Air Force colonel reports lights 'not of this world' (More UFOs)

World Net Daily ^ | January 17, 2007 | Joe Kovacs

[ml/nj]

"I believe these lights were not of this world, and I feel a duty and responsibility to come forward," Col. Brian Fields told WND.

I just think that if it were I, I wouldn't pick WND to bring my story to the world.

ML/NJ

[Zechariah_8_13]

There are photos at the link

[MHGinTN]

Actually, it's better than Rense or C2C. Who would want to be ridiculed by CNN or other of the alphabet networks?

[dinoparty]

With the Chicago incident as well, are we seeing the newest generation of terror-fighting weapons???

[somemoreequalthanothers]

With the Chicago incident as well, are we seeing the newest generation of terror-fighting weapons???

I suspect the experimentation being done today probably won't bear fruit for many years. By then, hopefully we have gloabl terrorism cleaned up to some extent. Unless we have more Democrat presidents who sweep it under the proverbial rug.

[somemoreequalthanothers]

global, that is

[snarks_when_bored]

  

The two images at the top are zoomed. The red light on the right in the bottom pic is a radio tower light, according to the caption.

[BluH2o]

Nothing to concern yourself about ... just alien craft making their initial approach for landing at Mena, Arkansas. Mena, Arkansas? Just ask Bubba ... he can fill you in on the details.

[mware]

I found this photo at John Batchalors site. Not of any UFO, but still really cool.

[Rte66]

Hmmm. Van Buren's too far south of Neosho/Joplin for the spook lights to have gone down there - and he said they were to his southeast, anyway - Fort Chaffee, Fort Smith.

OK, I give up! Too bad he got crazy-sounding there at the end. WND wouldn't know the difference, tho.

[FreedomCalls]

Why is it that people who photograph UFOs can't ever seem to focus a camera? All I see are several SEVERELY out of focus lights.

[snarks_when_bored]

Good question. I don't know what we can conclude from such photos...nothing much, it would seem

[TBall]

"Why is it that people who photograph UFOs can't ever seem to focus a camera?" Because they are tripping on mushrooms when they click.

[festus]

Why is it that people who photograph UFOs can't ever seem to focus a camera?

Because the aliens are in the middle of decloaking and thus the ship is never fully visible much less in focus.

[FreedomCalls]

Crank up the brightness and contrast and you will find that there are 11 badly out-of-focus lights in that picture. None differ significantly from the admitted radio tower lights on the right. It's garbage.

[festus]

My goodness. There's more of em than we first thought!!!

Maude get me my gun and if I'm not back in 20 minutes call the sherrif...............

[snarks_when_bored]

Good job. I'd also like to see a daylight photo of that same area from the same position.

[WoofDog123]

actually it may be that they are so small on a normal lens that they are just zoomed to the point where they look like that. (I can only assume he had the camera set to infinity.)

[FreedomCalls]

actually it may be that they are so small on a normal lens that they are just zoomed to the point where they look like that. (I can only assume he had the camera set to infinity.)

No, it's the focus that's off. If you zoom in on a point source (like a distant light), you will still have a point source. If you defocus a point source (even one located at infinity), you will have the blobs just like in the picture.