Are UFO’s real? I think so.

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Unidentified Flying Object. That is the true definition of a U.F.O. Are they man made? Are they E.T.? Good question. I for one believe that there are both kinds, but the prevailing sentiment in me says E.T. before man-made.

In my 40 years on Earth, I can honestly say only three times in my life have I seen something I couldn’t identify or explain. Have I seen a U.F.O? Yes, thrice.

I have followed the web since its inception (non- Al Gore days), I have read books, I have watched programs, I have listened to others point of view, and most importantly, I have watched the night and day sky for years.

With the advent of the web, digital photography and video, there are tons of new stories and accounts, real and fake. I like the real ones personally. If you are reading this, you know as well as I do, which ones are fake and which ones are real. That is what truly keeps your interest. Kinda like being in sales, get the 400 No’s to the 1 yes.

What makes it real? Do you ever take the time to really read an account, or watch a video? There are some good fakes out there. However, fakes dating back millennia (only Government or archaeology can do this one)? Now, that is interesting. I personally believe that man has been influenced for some time, going back further than recorded history and possibly further than you and I could imagine.

With all the recent hubbub of “Earth like” (which actually should be Earth-sized – you JPL pinheads) planets being discovered, the overwhelming realistic videos and detailed accounts are too many to ignore. Could this be the path to disclosure? Piece by piece you can put together a conclusion that leads to only one end - in my opinion. There are U.F.O’s – a very true fact. Like I said in my opinion, man has been influenced for some time and I believe that E.T. (not phoning home) is, and has been, here for some time.

How else could you explain that in the 6,000 years or so of recorded history, in the last 100 years we have made strides that dwarf the last 8,000 or so? That is 2,190,000 days to get it right before we as a civilization would be destined to make the next significant “leap”. Personally, I think it was far sooner. In my opinion, it would take a civilization no more than 100 years to figure things out. It took Edison roughly 2 years to perfect the bulb as we know it, for a total of 70 from the time a bulb idea was introduced. It was about 70-80 years for electricity to become viable (before the bulb, of course). How about the modern-day binary computer? Try about 60-70 years. Hmm, seems to be a pattern here.

Why wouldn’t writing have been invented 50,000-100,000 years ago (supposedly the time we haven’t changed)? What about the wheel, maybe 20,000 years ago. How about electricity 10,000 years ago and nuclear technology 5,000 years ago? Does each leap in technological, cultural or social know-how take thousands of years? Things just do not add up, seeing as how we have changed little in 50,000 – 100,000 years. There must be another influence.

It seems to me that archaeology, or Governments, or both, care to omit pertinent details from our evolution (you cannot deny evolution), particularly when it comes to gifts we were given long ago. How else do you maintain control, amaze the world, and build an “economy” around the root of all evil, money? Yep, I pursuit it, but only to a necessity, just like many of you.

Based on simple things like logical deduction, it seems to me that about 70 years ago, the world of secrecy of U.F.O’s was truly born. This would seem to coincide with modern day findings and my own conclusions. Please, feel free to debate this wonderful topic.