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Mexican Airforce capture UFOs on film

"I couldn't say what it was ... but I think they're completely real," added Lt. Mario Adrian Vazquez, the infrared equipment operator. Vazquez insisted that there was no way to alter the recorded images.
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Yup, I'd be suprised if it were and outright hoax.

It'll be exciting to see what sort of completely real phenomenon they are, perhaps some sort of completely real atmospheric disturbance (or one we didn't know about before!), some sort of completely real flare of other aircraft dispensed IRCM, or perhaps even completely real camera artifacts!
 
neutrino_cannon said:


Yup, I'd be suprised if it were and outright hoax.

It'll be exciting to see what sort of completely real phenomenon they are, perhaps some sort of completely real atmospheric disturbance (or one we didn't know about before!), some sort of completely real flare of other aircraft dispensed IRCM, or perhaps even completely real camera artifacts!
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my thoughts exactly!
 
"The armed forces don't perpetuate frauds."

Obviously they don't remember the Gulf of Tonkin "incident".
 
patnray said:
"The armed forces don't perpetuate frauds."

Obviously they don't remember the Gulf of Tonkin "incident".
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nice try, but if there was a fraud in that incident, it was perpetrated by the whitehouse. The Navy responded to what they thought was real attacks (in waters they should never have been in in the first place helping SV attacks on NV bases). It turned out the second NV attack was almost certainly did not happen, and was not real, caused by overactive imaginations (though not fraud). The whitehouse knew of this soon after, but by this stage the publicity machine had been cranked, and it suited Johnson's purposes to use it to justify full military assistance.
 
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