This is very interesting, but could they be just satellites that he is tracking. Or maybe the International Space Station?

Those kinds of things would be the logical suspects. Or maybe there are some experimental aircraft. The SR-71 Blackbird hit speeds of over 2000 mph back in the 70s. Given stealth technology and another 30+ years of black budgets, who knows what is flying around up there? I guess we would need to see more of his data to tell.

I'm telling you Tracy, there is so much Hoax-induction out there that I've adopted the philosophy that UFO's are real and the skeptics are fake. The Jerusalem UFO was the best example. Skeptics will always say "Once they land on the White House lawn, I'll believe it." Well, it wasn't the White House and it didn't land, but three different credible videos of the same thing (including an Israeli Traffic or Weather Camera) show pretty good evidence that some news organization should start seriously investigating this. Not to mention the same exact thing was caught 3 days earlier in Utah by two different people.

Utah
http://youtu.be/sBBA4vIJBtM

Jerusalem (In case you missed it.)
http://youtu.be/kMqSPCSEvI0

Here's a fun experiment. Go on Youtube every day and type in "UFO" in the search bar. Then click "most recent" or "uploaded today." There are so many videos posted in different countries, that I don't understand how anyone can doubt their existence.

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"The only true wisdom exists in knowing that you know nothing."
- The Mighty Socrates (Not the fake Socrates Plato wrote about in "The Republic.")

This guy saying that he has tracked what he describe as UFOS and that they are so predecible is BS, just take a look at the research of Jaques Vallee at http://www.jacquesvallee.net/

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"We are living in a computer programmed reality."
- Philip K. Dick, 1977