LOL!

I don't know what crop circles are supposed to mean, but I do not buy the standard line set forth by "debunkers" and Skeptics. Some of these crop circles are very elaborate.

According to the debunkers, supposedly some drunk Brits decide to have some fun after leaving the pup at two or three in the morning and take to some field with a pole and some rope and create these marvelous crop circles.

Just recently a huge explosion took place on the opposite side.

They're all man made. Bill

Hey izzy, and when is this object suppose to impact the sun???

izzy
Despite all the misinfo, despite missed predictions, despite the unrepentant and arrogant attitudes of the debunkers, despite everything...It is obvious that the world is on the brink of some very big changes, and none of them are going to be pleasant.
That's true............Obama is president.

Of course—another way the Crop Circles could be formed strikes me.

I don't that crop circles "point" to anything but I sure like the pictures. I personally don't think a group of people could produce those especially the really elaborate ones in one night. I could be wrong but they are still quite beautiful.

In 2002, Discovery Channel commissioned five aeronautics and astronautics students from MIT to create crop circles of their own. Discovery's production team consulted with crop-circle researcher Nancy Talbott, who provided them with three attributes that she believed set "real" crop circles apart from known man-made circles, such as those created by Doug Bower and Dave Chorley. These criteria were:
1. Elongated apical plant stem nodes
2. Expulsion cavities in the plant stems
3. The presence of 10–50 micrometre diameter magnetized iron spheres in the soils, distributed linearly
Over the course of a single night, the team was able to create a stereotypical "man-made" circle that they then attempted to enhance using the three criteria. The team used lengths of rope to plot their design and trampled the wheat down in a spiral pattern using lengths of wooden board attached to loops of rope. To meet criterion 2, they constructed a portable microwave emitter, using it to superheat the moisture inside the corn stalks until it burst out as steam. To meet criterion 3, they built a device—dubbed the Flammenwerfer ("flamethrower")—that sprayed iron particles through a heated ring. However, the device proved to be too time-consuming to use, and they were forced to finish the task by using a pyrotechnic charge to distribute the iron around the circle. The circle was later analyzed by graduate students from MIT, who declared it to be "on a par with any of the documented cases". Their conclusion was later questioned by Talbott, who noted that the team had only been able to recreate two of the three criteria. Talbott also expressed concerns that the iron particles were not distributed laterally. Furthermore, she felt that the team's use of night-vision headsets and other technologically advanced items would be out of reach for the average hoaxer. This would have been even more so in the '70s and '80s when night-vision equipment was rare outside official use.
The creation of the circle was recorded and used in the Discovery Channel documentary Crop Circles: Mysteries in the Fields.

The earliest recorded image resembling a crop circle is depicted in a 17th-century English woodcut called the "Mowing-Devil". The image depicts the devil with a scythe mowing (cutting) a circular design in a field of oats. The pamphlet containing the image states that the farmer, disgusted at the wage his mower was demanding for his work, insisted that he would rather have "the devil himself" perform the task. That night, the crop appeared as if it were on fire, then in the morning a circular pattern had mysteriously appeared.

A more recent historical report of crop circles was republished (from Nature, volume 22, pp. 290–291, 29 July 1880) in the January 2000 issue of the Journal of Meteorology. It describes the 1880 investigations by amateur scientist John Rand Capron:
"The storms about this part of Western Surrey have been lately local and violent, and the effects produced in some instances curious. Visiting a neighbour's farm on Wednesday evening (21st), we found a field of standing wheat considerably knocked about, not as an entirety, but in patches forming, as viewed from a distance, circular spots....I could not trace locally any circumstances accounting for the peculiar forms of the patches in the field, nor indicating whether it was wind or rain, or both combined, which had caused them, beyond the general evidence everywhere of heavy rainfall. They were suggestive to me of some cyclonic wind action,..."
In 1966, one of the most famous accounts of UFO traces happened in the small town of Tully, Queensland, Australia. A sugarcane farmer said he witnessed a saucer-shaped craft rise 30 or 40 feet (12 m) up from a swamp and then fly away, and when he went to investigate the location where he thought the saucer had landed, he found the reeds intricately weaved in a clockwise fashion on top of the water.[citation needed] The woven reeds could hold the weight of 10 men.
There are also many other anecdotal accounts of crop circles in Ufology literature that predate the modern crop circle phenomena, though some cases involve crops which were cut or burnt, rather than flattened.
Crop circles rose in prominence during the late 1970s as circles began appearing throughout the English countryside. The phenomenon of crop circles became widely known in the late 1980s, after the media started to report crop circles in Hampshire and Wiltshire and corresponding phenomena were reported from locations as diverse as Penrith in Australia and Minnesota in the United States. To date, approximately 12,000 crop circles have been discovered in sites across the world, from locations such as the former Soviet Union, the UK and Japan, as well as the U.S. and Canada. Skeptics note a correlation between crop circles, recent media coverage, and the absence of fencing and/or anti-trespassing legislation. However, proponents point to the simple profusion of these events prior to and continuing after the decline in media coverage as rendering the amateur crank phenomenon unlikely.
Although farmers have expressed concern at the damage caused to their crops, local response to the appearance of crop circles can often be enthusiastic, with locals taking advantage of the tourist potential of circles. Past responses have included bus or helicopter tours of circle sites, walking tours, t-shirts and book sales. Potential markets include curious tourists, scientists, crop circle researchers, and individuals seeking a spiritual experience by praying to and communing with spirits. Notably also, the crop generally continues to ripen in a 'genuine' circle, being laid flat rather than broken. Some researchers have found that the corn appears to have bent at the nodes of the stalks, showing that can only be replicated in the lab using a microwave oven. In rarer cases, this has occurred near the top of the stems, not the bottom, all but ruling out human involvement.
In 1996, a circle appeared near Stonehenge, and the farmer set up a booth and charged a fee. He collected £30,000 in four weeks. The value of the crop had it been harvested was probably about £150.

What a bucnh of BS .Crop circles where shown to be fake years ago and you post this stupidity ? Know I see what it takes to get attention on this forum ..brave

I'm sure we have technology to make those elaborate circles, plus they areas can be all marked out in advance, without anyone knowing about it...We have tons of satilites in space right? surely if the government wanted too, they could see exactly how those were made, I'm sure many of them (crop circles)were in view of different satilites... JMO

I watched a show on crop circles (Discovery Channel or something like that I think) and one of the land owners says he is in his fields every day, sees nothing, then boom..next morning a huge circle. There was also film (I realize it could have been doctored) of a landowner filming a white light that was "flying" around his field. Next morning there was crop circle and a government helicopter flying near the ground in his field.

I don't know who or what causes it but I find it very interesting.

[And so—when it happens, everybody’s going to think “IZZY’s a PROPHET—HE SAW IT AHEAD OF TIME!” That’s what you’re counting on. voevode quote]

I have stated numerous times that I don’t consider myself or want anyone else to consider me a ‘prophet’.

I am not sure why or what you think I am counting on either. (I am only counting on God) I have no ambition to be anything other than God’s servant. I don’t want anyone’s money or have any intention of profiting or loss from people’s actions, fears or opinions.

IMO you are the one who is trying to make such a big deal out of nothing and LYING to folks so they will believe something negative about me,

(I have already clearly stated I am not a prophet.) I am not sure why you have such a cob up your ass, but I and others too, would appreciate it if you could remove it before you explode from being too full of shit…

I have been ‘called’ to warn the sheep and to the best of my ability that is all I am doing, nothing more, nothing less.

If you don’t care to take heed that is your business, but if you continue to insult then you are out of line

and hopefully others will see you for what you actually are…a lame a** naysayer with less credibility than myself..

According to the mayan end date and prophecy the trib should begin anytime. The first event is a limited nuclear exchange. Matt 24:21,22;

That is not my prophecy, that is what the bible says Jesus spoke.

I happen to believe God, you do whatever you think best...and I will do what I have been 'called' to do.

repent and turn to God for the end is not near...it is HERE!

Why hasn't anyone reported the flying lawnmowers?....

why can't I show a flying lawn mower? ......

(Daniel 7:8; this indicates Israel, Britain and the US will be eliminated.)