[JoeProBono]

[unkus]

It’s a bird.

[poobear]

Stealth aircraft reflecting light? Neon kite?

[xkaydet65]

Aurora?? If so, don’t worry Obama will cancel the project and sell the prototypes to Iran.

[Zathras]

Quick, wave them down and ask if they can take the Obamas and Klintons back to their home planet.

[AlexW]

It is a sign that the Marxist now run America.

[davisfh]

I believe that they’re about to land and reveal themselves. And, they will reveal that they’re bringing us “Universal Health Care.”

[Touch Not the Cat]

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The little green men are going to have to step back and watch for the next few years.

Americans will be fighting to restore their Republic.

[mquinn]

“Dennis Kucinich, your ride is here. Dennis Kucinich.”

[Track9]

Project Bluebeam, however outlandish, would be something well withing this administrations bag of tricks to circumvent the rule of law and our Constitution.

[FreedomFerret]

Sweet! My boomarang!

[martin_fierro]

[bgill]

Good to know aliens are into the next generation of space craft. Saucer shapes are now sooo last century.

[pillut48]

D’oh. It’s obviously a fly or gnat on the camera lens! Good try though! The Grays say better luck next time! ;-)

[LRS]

Paging George Alfred Black; Paging George Alfred Black. Mac is still having problems...

[FReepaholic]

With current state of the art computer graphics software being what it is, you can't believe anything unless you witness it yourself.

Take a look at this video and you'll see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUdpFN4O4B0

[HereInTheHeartland]

It was my AA flight that had departed SFO.

[Gator113]

We see those all the time where I live.

We call them Seagulls.

[SkyDancer]

Ultralight ...... we have a few here that look just like that ....

[calex59]

Looks like a flying wing. Probably a boomerang with luminous paint on it:).

[jonrick46]

In the lower photo, notice the funny clump of pixtels at the right side of the object? That’s photo shop my friends. If it is not photo shop, then it is sunlight hitting aircraft wings just at the right angle to reveal the wings and not the rest of the aircraft (or the rest of the fuselage photo shopped out).