Fair enough...but there is no way I can debate what you apparently saw!Debate is better than minor insult. If this is the level of debate you offer then I'm out. Nee hard feelings because I don't give a shit.
Fair enough, ditto. I cannot give you evidence, only accounts of what I witnessed. I don't blame you if you want evidence and choose not to just go on the words of a gadgie on the internet.
Debate is better than minor insult. If this is the level of debate you offer then I'm out. Nee hard feelings because I don't give a shit.
Here is a copy and paste of one of my accounts.
'Back in early 1997 I was driving my mother to my aunties from Grangetown to Silksworth. It was about 6.00pm and dusk setting in. As I was driving behind Tunstall hill down Hope road I saw two very bright lights which at first I thought were spotlights on aeroplanes in formation. But then when I pointed them out to my mother I thought they were far to low and close together, I then thought Helicopters.
As I drove along this road they flew over my car at about 500ft above me. To my shock I noticed the were round white glowing spheres of light about the size of a cars. When we got to the top of the bank at silksworth next to my aunties I stopped the car and we got out. The round spheres were stationary above tunstall hill(about 300ft above it). What happened next amazied me and my mother, my auntie who came to watch and her neigbour.
The balls of light started to copy each other with sequenced pattens of switching totally on and off. Five slow flashes(copied by other sphere) ten fast(copied again). This went on for about 2 mins. Then they started darting about the sky in horizontal lines, back and forth, from instant acceleration to stopping instantly on a pin point. They Then started to perform right angle turns(no craft we know of can do that). After a few more right angles one shot above the other and fell in the motion of a falling leaf. It then merged into the other sphere. Then it darted all over for about 30 seconds,stopped, split apart into two again, they started the flashing on and off sequence. They shot off towards Newcastle and fantastic speed.
It was on the radio later that night that a woman in newcastle had seen two balls of light over blydon. The time was about 20 minutes after our sighting.'
you don't believe this!
I did have plenty of frames of reference to make my judgements.
How do you know how high up they were? How did you know they decended? If you don't know what they are, how do you know how big they are?
Why would you point out right angle turns (we do have aircraft that can do that by the way, some of the other things you describe are harder)
Santa's sleigh when it reaches Hendon.
You can't have a reference if you don't know the size of the object in the first place.
They were just above the trees at one point. I know about perception, I studied psychology and these craft were not tricks of perception. I was with three other witnesses also. They were silent and definitely not helicopters, I can assure you that. I know a helicopter when I see one.
You can study psychology all you want. Perception of distance still only works if you know the size of the object.
Wtf?
Have you seen starwars?
Yes it's not real.
Why do you feel the need to tell me its not real?
