Crop circles or crap circles? UPDATED

Similar crop circles with triad formations appeared in Germany and England within days of each other: What’s their message for us?

 In July, two "legitimate" crop circles--not to be confused with the barrage of "crap circles" plaguing the earth--have been reported and photographed in Wiltshire, England (around July 8) and in Bavaria, Germany (around July 18). In Germany, the large, complex crop circle was discovered in a field by balloonists near the Ammersee in Bavaria, a little over 30 miles (50 km) from Munich. Its size and geometrical complexity are spectacular.

The Zetas of Zetatalk say crop circles speak a universal language, that they are more effective than words, as they register in many parts of the brain and tell their story with great depth. If so, what are they trying to tell us?

Per the Zetas, "true crop circles" (like some UFOs) speak to the subconscious which sees the patterns and senses their meaning. They say crop circles tell of coming astronomical occurrences and the approaching pole shift. They also say crop circles will appear with increasing urgency as we near the shift. 

Similar crop circles forming triads appeared in these fields within days of each other in July. Why July? Why triads? Could it have anything to do with the coming August magnetic trimester, which according to the Zetas will be a “humdinger.”
What is a magnetic trimester or triad,?

Per the Zetas, a magnetic trimester involves the activity of Planet X (Nibiru) during three four-month periods. There is a Spring trimester (Jan-Apr), a Summer trimester (May-Aug), and a Fall trimester (Sept- Dec). The Summer trimester, which peaks around the end of August, is the most powerful of the three. These dates are, of course, estimates.

Source: Examiner.com

Damien's note: If you read the original article and the comments, you will see the best response to the what-is-the-message question is, "People will believe anything." 

Zetas?
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UPDATE:
Farmer Christoph Huttner, who owns the wheat field near Weilheim, [top photo] couldn't be reached for comment Wednesday but told the dpa news agency Tuesday he didn't create the circle himself. He suggests students on summer holiday may have cut the image with a 75-meter diameter (246 feet) into his field.

The news agency says thousands of visitors have come to sing, dance and even swing pendulums in the giant image.

Huttner says he's not yet sure whether he will leave the circle in his field.