Crop Circles

[WallFlowerActive]

You can watch the Why Files clip at the 7:50 mark as pointed out by another individual.

The clip does have the national geographic logo.  I thought that was strange.

The host of the Why Files claimed the event in the clip happened at 3AM.  The clip looks to have been taken in broad daylight.

If this was a real clip, and not a hoax, I think you could base a whole Why Files on that one clip.  

The clip of the orbs supposedly making crop circles in real time was the product of John Wabe, is that false.  Who had a half interest (ownership) in a video production company that used special effects.

The clip is the property of Wabe? Why didn’t the Why Files get the clip from him instead of using old national geographic footage that can be found online?

Wabe admitted on the national geographic show where there was the national geographic clip he produced and added the special effects to the video.  The orbs and the crop circles materialising.  

Why would the Why Files not cover Wabe?  Especially if real, the real impact such a clip would have.

[Darkorange]

yeah, some time ago i also read about this clip was a fake. A good one, nevertheless.

[quintessentone]

Does the video mention circlemakers.org?

Or just acts like they don’t exist.

What the hell. I just bought their book.


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Some of their work.

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Looks petty elaborate and complex to me?

Their work looks simplistic geometrically and spyrographic to me...where's the mathematical aspect? They take credit for their work and what about the other crop circles where nobody has taken credit?

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Obvious and simplistic, IMO.

They are all simplistic geometric renditions with no messaging; see the examples in the link below.

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Who are the other modern circle makers? Are they artists as well as mathematicians? Why don't they take credit for their work?

[Oldcarpy2]

https://www.cropcircleaccess.com/latestcropcircles/

"Who are the other modern circle makers? Are they artists as well as mathematicians? Why don't they take credit for their work"

Maybe because they don't want to be prosecuted for criminal damage?

[quintessentone]

https://www.cropcircleaccess.com/latestcropcircles/

"Who are the other modern circle makers? Are they artists as well as mathematicians? Why don't they take credit for their work"

Maybe because they don't want to be prosecuted for criminal damage?

Farmers are making a monetary killing charging tourists to enter their field and have a look. One farmer made 5,000 pounds. Can a farmer make that much money from the selling those crops? Farmers are at the bottom of the crop chain, so they don't make a lot of money. It would not be worth the farmer's time or legal costs to pursue this, IMO.

[WallFlowerActive]

Farmers are making a monetary killing charging tourists to enter their field and have a look. One farmer made 5,000 pounds. Can a farmer make that much money from the selling those crops? Farmers are at the bottom of the crop chain, so they don't make a lot of money. It would not be worth the farmer's time or legal costs to pursue this, IMO.

Which has nothing to do with how are supposed vortexes made using radiation that travels in straight line paths.  Where we know microwaves just breaks down cellulose and makes it go limp.

Again. People have been weaving all manner of things on different scales for centuries.  Show me a microwave that can weave, and I’ll show you a person that can weave.

[quintessentone]

Which has nothing to do with how are supposed vortexes made using radiation that travels in straight line paths.  Where we know microwaves just breaks down cellulose and makes it go limp.

Again. People have been weaving all manner of things on different scales for centuries.  Show me a microwave that can weave, and I’ll show you a person that can weave.

Show me the crop circle makers who take credit for all the crop circles. You can't.

[Oldcarpy2]

Farmers are making a monetary killing charging tourists to enter their field and have a look. One farmer made 5,000 pounds. Can a farmer make that much money from the selling those crops? Farmers are at the bottom of the crop chain, so they don't make a lot of money. It would not be worth the farmer's time or legal costs to pursue this, IMO.

Wow.  The farmers round here make a small fortune from selling, for instance, barley, to the likes of Carling.

There are no legal costs if they want to report it to Police to prosecute.  The CPS would prosecute..

If they knew who the perpetrators were.  

Which leads me back to my previous point...

[quintessentone]

Wow.  The farmers round here make a small fortune from selling, for instance, barley, to the likes of Carling.

There are no legal costs if they want to report it to Police to prosecute.  The CPS would prosecute..

If they knew who the perpetrators were.  

Which leads me back to my previous point...

Farmers don't make a lot of money there, barley or not. Unless AI is wrong.

Then why report it if the farmer gets nothing from reporting it? When they can make 5000 pounds instead allowing tourists to view it? What can the cops do to find them? Have the cops ever tried to catch them in the act? Nobody cares, it seems. It's clear there has never been a prosecution of a circle maker to date, right?

[Oldcarpy2]

Farmers don't make a lot of money there, barley or not. Unless AI is wrong.

They why report it if the farmer gets nothing from reporting it? When they can make 5000 pounds instead allowing tourists to view it?

Ha! Ha!

Do you know any Wiltshire farmers?

I do.

Brand new Range Rovers and expensive tractors and stuff don't come cheap.

They aren't exactly Crofters....

"You'm townies do'n unnerstand our cundry ways...gerroff moi Laaan....