Police officer sees three aliens? in crop circle

reply to post by Realtruth


Not if they see what most people's diets consist of

reply to post by Realtruth


He is right though, they fit the ancient descriptions with white/blond hair and blue faces. Apparently that is where the term blue blood comes from. Not sure though.

The nephilim where kinda nasty. Screwed around with our woman, stuff like that. lol

reply to post by Sanjur0


I recently came on ATS. I think I was told I needed to make twenty postings in other threads before i could start my own. Is that true?

I had a close encounter of the third kind in 1954. When the alien craft took off, I suffered amnesia? Everything was wiped out of my mind except the craft that looked like a football. In 1995, in retirement,I recollected most of a bizarre, fantastic display. In 2005, two other pieces fell into place.I could remember everything in technicolor.In 2006, I put my experience on a board in the UK. That's where it happened. I was in the USAF. In 2008, I put it up on two more boards. In 2010, a crop circle image showed up on my browser's Bing image.I was floored. I could swear it reflected half my experience. Two weeks later, I started to Google crop circle web sites.Within an hour, what I described in my encounter was staring me in the face. A crop circle depicting an alien event known only to me.One of the crop circles formed in 2008.The other formed in 2009. Should I follow protocol, or just put it up and see what happens. On caveat.I think these crop circles are copyrighted. What kind of problems could develop?

Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by Joaquin

 

Knowing this, we can come to the conclusion that humans likely only exist here. perhaps human like species have evolved elsewhere in time, but they are likely extinct or not as intelligent as us.

edit on 27-3-2011 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)

So your trieng to claim that beings who have the means to travel between the stars are not as intelligent as us....

Many years ago I heard a story about a Silver Man who was seen running in a field by a family who were passing in their car. This supposedly happened in the Bathgate Hills West Lothian Scotland. This happened close to Cairnpapple Hill, which has a Henge located on the top and as luck would have it falls within the bounds of the ‘Falkirk Triangle’, an area reputed to be rife with UFO sightings.

The reference to the Silver Running Man can be found here among the comments section, near the bottom of the page. (posted by Martin in Dec 2001)
www.themodernantiquarian.com...

A mention of the Falkirk Triangle is here on this link
www.guardian.co.uk...


Cairnpapple (sp mistake)

reply to post by littlezeta


I'm not a hardcore believer in aliens or anything but I decided to wikipedia them. Anyways I found this: en.wikipedia.org... I don't know if anyone made that connection but oh well, interesting post

reply to post by Gorman91


Your logic is very sound, but, I disagree when you say that humans are a complete anomaly. The number one reason humans survived and Neanderthals did not is simply because humans hunted in larger parties, making it easier for them to catch prey. When Neanderthals and humans began hunting in the same areas, they saw each other as competition for scarce food sources due to the Ice Age, and ultimately Neanderthals were killed off. Many due to starvation because their hunting parties were wiped out by humans. Fact is, had there not been an Ice Age during such a crucial stage in both specie's evolution, it's entirely plausible that Humans and Neanderthals would be sharing this planet today.

Also, when you say any human-like species from another planet would likely be less intelligent is also incorrect. We know that had the Neanderthals survived, they may have been equally successful as the humans. We can draw this from Neanderthals' advanced vocal chords, their use of art to express themselves, and their burying of the dead. due to their burial of the dead, we can assume they either had some form of religion/respect for the dead, or, they had an understanding of disease. Maybe they just didn't like the smell, because due to their close family units, they generally buried their dead within their dwelling.

Neanderthals weren't the bumbling stupid species that many believe them to have been. Not only is it plausible for two intelligent species to coexist, this shows that outside of humans, humanoids have proven 3 times out of 3 to be a capable life form in Earth's history (it's unknown what happened to Cro Magnon man, though, the evidence seems to point to them assimilating to the Human species.) If humanoids hit the right genetic blueprints, mixed with the prime geographical necessities on another planet, there's no reason to believe that they would not be as successful as humans on Earth.

Also, you mention that UFO designs have changed very little, thus implying humans may be more intelligent than extraterrestrials. This may be true, but, without knowing the technology, it may be a bit naive. After all, any UFOs that are seen on Earth would have to travel very far to come here. Using current Earth technology, it would take decades to reach the nearest planet which we believe to have life, and that's assuming the nearest planet which may sustain life actually does. We don't know if the shapes seen be witnesses on Earth are the most efficient for traveling great distances through space, nor if there's some other reason for them to be so.

On topic, it's indeed a fact that many crop circles are man-made, but, to me it seems silly for someone to think ALL of them are. Think of it this way, crop circles were first reported in 1966 (not necessarily the first ones, simply the first ones seen and reported.) If they were man made, what would be the purpose? Why create an intricate design in a far off field in the middle of nowhere that can only be seen from above? If it were a marketing ploy by a farmer on hard times who just happened to have great geometrical knowledge, he seems to have overlooked that people back then were very afraid of nuclear contamination and likely wouldn't have purchased his crops from that season. Then, there's the fact that some crop circles use geometry and mathematical symbols to form musical notes. To make these shapes creating notes requires an even further knowledge that a simple farmer is unlikely to have.

Haha I do find it amusing that in the OP the beings are said to be over six feet tall, yet, in the artistic rendering, they are shown to be closer to 20 feet tall.

Nice find OP, S+F

Are you kidding me? How could anyone take this seriously? I totally believe there is intelligent life out there somewhere and I even am willing to believe that we have been visited in the past and "maybe" still today. But really? Those pictures look like B-Roll from a Bruce Campbell movie or a 1980's David Bowie music video. This right here is exactly why people who "believe" are never taken seriously...

reply to post by Wookiegonewild


But if you believe in beings from outer space how can you dismiss this image? You don;t know how they look like. Don't you see the contradiction there? You cannot presume how they would look like if you have never seen them, or am I wrong.
To be honest I find the image very credible. 10 times more credible then the monstrous aliens from Hollywood.
These figures have very human shapes. Why would they not? The humanoid shape is very practical for many reasons. (i dont need to go into that, or do i?)
Also you must know that these depictions have been described in ancient history as well. It's not entirely new.

Any case. I am not saying you must believe this. For all we know this man made it all up. But i'm open for the possibility.

I notice that there are still people who believe that crop circles are man made. Therefor a few facts about the mysterious crop circles.

1. They appear over night, out of the blue.
2. No one ever finds any trace of human presence. No footprints. No garbage, or any other left-behinds, no trails leading to the circles. Just a big huge extraordinary complex figure right in the middle of a field.
3. The crops are not broken or violated in any way. They have fallen by themselves. Eltjo Hasselhof introduced the light-ball theory and that one has been accepted up until so far. An electro-magnetic light ball causes the crops to actually grow and fall down due to their increased mass. This corroborates with multiple video-recordings of light balls hovering over fields. In one you can actually see the circle being created.
4. These circles are made with immense precision. Often resulting in a 3 dimensional effect.
5. The circles present many symbols referring to our calendars, astrology, mathematics and physics. They are not just beautiful images. They are signs and there are people who claim to have figured them out by analyzing them chronologically in appearance. It tells a warning story about a huge body coming towards our solar system and will heavily affect our sun, leading to many natural disasters and chaos. It also tries to tell how we must change our energies to create a protective energy shield around the planet. It also tells us to beware of deceit and to have faith. They say they oppose the deceivers and that the conduit is closing. This being the secrecy we are so trapped in.

As far as I'm concerned no human being could be capable of doing this. We simply don't posses that advanced type of technology or knowledge.

There have been some debunkers trying to show that they can make crop circles and this has led many people to believe it is all a hoax. However the circles these people have achieved to make do not explain the mysteries mentioned above. It takes them many days working in big teams to make them.They have to break the crops and they have to work during day light. Also their accomplishments do not resemble the mysterious crop circles in any way. You can easily notice that they are man made.

I myself cannot come to any other conclusion than that this is done by benevolent extraterrestrials. But the choice lies with you. The evidence is there.

reply to post by littlezeta


lol that crop circle is, for the most part, the badge from battle star galactica...
unless that show was made by aliens, Id say that circle is 100% human

reply to post by RisenAngel77


This is really interesting what you're saying. I never thought of it. I know people really like marihuana, I myself can't stand, i really hate it, i hate the smell and more than anything else i hate the affect it has on me, it slows my brain down, i cant think clear, my motorics dont function and feel like a zombie. But I notice people are more peaceful and loving under marihuana. Also they appear to experience the opposite to what i experience. Well who am I to judge?

It's certainly true the governemts do anything they can to ban this, which is ludicrous.

Originally posted by StopFearMongering
reply to post by littlezeta

 

I'm not a hardcore believer in aliens or anything but I decided to wikipedia them. Anyways I found this: en.wikipedia.org... I don't know if anyone made that connection but oh well, interesting post

"Wikipedia does not have an article with this name."

Waste of time.

Originally posted by RisenAngel77

Take a good look at Cannabis. It does not look anywhere close to any other plant on earth. In fact the plant itself looks alienish.

Cleome
Jatropha multifida
false Aralia
Kenaf
Texas Star Hibiscus
Tagetes minuta
Japanese Maple

These plants have all been mistaken for Cannabis and look nearly identical, and these are just the first that popped into my mind.

reply to post by pupilstutor


Dont worry about copyrights, nothing will happen. If anyone would complain which I strongly doubt you will be asked to remove the picture.
Common show me. Your story intrigues me. Tell me more.

I almost expected a headline that read....

"Ron Weinalnd see aliens in a crop circle talking with Osama Bin Laden on the current state of global warming prior to Niburu hitting earth after Muslims gain control of every nation on earth that uses nuclear power after the oil runs out "

or something to that effect. Now that I COULD believe.

Originally posted by spikey
Did you notice that in the image with the military chopper, there is what appear to *BE* three white figures, near the top of the mound?!

Coincidence? Was this image snapped on the same day as the policeman had his encounter?

Perhaps they hang around the area a fair bit.

That photo with the black helicopter appears to be old. The mound is Silbury Hill. You used to be able to climb to the top of it. I suspect these are walkers or tourists. Sheep are also in there.

Due to degredation of the hill from walkers and climbers it is now off limits. My suspicion lies more with that they don't want people going up there, as the views are exceptional and they wouldn't want the plebs capturing smoking gun footage of anything.

By the way, Silbury Hill is the biggest pre-history man made construction in Europe. It's up there in ingenuity with the Pyramids.

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What I find remarkable is the huge amount of skepticism.

Try and imagine. This police officer, what will he gain with this story? Money? I dont think so.
The only thing he will gain is ridicule, but still he still does it, why? Because he probably is really convinced of what he saw. Now does that mean anything to you?
For the past century hundreds of thousands of people have been reporting similar events. Are they all crazy? Is that what you're implying? Are they all delusional and psychotic?
Note that these reports are so often done by the most average layman. You're everyday type of person.
Is it so strange to assume they might be telling the truth, at least in regard to their perceptions?