High Strangeness
Crop circles have always been a mystery for the entire scientific community. They have been appearing around the entire globe, out of nowhere, for decades but some of the more recent formations are truly mind-boggling.
The latest reported case of crop circles in the UK is one of the most enigmatic ones in recent years and has fascinated a number of veteran crop circle researchers who have seen plenty of these in their lifetime and are not easily impressed.
The amazing crop circle just appeared on a farm in the UK and it's a 300 foot figure, covering an area or 2 acres. There are numerous mysterious symbols within the circle which as researchers say are supposed to represent 20 astrological symbols, all lined up around the edges of the circle.
The farm where the crop circle appeared is private property and the family that resides there said that the strange formation appeared right after they returned from a vacation. The crop circle has a very elaborate design but the strange thing is that the owners of the farm didn't notice any evidence of human tampering anywhere near the formation and no one reported anything strange in the vicinity before the circle appeared.
Colin Andrews, a prominent investigator, wrote on his Facebook page: "I've traveled the world for over thirty years investigating crop circles and have never seen anything quite as impressive."
Andrews is currently researching the formation and he's certain that the source of the mysterious crop circle will soon be discovered.
Since a big area of the family's property had been destroyed by the formation, they've decided to start charging for admission in an effort to restore their loss.
Even though crop circles pop up every now and then and a number of experts are investigating them they are still one of the most mysterious and enigmatic phenomenon indirectly linked to UFOs.
The majority of renowned scientists dismiss them as being elaborate scams with the sole purpose of individual gain and profit but there are also those who have gotten very intrigued and interested in these anomalous formations. Richard Taylor, a respectable physicist from the University of Oregon, is one of the few scientists who believe there is something to these formations. Back in 2011, in an issue of Physics World, he had a paper published about Crop Circles, where he stated the following:
"Crop circle arts are not going to give up their secrets easily. This summer, unknown artists will venture into the countryside close to your homes and carry out their craft, safe in the knowledge that they are continuing the legacy of the most science-oriented art movement in history."
We can't turn a blind eye and act as if crop circles don't exist. They exist and are a perplexing phenomenon, no doubt, but the real question remains how and who is creating them? I guess we'll have to wait a bit longer to find out, but the answer will come sooner or later.
"The patterns of the formations themselves have been studied endlessly. Aside from being supremely beautiful, many seem to be messages in one form or another, often with cosmological implications. None seems ominous or evil. If one receives any sense or feeling from them, it is benevolence. If it were to be the case that these formations are created by an extraterrestrial or non-human intelligence, we might conclude that at least one of the groups here might, in fact, care about us and wish to help us." - Richard Dolan
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If the outside symbols are zodiacal, does that mean a pending increase from a 12 month year to a 20 month year ?
Just goes to show that when it comes to making money the ethics of a lot of people go flying out the window. Just glad to see that the culprit corporation has been quickly identified. I'll be sure to avoid their products myself but as a gimmick I can see that this stunt could lead to producing lots of damage to the entire subject, which is probably the whole idea to begin with, and which makes me wonder how it is that an obscure company in Washington State would end up becoming a tool for that objective.
A truly prominent investigator might be asking the same questions and seeking answers in who actually owns that outfit.
"The majority of renowned scientists dismiss them as being elaborate scams with the sole purpose of individual gain and profit"
profit......how does one profit from a crop circle? There must have been a whole team of people to make this in.... how long?? And how do they get them so perfect? GPS?
This seemed strange to me as the most puzzling thing about genuine crop circles is that they don't damage the crops, unlike with man-made ones.
Crop Circle Connector and Colin Andrews used to perform detailed observations of the plant medium at circle sites. They apparently ignore this tell these days. The authentic circles appear to do no harm to the plant medium, gently bending the stalks down without breaking them. The fakes demonstrate bent broken stalks and heat burst nodes. To ignore this most important clue is puzzling.
I'm glad to see that this was recognized for what it is.
One of the classic features of circles of old was that there was never any attempt to inscribe standard form glyphs or typography.
When we see images of grey alien heads, or logos inspired by sci-fi films, or new-agey runes or similar appear in crop fields, I think it's safe to say they probably appeared courtesy of lower-level humans (pranksters or corporate marketeers, or black helicopter goons using funky technology), trying to sway the public with some projected concept derived from their own limited imaginations.
Didn't the C's say they were pulling back from this mode of communication several years ago now? From the available evidence, I believe it.
He got 12 months.
All these 'crop circles' are produced by the International Lager Louts Association. We do them all over the world. And we are never caught in the act. We never leave our beer cans, ciggie butts, footprints. We never leave tools around, get caught on camera. Our operatives now function in many countries and have for many years.
Of course, the ILLA has (it must have) many thousands of active members but no mighty security or intelligence serve has ever penetrated our ranks. We have never had a defector. We are never detected. We just swoop in one night, do the Mona Lisa and are gone by sunrise.
We never boast, are never caught on the internet or print anything. No one can figure out how or why we can keep on generating 'crop circles'. How we are funded is a mystery but we obviously have oodles of dough. To the outside world our motives are unknown. When we have meetings, they are never seen. Our structure and leadership bodies are totally secret.
The scale of operations for the International Lager Louts Association is on the upswing. No one can fathom or even tries to what we are or why or how we work and for so long on such an international scale.
All Hail the International Lager Louts Association!
I've searched the sessions and there are only 2 from 2015 that mention crop circles. It is surprising to me that such an intriguing subject has not been given more scrutiny.
That looks like a beautiful soy bean crop. It didn't bother the Makers one bit that the field had just recently been drenched with Roundup to hasten the "ripening" process.
Sean Hross epic pattern-recognition fail:
Inferior Killumbia Pharaonic LGBT Homo Nazi Templar Sisters of Isis Sandals with Swastika 2222 Octogon marks on them...[Link]
Isn't this the crop circle from the 12th of August? [Link]