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The Sun is a well-known British tabloid, the headlines for January 1, 2008, include:
So, when The Sun claims...
...then it must be true, it is surely best ufology at work with a true alien UFO of authentic metallic appearance certified by experts who saw no trace of hoax from the witness worthy of faith but who did not see the UFO when he snapped the pic and never believed in little green men but later when he looked at the image on his personal computer oh my gosh there was...
Yes, there was a bird, again!
It's been years that some ufologists (1%? 2%?) explain and explain againg that all those little and often fuzzy things, not seen, are not a "best UFO photograph" nor a "structured metallic craft" nor a "classical flying saucer"; you would have believed that although photographers can be excused when they don't know, at least the "foremost UFO experts" finally understood.
Well, not all of them did, and the first UFO of 2008 is again a blurry bird pic!
"Nick Pope, one of Britain's foremost UFO experts, said the photo was one of the best he had seen."
How strange, It seems to me that I do see some sort of beek, wings, a tail, on the feathery saucer, sorry, the "structured, metal and symmetrical" UFO. But that must be because I'm not a foremost expert, I guess.
A reader had just told me he feels 2008 will be a great year for ufology.
False start, already!
