UFO sightings soar to new heights in Canada

I'm hard pressed to believe that, if there were extraterrestrials with control over everything, there would be any evidence; nothing says we need to know they are there. If they can control the entirety of humanity they are far beyond us seeing them.

a reply to: ChrisB76728

Your post illustrates the exact issue at hand, people are going to see what they want to see. Especially if they believe in it. That doesn't mean i'm not interested in seeing what you mean.

Alberta is not a city.

Wasn't there supposed to be a world wide "Make your own UFO exercise" happening this year..?

a reply to: Soloprotocol That mass UFO sighting was originally going to be pulled by remote controlled helicopter operators on April 1st. They moved the date, then cancelled it when word got out. I'd imagine that some of them are doing this solo with their led copters, and it is just folded into the other reports.

Now if some professionals got interested in using the same kind of equipment and coordinated equipment in an area, they could stage a very impressive and convincing aerial magic show. As it is, most of the hoaxes are just too goofy to fool anyone for long.

Idk, maybe we aren't killing or sacrificing ourselves over sky Gods, who have probably watched our ancestor bash their head against one another, over and over again. Like it was the dawn of time.

Maybe, eh?

This probably needs its own thread, but is closely tied to this discussion:

A new study by Chris Rutkowski, built off of data from the 25 year Canadian study:
A Comparison of UFO Sighting Reports Between 1989 and 2013 with the list of Visually Observed Natural Re-Entries of Earth Satellites compiled by Ted Molczan.

This quote should be of interest to UFO proponents and skeptics alike:
"...as we have seen in this brief study, witness testimony was considerably reliable..."