Miller on the TX UFO
While countless commentators (both within Ufology and without) have been reporting on the recent UFO encounter at Stephenville, Texas, Stuart Miller of UFO Review and the forthcoming Alien Worlds magazine takes a slightly different - albeit highly intriguing - view of the affair.
Here’s what Stuart has to say (and indeed he has much to say):
“There are discomforting similarities between the events in Stephenville Texas last week and the Phoenix Lights incident. The one major difference is that Phoenix happened over a large metropolis and Stephenville is out in the sticks.
“So why am I disturbed by these similarities? It is because of the way, 11 years later, that I now perceive the Phoenix Lights events. I don’t believe that what floated around over the capital of Arizona on that evening of March 13th in 1997 was an extraterrestrial craft. I think the event was deliberately staged to reinvigorate the UFO story for intelligence purposes. I think it was a brilliantly acted out performance that involved a deliberate confusion of sightings and a conflict involving flares. The actual object seen was some sort of dirigible, possibly some sort of lifter, or maybe even something especially rigged up for the occasion.
“Dirigibles, flares, and a very large object as big as the proverbial football field, as in Phoenix, have all been mentioned in relation to Stephenville.
“I think we have to ask ourselves what exactly it is that we expect from sightings like Phoenix and Stephenville. It’s a rhetorical question because the answer is clear. What we hope is that these are genuinely anomalous objects that carry within them intelligent life from another planet. Although some people might earnestly argue differently, they might mitigate or qualify, if truth be told, we want aliens.
“Just how likely is that? Just how likely is it that life from another planet would choose to get so close to our planetary surface and then just parade itself around in this fashion and fly off again?”
Click here for the rest of Stuart’s article.
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Jan 21 2008 
January 21st, 2008 at 11:21 am
One objection though: the object(s)described by the texans witnesses were much too quicker for a blimp or a lighter-than-air aircraft. At least “conventional” or not so far-out technologies IMO. One witness described the object crossing his entire horizon of vision in mere instants.
But a blimp causing the Phoenix incident? mmm… remains in the realm of possibility, I guess.
January 21st, 2008 at 3:41 pm
That was my first hunch as well as I have firsthand experience: military black triangle psy-ops in action. But then Stuart has a dog and I don’t so I have to rely on him for the final woof!
January 21st, 2008 at 6:09 pm
quote >”…Just how likely is it that life from another planet would choose to get so close to our planetary surface and then just parade itself around in this fashion and fly off again?”
Good Question….that’s what’s been on my mind.
Again, the “mile long” ‘object’….re the experienced pilot, former Gov. of Arizona, stated the same at ‘Jamie Fox’s Press conference’ …
(on one hand-mine) Shades of that “Outer Limits” episode ?
(Also, reminds me of the “Airships”….)
Should these ‘dots’ be connected–Shape of Things to Come?
If this ‘thing’ is ‘Ours’….some kinda ‘psych-ops’ test ?
yeah, i got questions…..gonna write a song about this for Greg,
‘Strange things Going on in Texas, strange things happening
in the Southwest…’
m