ALIENS/ UFOs Caught In Photos and On Video: You Decide!

ALIENS/ UFOs Caught In Photos and On Video: You Decide!

By Bill Knell

When I was a kid there were popular phrases to deal with anything unexplained or unusual that went against the grain of popular belief. People would say things like “There's no such a thing!” or “There ain't no such an animal!” The internet, modern technology, and new scientific and archaeological discoveries have changed all that. What was once considered “impossible” is now very possible.

It started in Elementary School for me. In the 1960s stories about Flying Saucers and UFOs were in the news weekly. That represented a problem for me. As the son of an important Air Force Officer I “accidentally” heard enough of the truth about UAPs from my dad and his military friends to place me in two realities. In one I was supposed to go along with “There's just no real evidence to support the existence of Aliens or their visits to Earth” propaganda spread by the skeptics and scientific community (mostly funded by the government). In the other there was the reality that military and civilian pilots, trained observers and government insiders knew different and sometimes accidently or purposely shared their experiences, or what they knew, with others.

Today, with knowledge and new discoveries travelling at light speed through the Internet and personal communication devices, the truth is much harder to hide. Attitudes have changed so that people are beginning to realize that most everything they have been taught is, at best, speculation or, at worst, an outright lie. But why? Because power is addictive. Those who know the truth about many things hold it close to them and use it for their own political or financial gain.

I once pointed out that politicians and their pundits fight out their positions on issues in government legislative bodies and the media, then sit down to pleasant meals and enjoy social events together as if there were no arguments at all. They do this because, no matter what side of an issue or belief they publicly rant on, they are all speaking from the same play sheet; one that gives them power and wealth, and allows them to hold on to it.

It's interesting to note that sometimes our world of increased knowledge has forced so-called “scientific authorities" to change their tunes on issues like UAPs, cryptoids, time travel and other things. Only in the last decade have they finally admitted that Einstein's theories allow for the possibility of things like Time Travel, which were once considered scientifically impossible, to be theoretically possible.

There have always been hoaxes and faked evidence to support various unexplained events. Some would argue that today's photographic technology and AI makes it much easier to dump false evidence on the public. However, those same advances make it much harder to do so without being exposed.

One way to tell the difference without any technology is to look for “set up” shots involving photos or video. A camera just happens to pan towards an unexplained phenomenon during what appears to be a normal, everyday event like a family getting together or someone walking in the woods. Closed circuit, ring, trail and stationary cam photos and videos are harder to fake unless someone is able to manipulate the surroundings they cover by having someone in a costume appear just far enough away to avoid positive identification. Close-up scenes are much more difficult to fake and, therefore, may be authentic.

Another problem is that “going viral” often means serious cash for the poster. Most Influencers jump at the chance to capture the online public's attention with something that really pops and gets noticed right away. That likely means new subscribers and a chance at more money. It would not be unusual to find a faked video or photo created at much expense, or via friends with tech skills, because the possibility of a substantial payday makes it worth the time and money.

Look at these photos and stills from videos. You be the judge using some of the ‘tells’ that I mentioned and your own good sense…