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Well, that's one way of putting it...I personally don't seek to mock people who claim to have seen them. I was first to try and help the poster of this thread, and I know what you mean about mocking. Most people respect others opinions, but there's always a few who 'know' they're right.
In saying this I do believe a significant portion of these reports have misinterperated, or are lying. But, yes, I believe for some of the reasons i mentioned in my first post.
On March 30, 1990, the Belgium Air Force scrambled two F-16s after over 100 people reported several UFOs. Two radar tracking stations recorded contacts that correlated with observers positions.
In addition to these stations, the fighters also had contacts at these same positions. Everytime they 'locked-on' with onboard targeting systems the object on radar would move erratically, and with disrespect for how manmade aircraft should move. One movement was a drop in altitude from 3000 to 1700 meters in 1 second (recorded from one jet and on the ground).
The Airforce publicly released all of this, so you've got 100 witnesses, seperate radar facilities, two fighter jet pilots....
Fair enough some people wont believe, but people who do are not complete loons i don't think. Nobody knocks religion (no offence intended - niether do i)
Don't know about government involvement though. Like someone mentioned earlier - if their so advanced, why should they crash in a lightning storm?
enough - i told myself i wouldn't post on this one again - but alas, i am drawn like a moth to a flame!
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