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To: RobRoy

There have been multiple sightings around major cities all over the place. Meaningful? Not really, happens all the time but certainly not like this.

Until one lands on the White House lawn or something similar I ain’t holding my breath.


9 posted on 10/19/2010 12:30:43 PM PDT by Peter from Rutland
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To: Peter from Rutland

What fascinates me to this day is crop circles. Sure, there are a LOT of fakes. However, there are a lot of them that are simply unexplainable.

It’s interesting that something so utterly fantastic is completely ignored by the press. I think it is because it is a sort of “forbidden” topic. Since there is no explanation, they are becoming common, and there is nothing “new”, they are best avoided.

It’s funny though, that something so relatively common, and unexplainable, is mostly the stuff of obscure web sites.

FWIW, I was driving on I-5 back in the late 90’s at about 3 in the morning one day and pulled off at an exit to stretch my legs, and saw a UFO. Emphasis on “U”. It was similar to seeing a satellite break up on re-entry except there were some artifacts that strongly contradicted that explanation. Crumbling satellites don’t deploy searchlights.


20 posted on 10/19/2010 12:40:12 PM PDT by RobRoy (The US Today: Revelation 18:4)
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To: Peter from Rutland

****Until one lands on the White House lawn or something similar I ain’t holding my breath.****

They should be smarter than that;)

Where would you land on a strange planet?

Disneyworld or a huge power plant? Ocean, desert, the plains or mountains?


43 posted on 10/19/2010 1:05:40 PM PDT by sodpoodle (Despair; man's surrender. Laughter; God's redemption.)
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