Mass UFO Sighting in Breckenridge Colorado

@wrabbit2000

I didn't even think about Jade Helm when I saw this report. Do we have drone machines capable of hovering in one spot for an indeterminable about of time? It could also be a hologram according to some.

Or it could be a phenomenon the ancients use to call angels and gods, and now we call aliens. 

I find it interesting how close to military bases a good portion of sightings are. We're a little over 100 miles from Fairchild, and there are very few people around these parts that haven't seen something strange and unidentifiable in the sky. It makes me think technology is far more advanced and secretive than we could ever guess.

I think crop circle, for the most part, are either testing of technology or messages meant to be seen from space. A few man-made ones are being thrown in now to muddy the waters, as most 'rational' people would conclude that if one is fake, they probably all are.

@melz,


Lets just say I was a direct observer and part of a situation where a photo of something that doesn't exist, appeared where it should not have appeared...and there ARE lines any website must honor when such a thing happens, and the letter making a request is 100% real and dead serious about it removing the offending image. 

It wasn't green men from Mars, or critters from another dimension, but what a picture showed sure may have made someone think it, if they'd not known better for the context of where and how it was taken. 

I'll bet money over madness, those were U.S. Air Force or similarly authorized support aircraft, and likely attached to Jade Helm, the test facility I believe is in South Central Colorado, or just North American Space Command and everything else seeming to move in the direction of Colorado Springs, now that Cheyenne is getting a remodel and modern make over. 

Who knows....but I do know there IS a big U.S. exercise happening, with a lot of REAL outside talk of disruption in 'any way possible' ...so the idea that something much larger than a pigeon could be in that airspace for the next few months, without a very clear ID tag on SOMEONE's radar screen (not likely civilian ATC, I agree) is stretching credulity a bit, IMO.