Andres,

I hear you loudly and clearly.

The phenomena of crop circles has got thousands of people interested in 'weird' things. The people who research seem to keep lots of findings to themselves. But, if you release everything you find, who will buy the book? I would imagine lots of people have their own agendas. However, we come to know that there is much to wonder about, regardless of the 'realities'. Part of the problem is the secretness of governments. When they give people poorly constructed stories or half truths, people think "conspiracy" right away. We have HAARP, UFOs, Crop Circles (around which military helicopters have been seen and filmed flying in England). Crop circle investigators who have been 'spoken to' by folks purportedly representing government; mixed stories about places and events like Bentwater; mixed stories about Roswell and the 1947 events; mixed stories about missing radio time in one of the moon orbits; mixed stories with the Kennedy assassination. Put it all together, and there is no reason to trust government. Too bad, because we elect these people, and they seem to have agendas of their own. I don't necessarily believe everyone who tells a story, but I don't necessarily believe the words from governments either. They have lied about too much.

Best regards to you, Andres.

Bruce Murdoch