| A number of years ago a bunch of people had filmed some strange lights in v-shape formation flying over a city in Arizona and everyone was sure that was a real siting of UFOs, then some person presented the theory that the USA government was experimenting during a top secret project - in that experiment they would project lights from the ground up into the foggy night so that the light would reflect back and look like airplanes or choppers flying overhead, something (spell check on this) called Hallergraphics. Making illusionary images so the enemy would waste their shots of fake targets, useful during war because then you could attack moments later and catch them with their guns and missle sites empty of amo.
But being "top secret" no proof could be manifested. I attempted to find old ariticles about that but I guess they have now been deleted from internet resources.
The problem with these seemingly paranormal events about aliens is that we get a mixture of governmental top secret speculation and speculation about aliens both trying to become the unproven proof and no one can confirm.
That the government might even use and promote crazy ideas about aliens just to use that as a distraction so people will not know what they are testing out, as they know it would fall into the bracket of conspriacy only, and no logical person would pay that much attention to wide-eyed crazy talk about visitors from another planet.
AKA - Distraction in action.
Hiding facts inside of a modern mythology to misslead the foolish and stupid majority.
Hmmm? Good point.
But as Starboy pointed out (or one of our posters) is that some people demonstrated how they were making those crop circles and so we cannot overlook such facts, could have been such a prank. What I was drawing attention too however is why those circles became important to the phychic relative to our historical belief systems which have dominated our consciousness for generations.
If they are man made, how did those people come up with such an idea? What put that idea into their heads to do that and to keep the prank a secret for 25 or so years?
Mr. Webster once said "sometimes reality is stranger then fiction".
Technosoul. |