 Check out the last 2 mins of this vid, filmed by a Mexican Military pilot...
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 Don't worry mate. It's only the Ga'ould System Lords preparing to take out Stargate Command. 
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 I wouldn't land if I were them, with the size of the engines in these things they would have to pay loads of tax unless they run on little diddy engines!
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No worries Frank. 90% of the population think the American government is lying... Nahh, how dare they? But was just wondering how much they pay for THEIR fuel? 
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 now you know why George Bush is always smiling, he has the monopoly on refuelling those things
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 Oh come on! That's easy to explain............ That's the headlamps of anglers at Collingham weir on June 15th, it looks quite windy judging by how fast the clouds are moving!
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 Seriously that is some solid evidence. Most people who have seen this phenomena don't believe the evidence of their own eyes. The massive triangular shape many thousands of people saw, and many hundreds of people photographed at 5-00am one morning over Johannesburg was real. It was reported on the news, but was hushed up pretty fast by the SA apartheid government at the time. They said it was a weather balloon. I would like to see a weather balloon that lit up the morning sky with a bright yellow light and was estimated at 400 metres long, shaped like a huge triangle.
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 When I was stationed in the Met office at the Royal Naval Air Station in Culdrose back in the early 70s we used to use a gadget which allowed us to measure the cloudbase height; we used to shine a very bright beam of light at a known angle which would reflect a disc of light off the clouds and give us the cloudbase height. We always got loads of calls from the public telling us that they had spotted UFOs on nights when we used it; On nights where the cloudbase was fairly high; for a laugh we used used to make it look like it was zooming across the sky and then hovering before zooming off again; then wait for the UFO calls to start coming in.
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That is a laser system Keith. A similar effect can be caused by shining a very large bright torch at low clouds. I will never forget what myself and the late John Ledger saw early one morning in October 2003 on our way down the A1 past Newark on our way to fish the Upper Witham. We stopped the van and sat and watched it for over 15 minutes.
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I have never actually seen a UFO however I remember on a warm cloudless night on the Kennet we watched three lights (steady not flashing) high up in the atmosphere which all seemed to dissapear in exactly the same spot of the sky even though they were all travelling from different directions and at diferent times. The lights seemed to be travelling slightly erratically but that was probably caused by the effect of the warm air. Maybe it could have been space debris that the earth was moving away from in its orbit which gave the impression of the lights dissapearing in the same spot?
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Space debris burns up in the atmosphere just like a shooting star. It doesn't fly around showing itself as 3 specific steady lights. If the space debris was in orbit, you would hardly see it. The debris itself is quite small. Some of the UFOs that have been seen can be enormous! What you saw there were UFOs. Erratic movement is often caused by light from the objects being bent in the atmosphere.
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Overheard on planet Tharg. "Hey! Now the Faster Than Light propulsion system is perfected, let's fly a few thousand light years to Earth and play hide and seek. We can abduct some rednecks in the process. The Earthlings will never consider that an alien race would just waste it's technology so frivolously. They'll never wonder why we only abduct candidates for the Jerry Springer show - or pose for decent photographs instead of those grainy blobs that are all that is available despite the fact that everyone and his mother now has a camera on hand 24/7." It's quite obvious what those objects were - they were a flock of fairies from the bottom of my garden - just out for a flyabout. They do it a lot you know.
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 Flying saucers (notice I didn't say UFOs, which of course are just regular objects as yet unidentified), much like gods/fairies/ghosts, are just figments of the imagination of wishful thinkers unable to accept the fact that what you see in life is what you get. You are born, and you die, nothing more, nothing less. One can try to find some meaning in that if one chooses, but think of this: In (e.g.) 500 years time, mankind might be extinct! Man's time on earth is limited both by resources and climate.
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 U F O, isn't that text talk for what the voters of Crewe and Nantwich told Gordon Brown to do?
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So you have never wanted to pose the question: "Where do the heck we come from?" Geoff. The fact that we are alive and live in the world we do is enough to boggle the mind.
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 So you have never wanted to pose the question: "Where do the heck we come from?" Geoff.
that's easy ron it's Rotherham.
i've seen loads of ufo's all things that were flying and i did n't know what they were
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And you never thought what caused them? I wasn't born in Rotherham, I was born in Handsworth - Sheffield.
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And you never thought what caused them? I wasn't born in Rotherham, I was born in Handsworth - Sheffield.
i didn't think it was aliens. i thought it was some thing in the sky that i didn't know what it was. and if were getting that tachnical, then i'm from jessops hospital sheffield.
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