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UFO photo claimed by tabloid to be proof of alien existence

19 October 2008 5 Comments

Posted by Sherwin

A lot of people believe in UFOs, flying saucers, spacecrafts from another planet or whatever you want to call it.

So why is it that a lot of people believe in them, when the huge majority of us have never seen one? One of the bases perhaps is because of the huge volume of reported sightings from around the world.

Now, the British tabloid The Sun, brags about its UFO photo and claims to be “one of the most important ever pieces of evidence of alien life.”

A stunned visitor to Dudley Castle in the West Midlands captured the astonishing image, and sent it to a police detective who collects latest UFO sightings.

I want to believe in this claim… but I don’t see any alien aircraft in this picture. Yes there’s an Oreo cookie. And it looks yummy!

The number of sightings rose from 2006 in UK, when 97 unidentified aircraft were reported. A number of callers claim they saw a “definite UFO”.

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  • http://www.richerfinez.com/ RFOutsource

    Yah there are sightings that are being reported but are we sure that all of these reports are true?

  • Eric Marks

    wait a minute, how can you possibly make the insinuation that this pic is bogus, without absolutely any refuting factual information whatsoever? What you're looking at, is a back engineered UFO craft. Alien crafts typically are discs, human made reproductions are triangles. Note the electrical and magnetic energies going directly through the center of the craft. This is actually a magnetic coil that is using the properties of gravitational magnetism (gravo-magnetism) to essentially create a weightless craft that can fly at unimaginable speeds. So again I ask you how after the extensive photo anyalyisis that states this photo is indeed authentic can you ridicule it by saying it looks like an Oreo cookie?

  • Eric Marks

    take a look at the disclosure project, and tell me those high ranking men and women of the military are wrong as well. Most of whom are eyewitnesses. One even witnessed a ufo shoot a laser or plasma beam at an ICBM during a missile test, disabling the missile entirely. He was told never to speak of it again, though the colonel who said that to him has never claimed the officer was lying about the incident. In fact even under extreme pressure and scrutiny(including threatening phone calls and a blown up mailbox) the officer never wavered from his story, nor did the colonel in his support of the claim's authenticity. Sure not all reports of UFO's can't be explained conventionally, but things such as this picture are much harder to dismiss, as the author of this article so willingly does without providing one shred of factual basis for his refutation

  • J L

    this looks like raindrop on a windshield. yes, i believe in UFO's but i have seen better evidence.

  • J L

    this looks like raindrop on a windshield. yes, i believe in UFO's but i have seen better evidence.