[KevinDavis]

I did see something strange one night I think it was in 96. I was looking up in the sky and I saw a triangle. Than I saw the top go down. The lights wasn't flashing or anything like that. It was just plain odd. Was it a UFO, I don't know.

[auggy]

Now, that's enough of that, KevinDavis.

[Bon mots]

I did see something strange one night I think it was in 96. I was looking up in the sky and I saw a triangle. Than I saw the top go down. The lights wasn't flashing or anything like that. It was just plain odd. Was it a UFO, I don't know.

Was it a UFO? Definitely.
Was it piloted by beings from another planet? That is another question. Who knows?

[Bon mots]

I wasn't going to add any more to this thread because this is a subject which seems to attract an inordinate number of wackos and lunatics. This does not mean it isn't true and that some people affected are not telling the truth.

I saw something unexplainable at an air show in Europe not so many years ago. I didn't dare tell anyone about it, and something made me not point it out to others who were busy watching MIGs and Hornets go through their maneuvers.
But the Russians were there, the Yanks, the Brits... so who would be snooping from above?

Anyway, nobody really saw anything. Not even the military watching the show. That is until they developed the film that they were shooting. They clearly saw a disk shaped ufo similar to ones seen at other air shows around the world. All I saw was a black dot suspended very high in the sky in the clouds. There were well over 100,000 people at this particular event.

This would actually correspond with the device described by Bob Lazar, which he said produced a black dot, and in accordance with the laws of physics - if you controlled gravity, you could bend light - and make the craft invisible to a person on the ground.

Well, anyway, I don't think or talk much about it. But it does make me wonder. I felt a lot better when I saw that the photos taken by the military appeared in the German science magazine "Focus". Then I told my wife.

She thought I was nuts. Now I'm telling you.