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Regarding the cover story here:
Read below, and see how there is something
NOT right about the 'official' story here.
Or let's say, how an official story
does actually not seem to really exist at all??
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Regarding the purported artist Remco Delfgaauw and his cropcircle site:
In real life he actually sells electronics related equipment,
for petrol stations etc.
He turns out to be an ordinary BUSSINESS man,
and likely he is not a DEDICATED and INSPIRED artist.
This is his real job:
www.beverinnovations.com...
Besides one image, provided by the same photographer
of the radio show, Joop, you will find NO explanations
on Delfgaauw's hobby site.
Nothing.
In fact, it says 'his' LAST project was 10th of July.
I can put an image on my site and claim I made it??
Journalists ignore the entire story, so he does not need
to explain a thing. Nor does he seem to have any intention
of explaining anything.
Probably, soon we get to see some vague pictures of some folks
in some field at some night, to confuse the last remaining 'believers',
who actually want REAL details and FACTS,
which so far have NOT been provided.
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This particular agricultural area has some royal art
connection, so the cover story is, that this giant Butterfly
was part of a planned project in the surrounding area.
It was meant to be a "big surprise for an event"
according to the cover story.
They have an official website, but they
do NOT report anything on the Butterfly.
www.kmwp.nl...
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The un-official claim about the 'artist'
has only been leaked to a few local sources.
All other media ignore the entire story.
Even CCC website has not bothered reporting on this??
Dutch cropcircle sites, only seem to link to the
'debunk sources' without much comments.
Besides business man Delfgaauw,
there are NOT any real official claims.
So far, only an unsubstantiated story!
And, a huge human butterfly in the fields.
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Problems regarding the purported "event":
The info below can be learned from this link:
www.kmwp.nl...
- The public open day of the purported "event",
will only be on the 29th of august, 3 weeks from now.
- The butterfly is WAY too big, to be properly
viewed from the ground. There are no
hills/viewpoints in the area, these are the lowlands.
So it would represent a huge effort,
with minimal result for any project visitors?
- Another project they've planned is only
going to be revealed later on, in October?
That particular project will be something
of a permanent and durable nature according
to the official site.
Obviously here, they can not really mean a cropcircle
which has only a very temporary and short nature?
No point making a cropcircle now, if they only have
an event sometime in october?
- Bottom line:
There were, and there are NO public projects
planned for now, and the next three weeks.
So why then do we have here a giant Butterfly,
which is not properly visible to anyone on the ground,
nor has been officially claimed by anyone??
(Except mr. delfgaauw, who remains silent.)
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As so often the case in cropcircle land,
the purported 'artist' does not seem to want
to step forward to claim their 5 minutes of fame??
Conclusion:
This case has not been solved by anyone yet.
Only a thin flaky story we have here.
And,
A gorgeous looking human butterfly,
if not, the most stunning cropcircle ever.
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But who cares The butterfly is the main subject in case 
and they make them quick to 
