CNN.com Larry King Interview “Actual Footage of UFOs!”

So UFOs are mysteriously altering missiles… sometimes setting them off… sometimes making them malfunction… just to F’ with us? Ummmmmmm, how do weirdos get airtime on CNN?

Anyhow, I would just love if anyone has interest in watching the video and offer possible explanations for the footage Lightning? Balloon on a string? Frisbee? Altered video? There are several “examples” shown, some that seem obvious pranks, but others might have needed more theatrics or altering of the video.

P.S. I love how the people showing “video evidence” of UFOs often seem to be selling their book on the experience!

Jules - 21 July 2008 06:09 PM

CNN.com Larry King Interview “Actual Footage of UFOs!”

So UFOs are mysteriously altering missiles… sometimes setting them off… sometimes making them malfunction… just to F’ with us? Ummmmmmm, how do weirdos get airtime on CNN?

Because most American media is such utter garbage that it has very little credibility left?

For instance, Fox “news” (the same people who attacked Mass Effect with a book-pushing “expert” (among thousands claiming the following) who had never even played the game claiming violent video games to be destroying the minds of children which a 4-year study by Harvard disproved entirely) should change their motto from “Fair, balanced, first” to “Fair and Balanced, comrade” for accuracy.

Gee, I always thought it was, “Farce and Unbalanced.”

All one has to do is go to any of the recent super-hero movies to be amazed at the quality and apparent reality projected by computer graphics.  I’m fascinated that many people go to all of these movies, realize that the unbelievable exploits were done on computers, then go home watch something like these UFO purveyers with computer graphics not nearly as good as the movies, and believe them.

Occam

Doc_Prospect - 21 July 2008 08:19 PM

For instance, Fox “news” (the same people who attacked Mass Effect with a book-pushing “expert” (among thousands claiming the following) who had never even played the game claiming violent video games to be destroying the minds of children which a 4-year study by Harvard disproved entirely) should change their motto from “Fair, balanced, first” to “Fair and Balanced, comrade” for accuracy.

CNN, “The Most Trusted Name in News”? I always thought that was the BBC.

I am truly amazed at how poor the altered graphics and hoaxes are in the video link. One of them looks like something from the old Atari game “Space Invaders” and the other seems to be a spaceship-shaped balloon on a string.

The one with the “spaceship circling and firing lightning” at the moving missile appears very superimposed. If this was ball lightning, it must be the most unnatural and fake looking lightning ever recorded. I would guess that it is a poorly altered video hoax. What do you guys think?