jets).

I'm hesitant to believe in aliens, but the govt does test a lot, and they are doing things to our skies. I live close to Cinci and it seems like lately the number have chem trails has exploded.

Whatever this was, alien or government, it was not football fan entertainment.

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So I guess UCinc does go for the parachuter thing www.faniq.com...

Nonetheless, that doesn't make sense looking at the videos. Wish I could see them in first person.

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I was at that game too. That was scary, hilarious, and everything else wrapped into one moment. Now if he had been hurt I wouldn't have just said that.

I'll try to get a video next home night game at Nippert Stadium and post it on here to give y'all the first person experience.

www.youtube.com...#!

here is something similar to what I saw

Once again we have more primitive UFO footage, and once again the trolls have appeared...



yet once again we are more interested in watching the wheel spin in Inertia, instead of trying to figure out how it is spinning..

More interesting UFO footage..

Originally posted by ANSPHAR
Why would the military say it is the Army practicing at night and then have it be reported that it is civilian Skydivers for a Football game? Odd.

You are confusing two seperate events. The Golden Knights were appearing at an airshow at El Paso last weekend. This weekend was a home game at Nippert stadium in Cincinnati.

Yawn..

Why the heck would sky divers blind themselves so high in the air?



Come on lets stand up straight here..

Im a believer, but the sky diver explanation works for me. Just because you want to believe they are UFO so bad doesnt make other people's explanations 'cover up'

I want the truth.. Not an excuse son...


I want nothing so bad these days.. I have all I want...

Originally posted by Conluceo
I'm gonna post the same comment I did in the other thread on these sightings.

One thing that p***** me off though, is why they come out with these stories of skydivers, yet no video comes out from the actual events these skydivers are supposed to be performing for. For example El Paso, on the actual day of the event, who took video from the ground up at the actual amigo airshow of the golden knights exact jump they apparently practiced for that night? no one! cause I haven't seen it!

I want to see video from any of the tens of thousands who were actually at the Cincinnati game of these skydivers!