"A time-exposure which we can't show here for... reasons."

BBC. They tend to hush. Like Sir Jimmy.

Maybee there is different type of humans as well as different type of "non humans".

​@@friabads there isn't bipedal aliens.

I would love to see that, do you have any references? What was the program called?

@@vaggeliskostas6889 it was just a minute long clip, not part of a program. ive never been able to find it anywhere since. the oject looked to be about the size of a bus. glowing white and less than half a mile away.

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This is a local channel for LOCAL people, we'll have no trouble here!🤓

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Only when they eat the local mushrooms 🍄 😂

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Forgot their shopping. 🤣

Well, Wicksteed Park was great fun in those days.

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I wonder why anyone would repeatedly go back to Kettering!

Our galactic neighbours are best to observe earth from a distant. Humans are violent creatures best observed.

Yes, that would be ideal. They don't know how much that would further the human race

I have no doubt we are the aliens living in human body's

They have for centuries, we just can't take a hint.

If we encountered an alien race more advanced than us, it's more likely they will destroy or conquer us than encourage us to do better.

Soy faces?

The problem here is the same for all witness testimony, it's never consistent, and it's often wrong. The journalist said the lights were high up in the sky flashing on and off, another says they were rising up into the sky. The journalist also says it looked like an explosion, a ball of fire, a blinding flash of light, while another described it as a camera flash. One guy takes it much further and injects his own idea of intelligent beings communicating. And on and on. Conveniently the camera never captured any of it. And where are the two 'time exposure' pictures that were taken from a neighboring hill? I would say 100 people just got trolled. They might as well say the lights picked them up with their mind rays and shook them like a dawg.

@@2degucitasMouth agape, eyes wide.

A good idea would be to give 7 billion people smartphones so they can video anything they see over, say, a 20 year period. There'd be loads of footage.

@@hmq9052 It wouldn't even take that much. A single closeup could happen at any time and serendipitously.

@@dwaneyocum1718 Yes. I hope you didn't miss my point there.

@@hmq9052 If I did, try me again. But, who wants to wait another 20 years. I'm in my 70s and I probably don't that much time left.

@@dwaneyocum1718 As I feared. You missed it. The point is we've just run that very experiment over the last 20 years. The evidence is in. And here it is: (There is none)

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@@andrewdeans3686 nothing at that time stamp

I almost got hit by several over the years, they usually appear to come from my wife's direction on the other side of the room

Totally

From the Planet Gong.

And pot headed pixies flashing on the hill 😂

I was thinking; a rival group of keen UFO spotters were flashing lights in response to the lights they saw flashing in the "sky" too!

Not a good idea in this country!

I concur, sir

I'm pleased for you - keep up the good work.

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And how do you get "real proof". Who can get you real proof? Who can give you an open investigation? Will they? If not - why?

They eat fish , fish in ships

What does a 'European' accent sound like ? ? ? Given that Europe is multi-lingual, there can be no so thing as a 'European' accent.

@andrewdeans3686 🤔Well, I would say "Western" European, but that wasn't always the case. North of Southern Europe and yet, east of Western Europe. Except for the odd English one in a Tweed jacket with those elbow patches, you know.

@@jasonayres What a load of cobbler's. The accents are all west country English.

‘European accent’ as in any country in mainland Europe. Eastern European would be the best imho, as that would give an air of mystique and the nagging suspicion that they might a closet Commie ready to betray us (bloody foreigners!)