This is most interesting if you have time to watch. Linda Moulton Howe investigates quite thoroughly in my view.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d4q-4x7_ro
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This is most interesting if you have time to watch. Linda Moulton Howe investigates quite thoroughly in my view.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9d4q-4x7_ro
Oh, and it seems the craft might have been rectangular or there may have been more than one craft that crashed on the site at different times.
You always find the most amazing stuff.
I watched it with interest. As ya'll know, I'm the skeptic but an open skeptic! A Remote Viewer reported an unmanned object striking the ground at the site. I thought meteorite, but no imapact crater? I totally found the presentation intriguing. There is a gap between the skeptical me and the evidence, and that is nothing less than mysterious. I Want To Believe....
Glad you enjoyed it, CF.Quote:
Originally Posted by C.F
While I do not by any means believe everything presented in the field of UFO "evidence," I do believe there is enough compelling information available to be confident that there is something to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by E1B
"Open skeptic" should still be a tautology, I think, but I know what you're saying in the current context.
I said, "open skeptic". A tautology? Maybe. An oxymoron? Definitely. How can one be both? This attitude, Prove It! gets me nowhere but a empty landscape full of the red dirt of my own doubts. No place for the imigination to bloom and produce its own clan of wonder. Thank you for the reminder, Beek. :( :).