..and can back up many of his claims with own UFO hunting footage (to some degree)..
Yeah, what about that.
Many people spend many hours hanging around places where ufo are reportedly seen. But come away with nothing.
Yet others come back with pictures of objects. How does that work.
Let me tell you a short story. It's true.
A long time ago I used to investigate ufo reports in my area.
One case was from a woman who claimed to have watched this object rise from the valley in front of her house and then drift off over the horizon.
The thing is, I live on the opposite side of the valley from her; I can see her house. And on that day, at that time, I was sitting outside facing her side of the valley enjoying an iced tea.
And there was no ufo. I would have seen it. Probably so would some of the many people who were driving along the road at the other side of her house.
But she was quite adamant it happened.
That's probably a common case of people misidentifying something yet being convinced to themselves it happened.
Here's the story of this channel owner's UFO encounter - he had several first hand accounts (no aliens, or he doesn't claim to know who piloted them) -just the craft.
While listening to his detailed encounter(s), I was thinking that maybe he had been under the influence of some drugs, which he has spoken of as using at various times. I emailed him about that some of these particular drugs he mentions have a history of producing hallucinations and could explain his UFO encounters.
His reply, which was a very valid one that debunked this argument, was that several family members had come out and seen this themselves, (besides that he wasn't using anything during this period of encounters). But the fact that multiple accounts were of the same phenomenon, this creates a lot of credibility. The issue is of (what it is they actually saw is another question).
The other aspect of recording the event, which he even had night cameras set up at the time of this. His explanation is that when such an encounter occurs, that all that goes out the window. It's easy to say
Now, that's just his initial major encounters, he's documented numerous live stream recordings of various phenomenon and clear triangular crafts, many other times later on, and documented. But these most profound ones he says he was too captivated to go back get the camera or something to that effect, instead he called others to come and see themselves, which they did. So, for me the totality of his experiences, is very persuasive and I believe he had these UFO encounters.
Now with SETI, one other point to add to the three I mentioned for discussion, is that (he says in the video) observatory that crashed, was so awkwardly and dangerously put into place because it's so hard to position and often it can't even get the direction of something, or very difficult to.
An alternative to this way is a network of astronomers and UFO hunters around the world who can communicate their findings of UFO phenomena or anything unusual in space, in a network, I think there is such a network but I don't remember the name. I live in close proximity to NYC so I don't have any optimal conditions to make observations, but many do.
