I Know What I Saw

I Know What I Saw

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I Know What I Saw is a documentary guaranteed to change the way we see the universe. Director James Fox assembled the most credible UFO witnesses from around the world to testify at The National Press Club in Washington D.C. including Air Force generals, astronauts, military and commercial pilots, government and FAA officials from seven countries who tell stories that, as Governor Fife Symington from Arizona stated, "will challenge your reality".

Their accounts reveal a behind-the-scenes U.S. operation whose policy is to confiscate and hoard substantiating evidence from close encounters to the extent that even Presidents have failed to get straight answers. 'I KNOW WHAT I SAW' exposes reasons behind government secrecy from those involved at the highest level. James Fox has won the support of several key media, government and military personnel, and has made numerous television and radio appearances.

Additionally, because of the strength of his ratings and the high level of interest from his audience, Larry King has indicated to James Fox an interest in promoting I Know What I Saw. With the worldwide unrelenting UFO fascination and the phenomenal success of fictional UFO films, it is high time for an up-to-date documentary about UFOs for worldwide release.

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  1. They are REAL! I don't get what so hard to believe about that.. especially living in a massive universe that we STILL don't know how massive!? could be infinite! I've seen two myself in 1996 and in 2008 with my neighbor. that second one was an other worldly massive saucer shaped UFO with 6 huge reddish amber orange lights! it appeared out of nowhere hoovering stationary and silent at a 20 or 30 degree angle! it frightened us both! and knew immediately it was a UFO and was not from Earth! just from the size alone.. They are reported to MUFON/UFO stalker everyday all over the world! see for yourself.. I don't know why we don't see them everyday as individuals.. but I only know that sightings.. and like mine only lasted about 10 seconds tops! and everyone these days are looking down at their phones! but all it takes is looking up at the right place and time! it's luck!

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  2. makes me laugh, they dont want the people to panic, meaning they dont want to lose their grip and control on humanity, and as for the religions well they should be abolished full stop.

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  3. the military guys lmao, puppets and muppets

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  4. Nice Bob, you may have a point in more ways than one.
    1: Being that if they are so much more advanced that us, why do we ever see them at all?
    Meaning, do they not have cloaking devices so if they don't want us to see them, then we won't...however, in the case of say Phoenix, where so many saw such a large ship fly over, is it possible that the ship wasn't meant to be seen, but had a malfunction?
    If that be the case, a ship that large should have shown on several radars, not just military.
    And for the military to take such information from a national site, such as a local airport is nothing less than illegal in the eyes of the UN.
    So, after this large ship was sited by so many, where did it go?Did the ship Fix it's malfunction and simply disappear?
    Or is there radar evidence that it is still actually here?
    Like Bob said, in Star Trek, they have a code to not interfere in other worldly culture or development, May that have that same code? And if so, maybe we were never meant to know they were here, it was all just a mistake.
    2: If you believe that, i could see in the start that they made a mistake, that was over 50 years ago, and if they are that advanced they want to fix it.
    They know we know they have been here, or still are, and now they feel the need to correct that by giving us knowledge, not tech, they see we have some tech of our own, but no where near what they have, so for now, we get knowledge, once we master that, then maybe we'll get tech...well some, like how to travel the stars and such.
    But for now, we are just too youthful to understand what we may find out there.
    In my opinion, i'd have no choice but to agree, we fear too much of what we don't know.

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  5. I know what it was.....Captain Kirk saving more whales.

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  6. Maybe the real reason they keep a lid on all this is not so much the 'panic' factor, but rather the 'despair' factor. What effect would the certain knowlege of UFO's have on people's faith in God. And how would it effect society in general to suddenly have so many confused or disillusioned Christians among us. To admit all of it is real would be the beginning of a new Paradigm and who could say what that would be like.

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  7. 1:15:18

    The asian guy knows something

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  8. If you look at Homo sapiens, we first went to the moon in 1969. 43 years later, a mere blink of an eye geologically, we have satellites in space identifying planets around other stars. Not only are we identifying planets around other stars, but we are analyzing their atmospheres for signs of organic molecules.

    Lets put this into perspective, just 150 years ago we did not know about bacteria, or that our bodies are made of cells. Humans have existed for only 250,000 years or 0.000071% of the history of life on Earth. 99.999929% of lifes history had NO humans, NO knowledge of cells, NO concept of stars and planets.

    If you lived 260 years ago, and your neighbor said "I think that you are composed of trillions of individual cells, and thats why food spoils" you'd be likely to burn them at the stake (literally).

    The universe is 13.8 billion years old; life on Earth is 3.5 billion years old; Homo sapiens is 250,000 years old; the search for life outside our solar system is 10 years old.

    Where will Homo sapiens be in 200 years? We are currently putting .00001% of global GDP into searching for life outside our solar system. A number of projects are scheduled to launch that will give detailed info on the atmospheric content of earth-like worlds within 20 years. Would we hesitate, or accelerate the deployment of a probe to a potential habitable planet?

    What if, on one of the HUNDREDS OF TRILLIONS of planets in this universe, there was just one that had intelligent life that evolved before ours? It need only have evolved 1000 years prior to us, but out of trillions of planets in the Milky Way Galaxy alone it isn't inconceivable to have intelligible life evolve even earlier.

    My point is that any intelligent species naturally searches its environment because thats how they dominate their environment... they seek and utilize resources allowing for the expansion of material comforts and population. If in our galaxy there is a species a mere 1000 years ahead of us they would certainly be aware of Earth's presence, and atmospheric content (this does depend on where they reside in the galaxy... a percent of the galaxy is obscured from us [and presumably them] due to "heavy traffic" in terms of density of stars and gas).

    Ultimately, the species need only be moderately advanced to detect a planet, analyze its atmosphere, and send a probe there. We already do all 3 criteria, and yet we kill each other by the millions every year. If a species as advanced yet infantile as ours can analyze the atmosphere of other planets, then I assure you others can, and have, far prior to our own nascent efforts.

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  9. I think the ships are man made . because when i was kid they had teens making all kinds of things with plan paper . from speakers , radios and even making small motors with no school and education about it . and even seen some one made a speaker out of a live incest that was still alive before and after the experiment . with no education at all on how speakers work . So why can't man make UFO's that can fly with no sound and with magnetic anti gravity engine and magnetic weapons . It sounds like the UFO engines use sun light or maybe radiation for fuel . It seems like once the UFO touch ground . it is helpless . but once it's in the sky it is very dangerous . If it is under attack . the UFO's are using some kind of anti computer magnetic scramblers . that work for radio waves to . If man was trained to stop depending on engines ,computers and radio's . Then the UFO's may not have A easy fight .

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  10. In September 1973 I actually witnessed an alien life form. It was not green or grey, but 7 foot tall bright white humanoid form. The dog barked at it, the government sent men to examine the site of the landing from which I and the farmer had removed sods of burnt orange earth from inside a black ring of some 8 meter diameter. The ground was in a green grassy field, but this petrified earth was full? of tiny blow holes.

    I have witnessed many and varied flying objects over the years, and some have performed in astonishing ways. I suppose seeing is believing isn't it?

    I am convince that Earth is visited by many advanced alien life forms.

    I am convinced that homosapiens are not native to Earth.

    I am convinced the masses are kept ignorant by indoctrinated scepticism and religions by those elite groups who? maintain humanity in a stupified waring and cynical state of stupidity.

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  11. Please contact me if you have had a close encounter of the 2nd or 3rd kind.

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  12. Sometimes I think about it this way: Imagine what the iPhone would look like thirty years ago? Astounding and almost supernatural.

    Now the iPhone is the technology that is handed down to us peons. The world governments have vastly larger technological projects that would certainly seem extraterrestrial to us at this moment in time,

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  13. I cannot for the life of me understand a single word Astronaut Cooper says. And I work with non - native speakers all the time.

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  14. w/e Jones. Thinking that our planet is the only place with life in the universe is actually the stupidest thing...

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  15. I saw a video of these lights, a full video. It really was flares, sorry, but it was. You see, they are dropped in a pattern, suspended on parachutes and appear to be still in the sky.

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  16. Well, whoever they are, they've had the good sense to come and go without getting involved.

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  17. I am baffled that anyone of remote intelligence can sit back and deny the fact of intelligent life existing in the vast universe beyond our own.

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  18. I'm refering to the phoenix events. Whenever it's discussed we're always shown those stupid photos/videos of some lights in the sky. No one cares about lights in the night sky. Those could be any damn thing.

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  19. Lights in the night sky. Gee, I can't imagine what else that could be besides a giant alien spaceship.

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  20. @ Willy/Will They can see a 54 billion light year sphere of space around the Earth. ~ I saw a picture on 'Astronomy Picture of the Day', with over 2 million galaxies. So, we can't be the only ones.

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  21. If your a skeptic or a believer you should take time out and watch this and more like it. I am on the fence, some part tells me what are the chances but another part asks well, Hessdalen.

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  22. To Lisa; I think the reason this has been stirred up recently has been the escalation in activity in European Airspace over the last 5 years. Domestic and government radar 'pinging' is at an all time high. I've heard news reports from Belgium Frane Noway and Sweden (amongst others) that they don't have control of their own airspace at night. I think no-one has any answers, least of all the governments

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  23. This documentary is weak & does little to change anyones mind about UFO's. I believe there are some real UFO's out there, but this film is weak as hell

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  24. ugh..worth considering, but no credible information here.

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