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Originally posted by xpoq47
Hoax, hoax, hoax. Good grief!
This is from one of 10 police polaroids taken in front of witnesses. If it's a hoax, its on the part of those who built and operated it, not the cops or the witnesses.
www.ufoevidence.org...
post by greeneyedleo
I never believed the Belgium sighting anyways. The story, the photo, everything screamed fake to me.
Over the next hour the two scrambled F-16s attempted nine separate interceptions of the targets. On three occasions they managed to obtain a radar lock for a few seconds but each time the targets changed position and speed so rapidly that the lock was broken. During the first radar lock, the target accelerated from 240 km/h to over 1,770 km/h while changing altitude from 2,700 m to 1,500 m, then up to 3,350 m before descending to almost ground level – the first descent of more than 900 m taking less than two seconds
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by flexy123
I consider the "Belgian wave" actually one of the best cases - the fact that ONE single person admitted to hoax a photo doesn't really mean anything.
The Belgian wave has anything you want:
* Observations by trained military personal, cops etc.
* Ufos recorded by aircraft/radar!
* Daylight sightings, clear structure of craft
* MANY various witnesses
Seriously...what else more could you wish? This is as much evidence as you can get.
There was a re-cap recently again in some really good UFO show (i think it was that recent History channel show)..and seeing cops and other "normal" people describing what they saw. I have no doubt there was something!
post by whyamIhere
Then one person either hoaxes something or attempts to sell their story.
It discredits the entire event...
Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by whyamIhere
post by whyamIhere
Then one person either hoaxes something or attempts to sell their story.
It discredits the entire event...
How does it discredit multiple visual sightings by witnesses including police and ground and air radar confirmation
Kind of the the Rendlesham Forest case when the guy added little creatures to the story to sell his book.
estimated 13,500 witnesses on the ground, 2,600 of whom filled out detailed sighting reports, in addition to the dozen or so police plus air force F-16s in pursuit
Originally posted by whyamIhere
reply to post by watchdog8110
Do you have any idea what that thing is?
It seems to be under it's own power...