>Skeptics, including Joe Nickell, who is Senior Research Fellow of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP), have replied that from mid-May to August, wheat is naturally green and pliable-so it is no mystery that the stalks pressed down to make crop circles are not broken.
These brilliant, catch-all statements are made by the ignorant.
How easy to cancel the mystery with a statement like this!
Then how does he explain the lack of any damage or breakage when circles are found in fields of rapeseed, which is very delicate and NOT pliable?
And what about the huge circles that appear near harvest time where there is NO evidence of any human entry and the circle was laid down near in clear view of a busy highway with minutes in broad daylight?
And how does he explain the bloated nodes where they are "bent"over (NOT broken) and the fact that all genuine circles are five degrees off of magnetic north?
And those are just the beginning of unanswerable questions.
Colin Andrews was called annually for meetings with the British Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Agriculture and the British Parliament because of his research. They had become concerned because crop circles were appearing in secure areas of their military bases and within secure areas of the Royal grounds.
Joe Kickell needs to get a life.
However a skeptic is a skeptic and he will twist or deny facts to suit his mindset and beliefs. The other side does it too, but facts are facts, and some people just could never be comfortable with them, especially if their is NO answer ("aliens" or not).
The movie will be a hit, and it might jar a few sleeping consciousness' into the fact that they DO exist, however they may leave the movie feeling justified that they never need to look into them again (for their own mental comfort level).
I think we need a big one.......on the White House lawn.
Aliens, if you're listening. The time has come.
LOL
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