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Extra-terrestrials, space aliens, UFOs, I'm sure most of us have seen some science fiction movie or other. I happen to like Sci-fi, so I've seen many films in that genre. In fact, I'm in the process of watching a television series about alien invaders called "V", as in 'Visitors', which I am thoroughly enjoying. Some aliens are portrayed as peaceful, some like the ones in "V", are not, but as for believing they actually exist, well I'm not so sure. There are plenty of people, however, that do believe in the existence of ETs, and claim to have either seen UFOs or been abducted by aliens. Most are just written off as nuts, wacko, looney- but sometimes there are certain unexplainable things that happen in the world that just make you wonder. As it did some farmers in Shropshire, England.
Farmers near Shrewsbury claim to have witnessed sheep being “lasered” by unidentified light from UFOs.They have linked the unexplained incidents, where sheep’s brains and eyes were removed, to the mysterious orange lights in the sky.
They have found sheep with “neat holes” while their brains and other internal organs were removed. Other animals have lost eyes or had their flesh “carefully stripped away”, usually on the left side.
Phil Hoyle, 53, who has spent almost a decade investigating how the livestock have died, said the UFOs were found to have roamed a 50-mile "corridor" between Shrewsbury and Powys.
Mr Hoyle and 15 members of the Animal Pathology Field Unit, claimed they witnessed UFOs at work last month while working during the night at a Welsh hill farm near Radnor Forest.
“The technology involved in these attacks is frightening,” he told The Sun.
“These lights and spheres are clearly not ours.
“They are built by technology and intelligence that's not from here.”
He added: “For a short while it looked more like a Star Wars battle.”
Next day he interviewed farmers and "all but one had some type of unusual disappearance of animals or deaths with strange injuries", he told the paper.
The crop circles in England had always been attributed to non-human activity, until it was proven to be a prank. And yet, even after the hoaxsters Doug Bower and Dave Chorley confessed to their prank, people continued to believe they were caused by UFOs. Sometimes there are things that happen that have no explanation, and perhaps we will never know, but it is human nature to always want to know why and to place blame on something or other. Whether beings from other planets and galaxies exist or not will always be a debatable subject , just as the existence of God is to some. I know I believe in God, as for ETs, I'm not so sure. But people are entitled to believe what they choose, and if the farmers in England believe their sheep were killed by UFOs, who am I to disagree. If they do exist, let's just hope they are the "I come in peace" type.
