The Phoenix lights - aliens, hoax or mistaken identity?

Magical Realist · Feb 8, 2015

zgmc said:
Please provide a source to the evidence. This stuff is interesting to me.

Refer to post 55 of this thread. If this isn't extraordinary evidence for UFOs, I don't know what is.

And if you're REALLY intent on examining evidence, here's the video that started this whole thread. It's an hour and 47 minutes, but that's not much time to invest into such a important issue imo..

Oh, and don't forget the Belgian UFO wave of the 1980's. Radar detection of the craft AND eyewitness accounts by thousands of witnesses.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_UFO_wave

zgmc · Feb 8, 2015

Magical Realist said:
Refer to post 55 of this thread. If this isn't extraordinary evidence for UFOs, I don't know what is.

And if you're REALLY intent on examining evidence, here's the video that started this whole thread. It's an hour and 47 minutes, but that's not much time to invest into such a important issue imo..

That is a good one, from post 55. We should have a thread dedicated to the best sightings\evidence.

Magical Realist · Feb 8, 2015

zgmc said:
That is a good one, from post 55. We should have a thread dedicated to the best sightings\evidence.

Here's a list of numerous mass sightings of ufos over the past century. These are among the best accounts because so many people witnessed the craft. Add to that the government's attempts to cover it up and well, draw your own conclusions:

http://www.educatinghumanity.com/2012/07/Mass-UFO-Sightings-Top-15.html

"It’s one thing for skeptics to dismiss a sighting of a UFO by a single individual, who might be mistaken, delusional or simply a teller of tall tales. It’s more difficult, however, to disregard sightings in public places and a large number of witnesses. Here are 17 of the most prominent documented mass UFO sightings in history.

In many of these cases thousands of witnesses viewed these craft, and the sightings generated thousands of telephone calls for the police and military. Oddly enough the debunkers, who did not witness any of these events came out in full force, telling the public and officials that thousands of people were suffering "temporary mass psychosis."