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Some history about Crop Circles WF - 727Sky - 05-26-2023

I had no idea that crop circles have been reported throughout history. Why Files covers the subject and is interesting even for those who are really not interested in the subject IMO.  In the letter part of the video there is a deep dive into government agencies putting out misinformation and out right lies.



RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - BIAD - 05-26-2023

Thanks for that 727Sky, I noticed the presenter mentioned Richard D Hall.
Hall went deep into the background of Lundberg and I'll try to find a video of one the men
who was dropped from the crop-circle-making team. He tells of Japanese film crews flying
in at night and his one-time chums waiting in the field to do their stuff.

Here's Hall's video from his website about the area of this phenomena many don't see.
Link:

You'll be surprised how un-intriguing some of the story is, TV networks -especially back in the
nineties and from all over the world, will pay a lot of money to have this weird paradox continue.
It is after all, entertaining!
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RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - quintessentone - 05-26-2023

In listening to those two retirees with nothing better to do than relive their childhood and play pranks and wait to go to BBQs (rant over), I take issue with their assessment of how to tell the difference between man- vs. supernatural-made crop circles. Specifically, they base their assessment on the flat, thin plank of wood that will, of course, cut into the stalks. I think the tools in the 'how to' link below solves that issue because the more rounded the tool there will be no cut marks in the stalk. Just a theory of mine, what do you think?

https://www.wikihow.life/Make-a-Crop-Circle


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - F2d5thCav - 05-26-2023

I've seen a genuine anomalous one.

It was nothing special, just a circle about 10 feet in diameter.

This was in a field in southwestern Germany.  I was able to spot it from a vantage point on a rise above the field.

Okay, the circle was near the edge of the field, so I went to look at it.

First thing I noted is that it was impossible to get to the circle without leaving a path in the high grass around it.  My trail was the only one going to the circle, so that, for me, ruled out human or animal action.

The grass was all "swirled" in one direction, IIRC, it was counter-clockwise.  All grass inside the circle had been flattened.

My conclusion was that a small cyclone had briefly touched down ("dust devil" type of wind).  Though, at some 10 feet in diameter, I would not have wanted to be nearby when that kind of wind kicked up.

I had no technical instruments, so I could not check for magnetic or radioactive signatures.  Even so, it was weird enough seeing something like that.  The area was fairly populated, so it was hard for me to accept my own notion of a small cyclone unless a brief spat of violent weather kicked up when most were asleep.

Cheers


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - quintessentone - 05-26-2023

(05-26-2023, 01:33 PM)F2d5thCav Wrote: I've seen a genuine anomalous one.

It was nothing special, just a circle about 10 feet in diameter.

This was in a field in southwestern Germany.  I was able to spot it from a vantage point on a rise above the field.

Okay, the circle was near the edge of the field, so I went to look at it.

First thing I noted is that it was impossible to get to the circle without leaving a path in the high grass around it.  My trail was the only one going to the circle, so that, for me, ruled out human or animal action.

The grass was all "swirled" in one direction, IIRC, it was counter-clockwise.  All grass inside the circle had been flattened.

My conclusion was that a small cyclone had briefly touched down ("dust devil" type of wind).  Though, at some 10 feet in diameter, I would not have wanted to be nearby when that kind of wind kicked up.

I had no technical instruments, so I could not check for magnetic or radioactive signatures.  Even so, it was weird enough seeing something like that.  The area was fairly populated, so it was hard for me to accept my own notion of a small cyclone unless a brief spat of violent weather kicked up when most were asleep.

Cheers
Actually, I was recently reading the history of farm animal mutilations and the satanic cult members and/or the crazies (practising on animals before moving on to humans?) who admitted to the mutilations explained that by stepping on large pieces of cardboard they were able to leave no footprints. Whether that is true or not somebody would need to test it.


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - ANNEE - 05-26-2023

Thank you.  Very much enjoyed the video.

My mom -- way back in the 50s -- was into all this stuff -- UFO's, etc.

She belonged to a group called the Mental Shop -- one of it's speakers was George Adamski who wrote "Inside a Flying Saucer" (1952).

I've been following this stuff for a long time.  When anyone asks me what I believe I say: "All of the Above"  Smile


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - BIAD - 05-26-2023

(05-26-2023, 01:18 PM)quintessentone Wrote: In listening to those two retirees with nothing better to do than relive their childhood and play pranks and wait to go to BBQs (rant over), I take issue with their assessment of how to tell the difference between man- vs. supernatural-made crop circles. Specifically, they base their assessment on the flat, thin plank of wood that will, of course, cut into the stalks. I think the tools in the 'how to' link below solves that issue because the more rounded the tool there will be no cut marks in the stalk. Just a theory of mine, what do you think?

https://www.wikihow.life/Make-a-Crop-Circle

Most media narratives simplify Doug Bower and Dave Chorley's antics, although it's accepted that
their circles were rudimentary. Others had been making them and I'd suggest their modes of creation
upgraded with every attempt.
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However, with the falls of fish and frogs, anything is possible.
Shy


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - Ninurta - 05-27-2023

(05-26-2023, 01:42 PM)quintessentone Wrote:
(05-26-2023, 01:33 PM)F2d5thCav Wrote: I've seen a genuine anomalous one.

It was nothing special, just a circle about 10 feet in diameter.

This was in a field in southwestern Germany.  I was able to spot it from a vantage point on a rise above the field.

Okay, the circle was near the edge of the field, so I went to look at it.

First thing I noted is that it was impossible to get to the circle without leaving a path in the high grass around it.  My trail was the only one going to the circle, so that, for me, ruled out human or animal action.

The grass was all "swirled" in one direction, IIRC, it was counter-clockwise.  All grass inside the circle had been flattened.

My conclusion was that a small cyclone had briefly touched down ("dust devil" type of wind).  Though, at some 10 feet in diameter, I would not have wanted to be nearby when that kind of wind kicked up.

I had no technical instruments, so I could not check for magnetic or radioactive signatures.  Even so, it was weird enough seeing something like that.  The area was fairly populated, so it was hard for me to accept my own notion of a small cyclone unless a brief spat of violent weather kicked up when most were asleep.

Cheers
Actually, I was recently reading the history of farm animal mutilations and the satanic cult members and/or the crazies (practising on animals before moving on to humans?) who admitted to the mutilations explained that by stepping on large pieces of cardboard they were able to leave no footprints. Whether that is true or not somebody would need to test it.

That would work, but not really. In fields of grasses, it would just push over stalks in a wider path, not disguise the path at all - far from it, it would make the path that much more prominent.

Where it might kinda sorta work would be on bare earth. While it would mask the footprint outlines, it would not eliminate surface disturbances that would indicate someone or something was there. An experienced tracker would spot it right away. For example, I can track folks and critters in the woods without any footprints present, just by the trail of turned and scuffed leaves they leave behind as they go along.

There are very few ways to avoid leaving a trail. Cardboard strapped to the feet will work for a while to eliminate a scent trail (think bloodhound trackers), but not a sight trail.

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RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - loam - 05-27-2023

I'm fixated on this part.

Quote:Beware the bearers of FALSE gifts
& their BROKEN PROMISES.
Much PAIN but still time.
BELIEVE.
There is GOOD out there.
We OPpose DECEPTION.
Conduit CLOSING.
(BELL SOUND)

I love a good riddle or puzzle. Big Grin


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - F2d5thCav - 05-27-2023

Ninurta--

Re: trail

Right.  My description may not have been clear.  It was not a case of lacking footprints, but rather that the grass around the circle was completely undisturbed.  That is why I concluded whatever took place, it was along the vertical axis.  I assumed weather, but who knows?  Maybe some kind of effect came up from below.   Huh

Cheers


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - BIAD - 05-27-2023

(05-27-2023, 06:23 AM)loam Wrote: I'm fixated on this part.

Quote:Beware the bearers of FALSE gifts
& their BROKEN PROMISES.
Much PAIN but still time.
BELIEVE.
There is GOOD out there.
We OPpose DECEPTION.
Conduit CLOSING.
(BELL SOUND)

I love a good riddle or puzzle. Big Grin

Well let's look at it, shall we?!
Smile

'Beware the bearers of FALSE gifts and their BROKEN PROMISES...'

One of the main problems here is that we -as humans, do not have the ability to obtain and understand the perceptions
the alleged aliens have of ourselves. If this message is genuine, is it in a purist-form we globally believe aliens adhere to
for their species to survive during their evolution...?

The words of the first sentence certainly doesn't imply this. This is a warning of wolves in sheep-clothing, subtly-constructed
connivance to obtain something from another via fake benefits and dishonesty. Have these aliens interacted with other species
in the universe that manage their respective planets through these means and is such governing is fairly common, but frowned
upon by this single species of off-worlders?!

Does this not hint of 'My Way or Highway'...?A veiled threat in the form of a false gift of words?!!
Remember, we're supposed to believe a higher technology signifies a more accomplished species,
Shy

'Much PAIN but still time...'

This sentence is about hope, discomfort through adversity, but with the faith that a better time will come. Again, biblical in its
format and an implication that a better alien-effected future lies ahead. But is this message also hinting that the very physical
make-up of ourselves, the evolved system that warns of danger for the majority of creatures on Earth is inferior or flawed?
Our human civilisations grew from such physical and mental sufferings and the lessons brought us to where we are today.

Was all that growing in error or is this 'PAIN' sentence merely an opinion?! More concerning for the global system that we've
developed within, if one is religious, does this means one's deity is/was wrong?!

Remember, this is a message of contact... subtle terminology and appropriate sophistication are attributes to an intelligent
species. One would offer objective facts that could be proven, present nonpartisan information to show genuine interest in
future association. If we rely on the many accounts of alien abduction, the shadowy grey represented in the cornfield would
know opinions on Earth are like the assholes they probe, everyone has one.
Huh

'BELIEVE.'

Another leap of faith, a trust in an outcome that cannot be proved before one takes that step. Very Trojan-esque and would
obviously bring doubt to that one word if we have been monitored through our maturing as a species. This single suggestion
can also draw suspicion to their first sentence.

'There is GOOD out there.'

I have never rode a rocket into space nor took part in a deep theological debate, but this quote is undeniably religious in its
context. 'Good' is a high moral standard that may not be unique to this planet, but if an off-world species was to make contact
via a prominent language of the planet it wished to communicate with, the use of such an ambiguous adjective -if that is the
correct column of descriptive nouns to place it in, isn't an ideal manner to transmit its own ideals.
Especially in a Crabwood Farm cornfield and without the presence of Jodie Foster and Judy Faltskog.
Shy

'We OPPOSE DECEPTION.'

So we can take it that betrayal of high moral 'goodness' either occurred during the evolution of these aliens or they have come
across such malfeasance on other planets they have visited. They are aware of such a behaviour and yet, oppose it.
Could this not once more be a manner of stating one's own agenda should be adhered to by the contacted party?


'Conduit CLOSING.'

Give me a break, this is another example of how humans always-always pretend that highly-specialised and highly-scientific
species communicate. Put it another way, when we sent out the Pioneer 10 craft, the very basics for understanding who and
where we are, is on the plaque. There's no cryptic-spooky enigmatic etching to imply something irrelevant to the message or
give the impression that something else is involved in this information delivery that we may hint at, but refrain from telling
the receiver.

Conduit closing... what conduit? Whooooo.
Surprised
...............................................................................

In my humble opinion and just as I've always perceived the many interactions on this wonder we call the internet, it's just
kids playin' on the phone or in this case, adults acting like kids farting about in a cornfield.
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RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - BIAD - 05-27-2023

June 2009 The Guardian:


Quote:"...The other reason why there may have been fewer circles in recent years is that leading circle-makers
are growing up, and can now command big money. Formations are now regularly commissioned by
multinational companies, advertising agencies and the media.

Nike, Pepsi, BBC1, Greenpeace, Sky, Weetabix, Big Brother, Mitsubishi, Thompson Holidays and O2
have all paid circle-makers tens of thousands of pounds for a night's work. They have been made for
pop videos, corporate parties, TV dramas and ads. The Sun paid for one to publicise its campaign to
bring the Olympics to Britain..."


Quote:"...The "believers" also make money from conferences, books, magazines, and calendars, lectures and
sightseeing tours. "A good aerial picture of a sophisticated circle picked up by TV or the press can make
tens of thousands of pounds," says the head of one picture agency, who asked not to be named.
"Everyone is at it."..."
Source:


RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - EndtheMadnessNow - 05-27-2023

Huh, I did not know crop circles go that far back in history either. I thought he would mention the crop circle lady, Linda Moulton Howe. Excellent presentation, very intriguing phenomena, minus the hoaxers & counterintel tricksters. His comment on getting the public focused on crop circles resonates with 'get the public focused on balloons.'

That part around 32:15 on building the machine gave me a flashback to the movie "Contact" and Joseph Farrell has talked alot about advanced new torsion physics. Salvatore Pais is an interesting fellow I've come across in the past.

Quote:The Navy Finally Speaks Up About Its Bizarre “UFO Patent” Experiments (Feb 1, 2021)

"The Naval Air Warfare Center has finally given a statement to The War Zone about the patents and experiments of Dr. Salvatore Pais."

"Pais Effect" has no scientific basis in reality and the patents related to it were filled with pseudo-scientific jargon, NAWCAD confirmed they were interested enough in the patents to spend more than a half-million dollars over three years.

Lord knows what the MIC already has hidden away.

The CIA memo he linked to is very interesting regarding some mil-intel names who were involved in the occult sciences & various psyop shenanigans.

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Direct link to the CIA PDF (9 pages)

I guess TheWhyFiles guy is right on number of hits...

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However, the decepticon search finds all files with "Schnabel" aside from only James Schnabel and the CIA hasn't updated their OCR software since the 90s so the PDF's are not searchable. Nice work ya bastards!


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I could do a thread on Stubblebine alone and his circle of occult magick frens. That hole runs deep, very deep & dark.

"The Aviary" is a collection of strange birds: The Black Lodge of Aviarian Adepti - Dark Disciples of Diabolical Disinformation



Since gifts was brought up I'll drop this line...

The name Darko is primarily a male name of Slavic origin that means "Gift".

Beware of the false flag 'children' bearing gifts. Given the purging & silly cryptic messaging over there, I was surprised the "Q" thread has been allowed to remain, but now it's making sense as to why...the short quote above that BIAD gave an excellent breakdown on, sounds & resonates to the wording/meaning structure of many Q drops...in which many were just psyop gaslighting.


I swear if it's not a spook in your backyard it's shills & cons wanting to make a buck. The truth is out there, beware of mirages, trust no one. #UFOtwitter is safe though. Kidding.


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RE: Some history about Crop Circles WF - F2d5thCav - 05-27-2023

Heh, Stubblebine is could double as an older Lee Marvin!

Cheers