@GHOST phil,
xris wrote:I could agree if you had investigated this event or you could agree that these events whatever their cause need investigating.Need is not always an objection to searching, new lands new horizons are always found by need.Read the back ground of this guy before you assume his investigation was biased. In the great scheme of things aliens are just as possible as parallel universes or any fanciful scientific theory. I said before Aliens are more possible and we have more evidence of them than any god.
Sure, did we not find microbes on Mars or something?
GHOST wrote:This is what has baffled me. With literally 1000's upon 1000's of sightings and obductions claimed every year, I wonder how much evidence is needed before aliens are more than scoffed at. I tend to believe something when more than one person see's the exact same thing, especially when 62 children see the exact same thing, it do not care if they are children, they all have eyes and they all wittnessed something phenomenal. PS. If you want his name watch the video.
Firstly, you trust the video. I watched it, and it was a complete joke. John Mack was it? Look, it's all a bunch of crap. John Mack says (in the video clip) that there is no psychiatric explanation to this, that 62 children could all have this 'mass delusion'. I never heard Mack actually say himself that he claimed that statement, it was the narrator of the clip who did.
I cannot believe that Mack who went to Harvard and into the psychiatry field could not find a psycho-explanation to the phenomenon.
The alien delusion is a very common one in psychotics, I know my brother has it. From my understanding, it is a fear. I noticed the children feared the alien spacecraft or whatever it was. Also, the drawings differed too much, and you'll notice only one of the children described the lighting of the spacecraft. You need all of them to see the SAME lighting effect and credible evidence of such too.
And you never had any of the children talk about interacting with the aliens. I mean, you'd think one of them'd be naive enough to say hello. But its all about fear isn't it. The delusion/hallucination invoking fear tends to be one-way interaction.
You'll notice the children did not describe the sound of the spacecraft. That kind of evidence might have been very conclusive too knowing that these African children have not heard much of the urban chaotic noise.
Also, all those websites, if there was any credible evidence, then I'm sure they'd look much more professional and funded, don't you think?