"In May 1978, a 71-year-old peasant from the small village of Emilcin in eastern Poland began telling a story about how he met aliens and was taken onto their spacecraft. He never renounced it. "
It's obviously something interesting that people see. Some sightings are the town drunk seeing flashing lights as he staggers home along the main road, other sightings (especially by military planes who pick them up on the instrumentation also) are harder to dismiss.
Whether they're from where some people think they're from is a different issue.
UFOs are bullsh*it. Here is why... 1. They never land on skeptics. Somehow they prefer believers. 2. They never snatch scum like Pelosi or Schumer with CNN reporters in tow. Only patriotic farmers in Arizona.
india.com/viral/woman-claims-aliens-kidnapped-her-52-times-ufo-has-marks-on-body-to-prove-it-draws-picture-extra-terrestial-bizarre-news-4653591/ I am not sure if to file this under UFOs, women are nuts, or something else. Any ideas?
OK, women are nuts and live for attention. The whole UFO circus is for attention that starts with the idiotic definition of "unidentified". Unidentified by whom? Just because some shmuck doesn't what it is, doesn't mean it's from Mars, just as a hard to explain event is not a miracle.
BTW, I hated ET and the kids that were so much smarter than the adults.
The whole UFO was about Soviet spy vehicles using new technology developed in Hungary during world war 2.
The U.S tried to avoid the embarrassment of acknowledging the Soviet Union taking the lead in the Cold War with gathering intelligence.
I remember watching a documentary about the whole thing, and the U.S government is more then happy to continue the facade as it lead to the increased interest in science, space programs and science fiction in movies.
Whenever I hear somebody believing in aliens, I just roll my eyes internally and facepalm cause it's too much to grasp for most people and a lot to explain
The best documented case of a close third degree encounter in Poland. Only facts, dry analysis and one conclusion: Jan Wolski really experienced what he experienced.
"One May morning, 71-year-old farmer Jan Wolski from the village of Emilcin near Opole Lubelskie came across a few small green-skinned creatures and a shiny vehicle hovering low above the ground. Urged by them, he went inside ..."
Missing: two thin antennas protruding from the green-skinned creatures' heads. They did have heads?
Why is it always old farmers? Poland, Arizona, always the same scene...Why not Plac Konstytucji during lunch? Or the intersection of Marszalkowska and Aleje Jerozolimskie...Or the Old Town...Plenty of space there... The answer: old farmers don't have cameras. Their grandkids do and that is why ETs shy away from them.
Those ETs must be ecologically minded ...They never leave any junk or feces behind them. Their wives must have trained them well, I guess.
Zbigniew Blania-Bolnar explains it in his other books.: lubimyczytac.pl/ksiazka/132858/obecnosc-ufo-tom-1 lubimyczytac.pl/ksiazka/132860/obecnosc-ufo-tom-2
Basically, because they are space turists, not space ambassadors.
Whatever UAPs (the name military use for UFOs since the old name is heavy on kookery) actually are, those people who publish books on them are only guessing.
People who publish lies are a lesser problem. People who buy those books and say, Oh, yeah, are the problem and a fertile ground to plant lies that are more serious in consequences. Like global warming, masks, lockdowns, refugees, and more... These were just examples, not an invitation to another debate.
