26-06-2012, 12:21 AM
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When it comes to believing more than the news reports compiled on youtube and other video streaming sites, you can do a bit of research about our extra-terrestrial/dimensional beings. There are in fact unedited photos from government satellites which contain UFOs clear as day.
There's a lot of documentaries you can watch from actual folks who isn't just some random people who may have been on drugs or have no credentials at all. These folks have actual reputations to lose, some Vets and retired folks, a couple from time to time who are still active duty. Former President Jimmy Carter and even some astronauts each share their stories. Said documentaries as below...
"I Know What I Saw" - collection of UFO witnesses (some being military generals, some being pilots). This was first aired on 2009, it was on H2 (secondary History Channel) today, a week ago there was another Reptoid documentary from witnesses throughout the country on Monster Quest. Another documentary to keep your eye out for: "Area 51 Declassified".
Statement from a French Air Force Captain - "The unknown craft was 1000 feet wide, it became transparent and disappeared 10 - 20 seconds. We realized we just witnessed something that we didn't know anything about." Even Larry King Live on CNN has had an interview on an UFO Coverup in Texas.
There's a radar reports covering many UFO trails and sightings, there's even Satellite (in orbit) footage of UFOs from time to time, NASA had some covered publicly and then quickly changed it to the Private channel which is classified for government officials and NASA with Top Secret clearance. 2007 - CNES (French equivalent to NASA) made a bunch of files and reports of UFO information available for the public.
COMETA - a 3 year military study on UFOs and Aliens and even published a book about their studies. There's another term to look into called the "Extra-Terrestrial Hypothesis". The French have all of their research out in the open and should have some translated documents as well to look into. If you still don't believe in any of that, there are still History Channel, BBC, and Discovery Channel with documentaries you can watch yourself as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjGYSGbAEUM
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