Thanks exo-doc. You sound like a sincerely informed and intelligent person. I would like your view on the link I am going to provide. It regards something that happened back in 2008, but it appears to me, anyway, to have similarities to "the blunt force trauma" that impacted many recent birds. Could it be scalar weaponry?
Note to everyone who opens this link, you -must- scroll down through the whole thing so that you can see all the photos and comments. THANKS.
http://lucianarchy.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=uforeports&action=print&thread=5172
Interesting phenomena. The side of the car was crumpled like aluminum foil without damage to the paint. The paint not being damaged, not even scratched, is what intrigues me. The "crumpled" appearance looks distinctly different from damage caused by impact from something or punching and kicking, it almost seems to have a melted quality to it. No blood no hair tends to rule out a deer impact, but not completely.
The investigator Sam Maranto finding the mirror gasket on the highway where the girl claims her car "lurched" lends a lot of credence to her story. Most of the explanations I saw involved theorizing the girl doing something wrong and trying to cover it up, the usual kind of brush-off of the facts strange events usually get. I think finding the gasket shows her story is what happened.
What caused her car to mildy lurch and do that unusual kind of damage driving at highway speeds?
-A deer that left no blood or hair. I don't buy that one, but it's a possibility that must be considered.
-A new weapon of some sort? I have no idea because I don't know anything about scalar weapons, but I intend to rectify that today.
-Some kind of geomagnetic anomaly? Good grief, the kind of mega-gauss magnetic field necessary to selectively do that is, well, I've never heard of that, but I suppose it's
possible, but very remote. I would think there would have been over all damage, and damage to the cars electronics if that happened.
-A weather event of some kind? A poster pointed out the window was not shattered or cracked, so I think that tends to discount that one.
What does that leave? Some kind of force that warps car panels and parts of the frame without damaging the paint, while the driver only felt a mild "lurching".
Could this be related to the bird deaths? There appear to be similar forces at work. I think this is a wait and see kind of thing.
What is your take on all this Simone_m? Any explanations?
As for me being informed, I try to keep up with things. Intelligent on the other hand, well my wife would laugh at that one, but I appreciate it.
