I know! It's almost as if UFO conspiracy theorists have some kind of ... secret knowledge. What are they holding back from us?
How about a better understanding of the facts? Or perhaps, not disillusioned by any explanations that will be
made to fit the bill, just because they are conventional? In other words, just because a bunch of lights are seen in the sky, I won't naturally assume it must be chinese lanterns for instance, without evaluating how plausible that explanation might be. If the evidence shows it cannot be that, then of course I am willing to explore more unconventional explanations.
Of course, in many instances, the UFO conspiracy theorists don't even need to have a
secret knowlegde on the subject, though many have had their own experiences of maybe viewing a UFO which may defy all current technological abilities. All we need to do, is sit back half the time. The fact the Military, the Government and agents under the governement have denied their involvement in UFO activity just tells me and of course tells a lot of
UFO nuts that there is more to the truth than which meets the eye.
The pheonix lights are an amazing example of this. The Military made no statement on it for a while after that event. It wasn't until they realized it was making major headlines all over the world that they decided to falsely state that it was flares shot from their own planes. Of course, there is no evidence suggesting they had and close analysis of video evidence quite clearly shows that they weren't flares. Even a school child who is shown two different video's, one of real flares and the other of the pheonix lights would be able to discern major differences.
They weren't even chinese lanterns and you can evaluate my evidence on that too above.
I am UFO believer (that is to say) I believe that UFO's are real and that they may be civilizations from another planet. I think it would be fair to say of me, that I don't obviously call all UFO cases to be evidence of this, nor do I simply take a UFO account at face value and be naive and cite it. I actually study the phenomenon first then make a proper judgement on it.