oh lord, the mountain fire video again?

I love how he says a UFO wasn't reported, and asks if anyone heard about it, like it's some big coverup. Uhhm no, the actual brushfire that's being filled took that time slot.

I love how he also talks about footage in New Guinea, that was exactly the same as this, but never produces it, just more fluff for his hoax.

Oh and don't forget the camera man got best picture award from J.R. Pumpernickle. Yes very prestigious award, so prestigious, no ones ever heard of it. Tell me how do you get a "picture" award, for a video? Answer you don't.

Anyhow, I throw any UFO video, that doesn't show an "ending" to be a hoax.

Sorry but if this is something you've been waiting your whole life for (as i'm sure many of us here are) and you truely believed this to be an enourmous alien spacecraft, you will stay out there for hours, 8-10 if you must, with back up batteries, till your arms fell off. But no he shot maybe 30 minutes, and pulled 2 minutes of it, where it least resembles a fire, which it still does anyway.

Also, in the 6 hours this thing stayed in one spot, (which is laughable, and definitely fits the fire theme much much better).Why didn't he get in a car and head toward the thing? I'm sure he could have gotten right under this "Battleship", heck, he coulda walked a couple miles, and gotten a much better picture if he didn't own a car.

Why in 30 mile an hour winds does it not move AT ALL, but if you gauge the mountains distance in the daytime photo, the extra "illuminations, is probable a fire spreading over a 200 yards, as that mountain looks to be 6-8 miles away, that one inch of illumination is caused bu the 30 knot winds make that fire spread BIGTIME.

I only assume the fire got extremely out of control right before he cut tape.

As for the Gray battle ship, that is called Smoke, it comes from fires, and at night it look a bit lightir than the night sky. Theres your Battleship, a Brushfire and Smoke.

Last thing, ig this HUGE Battle ship craft was hovering over this populated area, where are the rest of the films? Wouldn't hundres of people have seen this? There aren't any, because everyone knew it was a fire.

Can we bury the ashes on this one already? It was a Brush Fire on the distant Mountain top/side. Case closed again, in my humble opinion of course.

It's the bottom of a Helicopter that's illuminated by it's own lights .I saw this all the time because I was in the Navy.You just don't see the tail section because it's shadowed out by navigation lights.You can see the front glass above the white front light which would be below the pilots feet .This shot is from the left side of the chopper at about a 45 degree angle .How stupid can you be to see an Alien Battleship and not grab a bunch of people to be your witness .

nice vid! I don't see how these could be fires on a mountain like some people say, there would have to be horrendously giant fires laced with chemical colorants to make lights like that if it was on a mountain, and the red lights seem to change locations, and why is the top part of the 'mountain' only lighted and the bottom is not? Fires would have lighted up the areas around it, not on the top only.

My only question is, How do we know it's a battleship??? I can't tell if it is a ship, more or less and type of weapons. Didi it fire on something? O maybe the mountain behind it that might explane the burns on the ground?

Well this is probably just another CGI hoax. You mean to tell me a huge UFO, at least a few miles in diameter hovered in the same spot for hours on end and there's no eye witnesses to the event, apart from the person who supposedly took the footage. Sounds suspect to me.

If these Aliens want us to accept the reality of their existence, then try parking your huge spaceship over a major sporting event at half time, so everyone in the stadium can see you, as well as the people sitting at home watching it live on TV. Then and only then will I take Aliens & UFO's seriously.

To the author of the recently closed thread:

Sorry if that seemed directed at you. It was more a general statement...it happens a lot on this site. Someone posts a video and challenges people to debunk it without doing any research. It's cool man, you're new to the site, and had no idea the video had been posted before. Using the search thread feature will lead to a lot of useful information. It sometimes takes a while to find what youre looking for though. By all means though, post whatever you find interesting! That's how you find out what you want to know. Didn't mean to make you feel unwelcome-my bad.

I would have posted this thread but I'm on the mobile and have slow service.

Just for those that aren't entirely convinced that this video is a fire, here's a link briefly detailing a large brush fire in the Harquahala Mountains, to the west of Wickenburg, near Phoenix. This fire occurred on the same night the video was filmed. In my opinion the size, and distance of the fire from Phoenix, looks to be consistent with the video.

Although the guy that took the film doesn't specify where exactly he was in relation to Phoenix, I can't help but think its more than a coincidence.

www.blm.gov/az/newsrels/2004news/hala_fire.html

^not sure if link still works