Comments on: Ancient jets? The amazing flying beings

By: Ella

Ella — Tue, 08 May 2012 14:03:48 +0000

These gold artifacts represent an entity that is now back in our skies, once again here to change our DNA. It is a self-replicating bio-plasma life form, and is spreading a vector, which we are inhaling and it is setting up housekeeping inside our bodies. Once you are wired up, it can fly out of your head and go up into the sky and shapeshift into any form. Right now they appear as “Chemtrail Planes”, or “Morgellons”. It is the same entity. They are from Sirius star system, and their base is the Moon.

By: WS

WS — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 05:29:16 +0000

I’m glad someone else looks at them and sees fish! I’ve always assumed they were representations of stingrays, which those cultures would have had contact with, and which have vertical caudal fins, a flat, “winged” body with a “cockpit” like skull area, and the mouth on the bottom (which I believe is depicted on some of the models).

By: hmmm

hmmm — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 18:18:10 +0000

Looks like flying gurnards to me.

By: Sandy Combs

Sandy Combs — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 21:07:52 +0000

If we are to use comparative observation between the artifacts, airplanes and flying fish it is evident that there are a great many more similarities between the artifacts and airplanes. Several of the artifacts have very few visual similarities compared to flying fish, and have striking similarities when compared to airplanes. The artifacts are very mechanical in appearance with several right angles used in the design. Not very biological looking. The fact that, with very few small adjustments, researchers were able to fly an enlarged scale model of the artifact, is very compelling evidence to support the plane theory. If I attached an engine to an enlarged scale model of my grandmothers dragon fly broach and tried to fly it, I doubt I would have much success. In the “Rig Veda”, ancient Indian text, it is commonly mention and discussed at length the use of flying machine by the gods. There are many depictions in art from around the world of beings with wings, perhaps symbolic for their ability to fly. Considering the great engineering accomplishments of mankind in the past, it is not that difficult to believe that in the past 5000 years someone somewhere on this vast planet was able to develop an airplane. Remember we went from the Wright Brothers airplane of sticks and canvass to our modern war planes and space shuttle in less than 100 years.

By: Christopher Gabehart

Christopher Gabehart — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 22:54:56 +0000

What makes people think man did not have aircraft thousands of years ago? Man is devolving and getting stupider.The more knowledge we get,the more stupider.Men were wiser in the ancient days,with less knowledge.Dont sell the human race short because of DUURRwin.