Has the existence of aliens been proven?

Its easy to google something and post a link.

If I had a nickel for every link someone has posted on this board without giving their own detailed description of said link, i'd be a rich man

And im not taking offense - Im calling you out because I genuinely do not think you know about that incident as well as you say you do.



[edit on 5-8-2010 by CheapShotArtist]

Originally posted by CheapShotArtist

Originally posted by Max_TO
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Sorry but I fail to see why the possibility of military craft is always ruled out ?

Its apparent that you have not read about the Rendlesham incident in depth much.

Go do your homework before you chime in on a subject that you have little to no experience with.

[edit on 5-8-2010 by CheapShotArtist]

You don't need to do any homework to know Rendlesham has as many holes in it as every other UFO case.

Rendlesham was most likely a combination of prank, confusion and boredom.

As many eye witnesses deny reported events as claim they saw something so it's far from a cut and dry case.

Nice little report by local BBC journalists on interviews they conducted:

www.bbc.co.uk...


I just cant rationalise how sentient beings choose to travel the distances involved then get spotted due to their "flashing lights" or by leaving scorched patches of earth.

Do believers honestly think that beings with such advanced technology would try to hide from us and fail?



[edit on 5-8-2010 by Jukiodone]

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Have you listened to the radio convo between Colonel Halt and others when that entire incident was happening?

Im not taking the incident at face value - However, I dont think its as simple as chinese lanterns, balloons, mass hallucinations among other UFO skeptic descriptions.

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Dear 19872012

Has the existence of Alien life been proven????

Categorically NO!

However there is way too much going on, for me anyway to prove they are lying.

Yes a lot could be military craft but who’s military??

The fact is there is way too much in history for it all to be from this planet.

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I have and it is indeed compelling but there is no evidence beyond confused human testimony.
If you can sit there and say you've never been spooked in the woods or that you've never been confused by lights in the sky then these reports are worthy of your belief.

If however, you recognise that humans are fallible and mistakes are made then the fact that someone has admitted to making some of the lights means this case is far from evidential.

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How you can call me out on some story that I didn't even bring up is pretty surprising .

Look you can believe whatever you like and I will support your right to do so .

Having said that , I have a very different take on the whole UFO thing , respectfully .

I think peoples hopes are being played upon and I think that there are some that have invested interests in having " us " believe that UFO's are visiting us .

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But we have bones of Dinosaurs, we don't have anything for aliens.

The expression UFO was coined by the US Airforce in 1952 to describe objects that remain unidentified after investigation.

To assume that objects that the military cannot identify are neccesarily craft piloted by aliens is, of course, an assumption.

We have eyewitness testimony from FAA officials, navy and air force officers, police, air traffic controllers, etc. claiming to have observed objects that appear to be metal craft performing aeriel feats that our aeronautics are incapable of.

But this is also not proof. They might all be lying.

We have the cattle mutilation phenomenon, in which animals are found in have organs and blood removed apparently by high-tech surgical means, and accompanied by high levels of radiation and then deposited in places with no foot or tire tracks leading away.

But this is also not proof of anything. It might be an airbourne terrestrial predator unknown to science and the background radiation might be a coincidence.

And we have apparently thousands of people reporting abduction events under hypnosis and assorted other abduction claims dating as far back as the 1800's.

But once again, this is proof of nothing. Perhaps these people are all delusional, drugged-out nutcases leaking childhood sexual abuses from their subconscious.

But we have bones of Dinosaurs

Yep. We have bones. Bones that might be a hoax. Or it might be scientific misinterpretation that those bones are dinosaur bones. Or maybe god placed dinosuar bones to test our faith. Or they could be something else entirely. They're not dinosaurs. They're bones. Dinosaurs is just a theory to explain those bones.

There can be no proof. There is only evidence, and belief. A person may believe whatever they will without any evidence to support it, and a person may believe whatever they will despite any evidence to the contrary.

There is no such thing as proof.



[edit on 5-8-2010 by LordBucket]

Originally posted by Jukiodone
reply to post by CheapShotArtist

 

I have and it is indeed compelling but there is no evidence beyond confused human testimony.
If you can sit there and say you've never been spooked in the woods or that you've never been confused by lights in the sky then these reports are worthy of your belief.

These people wasnt just your every day Joe though. They were Military and in some cases, high up military officials who are trained observers. I seriously doubt that these men could be spooked so easily.