The truth is still out there?

I know you probably wonder why I’m posting this as it has nothing to do with celebs, glam events, glitzy lifestyle and all this Hollywood stuff that I typically bitch about.

An article caught my attention and I thought to myself, damn, the truth is still out there.

The new crop circle appeared on one of the barley fields in Oxfordshire, England.

This is one of the largest crop patters ever seen, it’s 600 ft from the top to the tail, besides it’s the first time a jellyfish pattern has ever been used for this kind of field “drawing.”

We have seen butterfly and bird patterns in the past, but this is the first jellyfish crop circle in the world. It is absolutely huge, three times the size of most patterns and extremely interesting,” a crop circle expert told the source. “People have been aghast at the size of it. It is a complete monster. We are looking into the meaning of it, but at present it just seems to have appeared out of nowhere.”

Well, there are at least two kinds of theories people have about this jellyfish thing on the barley field.

Theory # 1 says this crop circle is totally and unmistakably human-made to attract more tourists to the region during the harvest season.

Theory number two claims the jellyfish is too huge to be made overnight even by a large group of people, it’s definitely of out-of-space nature and a kind of a signal from out there.

What kind of signal then?

You know, me myself being pretty skeptical about out-of-space stuff, I must admit this new pattern, well just like all the crop circle patterns found all over the world every now and then, is really impressive and really too geometrically accurate and huge to be human-made.

However, thinking that there’s a freaky group of people out there making fun of the global community is less confusing that realizing there are others who try to contact us.

What kind of message is that? And more importantly, what for?

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