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Originally posted by FuturePeace
reply to post by VoidHawk
Did the meaning of the word proof change recently.
This youtube videos as proof era needs to die
Originally posted by VoidHawk
If youtube bothers you so much then maybe your looking at the wrong vids?
Youtube is the best tool we have for spreading information (and ATS) and I'm always surprised when I hear people bad mouthing it.
Originally posted by flyswatter
To get one thing out of the way - the "bell" pictures look like fakes. I place no faith in those whatsoever.
As for the rest of the story ... even though I am quite the skeptic, I'll say that the amount of information has impressed me here. In the days that this happened, I would find it hard to believe that this many people would be able to plan things for a hoax and get everyone set up with cooberating stories.
Is it proof of aliens? Not really, but it it definately has more credibility than most of the "OMG, I SAW THIS, IT WAS AN ALIEN!" stories out there.
Originally posted by Xaphan
Some photos, narrative, and a 48 minute video of people being interviewed about what they saw.
Seems legit
Don't get me wrong, I appreciate the amount of effort you put into this thread OP. I'm not a debunker. This is a subject that fascinates me very much. But there is one thing that annoys me, and that's how people on this forum use the word 'proof' so loosely. This isn't proof. Proof of alien visitation would be video footage of a spaceship landing and aliens proceeding to exit the craft and walking around, or a crashed spaceship with corpses inside.edit on 11-7-2012 by Xaphan because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by VoidHawk
Hi.
If you read the OP you'll notice I never claimed it was alien. My real purpose for the thread was to emphasize that either it was alien or we had antigravity as early as 1966.
IMO it had to be one or the other.
Originally posted by kman420
Unfortunatly many others require the need to see to beleive, and half of those people would still deny what they saw with there own eyes.
Originally posted by Nightchild
Something that would fit very well together with the fact that selfproclaimed abductees from 1946 and onward, sometimes described the ship-occupants as "looking like German SS-soldiers", and sometimes, these occupants were even described as having a German accent.
Never heard of that, something for me to look into
Originally posted by gort51
To me there seems to be a little similarity to the "Valensole Affair of 1965", where little people were observed taking Lavender and leaving burnt ground.
FOI's do occasionaly turn up some good info, but I always wonder how much is held back, for our own safety of course
Originally posted by gort51
Still a great real UFO story...I wonder where the teacher's Pictures ended up? and whether a FOI search could be done.....probably turn up nothing, its all in the US somewhere now....hidden in a secret file.....
Originally posted by PhoenixOD
reply to post by Telos
Im not saying they didnt see something. But the OP claimed to have proof of flying saucers. Witness testimony is not proof of flying saucers.
Originally posted by UnlimitedSky
This is great work, OP! Finally, there can be no dispute!
Star and flag. Thanks for posting this. I have never heard of this case.
Originally posted by DissonantOne
reply to post by VoidHawk
Here we have a bunch of people just trying to corroborate each other's story, some drawings, and a supposed UFO photo that has nothing to do with the case they are discussing. If that constitutes "proof" in the court of law, you may live in a very strange country indeed.
This doesn't even have the weakest elements of evidence. Hell, I'd even take a video or decent photo over a bunch of anecdotes. At least that's a minimal 'something,' you know?