I have this annoying habit of asking questions. Usually simple ones. Strangely enough, the answers are usually far from simple, and i end up down some blasted rabbit hole.
This one was: Do crop circles appear in South Africa?
And using google, i went looking. I'm not going post each and every url here, you can easily find them, but more just the point i'm trying to make, without specific references. So among the results i find these:
Crop cirlces are most often discovered in fields of cereal grains such as wheat, corn, barley and rice. Crop circles have also been found etched in long grass and even snow. While travelling in England, Kidzworld founder Allen Achilles was able to walk through a crop circle - very freaky. They've been reported in fields around the world - from the US to Brazil, from Russia to South Africa - reports have been made in over 70 countries worldwide
The phenomenon seemed to gain momentum after the initial stories were told. Now the formations are showing up in fields in Australia, South Africa, The United States, Russia, and China. They are just about anywhere that farmers grow crops and that the field can be altered so that an image is clearly visible from the air.
As the crop circle phenomenon gained momentum, formations have also been reported in Australia, South Africa, China, Russia, and many other countries, frequently in close proximity to ancient sacred sites. For the thousands reported every year, the vast majority go completely undetected. Most of the complex formations occur in the United Kingdom and they are also more likely to be detected because of the country's smaller land mass.
So it certainly appears that South Africa is on the list. There are many specific references to South Africa. Then i start finding:
Where do they appear? They have appeared on every continent and been reported in over 70 countries worldwide. The only countries where there have been no reports of crop circles is mainland China and South Africa. A large number have appeared in the former Czech Republic and the latest report is that over 2,000 have appeared in India alone.
the Crop Circle Connector web site. ... Crop circles have not as yet been reported in China and South Africa. ...
They occur in crops during the spring & summer seasons throughout various regions of the world, such as in the U.S., Canada, throughout Europe, South America, Asia and Australia. In fact, the only two countries where crop circle have never been reported are China and South Africa.
Huh? So aside from the oddity that South Africa is specifically mentioned in all these reports, the information is clearly contradictory.
Then i got excited. SOuth Africa HAS HAD crop circles, in 1993, and latr that decade!! Yay! Go to google images, type crop circle south africa image and:
BMFUCKINGW .... hunt lascaris, may they burn in hell. So merry england gets fractals explaining the nature of the univere, and we get a bl00dy advert. Cell C heard about that, and followed suit. Hope they enjoy being barbecued.
BT i was still left with a problem, WHY was it such a mystery? and from WHERE do people get the idea that there are crop ircles here?
Turns out to be from a 1996 interview of Credo Mutwa. This is the african crop circle:
The whole article can be found here:
http://www.kornkreise-forschung.de/textCredoMutwa.htm
So moving along. We have 1 report, unconfirmed, from over a hundred years ago. That does not convince me at all. I did find a pic which purports to show a crescent moon in crops, taken "somewhere over Southern Africa". It appears really small, and is almost hidden in the shot.
What still confuses me is the abosoluteness with which South Africa is treated in this topic, YES or NO, but definitely worth referring to, as though the inclusion somehow grants the author some kind of worth. Wiki mentions nothing.
Crop circles are created using high frequency waveforms, transmitted through an unknown medium, perhaps light, which causes an interaction with the crops, the water in the crops and ground, and i would imagine is also elated to the iron content in the ground. A possible reason why the ley lines in England have more incidents than other places. They are occuring almost exclusively in the Northern Hemisphere. Again, while Brazil, New Zealand, Australia and others are mentioned, i cannot find credible evidence to support that. And even if 1 or 2 pitures proving me rong do exist, it's CERTAINLY not on the same scale as the North.
Legends speak of the "people" (?) "on" (?) "niburu" (?) who are communicating with Earth, to perhaps warn us of their arrival. To either welcome or hide from them i suppose. If it was them, they would be "signaling" the Northern Hemishere. Hardly conclusive, but hypathetically it would be so.
Depite the massive ley line conjuction near Bronkhorstspruit, and the earth energies found there, i have not found a single recorded incident, despite that area being replete with ghost, ufo and other wierd stories.
Curiouser and curiouser. I have reason to believe the karoo is a massive "bse" of some sort, but of course have no evidence, just a hunch. Either way, seems the aliens round these parts are smart enough to leave us alone, for the most part.
This is the one story that stands out, and still remains a mystery.
http://www.ufoevidence.org/Cases/case127.htm
Summary: On 14th September, 1994, a UFO streaked across the sky over Southern Africa. Two days later, something landed in a schoolyard in Ruwa, Zimbabwe, with three or four things beside it, according to journalist Cynthia Hind. This was witnessed by 62 schoolchildren, who had little or no exposure to TV or popular press accounts of UFOs. Cynthia Hind interviewed them the day after the encounter and made them draw pictures of what they had seen.
http://theoasisofmysoul.com/
http://marine.earth-touch.com/index.php/item/humpback_whale_breaches_enroute_to_warmer_waters
