UK UFO Files released, Plane Crash, Iran Warheads

Do I need to point out again that just because you can't identify something in the sky does not mean it's little green men? Apparently so.

I'm still missing the part where "unidentified flying object" directly means aliens. If it's not identified, how can you classify it as something?

There will always be a million different ways to explain these things. But until I see a specific picture of a flying saucer, not some flash of light or far off in the distance object, and it's specifcally able to be seen and labled as something other then a logical explanation that we already have.......I'm not buying it.

Well, of course..some if not most of those cases can be thrown out as nothing important. Actually, I tend to believe most UFO sightings are government test planes...BUT. That does not rule out the possibility that aliens exist. Countries like Britain, Mexico, and Brazil and are all opening up their documents and are saying that yes there is some sort of phenomenon going on that they dont seem to be able to explain.

Also, there are reports of numerous UFO's from the 1950's that air force pilots and military personnel have said have happened. Such as the case in 1955 I believe that a craft was tracked from Canada to Texas traveling 2000 MPH, and was reportedly to have crashed into a hillside and the pilot and also other people have claimed that the object was a round metallic disk. There has throughout known history been VERY strange things written by our ancestors. Anything from UFO's depicted on coins from hundreds of years ago, to strange drawings back in Bible times, to perfectly aerodynamic models that date back 1500 years found in South American caves..

Does all this prove Aliens exist...No...Does it warrant an investigation..Absolutely.

Uhh.. How about the most known crash? The Roswell Incident? Also.. if you actually read the documents. You'd answer you're own questions. LOL. Geez, you act like this is the last list of UFO files we'll get? No we have plenty more to come, Including Videos and photos.

I live 90 miles (roughly) from Roswell, have read more on it than I'd assume most people have because it is such a BIG part of the history here, and while it is interesting as hell... I don't buy it.

Sorry.

Damn Str8

I just don't, after a while of seeing all the parades, and the museum, and how much a part of Roswell's culture it is... it just comes off to me like more of a joke than being legitimate.

Probably because most sightings don't just get reported and left alone. They contact local Airports/police departments/news stations to see if they were flying anything in that location. If they weren't then they later get reported to Military, if they weren't flying anything then it's later sent to the government for higher technology testing such as Area 51 that have planes that are retired or being built. Then from there is when it becomes a UFO. Weather Balloons can be the case, but Weather balloons are a poor excuse for the non believers. Such as TR-3B's..etc.. Some just can't be covered up. From Area 51 or other high military bases, they most of the time don't give an answer. I think that the only ships that we have that are outside our planet are Flying Saucers & TR-3B's. The rest are probably our high tech military ships/planes. I mean think about it, we never get to see what they are building. One of the last planes we got to see was the SR-71. We've came a long way since then, we have a space station in space. So.. I'd really like to see how far we've came in secret planes since then.

I'm saying they don't put it down in the files until they go through this process. So no, I was right. At the very end is when it's confirmed as either a IFO or UFO. If they go through everything, and find out it's a plane or something then they file it as IFO, and list what it was, and where..the time..etc. If they go all the way down to the high military bases, and they don't report back with an answer, than it's listed as a UFO on the files and they explain what happened.