Ok...So I've never seen the northern lights, the other planets in our solar system, or even gravity. Thus, none of them exist.
One person, yes. But the fact remains that there isn't just one person saying stuff. There are THOUSANDS. And they are all saying the exact same thing.
You just read the wiki article didn't you? That shows absolutely nothing about the incident, and it doesn't even barely mention Nick Pope, the DOD minster who actually confirmed the event's authenticity. That's also why you didn't find anything about the radar information.
http://www.nickpope.net/rendlesham-forest-incident.htm
http://www.ufos-aliens.co.uk/cosmicrend.html
Nick Pope was charged with an official investigation into the event, and he tried desperately (as he was a skeptic at the time) to disprove everything. Essentially, one part of his investigation also included trying to figure out if there was anything at certain points in time that would have been in the area... I.e a nearby base having training runs with pilots, commercial flights, etc. There was nothing in that area at that time from anyone, anywhere. Nobody had any planes or people out at all. These were not military craft, and they were not commercial craft. This was verified by comparing times, dates, and a bunch of other data which included comparisons of other training facilities radar data, etc.
And whatever you read about radiation is completely incorrect. Every single article I've ever read, including the official documents, say the exact same thing:
"Files detailing the Geiger counter readings taken at the scene were shown to experts by Nick Pope in 1994 who asses radiation levels for the government. According to Pope, they expressed surprise at the recordings and confirmed that the figures were ten times the expected background levels. "
Of course you're going to say "So what? There are tons of times that radiation has been found where it shouldnt be"... The point is that these people are trained specifically on when to recognize that something is out of place. They wouldn't have pursued this or even bothered with it further if they suspected it was just something simple like that. They thought something was up. And these people know their ****. They're trained on it on a daily basis. They work with this stuff on a daily basis. You're telling me that every single one of them missed something easy that you and I can spot? I strongly doubt it. You're telling me that they blew something small out of proportion? The same people charged with the country's defense? The same people that are supposed to be trained so well on things like this are ALL so easily confused? No. That just doesn't happen. One person, maybe. But not every single person involved in the incident.
It's been a while since I fully explained the event, so it's best to actually do a search for what Nick Pope found on the incident.
Also - This is just one example of many many many. What about the actual official documents (on UFO's) released due to the FOIA? Every single government agency that wrote something they couldn't explain or regarding extraterrestrials has just been confused? All their official reports, testimonies, etc are worthless and should just be discounted because they are written on paper rather than being on youtube at 1 million views?