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I was hoping for more on unidentified submerged objects - a much larger, better supplied, and more interesting category of things than unidentified flying objects.

 

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Magical Realist, are you so close-minded that you won't even entertain the possibility that it's NOT an otherworldly craft?

It would be awesome if it was one, but the evidence just isn't extraordinary enough to jump to that conclusion.

 

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I don't know what world it's from. I DO know its one of thousands of sightings and photos of unknown aerial craft that doesn't match any technology we have nor any natural explanation for them. UFOs like this one have been observed for decades now, saucer shaped and cylindrical shaped objects flying at incredible speeds. So since we know such things exist, it becomes quite likely that it is yet another one of those.

http://www.thinkaboutit-ufos.com/cylinder-shaped-ufos/

 

This must be James R doin his senior citizen victory lap and high fiv'n skeptics abroad for having put another weak inadequate believer in ufos into their place. Me feels so dirty now. lol! If putting people down and whining about compelling evidence were winning an argument, you'd win the trophy hands down James R. Or maybe second place after Bells. I can't decide who is more obnoxiously bent on being right on a topic they are clearly clueless about.

 

You, obviously.

 

The theory behind the appearance of ufos in the mid 1940's is that they (whoever they are) suddenly became interested in humanity after the explosion of the atomic bombs in Japan. The implication is that they recognized we were at a stage where we could destroy outselves and therefore in need of some sort of interaction. Interesting also is the tendency of ufos sighting to come in waves--like the one in the 1970's where thousands were observed and even interacted with. That's further evidence for the reality of this phenomenon. People all over the world don't suddenly agree to start making up ufo sightings in the same year.

 

This will be better for your blood pressure in the long run. Letting go is so important for us in our later years. The body can't handle the undue stress of encountering startling evidence for things it doesn't want to believe in. It's immunity is reduced and you end up making yourself sick or mentally disturbed. I often forget the traumatizing effect of ufo and paranormal evidence on people not mentally equipped to face the reality of their existence. I'll go easy on you next time and try to agree with everything you say. I'll bow reverently before your claims of superior intelligence and vast knowledge on the subject of ufos and the paranormal. That should make you feel better no?

 

Interview: UFO/USO Researcher Jennifer Jarvis of Lake Ontario 'Orbwatch'

q.1 -- "Throughout UFO/USO History, there have been murmurs of undersea alien bases of operation. Do you think such a thing exists or has ever existed?

JJ -- I do not use the word "alien" in my own reports. The word does appear occasionally on our website, but only in documents authored by other people. Judging only from what I have witnessed personally, there could be some truth to the concept of "undersea/underwater" bases of operation. However, whether or not one can determine the origins of these so-called bases is another matter.

My personal observations have all been associated with water. Obviously, I am mostly observing on Lake Ontario, but have seen the "ORBS" in other places too.

I went to Australia in April 1998 and witnessed ORB-like activity out over the Gulf of St. Vincent near Adelaide. I am told by OW Co-Director that there are no shore lights even slightly resembling what we saw over the Gulf from Adelaide. On the other side of the Gulf there is a very sparse population. There are about 6 towns down that side of the Gulf, spread along about 250 km of roads. Apperently, none of these little settlements would be capable of producing what we saw. Shipping and roads may also be ruled out.

In England I saw similar activity right over the River Thames in Bershire, west of London. I had been given information regarding a multi-lighted craft that had been witnessed one week before my initial skywatch. I set up base camp to keep a watch for any repeat performance of this colorful event, and, as a result, was witness to three consecutive nights of ORB-like activity right over the river.

On the east coast of England, just north of the Thames Estuary, I saw more ORB activity. These "lights" would hover just like the ORBS that I see over Lake Ontario. However, I saw no submersions.

Whilst staying in Torquay, Devon, I witnessed an ORB rising up over the river to the north of our observation location. The light quality was very similar to the ORBS that I see over the lake.

The only conclusion that I can really draw from my own observations is that I, personally, see aerial phenomena in association with water. However, in the case of Lake Ontario, I would hazard a guess that there is definitely "something" down there under that dark, cold water!!!....."


(c)1999 Jennifer Jarvis (ORBWATCH) -- contact@orbwatch.com

(c)Interviewed by M.Q. Osiris, summer 1999 -- protoalien@netscape.net

http://www.ufoevidence.org/documents/doc1714.htm

 

Well yes..for a toy that was disseminated worldwide in stores and advertised widely on TV. But there was no such coordinated campaign for ufo flaps such as the one that occurred in October of 1973. People just started seeing the same sort of thing worldwide. No coordination or encouragement to do so:

http://www.ufoevidence.org/documents/doc945.htm

http://kenny.anomalyresponse.org/WAVE73.htm

 

"For over fifty years, both civilian and military pilots have seen Unidentified Aerial Phenomena1 (UAP), also commonly called Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). This catalogue is a compilation of more than 1300+ such sightings, by military pilots, private pilots and airliners crews. These cases are special for several reasons. Training and experience make pilots and crews much more reliable witnesses than others. They are used to unusual meteorological phenomena. They have the added advantage of being able to approach the phenomenon. Sometimes they can even overfly the object, observing it between themselves and the earth below. Military pilots are trained to estimate distances, shapes and speed of flying machines. Sometimes, pilots’ sightings are confirmed by radar detection, observers on the ground (control tower personnel, Ground Observer Corps, civilians,..) or other pilots in flight. In some cases electro-magnetic effects were noted (radios, radar, compasses, engines, ...). In a few rare cases the pilot or crew felt physical effects like heat, or blinding light. This catalog contains 1305 cases: 606 Military aircraft cases, 444 Airliners cases, 193 private light planes (19 multiple aircraft, 43 cases with no mention of type of aircraft). Among the 1305 cases, 702 are North American...."=====http://www.ufoevidence.org/newsite/files/WeinsteinPilotCatalog.pdf

 

So, viral memes are a recent invention?

No "Have a Nice Day" smilies?
No "Kilroy was here"?
No girls speaking in tongues like witches?

 

Spread thru media and marketing or local hysteria. Has nothing to do with nationwide ufo flaps.

 

All pre-1973. Some, very much so.

In other words, they had less media support than the UFO stuff.

 

No...there was TV, stickers with smilie faces, magazines, and radio. All cultural memes that were spread over years. And the witch thing, like I said, was a local hysteria confined to a village and so transmitted thru gossip. Nothing remotely like a ufo flap where people living in different areas actually witness phenomena with their own eyes in the same month. People don't see ufos just because other people see ufos.

 

Yes, that's exactly what it's like.

Well, says you.

That's circular logic there.

 

Do you believe in witches, MR?
How do you explain the witch-hunts during European and American history, notions of sorcery, of witchcraft?
Do you believe in the existence of witches?
How do you otherwise explain the consistent claims of many people, in different areas, witnessing the same phenomena in the same month?
Witches must have existed, right?