[Quix]

Most welcome.

The kneejerk naysayers are still probably more annoying to me than I should let them be.

Thankfully, their days are numbered on this subject.

Alas, when disclosure arrives, I am concerned that reality for citizens will have unalterably changed forever in some uncomfortable ways.

Thankfully, GOD HAS IT ALL IN HIS HANDS.

[thoughtomator]

I don't suppose, that having made remarkable assertions, that you feel any obligation to provide real evidence thereof?

[Frank_Discussion]

I think that I may be more pragmatic than you, but I think to close the door on reasonable but riduculed possibilities is shortsighted.

The subject of UFO's is one of those possibilities. Often there are folks who say "there's got to be a scientific explanation" and I'm inclined to agree. Where the knee-jerking begins is when the scientific explanation includes unfashionable discoveries.

That dark spot may be a data transmission error, a falling meteor that is no longer superheated from reentry, a piece of debris from a Martian dust-devil, a bit of dust on the panoramic camera, or a spacecraft/aircraft. OR other possibilities I can't currently conjure up.

One thing IS for sure: It's not something you expect to find in this particular field of view.

[BenLurkin]

Say, I'm curious (and please don't flame me cuz I'm already stressed from doing taxes) . . .

But are you suggesting there is some kind of connection between Christ and UFOs?

And if so what is the connection . . . ?

[Marie]

Your back! :-)