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On July 4th, farmer Arthur Rantala watched a crop circle being made in his field in Mayville, Wisconsin. Since that time, investigators have investigated the circles and have determined they’re not manmade.

Rantala says, “They took extensive measurements and made intricate drawings of the circles showing the directions of the grain, which way it lays and took samples of grain from the inside of (the) circles and out and they’re going to send them to a laboratory in Michigan.”

His theory? “To my notion, it’s Mother Nature and just a mini-tornado, but it didn’t develop to anything more than this. It’s just something (that) happened and I happened to see it,” he says.
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28 pages were removed from the 900 page report to congress by the Bush government about the causes behind 911. According to the New York Times, those pages would have revealed that Saudi officials funneled hundreds of millions of dollars to organizations that helped finance the September 11 attacks. Another example of Bushing editing is the new plan to study the causes of global warming. Environmentalists complain that only natural causes will be considered, while industrial and automobile emissions will be ignored.
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Contrary to previous reports, the group of photos of which this is one are not single images from a digital camera, and are not using an infrared light source, nor were they made in Italy.They are allegedly frames from a 4 minute videotape made in England in 1999. According to the Aquarius website, where they apparently first appeared, this is a description of their origin: “Mr XXXX was woken in the night by the sound of a neighbour’s dog whining, and a strange feeling. He ventured outside and saw a strange light in the sky. He describes the light as being in three parts, triangular with the brightest point of light in the front. Mr XXXX went back inside grabbed his video camera, and filmed for 4 minutes.read more

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This photograph was allegedly taken in Bologna recently, as part of a series that captured aliens using an infrared light source on the camera. We have examined the photographs as carefully as possible via the digitally reduced versions that are available to download, and they do not contain any obvious signs of digital alteration, which would probably be detectable even in this format. But that does not rule out a hoax, of course. Anne Strieber reminds us that this may be nothing new.
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