Well, there’s a lot of good and solid people who are reporting a lot of stuff, along with group sightings, meaning hundreds and thousands reporting the very same thing at the very same time.
Yup. There have been serious sightings reported by quite credible people. People trained in spotting aircraft, for instance, who have seen things that appear to not maneuver by any method used today by convention aircraft. Problem is, those who shout "crank" the loudest seem to be the ones who ultimately get listened to beceause for some reason, whatever it is that is being seen does not want to show itself in unambiguous terms.
These particular pictures appear to be photoshopped to me, but I could be wrong. I'd be interested in hearing the person who took them explain more fully what they saw.
You said — “These particular pictures appear to be photoshopped to me, but I could be wrong. I’d be interested in hearing the person who took them explain more fully what they saw.”
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Yeah, these pictures on this thread — they’re bogus, it seems. I don’t think the original poster was thinking that they are real. And, I personally wouldn’t bother even asking the photographer what he saw. These pictures are that ridiculous. I mean, who comes back in a couple of days with a camera to take a picture of a UFO? It’s gong to stay around for its picture to be taken?
Aside from the obvious quackery that goes on, there are some things that large groups of people do see and are never explained.
But, as I was explaining in some of the other posts, here, I believe that the entire UFO phenomenon is a hoax perpetrated on the public, even though they are seeing things. It is made out to be (by others) something that it is not (namely, they are not other civilizations dropping in to say hi and see how we’re doing).
It is interesting trying to sort out the fact from fiction...
Should you find a place for a good discussion, ping me please?