What UFO case has actually provided an ET supposition?

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I, like you, am rather familiar with a large number of UFO reports, and I have never read one that contains anything that definitively tells me the thing seen was a space craft from outer space, not one.

Yes, aerial maneuvers often indicate intelligent manipulation. And reconnoitering waterways and military installations seem to show observational tendencies or a need for H₂O or some element in it.

But does any of that really suggest alien (extraterrestrial) visitation?

Impressions in the ground, weird noises or smells do not connote outer space visitation either.

And the humanoid interactions or perceptions of humanoid-like entities, which are very likely psychical, in line with what I’m about to propose, do not infer that the visualized beings are extraterrestrials, nothing.

Taking Roswell out of the mix, and accepting the Socorro sighting as an extraordinary mundane event, along with Ken Arnold’s visual escapade, plus any other sighting you can cite, we are hard-pressed to see any connection to otherworldly visitors in UFO sightings.

Because UFO sightings are unusual in essence and uncommon by any evaluation, that doesn’t make them space craft containing outer space visitors.

UFO witnesses project their science-fiction conditioning on their odd observations.

Early UFO sightings didn’t provoke the idea of creatures from the cosmos; even the Ancient Astronaut theorists have to admit that. Their ballyhooed UFO sightings were the vehicles of the gods, for those initially reporting them.

It’s the imposed science fiction renderings of books, movies television and later on, with the Frank Scully book and the 1978 Roswell resurgence, UFOs became encrusted with alien visitation, although nothing occurred that imposed that idea on the mysterious phenomenon, nothing except the subliminal idea that such odd things in the sky could only be the product of advanced species from somewhere else, besides Earth.

There is, as far as I have been able to see, not one iota or scintilla of detail by any UFO witness, from their reports, that can knowledgeably insinuate an alien (extraterrestrial) presence.

ETs are a non-intellectually presumed assumption, created from a conditioned mind-set that is flush with circumstantial fictional imagination.

I can see how skeptics arrive at their UFO atheism, but not to see UFOs as something strange from, possibly, a reality other than outer space is just as fervently asinine.

That’s where I’m continuing to go with this…

RR