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According to Reuters, the government confirmed the video was shot by the air force on March 5 over the eastern coastal state of Campeche as the aircraft looked for drug traffickers near the Gulf of Mexico.
Originally posted by heffo7
Nice find
I expect to see a lot more of these reports in the near future. Hopefully the floodgates will open and the truth will finally get out there.
Originally posted by susp3kt
This story is from 2004...
It's made the rounds and the footage has even been on some UFO shows if memory serves correctly.
Pz.
I'm still looking for the guy who independently films this stuff here in the US!
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
reply to post by DevilJonah
I'm not certain as to what you are referring.
Are you referring to night vision filming?
If so, are your refering to Grimsley?
If so, Grimsley's work is relentlessly low quality, showing things such as satellites, planes, birds, bugs, etc...
Originally posted by DevilJonah
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
reply to post by DevilJonah
I'm not certain as to what you are referring.
Are you referring to night vision filming?
If so, are your refering to Grimsley?
If so, Grimsley's work is relentlessly low quality, showing things such as satellites, planes, birds, bugs, etc...
I think you're right, I just must have got confused, but that would explain why I couldn't find it anywhere!
It feels like every time I find something that excites me it somehow gets debunked!
For something "verified" by a government, that sure did burst into flames.
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
it has been proven to be oil drilling platforms filmed from above.
Originally posted by DevilJonah
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According to Reuters, the government confirmed the video was shot by the air force on March 5 over the eastern coastal state of Campeche as the aircraft looked for drug traffickers near the Gulf of Mexico.
If this story isn't exciting enough, there are MULTIPLE accounts, video evidence, and most importantly, Its been verified by the government!
I read a story not to long ago about a man in the U.S. who would set up multiple video cameras with infrared and had hundreds of video footage of UFO's not visible to the naked eye, but couldn't find it anywhere recently when I looked, and then I came across this!
I would love to get everyone's opinion!!!
Originally posted by Toxicsurf
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
it has been proven to be oil drilling platforms filmed from above.
No, I don't believe it was "proven". That was just another hypothesis that itself has been "proven" wrong...
I usually trust your intuitions MMN, but jumping on that bandwagon oil derrick explanation? Naw, not this time.....
When I find the time I'll find the links that "prove" it can't possibly be oil derricks. I forget all the reasons off the top of my head, but for starters, I believe the angles were all wrong...
Even if it was proven to be a hoax of some kind, what is the explanation for the government backing of the footage?
And is so hard to believe that such concrete evidence could be made to look like a hoax by an entity that didn't want that information disclosed?
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
I would love to be talked back into this one.....but I doubt that's going to happen.
Originally posted by Toxicsurf
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
I would love to be talked back into this one.....but I doubt that's going to happen.
I think it was Ecker on an older Paracast show that swayed my back away from the oil derricks with a good argument. Or I could be totally wrong and it was someone else...
I'll look after I get some rest...
Originally posted by Maybe...maybe not
Unfortunately.....
As much as I "clung on" to that one for a long time, it has been proven to be oil drilling platforms filmed from above.
Even more unfortunately.....
Maussan the appalling con man & hoaxer continues to push it as "real".
Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not