Changing one’s mind from the mainstream requires guts. In our majority rule culture, anything that seems to contradict our everyday ordinary reality is often written off as a hoax or fiction. Many individuals just refuse to entertain other ideas, no matter how absurd they may appear at first, but they have a tendency to accept information from news reports without question, even when it is blatantly biased and full of lies to further the larger goal. The media’s singular goal of trivializing and disproving every aspect of the subject of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and extraterrestrial life whenever it comes up—using phrases like little green men, ets, and other tedious repartee—does not help with this. As a result, the topic has had a persistent image problem. Have they gotten in touch with us? Consider the phenomenon of crop circles. The artificial ones are easily identifiable, with wheat that has been irreparably ruined and an overall hideous jumble that has some kind of a pattern mixed in. Compare this to the magnificence of a real crop circle, which may arise in a matter of minutes and are sometimes enormous in size (some measured in miles rather than meters), with their very intricate and flawless finishing. Without modern technology and previous preparation, this would be an unattainable feat for a small group of people and would need human labor.It would take at least many weeks, and be nothing more than a length of rope and a board of wood. … much more difficult to keep this project hidden from the general population. When examined more closely, artificial crop circles are always discovered to have imperfections, whereas genuine ones have none at all. Despite withstanding intense scientific scrutiny, electromagnetic energy found in the wheat and soil underneath, and the corn whole, as if called upon by a higher force to lay this way and that. There is still nothing to refute the existence of real crop circles, and there is no evidence to support a man-made phenomenon today. The government obviously takes this phenomenon considerably more seriously than the general population does, as seen by the frequent use of military helicopters for investigation—an expense that must have amounted to thousands of pounds. A crop circle with a binary code message that surfaced in the grounds of the Chilbolton radio telescope in Hampshire in 2001 was a direct reaction to signals sent by Carl Sagan and associates 27 years before. They included comprehensive details in their message, such as our planet’s position in the universe, the human race and its genetic makeup, and a picture of the satellite dish—the device used to send the message and end the transmission. Amazingly, a response was received stating that they were gray, had big heads and little bodies, were on average 4 feet tall, and were mostly composed of silicone and carbon. They also said that they resided on the third, fourth, and fifth planets in their solar system, with a population of around 21 billion. They also gave us a crop circle that used our photo. These crop circles developed over night in a monitored and guarded region; as a result, it is difficult to manufacture them in the dark without being seen. Unsurprisingly, this crop circle—which is still the most well-known and maybe the most significant to date—was never shown on any nightly news program. A cover-up by the government? Millions of eyewitness accounts are now available, and many of them are from the general population as well as astronauts and military personnel, who you would assume would have a greater capacity to distinguish more precisely than many others what they had seen. Furthermore, it is becoming harder and more crucially unethical for them to go public about their experiences at great personal risk from government agents and the inevitable mockery that will follow their courageous admissions—all for the sake of humanity. Author and creator of Critical Eye, a website devoted to discussing social concerns, foreign events, and other subjects, Christopher is a UK-based individual. examining current concerns with a critical eye cevans@criteye.com
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