In the wake of reports of unidentified objects flying over Chicago's O'Hare Airport, a retired Air Force pilot has his own mystery with a rash of
bright, colorful lights he photographed hovering in skies over western Arkansas last week.
"I believe these lights were not of this world, and I feel a duty and responsibility to come forward," Col. Brian Fields told WND. "I have no idea
what they were."
Fields, 61, was cooking chicken at his Van Buren, Ark., home Jan. 9 when just before 7 p.m., he observed two intensely bright lights as he looked to
the southeast close to the horizon.
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You beat me to the punch by a min, i saw this hit the drudge, we need moew info
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I just saw this on FOX news. It was interesting. The Colonel said that he saw the lights for at least an hour. There were three, then one, then
five, then three ... ever changing. He also said that he had never seen anything like it. He managed to get some pictures. They look like orange
energy balls Very interesting.
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From the pictures it just looks like an energy ball but according to the viewer, he says it looked like a frisbee (saucer). And it moved up and down
like a yo-yo.
I don't think he helps his claim by going into Bible prophecies at the end. Albeit, he could be right, let's stick to what he saw and not what it
means because going into that direction makes him come across as a crazy man.
[edit on 18-1-2007 by Jack_Deth]
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i love the fact that they feel its worth mentioning that he was cooking chicken, like it had some consequence to the story 
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Originally posted by Frakkerface
i love the fact that they feel its worth mentioning that he was cooking chicken, like it had some consequence to the story
Yea, I guess the editor probably cut out that he was also cooking some french fried 'potaters'
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This incident was just mentioned on Fox News Channel's morning show, Fox and Friends. They posted on picture that the pilot had taken. Very
interesting indeed, especially since they commented on his credentials. They of course tried to make it seem like all lights were explainable and
tried to joke it off at the end, but they comment that this was something to be ligitimatly concerned with, given that the pilot has exemplary
records.
Edited to add that I just noticed there is a headline to this article at WND on Glenn Beck's homepage under the headlines. Strange that it's getting
so much mainstream media coverage.
Glenn Beck
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Originally posted by Jack_Deth
I don't think he helps his claim by going into Bible prophecies at the end. Albeit, he could be right, let's stick to what he saw and not what it
means because going into that direction makes him come across as a crazy man.
[edit on 18-1-2007 by Jack_Deth]
I agree. But one must consider the source: World Net Daily is a right-leaning publication, so I am not surprised that the article has that twist to
it. On the one hand, it appeals to WND's audience. On the other, it alienates the WND people (who are disinclined to believe in UFO's) and
everyone else (who is disinclined to embrace Bible prophecy).
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