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**Julik19** · 09-05-2008, 06:45 PM

dear friends,

http://www.wunderkabinett.co.uk/damn...in-mexico.html

don't forget this story;

an unidentified ‘flying humanoid’ filmed above santa monica?
http://www.cropcircleanswers.com/flyinghumanoid.htm

be well, be love.

david

more flying figures in mexico

the resurfacing of the mexican flying witch video and my digging up of previous comments seems to have raised an eyebrow or two.

so to compare and contrast let's look at another recent report that inexplicata has just covered, which presents a much better case than the one we discussed. it was observed for longer (and in detail) and it didn't behave like a balloon. it also seems to have had other unusual effects and the observers certainly thought there was something odd going on. this is awfully different to a video of something no one thought was anomalous at the time, but seems to have been made "spooky" by a quick switch of soundtracks.

anyway back to the current case. inexplicata do another good job of translating the texts for us and there was a follow-up investigation which seems to have helped address the question of whether or not the object videoed was a balloon and there are good arguments to suggest it isn't:

1. the recording has a 12-minute duation, and if we add to this the observation time through binoculars, the sighting was around 15 minutes, an uncommon period of time when we deal with balloons, as these are carried away by the wind, and it is hard to see them for an extended period of time.

2. at a given point in the video, the object or alleged humanoid makes descending movements, then remains static for a while and subsequently rises again. this ascending and descending isn't quite so common with balloon.

3. at two moments during the recording, the dogs' reaction can be heard. the appear to be keening or expressing fear. this does not occur when balloons are involved, unless it is a huge coincidence (the witness has 2 labrador retrievers).

09-05-2008, 06:45 PM	#1
Julik19 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	More flying figures in Mexico dear friends, http://www.wunderkabinett.co.uk/damn...in-mexico.html don't forget this story; an unidentified ‘flying humanoid’ filmed above santa monica? http://www.cropcircleanswers.com/flyinghumanoid.htm be well, be love. david more flying figures in mexico the resurfacing of the mexican flying witch video and my digging up of previous comments seems to have raised an eyebrow or two. so to compare and contrast let's look at another recent report that inexplicata has just covered, which presents a much better case than the one we discussed. it was observed for longer (and in detail) and it didn't behave like a balloon. it also seems to have had other unusual effects and the observers certainly thought there was something odd going on. this is awfully different to a video of something no one thought was anomalous at the time, but seems to have been made "spooky" by a quick switch of soundtracks. anyway back to the current case. inexplicata do another good job of translating the texts for us and there was a follow-up investigation which seems to have helped address the question of whether or not the object videoed was a balloon and there are good arguments to suggest it isn't: 1. the recording has a 12-minute duation, and if we add to this the observation time through binoculars, the sighting was around 15 minutes, an uncommon period of time when we deal with balloons, as these are carried away by the wind, and it is hard to see them for an extended period of time. 2. at a given point in the video, the object or alleged humanoid makes descending movements, then remains static for a while and subsequently rises again. this ascending and descending isn't quite so common with balloon. 3. at two moments during the recording, the dogs' reaction can be heard. the appear to be keening or expressing fear. this does not occur when balloons are involved, unless it is a huge coincidence (the witness has 2 labrador retrievers).
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