3 responses to “Crop Circles”

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  whitehorse1 - March 25th, 2010 at 13:14

  The crop circle phenomenon is definitely not a hoax. I can confidently pronounce this, due to personal involvement. Likewise, I will assert that, for a period approaching several decades, there has been an effort to discredit the crop circles. Due to a personal involvement with this, and other phenomena (the account of my involvement is too lengthy for this reply), I was able to ascertain that the authoritarian hush-hush campaign had been based on the notion that crop circles were an independent occurrence.

  This is not the case, as the crop circles are only part of a group of interwoven phenomena that connect directly to humans. These diverse phenomena types merely appear unrelated to each other. Please note that the ‘Hartford-Shire Mowing Devil’ crop circle of 1678 not only indicates a long, on-going process, but also the repeated connection between humans and the crop circles.

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  Simeon - March 25th, 2010 at 13:19

  Well said Whitehorse1. Thanks for your involvement and comments.

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  whitehorse1 - March 25th, 2010 at 14:14

  Dear Simeon,

  As I have said, what I found was that the crop circle phenomenon was merely a part of a much bigger picture, which includes Stone Henge itself. The story got personal, when I discovered that I had some kind of genetic connection. However, this story involves my mother, a WWII billet in Taunton, Somerset, my mother’s long-term schizophrenic illness, and thus the narrative gets harrowing. I would like to share this with you, but I’d rather do it via personal emails. My email address is stephen.clementson@ntlworld.com