I read all the listings and will answer them when I get back. I have full schedule and will return later in the day.

Jose Escamilla

Two words: Sea Monkeys!!!

Not to be "That guy."
But, if you had as much proof as Jose is claiming to have, if you believed in the cause so full heartedly- Wouldn't you spread the information, for free? To get it out to as many eyes as possible, the cheapest way?
Also- It seems as if rods have been disproven time and time again, as insects.
But, Jose here claims to have a sample of one- Right?
And also pictures of "Rods" trapped in crystal and amber. Then, why not provide us with these pictures, this proof, for free?

Besides, what better place to promote your DVD about rods than on a CT site?
Just my two cents.

Mr. Escamilla,

I'm sure we'd all be really interesting in seeing a photograph of that "specimen" you were sent, could you please share one with us?

dB

[edit on 16-12-2007 by davidbiedny]

I'd like to see a high speed film of a bee compared with a regular speed film taken at the same time. I think that would be very enlightening.
Having the two films superimposed on eachother might be interesting as well.

Hello Mr. Escamilla,

I am intrigued and have a few questions.

What kind of creatures are these from a biological perspective? What are they made of? How do they fly? What are their closest, if any, relatives?

Welcome to ATS

Mr Escamilla,

I want to thank you for taking the time to talk about the rods you have filmed. Some people just dismiss this phenomenon out of hand....which is very unfortunate.

I will post a few questions here shortly as I don't wish to duplicate those from other members.

Thanks,

rb

Stari,

You're kidding, right? Tell me you're kidding us.

I suggest that you take the time to learn something about how imaging and photography work in space applications. Those are absolutely stars. I'm not trying to be cruel here, but you're killing me.

THEY'RE STARS.

That's NOT my opinion, it's called a fact.

dB

Its an absolute pleasure to be able to communicate with you Mr Escamilla.

Would like to congratulate you again on your work/research on the whole UFO/RODS subject; which I have been aware of for many years.

First things first, people moaning about Jose making money (and/or trying to make money) not recieving a dvd or something is IMO pathetic.
The documentries/conference presentations by Jose are about spreading awareness and video evidence of UFO's/RODS/Orbs.

Any subject will only get recognised by the mainstream media with substantial funds.
For example, Climate Change (regardless of our opinion on it) has over the last few years been catapulted to the centre of mainstream media/tv coverage and Government's involvement in the subject.
This is IMO because the Man behind the documentry 'An Inconvenient Truth', is very wealthy and so has the power to influence the mainstream media by promoting the subject properly and powerfully with the substantial funding needed to create such awarness of a subject.

So without plenty of substantial finantial backing, its difficult to get a subject recognised properly I think.

Mr Escamilla, about the light spectrum issue (many UFO's/Rods can ony be seen in Ultra violet/Infra-Red), have you not considered trying to set up you own UV/IR cameras and start searching the sky for unusual activity?

Wish you all the best Jose, carry on your excellent research.
Alex Z London, U.K.

Originally posted by yenko13
Could you catch and kill a rod ? Do they die and if they do why arent there any on the ground

[edit on 15-12-2007 by yenko13]

[edit on 15-12-2007 by yenko13]

Actually, rods aren’t invisible. They're just very, very fast & translucent & are best seen when they reflect light as they flash by.

I have seen rods "skyfish".

Here in east Gippsland round Blue Rock Dam, Thompson Dam and throughout the mountain regions hereabouts, there is a great deal of Rod activity.

If you look very carefully, every now & then, you will actually see one flash by. The birds also see them & chase them "not that they ever seem to catch one"...lol They also love the water. I have seen them splashing into the lakes at tremendous speed.

The reason you never see a dead one? Who knows. Perhaps they are Gaseous life forms that are lighter than air & thus float away after death. Or maybe they are gelatinous & decay very quickly. Or perhaps they don't die at all of natural causes.

Some people have claimed to be able to catch these creatures, though I have never actually seen one of these people produce one as proof. And they say that the Rods are actually poisonous.

Also, I don't think these critters are alien. They are most likely an as yet undiscovered animal. Remember, we are still discovering new sea critters every day.

These skyfish, live in the air & our skies are just as un-explored as the depths of our oceans. Sure we travel through the air & we have mapped the surface of our world from space. But we have never just gone into the sky to look & see what’s there, we just take our atmosphere for granted.

Personally, I think the atmosphere, is teaming with life, just like our oceans.

Who know how many different species of Rods there are up there. Or how big they could get.

LOL better watch what I say, I might give the Japanese some Ideas...hehe

Sky Whaling


[edit on 12/16/2007 by Ironclad]