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Posted: 2/24/2024 4:25:00 PM EDT
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Was just watching Out of the Blue doumentry and one of the witnesses said "We went outside to catch a view of hale-bopp...." describing how they saw the phoenix UFO.
So I started googling...... - Phoenix lights were seen March 13, 1997 - Hale-bopp was closest to earth March. 22, 1997 - Cult members were found dead March 26, 1997 Very interdasting. Wonder if the phoenix lights cued them to suicide? Or did they believe that hale-bopp itself was the spaceship they were suppose to ascend to? |
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Well you can eliminate the Phoenix light from your storyline because they were (LUU-2) flares dropped over Gila Bend Gunnery Range by A-10s.
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Watch the documentary “LIFEFORCE” for more details. I know it’s a different comet…
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Originally Posted By KILLERB6: Well you can eliminate the Phoenix light from your storyline because they were (LUU-2) flares dropped over Gila Bend Gunnery Range by A-10s. Ask me how I know. Then again, I know you want to believe. View Quote Looked to me like a military plane. Maybe a larger version of the stealth B2. Attached File Attached File |
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Hale Bopp and heavens gate were explicitly related. The cult was specifically focused on the comet and i think the mass suicide was so that they could ascend to the mothership that was like hiding behind the comet or something. I remember that was in the news when it happened.
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Originally Posted By KILLERB6: Well you can eliminate the Phoenix light from your storyline because they were (LUU-2) flares dropped over Gila Bend Gunnery Range by A-10s. Ask me how I know. Then again, I know you want to believe. View Quote Which "Phoenix Lights"? There are at least 4 events, all drastically different. One illuminated around a square mile like daylight for an hour - light coming down and no visible point source. Then there were the formation flyers through the valleys, the large orbs hovering over roads and going into/out of mountains, and all sorts of crazy stuff in the desert down there, lumped in with "Phoenix Lights" like the Marfa Lights in TX. Now written off as headlights but there were stories of them from centuries ago, not a lot of headlights back then. Can't give a single event date/time and blanket cover every other phenomenon with it because it's not possible to appear in so many different forms for duration of minutes to hours. Things moving way too slowly and silently to be aircraft, too low and too large, and/or too fast to be aircraft in other reports of different interactions. I don't think we have any aircraft that go from silently hovering then shooting off to the other horizon in 3 seconds. |
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Originally Posted By Boom_Stick: No need to be cryptic and snarky about it. Tell us how you know. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Boom_Stick: Originally Posted By KILLERB6: Ask me how I know. Then again, I know you want to believe. He doesn't know. Flares may have been dropped that night but that's not what hundreds of people reported seeing. Even the governor at the time admitted to seeing a gigantic triangular black craft. People all over town saw the same thing: a massive black triangle that was low, slow, and silent. There was a video released which was easily dismissible as flares in the distance and the story died at the time. The flares were a cover story. It's easy to say "those were just flares" when you don't know the whole story. |
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Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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Yeah the flares weren't the only "Phoenix Lights". They seemed to have been the last event.
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Shit, Kurt Russell saw them flying his plane into Phoenix.
Like said above, I believe there were a number of occurrences over several days, one being likely flares but there were other sightings that were most certainly not flares. Kurt Russell was the civil pilot witness to the phoenix lights UFO |
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Originally Posted By KILLERB6: Well you can eliminate the Phoenix light from your storyline because they were (LUU-2) flares dropped over Gila Bend Gunnery Range by A-10s. Ask me how I know. Then again, I know you want to believe. View Quote Attached File |
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The "triangle shaped UFO" was positively identified. A Scottsdale man viewed the lights through a telescope and was able to see that each light was an individual light aircraft, flying in formation.
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Originally Posted By Mike_c130: The "triangle shaped UFO" was positively identified. A Scottsdale man viewed the lights through a telescope and was able to see that each light was an individual light aircraft, flying in formation. View Quote LOL. That debunk was debunked. Threads like this make it so easy to see how effective the obfuscation really is. |
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Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: LOL. That debunk was debunked. Threads like this make it so easy to see how effective the obfuscation really is. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By Mike_c130: The "triangle shaped UFO" was positively identified. A Scottsdale man viewed the lights through a telescope and was able to see that each light was an individual light aircraft, flying in formation. LOL. That debunk was debunked. Threads like this make it so easy to see how effective the obfuscation really is. In that book I just wrote the review thread on, he does mention that they actually had guys getting up in ultralights at a different event in order to 'debunk' a widely reported event. Very dangerous even for professionals to formation fly at night with big spotlights and not totally silent (also cannot hover or accelerate across horizon in seconds). Same for the .mil exercise in roughly the same area dropping flares on at least one other event a day or week later. Then they only talk about the hoaxed "confessions" to write off the entire topic. MSM under direction to never treat it seriously. That is thankfully coming to an end day by day. This is also seen with the "Crop Circles" where the hoaxes vastly outnumber actual events, but the events have a portion of crop stems actually heated above ground level (sometimes multiple levels) and it lays over without breaking, while all the plank-stomp crop circles are trampled and broken stalks. The interweaving of the laid down wheat/crop is also markedly different and not easily hoaxed without knocking off the head of the wheat for example. Still, They show some commercial advertisements via crop circles and some very advanced hoaxes and thus write off 100% of them, without addressing what the impetus was for them to start making them. Now it's just another hobby so man made are the most common. There's a good video of an orb going over a field and the circles materializing below it in 1989 as it moved which is pretty irrefutable. The circles formed in this fashion also leave a "shadow" for 1-3 years after the initial formation, it just doesn't grow back the same for some reason. At 15 seconds in shows the circles materializing: UFOs making crop circles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M6vP8-SbU0 The confabulation is very clear with how effective their campaigns have been. The number of debunkers out there ready to spam any topic from mainstream news to internet forums, they have the usefully convinced out doing their debunking for them without having to be paid/directed, since "It's the right thing to do" or some other thing, same problem with mentioning Trump/Russia, Ukraine, or Covid in a thread, the crusaders can't help themselves. |
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People can say flares if that makes them feel better. This guy and his family knows better.
"It was freakin' huge!" Tim Ley and family on witnessing the Phoenix Lights, March 13, 1997 |
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Originally Posted By brass: This is also seen with the "Crop Circles" where the hoaxes vastly outnumber actual events, but the events have a portion of crop stems actually heated above ground level (sometimes multiple levels) and it lays over without breaking, while all the plank-stomp crop circles are trampled and broken stalks. The interweaving of the laid down wheat/crop is also markedly different and not easily hoaxed without knocking off the head of the wheat for example. Still, They show some commercial advertisements via crop circles and some very advanced hoaxes and thus write off 100% of them, without addressing what the impetus was for them to start making them. Now it's just another hobby so man made are the most common. There's a good video of an orb going over a field and the circles materializing below it in 1989 as it moved which is pretty irrefutable. The circles formed in this fashion also leave a "shadow" for 1-3 years after the initial formation, it just doesn't grow back the same for some reason. At 15 seconds in shows the circles materializing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M6vP8-SbU0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M6vP8-SbU0 View Quote That video was made within about 18 miles of my home. The majority of crop circles in the U.K are found in Wiltshire. You could almost say they're endemic here - I've seen several myself. The 'genuine article' is apparently extremely rare, but whether real or fake, they're frequent enough that we even have a museum dedicated to them. This documentary might be of interest. It might take a few reloads to get it to play. |
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Originally Posted By Anaxes: That video was made within about 18 miles of my home. The majority of crop circles in the U.K are found in Wiltshire. You could almost say they're endemic here - I've seen several myself. The 'genuine article' is apparently extremely rare, but whether real or fake, they're frequent enough that we even have a museum dedicated to them. This documentary might be of interest. It might take a few reloads to get it to play. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Anaxes: Originally Posted By brass: This is also seen with the "Crop Circles" where the hoaxes vastly outnumber actual events, but the events have a portion of crop stems actually heated above ground level (sometimes multiple levels) and it lays over without breaking, while all the plank-stomp crop circles are trampled and broken stalks. The interweaving of the laid down wheat/crop is also markedly different and not easily hoaxed without knocking off the head of the wheat for example. Still, They show some commercial advertisements via crop circles and some very advanced hoaxes and thus write off 100% of them, without addressing what the impetus was for them to start making them. Now it's just another hobby so man made are the most common. There's a good video of an orb going over a field and the circles materializing below it in 1989 as it moved which is pretty irrefutable. The circles formed in this fashion also leave a "shadow" for 1-3 years after the initial formation, it just doesn't grow back the same for some reason. At 15 seconds in shows the circles materializing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M6vP8-SbU0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M6vP8-SbU0 That video was made within about 18 miles of my home. The majority of crop circles in the U.K are found in Wiltshire. You could almost say they're endemic here - I've seen several myself. The 'genuine article' is apparently extremely rare, but whether real or fake, they're frequent enough that we even have a museum dedicated to them. This documentary might be of interest. It might take a few reloads to get it to play. "They" sure did a good job killing interest in crop circles when they showed video of a couple old men with boards stopping out a simple circle. Most people dismiss every formation now, despite the clear evidence showing the real circles are much different. |
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Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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