The Belgian UFO Wave

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Magical Realist

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This is another mass sighting of silent low flying triangular craft that occurred from 1989-1990. The documentation of this event includes thousands of witnesses, police reports, and military reports. It ranks with the Phoenix lights as one of the most credible instances of UFO sightings in history. You can read the Wikipedia article here. The skeptics' replies? A mass hallucination. Overactive imagination. Or helicopters that couldn't be heard because of running car engines or the wind. lol!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_UFO_wave

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http://www.scribd.com/doc/61600529/Mark-Cashman-An-Analysis-of-the-Belgian-Radar-Data

A case summary of the Wavre events of 3/30/90 through 3/31/90 indicates that severalground-based radars simultaneously obtained radar signals from the same object at the sametime, as judged by the radar operators. At 11:56PM local time, the required conditions for anintercept having been met, two F-16 fighter aircraft of the Belgian Air Force departed theirbase and attempted to engage the unidentified aircraft. One of the F-16s had a video cameraoperating which recorded the radar readings and the HUD (Heads Up Display) presented tothe pilot. Readings from the HUD display based on the frame rate of the video allowedmilitary analysts to extract information on the performance of the unknown target

Looks like the radar detected something. This case is interesting. Radar detection and plenty of witness accounts. Seems like something was out there, but what?
 
You drag out a 25 year old series of incidents, and think it amounts to something? Let's insanely suppose for a moment these sightings really were ET craft: so what have they been doing for the past 25 years? Looking for a place to park? If these were visiting aliens clearly we were not worth their trouble. They had a look at Belgium, and then later Arizona, said, "meh" and were gone. What was your point again?
 
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Here is a report on the famous Hudson Valley UFO Wave from 1980 to 1995. Clearly there are parallels with the Phoenix Lights and the Belgian Wave, with around 5,000 witnesses as well as many photos and video footage. The official explanation? A bunch of unknown guys in ultralights flying in formation at night. Sure, and then add to THAT flashing colored lights as well as high intensity beam lights that shine down on people. Yeah..that'd explain it all right. lol! Then again, lowflying ultralights make considerable noise. THESE craft were silent, as is usually the case.

 
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You drag out a 25 year old series of incidents, and think it amounts to something? Let's insanely suppose for a moment these sightings really were ET craft: so what have they been doing for the past 25 years? Looking for a place to park? If these were visiting aliens clearly we were not worth their trouble. They had a look at Belgium, and then later Arizona, said, "meh" and were gone. What was your point again?
I asked you a reasonable question in order to discuss your topic. You ignore it and just go on pasting in more woo. New question; are you trolling?
 
I asked you a reasonable question in order to discuss your topic. You ignore it and just go on pasting in more woo. New question; are you trolling?
well after reading your famous first line ridiculing on every single post on this topic, i would say it's you who is doing the trolling.
 
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