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Note: The following was sent to UFONET I by Dr. Willy Smith.
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Dr. Willy Smith
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UNICAT PROJECT
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1200 Murcott Ct.
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Longwood, FL 32779
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August 21, 1989
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Dr. Bruce Maccabee
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10706 Meadowhill Rd.
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Silver Spring, MD 20901
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Dear Bruce:
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You have used a copy of the photograph of a girl showing an
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anomalous image in a videotape that you are distributing among
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the proponents of the Gulf Breeze affair and that have been
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sold to other interested parties.
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Please be advised that said photograph and its derivatives have
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been copyrighted by the UNICAT Project, and that its use without
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previous authorization is in violation of the copyright law.
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Following the advise (sic) of my attorney, I am writing to you
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to request the complete list of the recipients of your video
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production.
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The photo is identified by the mark "Photo 22" and my records
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show that it was send (sic) confidence to Mr. Richard Hall in
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January, 1989. In order to determine if a breach of trust has
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occurred, I would like to have you version of how you obtained
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those photos.
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The videotape that you have produced is not a scientific analysis
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of the photos based on the facts, but a propaganda attempt to
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discredit what you correctly perceive as a serious threat to the
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validity of the Gulf Breeze alledged UFOs. I understand your
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motivations, but I can't condone your systematic distortion of
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the truth.
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c.c. Richard Hall
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Zan Overall
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Walt Andrus
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Note: The following was sent to UFONET I by Dr. Willy Smith.
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OPEN LETTER TO JERRY CLARK
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Dear Jerry Clark:
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I have received from several UNICAT associates a copy of your opus
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magnum THE SMITH PRINCIPLE. To paraphrase and immortal line: "The
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'gentleman' doth protest too much, methinks." Here is why.
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(1) Whoa! I must have touched a raw nerve to rate such a
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lengthy and passionate reply! Or perhaps, as Michel (sic) Corbin
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and others have put it, I might be on target. Remember, you are not
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supposed to be emotional; that is my province, according to you. At
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any rate, words can't describe the satisfaction that you have given
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me with your piece, for which I thank you. I hope you will find a
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place to publish it (other than the IUR).
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(2) While I regret that you did not have the integrity
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(others would have say manhood) to send me directly a copy of your
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paper, I must admit that I was also pleased by your pusillanimity.
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(3) You can't really expect that I will release confidential
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correspondence from Dr. Hynek just to make a point, do you? But
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maybe you do.
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(4) Sorry for calling you a "weekend ufologist". Mea culpa!
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I didn't know your fortunes had improved enough to obviate the need
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for honest renumerated work, and I will refer to you from now on as
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the "pseudo-ufologist", unless you tell me otherwise. What about
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that?
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(5) Your statements about Fuller et al, are foolhardy, as
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documented evidence exists that the anti-UNICAT article was
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solicited more than a year ago by you. For which I thank you, as
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it has made me many friends around the world. I assume that you
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have seen the many versions published abroad (sorry, I forgot that
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you know only English!).
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(6) My legal advisers have told me that your statement,
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"...has consistently misrepresented his educational background..."
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besides being false, is libelous and actionable. But don't fret,
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Jerome! I know that education --- specially others' --- has always
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been a sore point with you, and I have no intention of hurting you,
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as you are such a source of fun! Besides, it would be a pyrrhic
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(consult dictionary if in doubt) victory, because you have no
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visible resources to pay if I were to obtain a judgement -- a rather
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easy thing, since your source is very likely a well-known forger
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of signatures and other things.
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Do me a favour: please do NOT reply to this open letter.
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And when you feel the urge to write against me, or UNICAT, or
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Dr. Hynek once again (perhaps the next full moon, or when you have
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a new row with wife Nancy) be more manly and mail me a copy. OK?
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Dr. Willy Smith
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UNICAT Project
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September 1, 1989
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27/235
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PARANET EDITORIAL: THE SNOBS AMONG US
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by Jim Speiser
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As I have stated before on many occasions, the idea that abduction
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experiences represent objectively real encounters with extraterrestrials
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represents an hypothesis, one that must be evaluated and weighed against
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other hypotheses or alternative "explanations." In terms of true scientif-
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ic objectivity, no one hypothesis has any more weight than any other un-
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less it can be shown to be more consistent with our knowledge and with all
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the pertinent facts. A psychological explanation is no more valid than any
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other simply by virtue of having been proposed by a more mainstream psych-
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ologist; it must prove itself on the weight of the evidence. Occam's ra-
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zor, however, dictates that more mundane, less extravagant explanations
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must be evaluated and discarded before we can fully accept the more outre'
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scenarios into the hallowed halls of "knowledge." You have to start some-
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where.
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Abduction specialists such as Budd Hopkins have long paid much lip-
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service to their efforts to investigate the more subjective explanations
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such as delusion or fantasy, and so I am curious as to how he and they
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will react to the article in the Winter 1987/88 edition of the Skeptical
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Inquirer, entitled "The Aliens Among Us: Hypnotic Regression Revisited,"
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by University of Kentucky psychologist Robert A. Baker. While the article
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is flawed in many respects, it compensates by offering the hypothesis
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outlined in the following extract:
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<<
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If these abductees were given...intensive diagnostic testing it
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is highly likely that many similarities would emerge--particularly
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an unusual personality pattern that Wilson and Barber (1983) have
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categorized as "fantasy-prone." In an important but much neglected
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article, they report in some detail their discovery of a group of
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excellent hypnotic subjects with unusual fantasy abilities. In their
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words:
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Although this study provided a broader understanding of the kind
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of life experiences that may underlie the ability to be an ex-
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cellent hypnotic subject, it has also led to a serendipitous
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finding that has wide implications for all of psychology -- it
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has shown that there exists a small group of individuals (pos-
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sibly 4% of the population) who fantasize a large part of the
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time, who typically "see," "hear," "smell," and "touch" and
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fully experience what they fantasize; and who can be labeled
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fantasy-prone personalities.
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<< Wilson and Barber also stress that such individuals experience a
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reduction in orientation to time, place, and person that is charac-
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teristic of hypnosis or trance during their daily lives whenever
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they are deeply involved in a fantasy. They also have experiences
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during their daily ongoing lives that resemble the classical hypno-
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tic phenomena. In other words, the behavior we would normally call
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"hypnotic" is exhibited by these fantasy-prone types (FPs) all the
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time. In Wilson and Barber's words: "When we give them 'hypnotic
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suggestions,' such as for visual and auditory hallucinations, nega-
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tive hallucinations, age regression, limb rigidity, anesthesia, and
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sensory hallucinations, we are asking them to do for us the kind of
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thing they can do independently of us in their daily lives."
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<< The reason we do not run into these types more often is that
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they have learned long ago to be highly secretive and private about
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their fantasy lives. Whenever the FPs do encounter a hypnosis situa-
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tion it provides them with a social situation in which they are en-
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couraged to do, and are rewarded for doing, what they usually do on-
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ly in secrecy and in private. Wilson and Barber also emphasize that
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regression and the reliving of previous experiences is something
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that virtually all the FPs do naturally in their daily lives. When
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they recall the past, they relive it to a surprisingly vivid extent,
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and they all have vivid memories of their experiences extending back
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to their early years.
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>>
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While there are many aspects of the abduction syndrome left unex-
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plained by this scenario, it appears to be a description of a personality
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type that is consistent with some of the more famous "abductees," such as
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Whitley Streiber. While researching his two books, Budd Hopkins retained
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the expertise of psychologist Aphrodite Clamar, who administered psycho-
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logical evaluation tests to nine abduction percipients, all of whom proved
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to be normal, sane individuals. The point Baker makes, however, is that
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these FPs ARE ALSO SANE, and would no doubt pass such a test. He further
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claims that there are more stringent tests designed to weed out such FPs,
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and I maintain that, in the interest of true scientific objectivity, it is
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incumbent upon researchers such as Hopkins to arrange to have such a test
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administered to another group of abduction claimants. We have been provid-
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ed with an earthly alternative; we owe it to the public, to the skeptics,
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to other researchers, and to the claimants themselves (who Hopkins claims
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are actually quite fearful of the ETH) to investigate fully this new pos-
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sibility.
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There is another, admittedly more selfish and spiteful reason to
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objectively evaluate the "FPH." Baker, typical of many CSICOP "hit-men,"
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has succumbed to snobbery and unabashedly claims the intellectual high
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ground in his article. He was doing just fine until his "Consequences and
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Summary" section. Some quotes typify his attitude: "Need we be concerned
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about an invasion of little gray kidnappers? Amused, yes. Concerned, no."
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"Should we take Streiber, Hopkins, Kinder, et al. seriously? Not really."
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"Tolerance IS the mark of a civilized mind." Well, BLESS you, Prof. Baker.
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You seem to forget, however, that YOUR hypothesis has not been tested,
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either, and consequently you have as yet no legitimate claim to being
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"right." And as I stated before, your article is flawed. It doesn't take
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into account the physical evidence, such as scarring, landing traces, and
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"exoglyphic exemplars." It relies heavily on generalizations and quoting
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of previous studies which only tangentially impact the abduction scenario.
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And it weakly waves off the marked similarities between abduction ac-
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counts.
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If testing of the FPH should provide a clear indication that a psych-
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ological explanation is warranted, I fully expect abduction researchers to
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acknowledge that their hypothesizing of alien intervention stands on weak-
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ened legs. If, however, the results of such testing show no such correla-
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tion, I would appreciate it if Prof. Baker and other debunkers would
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propose solutions in a more detached, even-handed, level-headed manner
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more becoming of the TRULY civilized. Failing this, I would appreciate it
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if they would kindly shutup.
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CUFON Note: This file contains the text of a release letter and a document
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released 14 March 1994 by the United States Air Force (USAF) Air Intelligence
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Agency to Mr. Dale Goudie, Director of the UFO Reporting and Information
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service and CUFON Information Director. The document is apparently the text
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of a booklet produced by the magazine "Sotsialisticheskaya Industriya":
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---------------
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RELEASABLE ONLY BY CONTROLLING ACTIVITY
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Controlling Activity: Commander
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National Air Intelligence Center
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Wright-Patterson AFB
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Document; AD B073127L
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Title: UFO Identification
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Personal Author; Lynev, R.
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Report Date: 4 Mar 83
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Originating Agency: Foreign Technology Division,
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Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
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---------------
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The document is not actually dated within the text but the National Air
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Intelligence Center document date is 1983. This is 14 years _after_ the USAF
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says it got out of the UFO business when Project Bluebook closed in 1969.
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No information about which agency collected the information or who translated
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it into english is given. It is interesting to note that text of a public
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(in the USSR) magazine article would be classified and remain restricted now,
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11 years later... and be held by Foreign Technology Division, Wright-
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Patterson Air Force base: the former home of Project Blue Book.
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Please note that items in [ ] brackets seem to be translators explantory
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notes. I suspect that the item which reads "[casus]" was intended to be
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"[causes]". There are several mispellings, I have endevored to allow these
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to remain as received.
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- Jim Klotz CUFON SYSOP -
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==========================================================================
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
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AIR INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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14 March 1994
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Mr. Dale Goudie
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Dear Mr. Goudie
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Attached is the document you requested in your letter dated
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January 13, 1994, to the Defense Technical Information Center
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(DTIC). DTIC forwarded your request to us on 28 Feb 1994, and
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was received by us on 4 March 1994. You requested copies of
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records relating to a subject which has been referred to by
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many terms over the years as shown by the thousands of pages
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of declassified released government documents. The most
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common term is "Unidentified Flying Objects." Others, but not
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all, are: "UFO's," "UFOBs," "unidentified aerial phenomena,"
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"flying disks," "flying saucers," "unauthorized aerial
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objects," "anomalous lights," "uncorrelated targets,"
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"unidentified aircraft," and "fastwalkers."
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DTIC conducted a search and found the attached document. Your
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request was processed in the all others category. Fees were
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waived due to the amount being less than $15.00.
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Sincerely
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/s/
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JAMES E. MILLER, JR., Colonel, USAF
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Commander
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Attachment :
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Releasable Document
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"Freedom Through Vigilance"
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==========================================================================
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UFO IDENTIFICATION
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Answers to the questions of our readers
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Dear editorial staff.
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On the 30 of June of this year your newspaper contained an article under
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the heading "Where Do Flying Saucers Come From." In it the entire problem of
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unidentified flying objects is reduced to a number of amusing incidents. I
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do not share the enthusiastic certainty of those who believe that from time
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to time beings from other planets come in contact with us. However, at the
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same time, I am firmly convinced that a serious and devoted study of UFO's
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can broaden the horizons of our knowledge of nature. What is the opinion of
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scientists on this subject?
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A. Khodyrev, Moscow.
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There will be no sensations - I was convinced of that on my way to a
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meeting with a doctor of chemical sciences, Professor M. Dmitriyev at the
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Institute of general and Communal Hygiene im. A. N. Sysin. However, the
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scientist chose to begin our conversation precisely with the sensation
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pertaining to still the same NLO [UFO's] - unidentified flying objects. he
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reached for a foreign magazine published in Russian language and showed me
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the following report.
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According to the story of a certain farmer, he was travelling through the
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forest in his cart when he saw two individuals walking. They were not over a
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meter and a half in height, dressed in narrow, black, tight-fitting overalls
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resembling astronaut suits, and their faces and hands were green. The
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striking feature of these individuals were their elongated eyes, which were
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somewhat off to the sides of the face, and sharp cheekbones. They jumped
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into the cart and after several dozen meters motioned the farmer to stop not
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too far from a machine suspended
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1
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=======================================================================
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above the ground and ordered him ( again by gestures) to undress. When he
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had done this, they "examined" or "photographed" him with a certain camera,
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which looked like two saucers. After that they motioned to him that he was
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free to go.
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Having returned home, the farmer told his relatives what happened to him,
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but when the villagers arrived at the spot they saw only trampled grass,
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prints of strange footware, and other signs which seemed to support that
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someone was here indeed. At about the same time, at a distance of about 700
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meters from this clearing, a six-year old boy, who was playing in the yard,
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saw, as he told, a strange "airplane" flying very low to the ground with a
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pilot, who had a green face.
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The author of this report is a scientist. He writes that the eyewitnesses
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were examined medically, even a psygalvanometer was used which is the "most
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sensitive part of a lie detector." Conclusions? "... The possibility of
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encounters with UFO's, no matter how strange they may seem, cannot be
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discounted."
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"What do you think about this?", asked the professor.
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I shrugged my shoulders. Undoubtedly the reader would be interested much
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more in what he thinks, a specialist, and not I. But since the question was
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posed to me I replied that I have never considered, and do not consider, the
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problem of "flying saucers" more important than all others. I consider the
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passion shown to this subject and the stir created by the given "lectures" to
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be interesting, first of all, as a purely psychological phenomenon. And, in
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general, it is understandable. In the past people believed in a wood-goblin
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[Russ. myth.], while today it is science fiction - and the scientists
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themselves have conceived such "modern" hypotheses that to compare the fairy
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tales about the wood-goblin is like comparing the hoe to a jet liner.
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This science-fiction boom has left a noticeable mark in the consciousness
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of some people. It is indeed this boom that produced quite a number of
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interesting ideas, expanded the inner world of man, and gave a new meaning to
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the world around us. But, alas, science fiction also has its own letdowns,
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dead-ends, and repetitions. They are not drawn into literature and the
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science does not accept them also. And so they, these myths of the UFO era,
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get trapped in the consciousness instead of the previous wood-goblins. house
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spirits, and saints -"a holy place is never empty" [a literal translation of
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a proverb.
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=======================================================================
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Some of us let in the "new tenants" more readily, when those who conceived
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them act, shall we say, in the spirit of the age - making their claims in the
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name of science and attempt to interpret to intercept the mysteries, which
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have not ben studied sufficiently yet by science.
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Professor M. Dmitriyev is one of those who has introduced a stream of
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health scepticism into the "saucer" problem. I found out about his theory
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two years ago. the essence of his theory is in the fact that a number of
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unusual phenomena, including ball lightning, "flying saucers," Petrozavodsk
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phenomenon, the riddle of the "Bermuda Triangle," the mystery of the Tunguska
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Explosion, and others, which were caused not by beings from other planets
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visiting the Earth but by natural causes. Substances accumulate in the
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various areas of the atmosphere which are capable of reacting with one
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another; the onset and the course of these reactions can be affected by solar
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rays, hard cosmic radiation, ordinary lightning, and aerosols.
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Depending on the nature of the process taking place in them, these natural
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formations (I would like to call them "reactors") can believe differently -
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they can either hang motionless, or "pursue" an airplane, repeating all its
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motions precisely, or, similar to landmines, perform abrupt jumps. this is
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usually accompanied by the effect that is known to all - luminescence of the
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substances that have entered the reaction
|
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- chemiluminescence. If the energy in such formations is low, they may go
|
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unnoticed by a person - only the radar screens will show unexpected flashes.
|
||||
But the energy clusters can be enormous, and then this is frought with
|
||||
catastrophes of the type that occurred at Tunguska.
|
||||
Such is the theory, and it is supported by the experiments and
|
||||
calculations in many respects. But still, there you are - another story
|
||||
about green beings from other planets. Did the professor decide to play my
|
||||
role?
|
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"No," he said, "to show an example of how people depart from the urgent
|
||||
problems to the pseudoproblems, to 'ufology'." (UFO - the initial letters of
|
||||
the English equivalent of our NLO).
|
||||
"In your opinion, what constitutes the urgency of the problem of
|
||||
anomalous atmospheric phenomena?"
|
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"First, the study of the mechanism of these phenomena is of great
|
||||
scientific significance. Second, we the scientists are obligated to
|
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|
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|
||||
give recommendations concerning the means of protection ...."
|
||||
"Protection?"
|
||||
"Of course. Several years ago, for example, ball lightning got into
|
||||
naphthalene storage at the Makeyevskiy by-product coke plant, resulting in a
|
||||
considerable loss. the papers described a case, which was investigated by us
|
||||
especially, when a group of mountain climbers was struck by a ball lightning.
|
||||
There are known cases of cattle being injured. the usual lightning-
|
||||
protection devices are ineffective in this case. Finally, we now have a
|
||||
sufficient amount of data to start talking about the practical application of
|
||||
this phenomenon in national economy."
|
||||
"You don't say?"
|
||||
"Yes. Frequently, the energy concentrated in certain anomalous
|
||||
formations reaches 10^10 Joules. It can be uses quite efficiently for, let
|
||||
us say, digging tunnels through mountains. Another area that shows promise
|
||||
is in the obtaining of nitrogen compounds so badly needed for the production
|
||||
of valuable fertilizers."
|
||||
"In short, the problem is urgent indeed. But what about contacts with
|
||||
other worlds? Is it realistic or not?"
|
||||
"You see, I am not a supporter of the hypothesis that life on our Earth
|
||||
is unique. But contacts with other worlds... Of the ten thousand (!) cases
|
||||
studied by us over a period of twenty years, not one of them gave us grounds
|
||||
to assert that someone has visited our planet."
|
||||
"But how are we to deal with the green-faced beings described in the
|
||||
article you gave to read? Even a lie detector was used...."
|
||||
"The selection of an instrument depends on what one plans to
|
||||
investigate," smiled professor. "Let us recall - haven't there been quite a
|
||||
number of cases in the history of religion when the virgin or saints appeared
|
||||
to people. I am convinced that anyone who had such a vision would have
|
||||
confirmed its validity both by swearing and by a lie detector. We, however,
|
||||
examine this material evidence in our laboratory left by the anomalous
|
||||
phenomena on soil, water, in the air, and on the negatives. We have a number
|
||||
of instruments for such investigations, both those built by us - we have the
|
||||
certificates of invention - and other well-known devices; for example,
|
||||
scintillating mass-spectrometer. On the basis of color, intensity, and
|
||||
nature of luminescence we can determine what substances take part in a
|
||||
reaction. We have
|
||||
|
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|
||||
|
||||
learned to recreate and study certain events in the laboratory, if we cannot
|
||||
observe them in nature. We go on the premise that a visit, even if it is just
|
||||
by us, from other planets would certainly have given us if only insignificant
|
||||
but a material piece of evidence - just a dust particle, just a short radio
|
||||
signal. But so far, I repeat, there are no such pieces of evidence, while
|
||||
those available to us have a totally different property. It is this evidence
|
||||
that we are studying...."
|
||||
The professor offered me another article to read. It was his article
|
||||
written with other specialists and published in the Journal of Technical
|
||||
Physics. It goes on to say:
|
||||
"On the 24th of August of 1978, at 2320 hours, in the vicinity of the
|
||||
Khasanovskaya Sreet in Khabarovsk, during a heavy downpour... all of a
|
||||
sudden, people heard a sharp whistle that sounded like a jet engine that was
|
||||
accompanied by loud cracking. It became light as day. Then a ball lightning,
|
||||
bright orange in color, appeared over the movie theater "Zarya." It was
|
||||
showering sparks. Then the ball began to descend, reached the ground through
|
||||
the trees, flashed for an instant above a certain spot and then rose again.
|
||||
there was a huge explosion, after which it became dark and quiet. The entire
|
||||
process took about one minute. There were many eyewitnesses to this event.
|
||||
Electrical wiring was out of commission over a distance of 100 m. Despite
|
||||
the large amount of water on the ground and the downpour, the soil was
|
||||
charred and melted over an area 1.5 m in diameter and 20-25 cm deep. The
|
||||
total volume of the area filled with slag was 0.4 cubic meters...."
|
||||
What follows were accurately recorded technical details - description of
|
||||
the slag, dimensions of its lumps, their photographs, radiometry data, which
|
||||
were verified at the NII of nuclear physics of the NGU [Moscow State
|
||||
University]. However that is not all. The article goes on to say that this
|
||||
phenomenon was repeated in the laboratory, the energy of the flash was
|
||||
calculated, and the temperature estimated -it was hot enough to melt quartz.
|
||||
Let us note: there is not a single word about the material details in the
|
||||
foreign press concerning the beings from outer space. The assumption of
|
||||
UFO's is based wholly on personal stories! And another difference. Even
|
||||
though there is a mass of the most fine details in the Khabarovsk version,
|
||||
the conclusion based on these details is made
|
||||
|
||||
5
|
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|
||||
|
||||
with much reservation - it is possible to assume that the most probable
|
||||
mechanism of ball lightning is connected with a powerful high-frequency
|
||||
magnetic radiation in a certain frequency range at a certain wavelength.
|
||||
"The discussion of the problem, which is devoid of material evidence,"
|
||||
says Dmitriyev, "would resemble a religious gathering, where everything
|
||||
revolves around the question 'to believe or not to believe'." Let us offer
|
||||
such arguments to the 'ufologists'. One of them, incidentally, reproached me
|
||||
openly in the press for my scientific interests being 'earthbound', for my
|
||||
disbelief in the meeting that will soon take place between the brothers of
|
||||
intellect...."
|
||||
Professor sighed - "I am concerned by the approach of some of our other
|
||||
scientists to this problem. In the opinion of some, we are studying not
|
||||
actual events but who knows what. This is a direct negation of the problem.
|
||||
There is also an indirect negation - the attempts to reduce it to separate,
|
||||
random, and odd events [casus] like concentration of insects, optical
|
||||
illusions, and sounding balloons. Of course such events occur; however, it
|
||||
is doubtful that the thousands of cases studied by us can be explained by
|
||||
these events alone. And should one keep quite about the well-known facts?
|
||||
At one time the Academy of Sciences had placed a ban on any mention of
|
||||
meteorites, having declared them to be nonexistent'. But this did not stop
|
||||
them from falling down to Earth. On the other hand, hushing up the problem
|
||||
in order to reduce the amount of unhealthy speculations around it, usually,
|
||||
produces the opposite effect. The people reason - there must be something to
|
||||
it for them to keep it from us. Thus, another impetus is created for one to
|
||||
get carried away by 'ufology'. It is annoying to see some of our
|
||||
publications show such a guarded attitude not only to this problem but also
|
||||
to the attempts to rebut it on the basis of scientific and materialistic
|
||||
positions.
|
||||
The UFO problem is also suffering from another aspect. It originated at
|
||||
the junction point of sciences. And how they 'interface' and interact is
|
||||
also a question.
|
||||
For instance, it is known that along with the theory of
|
||||
chemiluminescence, recently another theory was proposed by a professor of the
|
||||
Oceanology Institute, G. Barenblat and A. Monin, director of the institute
|
||||
while back it was being discussed in the 'Izvestiya'. The crux
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
of this theory is that the 'saucer-like formations' are unique aerial
|
||||
'spinning tops', which can serve as traps for aerosols.
|
||||
M. Dmitriyev, who keeps a close watch on everything relative to this
|
||||
problem, also knowns about this turbulent theory. Why not surmise that the
|
||||
oceanologists are examining not the electrical and chemical aspects, just as
|
||||
he, but the aerodynamic aspect of the same phenomenon? How is one to know,
|
||||
perhaps this 'aerial top' is that 'pot', where the nature cooks the mixtures
|
||||
of the toxic effect that could be the reason for the misfortunes in the
|
||||
'Bermuda Triangle'? And perhaps such a top produces the danger of an
|
||||
explosion of the type that occurred at Tungaskaya (the result of which, M.
|
||||
Dmitriyev is convinced, was the fallout of the biologically active nitrous
|
||||
compounds that fertilized the soil and thus caused the 'acceleration' of
|
||||
pines)?
|
||||
Having prepared these and other questions, I visit the Oceanology
|
||||
Institute to see G. Barenblat. And what do I discover? They heard neither of
|
||||
Dmitriyev nor his theory. this is very strange, because his work is known,
|
||||
and not only in this country. For example, a respectable monograph of D.
|
||||
Barri published recently in New York on "Ball and Beaded Lightning' ('On the
|
||||
Extreme Effects of the Atmospheric Electricity). The bibliography of this
|
||||
work has over one hundred and eighty names. more numerous are the works
|
||||
written by Academician P. Kapits and M. Dmitriyev, while there is not a
|
||||
single reference made to the work done by the oceanologists. I tell them
|
||||
this not all in reproach. Still I would like to ask them - how can one work
|
||||
on a problem without first finding out what was done in this area and by whom
|
||||
in the past?
|
||||
There is another known direction in which investigations are being
|
||||
conducted. It is represented in the booklet published by the Space Research
|
||||
Institute, AS USSR - 'Observations of Anomalous Atmospheric Phenomena in the
|
||||
USSR', conducted by L. Grindilis, D. Men'kov, and I. Petrovskaya. this work
|
||||
deals not with the problem itself but rather the approaches to it. It
|
||||
presents a statistical analysis of several hundred testimonies given by
|
||||
eyewitnesses. Only testimony without any references to material 'evidence'.
|
||||
Neither do the authors make any attempts to explain the nature of this
|
||||
phenomenon. Consequently, everyone reading this booklet is free to render
|
||||
his own interpretation of the material written.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
Finally, there is one more point of view of this problem. It can be
|
||||
termed philological. It is presented clearly, for example, in one of the
|
||||
recent issues of the popular magazine 'Tekhnika - Molodezhi', where the
|
||||
opinions of V. Vilinbakhov, candidate of historical sciences, and I.
|
||||
Lisevich, doctor of philosophical sciences, are presented along with
|
||||
interesting material on ball lightning. Both authors review the myths held
|
||||
by the peoples of this world which, in one way or another, deal with the
|
||||
strangers from the sky. the articles of these authors do not assert that our
|
||||
planet was visited by beings from the outer space but pose a question - what
|
||||
was the real basis for the creation of these myths?
|
||||
In short, different opinions regarding this problem are being developed
|
||||
independently of one another, without contacts and discussions, which are so
|
||||
necessary for scientific knowledge.
|
||||
And here is another thing. Letters from all parts of the country arrive
|
||||
at the Institute of General and Communal Hygiene almost every day. Voluntary
|
||||
helpers communicate to the scientists as to where, when, and under what
|
||||
circumstances they witnessed the anomalous atmospheric phenomena. I read:
|
||||
"A glowing hemisphere was travelling fast across the sky to the east at an
|
||||
altitude of 3.5 thousand meters." "....After the sphere exploded there was a
|
||||
strong odor of sulphur, as though a whole box of matches was burned."
|
||||
It can be seen from many letters that its authors are not inclined to
|
||||
relate what they have seen as the ultimate truth but they hope that their
|
||||
evidence will help th scientists to find it.
|
||||
What is 'unhealthy' in this interest? I do not understand.
|
||||
|
||||
R. Lynev, scientific
|
||||
reviewer of the
|
||||
"Sotsialisticheskaya Industriya".
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
- by Alexsandr Kuzovkin and Alexsandr Semyonov
|
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
Note: The following article was excerpted from the No.6, June, 1989
|
||||
issue of "Soviet Military Review", which along with English is
|
||||
translated into about a dozen other languages.
|
||||
|
||||
- Tom Mickus 11/20/89
|
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|
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|
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|
||||
|
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|
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UFOs AND SECURITY
|
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-----------------
|
||||
|
||||
DEAR EDITORS, I HAVE READ MANY ITEMS ABOUT UFOS IN THE PRESS.
|
||||
DO THEY REALLY EXIST? IF SO, ARE THEY A DIRECT THREAT TO PEACE ON
|
||||
EARTH? WHAT HAS SCIENCE TO SAY ON THIS SCORE?
|
||||
|
||||
-Benjamin S. Mapurisa
|
||||
ZIMBABWE
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Since 1947, when American citizen Kenneth Arnold saw from his
|
||||
plane strange glimmering objects in the mountains, the world has been
|
||||
talking about Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). The appearance of
|
||||
UFOs is from time to time reported in newspapers and magazines, radio
|
||||
and television. They are all analysed by scientists.
|
||||
|
||||
On August 25, 1966 a USAF officer working on Minuteman missile
|
||||
in North Dakota saw that his radio had stopped functioning. He was 18
|
||||
metres down in the concrete silo. The ground crew reported that they
|
||||
saw a UFO which was alternately descended and climbed and interference
|
||||
disappeared. And then it started to land. When a group of soldiers
|
||||
dispatched to the landing site 16 kilometres from the silo, interference
|
||||
broke its radio contact with command. It was suggested that during the
|
||||
1966-1967 period of UFO activity, the UFOs visited also the Titan silos.
|
||||
Experts were concerned over their electromagnetic effects, that might b
|
||||
capable of influencing the electric equipment of combat missiles.
|
||||
|
||||
In the autumn of 1974, a metal disk some 100 metres across
|
||||
approached a South Korean anti-aircraft shore battery. The commander
|
||||
launched a Hawk guided missile which was immediately shot down by a
|
||||
"white ray" from the UFO. The second ray was directed at the battery,
|
||||
melting the remaining two Hawk missiles into an unrecognisable mass.
|
||||
|
||||
The investigation of the UFO problem was launched in the US by
|
||||
the military. In 1974, (sic) on orders from the Air Force commander,
|
||||
they started Project Sign. The Air Technical Intelligence Centre was
|
||||
responsible for research. Back in February 1953, head of the anti-
|
||||
aircraft committee of the continent General Benjamin Chidlow stated:
|
||||
"We have a great mass of reports about flying saucers. We regard this
|
||||
very seriously, because we have lost many people and many aircraft which
|
||||
have attempted to attack UFOs."
|
||||
|
||||
Project Sign was subsequently renamed Grudge and then Fang. But
|
||||
it is better known under the name Project Blue Book.
|
||||
|
||||
In 1954 the French Ministry of the Armed Forces established a
|
||||
department to collect information about UFOs. In 1977 the French
|
||||
National Space Research Centre created a group of experts to study
|
||||
unidentified aerospace phenomenon, GEPAN.
|
||||
|
||||
In 1960-1970, public organisations studying UFOs mushroomed
|
||||
throughout the world, notably in Bulgaria, Denmark, West Germany and
|
||||
Mexico. Later UFO fever spread to Canada, Britain, Japan, China and
|
||||
other countries.
|
||||
|
||||
In the autumn of 1978, the First Committee of the 33rd UN
|
||||
General Assembly discussed the question of launching international UFO
|
||||
research. The discussion was based on ICUFON Memorandum, a public US
|
||||
organisation studying UFOs. It provided a wealth of information on
|
||||
the military-technical and military-political aspect of the problem.
|
||||
Afterwards, though, information on UFO research in the West dwindled.
|
||||
The press published only distorted and superficial information about
|
||||
UFOs. At that time, the US launched the Strategic Defence Initiative
|
||||
(SDI).
|
||||
|
||||
The study of UFOs in the Soviet Union started in 1958 by a group
|
||||
of enthusiasts led by Feliks Zigel, assistant professor at the Moscow
|
||||
Aviation Institute and the founder of UFOlogy in the Soviet Union. In
|
||||
the mid-1970s, information about UFOs was collected by the Institute of
|
||||
Earth Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Waves, led by Vladimir Migulin,
|
||||
corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences. In 1984, a
|
||||
commission to study anomalous phenomena, led by Vsevolod Troitsky,
|
||||
corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences, was established
|
||||
at the national scientific and technological society of nature protection.
|
||||
In April last year, Tomsk hosted a conference on sporadic instant
|
||||
phenomena, which rallied more than 300 scientists and experts from major
|
||||
scientific centres of the Soviet Union. The conference recommended that
|
||||
the Siberian branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences draft a comphrehensive
|
||||
programme for the study of the problem.
|
||||
|
||||
Many Soviet and foreign scientists tried to present the UFO
|
||||
phenomenon as a natural thing, such as optical atmospheric effects,
|
||||
flocks of birds, rare astronomical phenomena, meteorites, luminous
|
||||
insects, frauds, weather balloons, aircraft, missle launches, streams
|
||||
of space particles, clusters of light, ball lightning, luminous pollutants,
|
||||
Polar lights, etc.
|
||||
|
||||
According to the USSR Academy of Sciences, some 90-95% of UFO
|
||||
reports are a result of such causes or a combination of them. But the
|
||||
remaining share constitutes tens of thousands of unexplained phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
The main "positive" version have been the idea of extra-terrestrials.
|
||||
Despite its great popularity, it has not been unequivocally supported
|
||||
by scientists. The most promising today is the idea of the plasma origin
|
||||
of the UFO phenomenon. In 1984, scientists Aleksei Dmitriyev and Viktor
|
||||
Zhuravlyov from Novosibirsk advanced a theory of the plasma origin of
|
||||
the Tungus phenomenon. As is known, the culmination of that unique event
|
||||
in Siberia in 1908 was a 40-megaton air explosion. There are reasons to
|
||||
believe that the Tungus phenomenon and UFOs have a common origin.
|
||||
|
||||
We believe that so far the study of UFOs has not paid due heed to
|
||||
some specific features, as well as the mechanism of human perception of
|
||||
the world around us. Frequency parameters of UFOs and the limited speed
|
||||
of processing information in the eye-brain system breed so-called
|
||||
metaphoric deformities. Eye-witnesses see not the object itself but
|
||||
their own individual or accepted idea of it.
|
||||
|
||||
Proof of this is the historical mimicry of UFOs' outlook and
|
||||
special photographing. Research by foreign and Soviet experts show
|
||||
that there are, in the atmosphere and at the Earth's surface, certain
|
||||
plasma formations, different in form, size, colour and frequency. Most
|
||||
often, they are registered in the ultraviolet part of the spectre. These
|
||||
unseen formations, which, however, can be felt, often appear to act
|
||||
systematically and even "reasonably."
|
||||
|
||||
Successful study of UFOs is impossible without considerable
|
||||
expansion of our views of the world. The idea of a multi-dimensional
|
||||
and multi-layered Universe, parallel or intertwined physical worlds
|
||||
were voiced by major scientists, notably Paul Ehrenfest, Konstantin
|
||||
Tsiolkovski, Aleksandr Friedman, Anatoly Logunov, and Dmitry Blokhintsev.
|
||||
|
||||
Materialising the principles of the new political thinking, the
|
||||
Soviet Union is actively working for universal security and disarmament.
|
||||
Against this background, the world public cannot but be worried by the
|
||||
US carrying on with the SDI programme. This ballistic missile defence
|
||||
is designed to control outer space and destroy near-earth, air and space
|
||||
targets. Any system can be effective only if it is managed by super-quick
|
||||
computer systems. It is most important here to correctly identify
|
||||
targets. So, corresponding computer cells must "know" what signal
|
||||
characteristics of the object it is tracking can make it a potential
|
||||
target.
|
||||
|
||||
We believe that lack of information on the characteristics and
|
||||
influence of UFOs increase the threat of incorrect identification. Then
|
||||
mass transition of UFOs along trajectories close to those of combat
|
||||
missiles could be regarded by computers as an attack.
|
||||
|
||||
In the autumn of 1960, all bombers at the Trevis Air Force base
|
||||
in the United States were put on red alert for an attack against the
|
||||
Soviet Union after the base radars detected "targets" flying via the
|
||||
North Pole to the US territory. Suddenly the "targets" disappeared
|
||||
from the screen, and were later explained as "radar reflections of the
|
||||
Moon."
|
||||
|
||||
In SDI conditions such incidents could provoke immediate reaction
|
||||
from computers to destroy the "targets," say, by an X-ray laser, which
|
||||
means a powerful nuclear explosion. Or SDI computers could order a
|
||||
counter-attack, which might prove unwarranted. It should be remembered
|
||||
that decisions will be taken not by people but by impartial computers
|
||||
which "know nothing of UFOs." There would be no time to determine the
|
||||
cause of the conflict then, but those who are creating SDI should think
|
||||
about it now.
|
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subject and aims of UFO research are sufficiently important to justify
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STARSHIP'S SOS STUNS SCIENTISTS
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In one of the most super secrets in history, a joint Soviet-American
|
||||
scientist team is studying a mysterious radio signal from outer space - a
|
||||
distress call sent from a planet or starship 50,000 yrs. ago.
|
||||
"This is a stunning breakthrough. Our computers have actually translated a
|
||||
major portion of the radio signal," said one U.S. astronomer who discussed the
|
||||
research with a French freelance news service on the condition that he not be
|
||||
identified.
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||||
|
||||
Portions of the amazing message were put together in a reasonably accurate
|
||||
form by the team in April, but have not been published.
|
||||
|
||||
"GUIDE US TO FOURTH UNIVERSE. EXPLOSION. WE ARE IN PERIL. WE ARE IN TIME
|
||||
117.098 IN 12th GALAXY," was the frantic message.
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|
||||
"Very simply, from a mathamatical translation, we can assume this was an
|
||||
ancient spacecraft, or even a planet. It was looking for some kind of beacon,
|
||||
a signal, to guide them out of danger. This whole thing is mind-boggling,"
|
||||
said the astronomer.
|
||||
|
||||
"My Soviet counterparts have done the majority of computer translation and we
|
||||
have been working night and day to pinpoint the source of the signal."
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||||
|
||||
"Our initial calculations have shown, and we may may be proven very wrong
|
||||
later, that the signal was sent at least 50,000 years ago, and maybe longer."
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|
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"My colleagues feel and we must have more conclusive analysis of the message
|
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before we publish a report. I disagree. Both our goverments are briefed on our
|
||||
progress constantly. I feel the whole story should be made public now!"
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|
||||
"It is conclusive proof, to me, that mankind is not alone. I only wish that I
|
||||
could go into further detail. There is much more to this story and more of the
|
||||
signal to be translated"
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|
||||
"But I will say this, when this goes public, it will have one of the greatest
|
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effects on the human race in history! It could even bring about world peace",
|
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said the unidentified astronomer.
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|
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Both U.S. and Soviet goverment spokesmen refused to confirm or deny that
|
||||
scientific research into an alien message was taking place.
|
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|
||||
The Soviet spokesman, however, said that "Our goverment is constantly seeking
|
||||
new information from space, and that it includes scanning for radio signals of
|
||||
any kind. It is not inconceivable that our advanced equiptment could pick up a
|
||||
message of this sort. I am just not at liberty to discuss it any further at
|
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this point."
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09-May-88 09:09 EDT
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Sb: APn 05/05 0214 Reagan-Space Invaders
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Copyright, 1988. The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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|
||||
By TERENCE HUNT AP White House Correspondent
|
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Reagan says he wonders what would happen if the
|
||||
Earth were invaded by "a power from outer space," and imagines that it would
|
||||
unite all nations of the world in a common defense.
|
||||
He made the comment Wednesday in Chicago during a question-and-answer
|
||||
session after a speech about human rights and the Soviet Union.
|
||||
His telling of the story followed one day after the disclosure that Nancy
|
||||
Reagan has consulted an astrologer about the president's schedule and travel
|
||||
plans. Several members of Congress chided Reagan about the use of astrology and
|
||||
a group of scientists complained that it was a discredited practice.
|
||||
Reagan, asked what he felt was the most vital factor in international
|
||||
relations, spoke of the importance of frankness and about a desire for peaceful
|
||||
solutions.
|
||||
He went on to say that there had been "about 114 wars" since World War II,
|
||||
including conflicts between smaller nations.
|
||||
"But I've often wondered, what if all of us in the world discovered that we
|
||||
were threatened by an outer -- a power from outer space, from another planet,"
|
||||
Reagan said.
|
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"Wouldn't we all of a sudden find that we didn't have any differences
|
||||
between us at all, we were all human beings, citizens of the world, and
|
||||
wouldn't we come together to fight that particular threat?" the president
|
||||
asked.
|
||||
The president found an analogy in the threat of nuclear destruction.
|
||||
"In a way, we have something of that kind today, mentioning nuclear power
|
||||
again. We now have a weapon that can destroy the world, and why don't we
|
||||
recognize that threat more clearly and then come together with one aim in mind,
|
||||
how safely, sanely and quickly can we rid the world of this threat to our
|
||||
civilization and our existence?"
|
||||
The comment drew applause from the audience, a nonpartisan group that
|
||||
specializes in foreign policy and national security issues, the National
|
||||
Strategy Forum.
|
||||
As his next summit with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev approaches,
|
||||
Reagan has been emphasizing the need for arms control in particular and for
|
||||
cooperation among nations in general.
|
||||
In light of his past anti-Soviet rhetoric, he offered startling praise for
|
||||
Gorbachev during his speech Wednesday, saying the Soviet leader's reform
|
||||
programs are "of tremendous significance."
|
||||
"It is my belief that there is hope for further change, hope that in the
|
||||
days ahead the Soviets will grant further recognition to the fundamental civil
|
||||
and political rights of all," Reagan said.
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
A Dialogue with a former member of the Intelligence Community
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
This summer, while on vacation back to my families residence, I encountered a
|
||||
family friend that I had not seen since 1973. For obvious reasons I will not
|
||||
identify him, but for this record will call him "Paul". Paul is retired from
|
||||
over 30 years of distinguished government service, is a widower, and is one of
|
||||
the most closed mouthed men I have ever known. When I first came back from
|
||||
Viet Nam in 1972, I saw Paul at a family get together, and even though he was
|
||||
just back from South East Asia, he never mentioned it. I found out through his
|
||||
brother. When I went back east, I had taken a number of text files from my
|
||||
records, for my sister, who is fascinated by the subject of UFO's. It so
|
||||
happened that one evening, my sister and I and wife and another friend, Bob,
|
||||
were sitting outside my mothers house, and were discussing several of the
|
||||
files that I had taken back. Paul stopped out at the house, as he was going
|
||||
to a function with his sister and my mother. He sat down on the patio with
|
||||
us, and as usual, did not say much. My sister was reading the file concerned
|
||||
with the Majestic 12 papers and making some comments, that if this file was
|
||||
for real, the implications of alien contact could be staggering for the world
|
||||
if verified. At this point Paul leaned forward and asked if he could see the
|
||||
papers. My sister passed several of the texts to him, and until he left, he
|
||||
spent the remainder of his time reading them. Just before he left, he got me
|
||||
off to the side, and asked how I was involved with UFO's. I told him that I
|
||||
was an investigator for MUFON, and was involved with a computer network system
|
||||
with Paranet. This was the first of several conversations I had with Paul,
|
||||
and I don't ask anyone to believe it, because, frankly, I have problems with
|
||||
several things he told me. And you may wonder why Paul would tell me
|
||||
anything, considering his government service, and the agency he worked for.
|
||||
To begin with, Paul is very ill, the last time I spoke with him, he told me
|
||||
that he doesn't expect to be around for more than 18 months, maximum. Next,
|
||||
he told me that he never agreed with all the secrecy that surrounded the
|
||||
government and the subject of UFO's. And lastly, what he hinted at was
|
||||
actually occuring seemed to haunt him. As he said, there wasn't a hell of a
|
||||
lot that even the government was able to do about the situation. I present
|
||||
the following, and you can make up your own mind about whether to believe or
|
||||
not.
|
||||
|
||||
This summer past ( 1988 ) was the 20th reunion of my High School. This
|
||||
was the reason that I traveled back, and besides, my wife is in love with the
|
||||
east coast. While back, I became ill, and ended up spending almost two weeks
|
||||
in the hospital. Paul came and visited me, and this is how we ended having
|
||||
the several conversations that we had.
|
||||
|
||||
Paul at first asked if I realized what dangers were present in the subject of
|
||||
UFO's. I said "No", but I had heard rumors that this could be the case. He
|
||||
said you damned betcha it could. "If you stumbled over the right
|
||||
information you could end up among the missing, and Don, this sure as hell
|
||||
wouldn't be the first time."
|
||||
|
||||
I asked him how he came to know so much about the subject, and he said with
|
||||
the job he held, it was his business to know about a lot of things. I then
|
||||
said come on Paul, I had dealings with spooks while in Viet Nam, so don't try
|
||||
that line on me. He told me then, that this was to his knowledge, still one of
|
||||
the most highly classified subjects in the intelligence community . That
|
||||
brought to mind the "Smith Memo" from the 50's, and I relayed it to Paul. I
|
||||
mentioned that Smith had stated that the subject of UFO's had been rated
|
||||
higher than the H bomb, and in perspective, was this still the case? Pauls
|
||||
reply follows, and for the purposes of this file, I have condensed into one
|
||||
session our talks.
|
||||
|
||||
In the 40's, when the "flying saucer" scare started, the military and
|
||||
government were concerned that it was possible that the Soviets had made a
|
||||
breakthrough in technology with their German scientists, that our German
|
||||
scientists had not been able to duplicate. It then became evident that this
|
||||
technology was above and beyond what we were able to achieve, so the
|
||||
phenomenon had to come from outside. For a while there was a deadlock as to
|
||||
what to do, but then apparently the military was able to secure one of the
|
||||
craft. I asked Paul if he meant Roswell, and he only smiled. He said to read
|
||||
the MJ 12 stuff again, that there were enough facts to get an idea of what he
|
||||
was talking about. After that, it was apparent that the technology was well
|
||||
above what we were capable of. There were fears among certain people that
|
||||
this could be the prelude to invasion, or possibly even worse. Others saw
|
||||
this as a straight shot to technology that we couldn't even dream of, and to
|
||||
exploit everything we could out of it. Paul stated that there was a genuine
|
||||
fear that if the Soviets could get one of these, and exploit it, the United
|
||||
States would be in deep excrement. There was a "think tank" that was set up,
|
||||
and the decision for secrecy was understandable in that scenario. Many of
|
||||
these craft were flying over nuclear installations, and one thought at the
|
||||
time was that they could be after uranium among other things, if they were, as
|
||||
believed then, coming from a "dying" planet. I asked if at that time, were
|
||||
they considered to be benign, and Paul said yes, they were, but then several
|
||||
things happened to change that idea. He would not elaborate, so I mentioned
|
||||
the Mantell incident, and he said that is the most well known case, but there
|
||||
were others, and some very bizarre.
|
||||
|
||||
The think tank that was set up in the 40's were concerned that some of these
|
||||
cases would become public knowledge, and they still remembered the "War of the
|
||||
Worlds" scare that Wells threw into the public in 1938. They did not want a
|
||||
panic that could affect the nations security, commerce, industry, finances
|
||||
and so forth. The result was to debunk the whole damn thing, and hope it
|
||||
would either go away, or they could solve it in time before it did become
|
||||
public knowledge.
|
||||
|
||||
I asked Paul about several cases that I read about in "Clear Intent", one of
|
||||
them being the Cuban Jet Incident. Paul said that he had heard about that, he
|
||||
wouldn't say much, but this is not the only case where one of these objects
|
||||
had shot down aircraft, "and it didn't all happen outside the U. S. either".
|
||||
|
||||
"Look", he said, "if you were out in a very primitive area, and were lost, or
|
||||
hungry, or what ever, and came across a primitive native tribe, and I mean
|
||||
compared to you, really primitive, would you trade with them, or take what
|
||||
you needed, food, women, whatever, IF YOU WERE VERY AMORAL?" "Look, if in
|
||||
this case, you regard these natives as less than dirt, and the only thing they
|
||||
have in common is that they have what you NEED." You are familiar with the
|
||||
animal mutilations aren't you? Many people think that this was a government
|
||||
sponsored operation, testing chemicals or something. Well, it wasn't, and
|
||||
farm animals are not the only thing that has been tested. The guys I know
|
||||
that are still active have said that right now, is one of the biggest "UFO
|
||||
flaps" that they have ever heard of, and there is a lot of concern as to how
|
||||
long it can be kept secret.
|
||||
|
||||
I hated to break in on Paul when he was talking this freely, but had to ask
|
||||
about the reported astronaut sightings. Yes, there were sightings on damn
|
||||
near all the "shots", and it was always feared that the news services would
|
||||
pick up on some of the reports. We did a damn good job of damage control
|
||||
though. "Well Paul, what about reports that these things have been seen on
|
||||
the moon?" I asked. "Yes" he said, "they have been seen there, and some of
|
||||
this has come out, so I don't think I am breaking any oaths, but , haven't you
|
||||
asked yourself why after all the billions of dollars that we had spent to get
|
||||
to the moon, after the early 70's No one, us or the Russians, have gone near
|
||||
the place." Yes, I admitted, I had wondered why, and then asked him if he
|
||||
knew why. Paul just smiled and then pointed to the file that contained the
|
||||
Lear Text. "You know", he said, "this guy has hit pretty close on several
|
||||
points, and I wonder if anyone has approached him?" I asked what he meant,
|
||||
and he looked at me and said "Don, you know what I mean, and after all, if a
|
||||
lot of the general public became aware of this, they would scream like a
|
||||
mashed cat, and demand to know what the hell the government is doing about it.
|
||||
The problem is, there are some that still think that they can control events
|
||||
and keep a lid on this, and others that know we are way in over our head and
|
||||
are looking for a way out." Alright then, what are these things, where do
|
||||
they come from, and what DO they want? I must have looked pretty exasperated
|
||||
then, and Paul looked at me and gave me kind of what I thought was a sad
|
||||
smile. "Don" he said, "I don't know where they come from, as to what they
|
||||
are, they are very different, and as to what they want, you are gonna sleep a
|
||||
lot better if I just go." And he did leave then.
|
||||
|
||||
I haven't talked to Paul since I got back home, and just several days ago, I
|
||||
got word that he had a heart attack and is in very poor condition. I have
|
||||
wondered about a lot of what he said, and have decided that in lieu of keeping
|
||||
the whole thing to myself, I would put it on my word processor, and then make
|
||||
a decision whether to release it or not.
|
||||
|
||||
Paul had stated on several occasions that this subject had the potential to be
|
||||
be very dangerous, and to be careful of pursuing it. "With access to the
|
||||
right information, if it became known, people have disappeared." I don't
|
||||
think he was just trying to scare me, the guy had been a professional
|
||||
intelligence agent for longer than I have been alive, and I am sure he knew a
|
||||
hell of a lot more about this, than I would even want to. He had mentioned
|
||||
several things, that even now I hesitate to put down, but the thing that
|
||||
inclines me to accept what he said, was knowing a bit of what kind of man he
|
||||
was, he seemed haunted and scared.
|
||||
|
||||
Well, in light of several things that have occured recently, with the "New and
|
||||
Improved" BlueBook, which I might add I distrust wholeheartedly, the meltdown
|
||||
within MUFON, the continuing "flap" that doesn't show any signs of slowing
|
||||
down, much less stopping, and the fragmented community of UFO investigators, I
|
||||
discussed this with my better half, and have decided to throw it out, and see
|
||||
where it landed. Take it for what it is worth, and remember, I have just
|
||||
relayed what I was told, and I did warn you up front that this was almost
|
||||
beyond belief.
|
||||
|
||||
Anyone with any additional information is requested to contact me in care of
|
||||
Paranet RHO at 1-208-338-9187.
|
||||
|
||||
Don F. Ecker-State
|
||||
Section Director
|
||||
MUFON, for the state of Idaho.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
- by Mark Milchiker, a biophysicist
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
Note: The following article was excerpted from the October, 1989
|
||||
edition of "SPUTNIK", the monthy digest of the Soviet Press.
|
||||
It is published in the Soviet Union, and translated into
|
||||
several languages, with of course English being one of them.
|
||||
The following article was "abridged" from the Soviet language
|
||||
magazine, "Priroda I Chelovek". If someone is interested in
|
||||
the full text of this article, perhaps they could try to
|
||||
obtain a copy of the above magazine and have it translated.
|
||||
The following article also contained about a half-dozen photos
|
||||
of various UFOs pictured over the Soviet Union.
|
||||
|
||||
- Tom Mickus 11/20/89
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
TIME TO STUDY THE FACTS
|
||||
-----------------------
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The above epigraph, which belongs to an outstanding scientist
|
||||
of our time and the founder of world cosmonautics, clearly shows what
|
||||
he thought of the fairly mysterious and debatable problem of the
|
||||
possible contact between earthly, human civilization and intelligent
|
||||
beings from extra-terrestrial worlds.
|
||||
|
||||
Indeed, have non-earthmen ever visited our planet? Are contacts
|
||||
with them maintained today? Are such contacts possible in the future?
|
||||
These questions stir many people, especially enthusiasts researching the
|
||||
problem. I will try to answer these questions and outline the appropriate
|
||||
little-known views of Tsiolkovsky. This great schooteacher of Kaluga
|
||||
not only foresaw mankind's egress into outer space, but also, long before
|
||||
the commencement of the Space Age and the huge growth of interest in
|
||||
"visitors", declared that extra-terrestrial civilizations could exist
|
||||
and make contact with mankind.
|
||||
|
||||
Unfortunately, there is no telling what facts collected by "people
|
||||
whose judgement may be relied upon" Tsiolkovsky had in mind. The
|
||||
scientist did not specify them. But the phrase itself is highly significant,
|
||||
suggesting that appropriate facts existed even in his days, that people
|
||||
collected and tried to analyse them over half a century ago! And what
|
||||
is the situation now?
|
||||
|
||||
It is known that twenty years ago groups of researchers all over
|
||||
the world collected about two hundred and fifty thousand stories about
|
||||
flying objects, tales of other unorthodox phenomena, and of contacts between
|
||||
humans and extra-terrestrial beings, referred to as hominoids. If all
|
||||
these were falsifications or hallucinations, it would suggest that the
|
||||
world is full of lunatics, wouldn't it? Shouldn't these stories be
|
||||
carefully studied?
|
||||
|
||||
Here is what Tsiolkovsky wrote in 1928 in his work "The Will of the
|
||||
Universe. Unknown Intelligent Forces:"
|
||||
|
||||
"A mass of inexplicable phenomena have been recorded in history and
|
||||
literature. The majority of them can undoubtedly be classified with
|
||||
hallucinations and other delusions, but does this apply to all such
|
||||
phenomena? Now that the possibility of interplanetary travel has been
|
||||
proven, man should show greater consideration for such 'incomphrehensible'
|
||||
phenomena. I believe that some such phenomena are not illusions, but real
|
||||
proof of the presence of unknown intelligent forces in outer space."
|
||||
|
||||
Tsiolkovsky categorized as such phenomena, in particular, images
|
||||
of a geometric figure and a man which had observed in the sky in the spring
|
||||
of 1886 and the word "ChAU" which he had seen spelled in Russian letters
|
||||
on the horizon during the sunset on May 31, 1928. Thus, Tsiolkovsky
|
||||
observed what is known as anomalous phenomena himself.
|
||||
|
||||
It all shows that obscure phenomena do exist. Moreover, researchers
|
||||
have found evidence of possible contacts between humans and extra-terrestrials
|
||||
in the distant past. I will make bold to say that in our days, too,
|
||||
thousands of people have seen objects which I call ALO (astra-levitating
|
||||
objects or objects flying from the stars in the sky).
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|
||||
The eye witness accounts of such phenomena are fairly numerous a
|
||||
well documented.
|
||||
|
||||
A group of enthusiasts in the West has even set up an international
|
||||
organization for coordinating the study of UFOs - ICUFON (Intercontinental
|
||||
UFO Galactic Space-craft Research and Analitic Network).
|
||||
|
||||
For instance, one of the most recent eyewitness accounts came from
|
||||
Mozambique. On February 11, 1988, thousands of people in the city of Beira
|
||||
witnessed an ALO flight.
|
||||
|
||||
The object appeared in the sky at approximately three o'clock in the
|
||||
afternoon local time, hanging over the city. Workers at the local
|
||||
meteorological station said that the object, which looked like a parachute
|
||||
and had two powerful sources of light aboard, remained at a height of about
|
||||
three kilometres and could be very well observed through field-glasses. It
|
||||
continuously revolved around its axis. From a short distance the object
|
||||
was observed by the pilots of a passenger plane of the Mozambiquean LAM
|
||||
Air Company, which, having taken off from the city airport, was then
|
||||
gaining altitude. Only three hours later did this gleaming object fly away
|
||||
southwards. Incidentally, this unorthodox phenomenon was also watched by
|
||||
APN's and Izvestia's own correspondents in Mozambique (see Izvestia,
|
||||
February 18, 1988).
|
||||
|
||||
How can we, scientists, classify the multitude of similar facts?
|
||||
They are either well-presented falsifications or true stories. Everyone
|
||||
is free to interpret them as he wishes.
|
||||
|
||||
Of course, it would be simple to laugh off all these stories. But
|
||||
I am not an advocate of such an approach.
|
||||
|
||||
It is known that during the first meeting between Mikhail Gorbachev
|
||||
and Ronald Reagan in Geneva, the US President said that if the Earth was
|
||||
threatened by an extra-terrestrial invasion, the United States and the
|
||||
Soviet Union should pool their efforts to rebuff any attack. Was this
|
||||
just a casually dropped idea, a hyperbole geared to emphasize the importance
|
||||
of this meeting of the top leaders of our two countries? However, it is
|
||||
quite possible that President Reagan was not joking at all, that he had
|
||||
serious reasons for making such a statement.
|
||||
|
||||
Possibly, efforts to decipher the ALO structure and manufacturing
|
||||
technology are being made in the United States, and Americans are working
|
||||
seriously on the problem of contact with messengers of extra-terrestrial
|
||||
civilizations. Back in 1981 Dr.Colman S. von Kevietzky, Director of above
|
||||
-mentioned ICUFON, a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and
|
||||
Astronautics (Aerospace), and a former military man, sent to President
|
||||
Reagan two packages of materials containing proofs of the military activity
|
||||
of UFO's ("flying saucers"), demanding that the government prevent a fatal
|
||||
war between the United States and galactic forces. This brings to mind
|
||||
H.G.Well's "The War of the Worlds", doesn't it?! Von Kevietzky received a
|
||||
reply from the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs in
|
||||
the US National Security Council, Major-General Robert L.Schweitzer, saying
|
||||
that the President was fully aware of the threat so competently outlined
|
||||
in Kevitzky's document. Soon afterwards, General Schweitzer was dismissed
|
||||
- in the opinion of US researchers, under an all too clearly fabricated
|
||||
excuse. It seems as if the real reason for his dismissal was Schweitzer's
|
||||
indirect admission of the development of problems connected with contacts
|
||||
with UFOs in the United States. That cost him his position.
|
||||
|
||||
The most curious fact, however, was that long before this happened
|
||||
the "National Enquirer Magazine" published extracts from statements of
|
||||
official representatives of the US State Department about a possible threat
|
||||
posed by extraterrestrial visitors.
|
||||
|
||||
In view of the hushing up of this problem, Dr. von Kevitzky made
|
||||
public all information about UFO activity he had in a Memorandum intended
|
||||
for the government and peoples of all countries. A press release which
|
||||
was then circulated warned that the pursuit of UFOs by earthly military
|
||||
forces could provoke a global Pearl Harbor. The Memorandum said that
|
||||
instead of the insane slipdown, with all its nuclear arsenals and secret
|
||||
military missions, towards a war in space, man should realize that he was
|
||||
not an isolated entity living on a planet isolated in the Universe.
|
||||
|
||||
Another press release, issued by the ICUFON jointly with the
|
||||
Planetary Professionals Citizens Committee in 1982, said that the time
|
||||
has come to lift the iron curtain of the secrecy surrounding the global
|
||||
UFO problem. All available documents regarding UFOs should be granted
|
||||
to interested individuals and institutions.
|
||||
|
||||
So that is where the wind blows from. And, as I see it, it was
|
||||
no fortuity that the US President should suddenly have raised the question
|
||||
of visitors from outer space. This subject was too serious for high-
|
||||
level jokes.
|
||||
|
||||
I am profoundly convinced of the objectivity and authenticity of
|
||||
much ALO data, having done fifteen years' research myself jointly with
|
||||
specialists in various fields. Our research has a public service basis.
|
||||
We have collected a vast body of information on the sites of presumptive
|
||||
ALO Landings - eyewitness accounts, photographs, and the data of various
|
||||
psycho-chemical analyses. At the places of putative ALO landings and
|
||||
contacts of earthmen with non-earthmen aided by biological detection and
|
||||
ranging frames measurements were taken of the residual fields induced by
|
||||
the extra-terrestrial visitors on the ground and in the atmosphere. It
|
||||
was established that these fields survived for seven to nine years.
|
||||
|
||||
Furthermore, we closely questioned those who claimed that they had
|
||||
been in contact with non-earthmen. The questioning was done under hypnosis
|
||||
(hypnotesting), the conversations being tape-recorded. To our way of
|
||||
thinking, such a method made it possible to establish the authenticity of
|
||||
the contactor's story, to reconstruct forgotten facts, and to specify
|
||||
details. Of the twelve contactors, four were interrogated using this
|
||||
method.
|
||||
|
||||
The most incredible case of contact was an encounter by driver
|
||||
V.P.B. with extra-terrestrials near the village of Polushino in the
|
||||
Mozhaisk District of the Moscow Region. The meeting, it was claimed,
|
||||
took place on July 28, 1980. The visitors studied the contactor using
|
||||
a ring-shaped cap placed on his head and connected by cables to a panel.
|
||||
Then they talked with him. Finally, they told the man that he would
|
||||
forget about their encounter. And indeed he only recalled it following
|
||||
a period of great stress. A detailed study of a map depicted by the
|
||||
contacter which he had seen over the panel aboard the extra-terrestrial
|
||||
vehicle and which had consisted of nine stars that had formed a hoof-shaped
|
||||
figure led us to draw the conclusion that this particular ALO had arrived
|
||||
from the southern constellation of Vela (Sails).
|
||||
|
||||
I realize that any sober-minded reader might be persuaded that all
|
||||
these stories are a mere send-up. Another surprise is the abundance of
|
||||
proofs of encounters with ALOs and ALOnauts. Such a profusion of facts has
|
||||
a double explanation: either the earthmen are susceptible to collective
|
||||
psychosis or extra-terrestrial civilizations really are studying our planet.
|
||||
There are no other possibilities.
|
||||
|
||||
Now let us return to the views of our great dreamer, whose works are
|
||||
still only poorly known. In many of his writings, Tsiolkovsky tries to
|
||||
convince his readers that life does exist on other planets, that outer
|
||||
space is populated by highly intelligent social beings and predominantly
|
||||
highly developed civilizations. In his "Scientific Ethics" he wrote:
|
||||
"Since life has appeared on Earth, why shouldn't it have appeared on
|
||||
billions of other planets having the same conditions as our own? The
|
||||
presence of life in the Universe is an incontestible fact. To assume that,
|
||||
apart from man, the Universe is unpopulated and lifeless because we cannot
|
||||
see its life is a gross delusion." According to Tsiolkovsky, when
|
||||
civilization spreads from one area of outer space to another, it "creates
|
||||
a wide variety of breeds of perfect beings -- capable of living in different
|
||||
atmospheres, at different gravity, on different planets, in a vacuum or
|
||||
in rarefied gas, living on food and without food - exclusively on sunrays,
|
||||
beings which resist cold, and beings which resist abrupt and considerable
|
||||
temperature fluctuations".
|
||||
|
||||
But a question arises, why have representatives of extra-terrestrial
|
||||
civilizations to this day failed to present themselves to mankind with full
|
||||
visual clarity? As if anticipating this question, in 1933 Tsiolkovsky wrote
|
||||
on a letter from student A. Yudin of Tomsk: "Attempts of higher beings to
|
||||
help us are possible, because they continue to be made to this day. We,
|
||||
people, do not try to convince animals of the irrationality of their life.
|
||||
The distance between us and perfect beings is hardly any less."
|
||||
|
||||
But if we concede that people may encounter probes and ALOnauts, we
|
||||
should think about making psychological preparations for such contacts.
|
||||
The importance of such psychological readiness goes far beyond the confines
|
||||
of cosmonautics proper. Man must form a clear idea of what he wants of
|
||||
the possible contacts with extra-terrestrial civilizations. Perhaps in view
|
||||
view of such contacts he should at least cease to silence the problem and
|
||||
talk about it openly?
|
||||
|
||||
It is clear that the problem of searching for contacts with extra-
|
||||
terrestrial civilizations must pass from the field of purely academic
|
||||
speculations to the field of scientific research and practical actions not
|
||||
limited to radioastronomy. It appears that searching for and studying
|
||||
emergence of ALOs and the presumptive "contact" with representatives of
|
||||
other worlds should change from a semi-legal gratuitous occupation into
|
||||
work of serious research teams, which, most importantly, would strive not
|
||||
to disprove eyewitness accounts, but to search for proofs of such contacts.
|
||||
Methodologically, such an approach would be more fruitful. The only way
|
||||
to solve this problem is by using integral methods and by drawing on the
|
||||
achievements of various branches of science - natural, engineering, and
|
||||
social. This requires laboratories fitted with special equipment for
|
||||
searching for, confirming, and meticulously analysing "contacts". This
|
||||
should be done if only to make the problem cease to be an object of
|
||||
speculation, science fiction, send-ups, and mystification, so that science
|
||||
could, with full confidence, declare its findings on the subject.
|
||||
|
||||
Incidentally, it should be recalled that Tsiolkovsky was against
|
||||
any limitation of the sphere of scientific research. Speaking, with his
|
||||
friend Alexander Chizhevsky, one of the founders of cosmobiology, he mae
|
||||
indignant remarks about people who regarded as scientific only what they
|
||||
already "hold in their hands", excluding obscure phenomena from the sphere
|
||||
of science:
|
||||
|
||||
"Man is yet to study the entire Universe, a place which abounds in
|
||||
unknown and simply obscure phenomena. And yet he is already putting up
|
||||
fences between the possible and the impossible! Study this, but don't
|
||||
dare touch that!"
|
||||
|
||||
What an apt and absolutely correct summing up of the question!
|
||||
The entire history of the formation of many scientific disciplines,
|
||||
including cosmonautics, shows that unorthodox ideas were first denied
|
||||
acceptance. Research connected with the quest for ALOs is presently at
|
||||
an embryonic stage. In fact, it is being rejected as absurd because it
|
||||
"contradicts science".
|
||||
|
||||
And how good it would be if the scientific search for extra-
|
||||
terrestrial civilizations were always keynoted by the words of another
|
||||
pioneer of Soviet cosmonautics, Friedrich Tsander:
|
||||
|
||||
"Who, fixing his gaze on the sky on a clear autumn night, at the
|
||||
sight of the stars glimmering in it, has not thought that distant planets
|
||||
are perhaps inhabited by intelligent beings like ourselves but are
|
||||
culturally thousands of years ahead of us? Innumerable cultural values
|
||||
could be delivered to the Earth and multiply the treasury of science if
|
||||
man could transport himself there. What negligible expenditures this
|
||||
great scheme would require compared to what man squanders!"
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
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THIS IS A LIST OF THE 46 NEAREST STARS TO OUR SUN...
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
Star Name: Distance (Light years) Luminosity (Sun=1) Spectrum
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
Tau Ceti 11.8 0.4 G8
|
||||
82 Eridani 20.2 0.7 G5
|
||||
Zeta Tucanae 23.3 0.8 G2
|
||||
107 Piscium 24.3 0.4 K1
|
||||
Beta Comae Berenices 27.2 1.2 G0
|
||||
61 Virginis 27.4 0.8 G6
|
||||
Alpha Mensae 28.3 0.6 G5
|
||||
Gliese 75 28.6 0.4 K0
|
||||
Beta Canum Venaticorim 29.9 1.4 G0
|
||||
Chi Orionis 32.0 1.5 G0
|
||||
54 Piscium 34.0 0.4 K0
|
||||
Zeta 1 Reticuli 37.0 0.7 G2
|
||||
Zeta 2 Reticuli 37.0 0.9 G2
|
||||
Gliese 86 37.0 0.4 K0
|
||||
Mu Arae 37.0 0.9 G5
|
||||
Gliese 67 38.0 1.2 G2
|
||||
Gliese 668.1 40.0 0.4 G9
|
||||
Gliese 302 41.0 0.6 G8
|
||||
Gliese 309 41.0 0.4 K0
|
||||
Kappa Fornacis 42.0 1.3 G1
|
||||
58 Eridani 42.0 0.9 G1
|
||||
Zeta Doradus 44.0 2.0 F8
|
||||
55 Cancri 44.0 0.7 G8
|
||||
47 Ursa Majoris 44.0 1.5 G0
|
||||
Gliese 364 45.0 1.8 G0
|
||||
Gliese 599A 45.0 0.6 G6
|
||||
Nu Phoenicis 45.0 1.8 F8
|
||||
Gliese 95 45.0 0.5 G5
|
||||
Gliese 796 47.0 0.5 G8
|
||||
20 Leo Minoris 47.0 1.2 G4
|
||||
39 Tauri 47.0 0.8 G1
|
||||
Gliese 290 47.0 0.4 G8
|
||||
Gliese 59.2 48.0 1.0 G2
|
||||
Psi Aurigae 49.0 1.5 G0
|
||||
Gliese 722 49.0 0.9 G4
|
||||
Gliese 788 49.0 0.8 G5
|
||||
Nu 2 Lupi 50.0 1.1 G2
|
||||
14 Herculis 50.0 0.5 K1
|
||||
Pi Ursa Majoris 51.0 1.2 G0
|
||||
Phi 2 Ceti 51.0 1.8 F8
|
||||
Gliese 641 52.0 0.5 G8
|
||||
Gliese 97.2 52.0 0.4 K0
|
||||
Gliese 541.1 53.0 0.6 G8
|
||||
109 Piscium 53.0 0.8 G4
|
||||
Gliese 651 53.0 0.4 G8
|
||||
Gliese 59 53.0 0.4 G8
|
||||
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|
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|
||||
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|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
FROM: Dr. Willy Smith DATE: Aug. 7, 1989
|
||||
|
||||
TO: UFO publications, electronic media
|
||||
Proponents of Gulf Breeze photographs
|
||||
|
||||
SUBJECT: Statement of Position
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
In mide-June, 1989, the UNICAT Project submitted several photographs
|
||||
for computer enhanced image analysis. The photos considered fall into
|
||||
two categories: i) portrait of a girl with an anomalous image above
|
||||
her right shoulder; and ii) photos of an alleged UFO obtained by Mr.
|
||||
Walters/Hanson of Gulf Breeze, FL starting in November, 1987.
|
||||
|
||||
The results have been spectacular: the girl's photos were undoubtedly
|
||||
obtained by using double exposure, thus demonstrating the photographers
|
||||
familiarity with the technique, while the UFO photos show a well-defined
|
||||
supporting structure under the alleged spacecraft.
|
||||
|
||||
The reaction of the interested parties has been swift and predictable.
|
||||
Instead of addressing the main issue, i.e., why a real UFO needs to
|
||||
be supported, the proponents have flooded the mails with anonymous and
|
||||
world-shaking communiques which can be described only as malicious
|
||||
gossiping, aimed at cushioning the negative impact of the new
|
||||
information revealed by computer analysis.
|
||||
|
||||
The releases follow the time-honoured pattern that what counts in
|
||||
politics is not the truth, but what is believed to be the truth.
|
||||
In an attempt to provide a semblance of credibility, names and
|
||||
circumstances are provided, but no supporting evidence is offered.
|
||||
Authorship of the masterpieces of intrigue -- I am told -- have been
|
||||
attributed to various sources, some of them luminaries on the UFO
|
||||
scene, such as Budd Hopkins and/or his associates, or Dr. Maccabee,
|
||||
or secondary characters in the play, as for instance Col. Roberrt
|
||||
(sic) Reid or "Ed-of-Gulf-Breeze" himself. Whatever the case may
|
||||
be, until such times a signed copy of the statements reaches me,
|
||||
I will not dignify them with a formal response.
|
||||
|
||||
The computer-enhanced material has not been released yet, as some
|
||||
questions have been raised by the photographer regarding the
|
||||
copyright protection of the photos, an issue that has been
|
||||
complicated by the fact that the lawyer that initially contacted
|
||||
me has indicated that she does not represent Mr. Walters any
|
||||
longer. In the meantime, information received from the Copyright
|
||||
Office in Washington has created some doubts with reference to the
|
||||
validity of the copyright for the specific instance, as well as
|
||||
disclosing interesting possibilities based on the doctrine of
|
||||
"fair use.".
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
FILE NAME: STATEPOS.A07 (as requested by Willy Smith).
|
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|
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|
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16-Oct-87 12:05 MST
|
||||
Sb: APnv 10/15 2240 Stealth Missing
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -- An Air Force plane that Pentagon sources said was a
|
||||
top-secret Stealth fighter crashed in a rugged desert area, killing the pilot.
|
||||
A Pentagon official in Washington who asked not to be named described the
|
||||
missing plane as a Stealth fighter, similar to the plane that crashed in 1986 in
|
||||
California.
|
||||
The source refused to discuss the conditions under which the plane crashed
|
||||
and it could not be learned immediately whether the plane was on a training
|
||||
exercise or a flight test.
|
||||
Nellis Air Force Major Victor Andrijauskas said the pilot was killed when the
|
||||
plane crashed on the Nellis Air Force Gunnery range about 8:45 p.m. Wednesday.
|
||||
The crash was about 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas and 50 miles south of a
|
||||
secret air base where the Air Force is known to test the Stealth fighter.
|
||||
A dispatcher for the Bureau of Land Management said the BLM was notified of a
|
||||
fire in the area Wednesday night, and called the Air Force, which operates the
|
||||
sprawling range facility. The dispatcher, who refused to give her name, said Air
|
||||
Force officials asked the BLM not to say where the fire was or how big it was.
|
||||
Andrijauskas refused to say what kind of plane crashed, but said the pilot
|
||||
was the only crew member aboard. He said emergency crews responded and secured
|
||||
the area.
|
||||
"We have personnel on the scene," said Andrijauskas.
|
||||
The spokesman said the pilot was assigned to Nellis, but refused to say what
|
||||
fighter wing he was attached to. Nellis is the largest fighter wing training
|
||||
facility in the United States.
|
||||
A plane believed to be a Stealth fighter crashed in July 1986 in the western
|
||||
Sierra Nevada, touching off a 150-acre brushfire in Sequoia National Park. The
|
||||
crash occurred about 12 miles northeast of Bakersfield, Calif. Air Force guards
|
||||
carrying rifles and pistols barred people from that crash site.
|
||||
The F-19 fighter known as the Stealth has been described as an experimental
|
||||
aircraft using the latest electronic technology, materials and aerodynamic
|
||||
design to foil radar and infared sensors.
|
||||
The Air Force has said it will buy 750 of the proposed advanced tactical
|
||||
fighters, which will be high-technology planes slated to become the mainstay of
|
||||
the U.S. air defense system through the mid-21st century.
|
||||
Reports have long circulated that the Air Force tests a squadron of 50
|
||||
Stealth fighter jets under Nellis auspices at the Tonopah air field about 200
|
||||
miles northwest of the base.
|
||||
Recently, a two-mile air strip was lengthened at the small base, and small,
|
||||
individual hardened hangars were built along the base's flight line.
|
||||
Residents in the Tonopah area said previously that the flight line remains
|
||||
quiet during the day. But at night, the desert erupts with an almost constant
|
||||
thunder of takeoffs and landings at the base.
|
||||
The Tonopah base is on the northern tip of the Nellis range, which covers
|
||||
about 3 million acres of desert and mountain areas, and borders on three sides
|
||||
the Nevada Test Site, where nuclear weapons tests are conducted.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Copyright 1987 by the Associated Press. All rights reserved.
|
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#: 138018 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
21-Apr-88 07:56:23
|
||||
Sb: #"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Michelle & Charles 76701,11
|
||||
To: All
|
||||
|
||||
I'm sure most of you are aware that the Air Force released information about
|
||||
the new Stealth bomber yesterday. Based on the information they presented,
|
||||
one could suggest that some (many?) of the UFO sightings in the Hudson Valley
|
||||
(again, Kudos to Phil I. for the excellent documentation on the subject)
|
||||
could, in fact, be Stealth sightings.
|
||||
|
||||
Most interesting is the shape of the bomber -- it is a flying wing. You
|
||||
could, without streching things, call it a flying boomerang. The design does
|
||||
remind one of the UFOs observed.
|
||||
|
||||
This message is not an argument that the sightings in the Hudson Valley were,
|
||||
in fact, Stealth sightings. I'm just pointing out some parallels...
|
||||
|
||||
-- charles
|
||||
|
||||
* Replies: 138024, 138051
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138024 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
21-Apr-88 10:03:30
|
||||
Sb: #138018-#"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Michael H. Surabian 75130,15
|
||||
To: Michelle & Charles 76701,11 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
Hi! Have been follwing this forum for a few months and have read most of the
|
||||
available info in Dl and many of the books discussed. Living in Central MA I
|
||||
had hoped to be hearing of the sightings or some other activity moving up this
|
||||
way. Did the Air Force release any info on the capabilities of the Stealth
|
||||
Bomber in question? I must admit that if this could be an explanation, I'm
|
||||
really disappointed. Had hoped for something more... ceslestial(?).
|
||||
|
||||
* Replies: 138029, 138041
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138029 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
21-Apr-88 13:28:50
|
||||
Sb: #138024-"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Michelle & Charles 76701,11
|
||||
To: Michael H. Surabian 75130,15 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
Not much. They claim that they will have the first units delivered later on,
|
||||
although, clearly, they've have prototypes since one of them has already
|
||||
crashed...
|
||||
|
||||
If this is the explanation, there's a lot of facts that have to be explained
|
||||
away that don't readily fit in. (Like the hovering and strange reversal of
|
||||
course)....
|
||||
|
||||
-- charles
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138051 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
21-Apr-88 18:26:33
|
||||
Sb: #138018-#"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Sysop David Bush 76701,75
|
||||
To: Michelle & Charles 76701,11 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
There was a piece on All Things Considered today suggesting that this whole
|
||||
story was part of an Air Force disinformation campaign. The suggestion was
|
||||
the the stealth plane acutally looks more like the Revelle model than the
|
||||
drawing that the Air Force showed.
|
||||
|
||||
* Reply: 138053
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138053 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
21-Apr-88 19:51:30
|
||||
Sb: #138051-#"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Michelle & Charles 76701,11
|
||||
To: Sysop David Bush 76701,75 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
It would seem odd that they showed what was, at best, an "artist's impression"
|
||||
of the plane. If they're that near to delivery, then they should have very
|
||||
good computerized drawings of the plane, not to mention scale models.
|
||||
|
||||
You raise an interesting point!
|
||||
|
||||
* Reply: 138073
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138073 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
22-Apr-88 00:41:16
|
||||
Sb: #138053-#"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Gerry Zeitlin 71605,2013
|
||||
To: Michelle & Charles 76701,11 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
Maybe the reason they only released a vague sketch is that they don't intend
|
||||
to let anyone get a close look at it, for as long as it can be avoided,
|
||||
because details of its shape are so critical to stealth technology, and we may
|
||||
be ahead of "the other side" in this technology.
|
||||
|
||||
This would mean that the Hudson Valley boomerang could not be a stealth
|
||||
bomber. Another reason for its not being a stealth bomber is that a populated
|
||||
area like that would be a poor choice for conducting flight tests.
|
||||
|
||||
Arguing against this line of reasoning is the fact that spy satellites could
|
||||
easily resolve the shape as soon as one flies
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
* Reply: 138084
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138084 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
22-Apr-88 06:28:20
|
||||
Sb: #138073-#"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Michelle & Charles 76701,11
|
||||
To: Gerry Zeitlin 71605,2013 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
At least one has flown, insofar as at least one has already crashed.
|
||||
|
||||
I agree completely about Westchester being inappropriate for flight tests. It
|
||||
would be unlikely that they would do so. On the other hand, one could argue
|
||||
that it is at least equally unlikely that UFOs are the cause of all sightings,
|
||||
too.
|
||||
|
||||
-- charles
|
||||
|
||||
* Reply: 138166
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138166 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
23-Apr-88 17:38:15
|
||||
Sb: #138084-#"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Gerry Zeitlin 71605,2013
|
||||
To: Michelle & Charles 76701,11 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
I've just been reading Phil's update in file NIGHT, in which he gives numerous
|
||||
descriptions of the flight characteristics, size, and look of this boomerang
|
||||
affair. (I'm still trying to cover the current literature in this UFO scene,
|
||||
after having given up following it, in frustration, several years ago. I
|
||||
haven't read _Night Siege_ yet.) You know, there's no point trying to make
|
||||
the stealth bomber explain what people are reporting. It's an aircraft after
|
||||
all, and it's not going to hover over people's houses and shine down strange
|
||||
lights. Furthermore, this activity has apparently been going on for years
|
||||
now. Could the stealth bomber have been undergoing flight tests all that
|
||||
time, in a populated area no less, with the Air Force only now releasing a
|
||||
sketch of it?
|
||||
|
||||
* Reply: 138171
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138171 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
23-Apr-88 18:55:54
|
||||
Sb: #138166-"Stealth"y UFOs
|
||||
Fm: Michelle & Charles 76701,11
|
||||
To: Gerry Zeitlin 71605,2013 (X)
|
||||
|
||||
It would seem unlikely. Almost as unlikely, one is tempted to say, as it all
|
||||
being caused by extraterrestial beings.
|
||||
|
||||
-- charles
|
||||
|
||||
Function:
|
||||
|
||||
#: 138180 S10/Paranormal Issues
|
||||
24-Apr-88 09:10:50
|
||||
Sb: #STEALTH
|
||||
Fm: PHIL 76636,44
|
||||
To: ALL
|
||||
|
||||
THE THOUGHT ENTERED OUR MIND IF SOME OF THE SIGHTINGS WERE CAUSED BY HIGH
|
||||
ALTITUDE STEALTH OPERATIONS. I DOUBT IT! IT DOES NOT SEEM LOGICAL THAT OUR
|
||||
GOVERMENT WOULD EXPERIMENT IN SUCH A DENSELEY POPOULATED AREA. ALSO THE AIR
|
||||
TRAFFIC IN THIS AREA IS HEAVY. ALSO MANY OF THE SIGHTINGS OF THE HVUFO WERE AT
|
||||
LOW ALTITUDE.
|
||||
|
||||
* Reply: 138210
|
||||
|
||||
|
121
textfiles.com/ufo/steinman.ufo
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121
textfiles.com/ufo/steinman.ufo
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@@ -0,0 +1,121 @@
|
||||
|
||||
William M. Steinman is an independent UFO researcher
|
||||
and investigator, and co-author of "UFO Crash At Aztec"
|
||||
|
||||
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
"I honestly believe that there are strong
|
||||
religious implications in this entire phenomena"
|
||||
|
||||
- William M. Steinman (in a letter dated 01/19/89)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
This is based on:
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(1) My own strong convictions.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(2) A statement made by Dr. Edward Teller in Dallas, Texas in 1986.
|
||||
When confronted by a friend of his on the origin of saucers, He
|
||||
said, "I can't tell you that; but keep your eyes and ears on the
|
||||
Mid-East situation."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(3) Jerold D. Miller, civilian scientist at the Airforce Office of
|
||||
Technology, Kirtland AFB (his name appeared at the bottom of the
|
||||
Aquarius Telex). He is a very religious man, and stated that "The
|
||||
Book of Revelation" in the Bible, contains the Answer to the UFO
|
||||
Problem.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(4) George Nicholes, old blind man, son of a scientist who worked at
|
||||
Wright-Patterson in the late 40's stated that the Anti-Christ and
|
||||
Book of Revelation held the key to the mystery.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
"...I can go on and on with different persons such as John Lear,
|
||||
Linda Howe, Tommy R. Blann, John Reynolds, and etc. who expressed
|
||||
the religious ties to the phenomena."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
"...My own statement concerning the UFO situation."
|
||||
|
||||
- William M. Steinman 01/19/89
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Ultimate Solutions To The UFO Phenomena
|
||||
---------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
The UFO or Flying Saucer Phenomena is a very complex problem
|
||||
which can be simplified by summing it up as follows:
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(1) The Flying Saucers originate from an "eternal dimension", not
|
||||
subject to space and time, as we know it.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(2) The Flying Saucers "materialize" out of this "eternal dimension"
|
||||
into our space time frame, and have been doing so since time
|
||||
immemorial.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(3) There is a direct relationship between "The Great Secret" of the
|
||||
Occult teachings, "The Mystery of Iniquity" of the Bible, and the
|
||||
Flying Saucer Phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(4) The "Dark Forces" of the Occult, summed up as Satan (Lucifer) in
|
||||
the Bible, is the underlying source behind the Flying Saucer
|
||||
Phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(5) The "Dark Forces" are motivating and influencing the so called
|
||||
"conspiracy Groups", who really control every world Government,
|
||||
through their various Intelligence Agencies.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(6) There does exist in the United States, an alliance between the
|
||||
"materialization" of these "Dark Forces" posing as "Alien Beings"
|
||||
and a high level Intelligence group, presumably "MJ-12", who in
|
||||
turn operates through the N.S.A., C.I.A., F.B.I., D.I.A., etc.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(7) There do exist Above-Top-Secret "saucer bases" in remote portions
|
||||
of the United States (and around the world), in which this unholy
|
||||
and immoral alliance are developing a very advanced Technology,
|
||||
based on Unified Field Physics, Genetic Engineering, and biogenic
|
||||
breeding in preparation for the ultimate "materialization" of the
|
||||
"Dark Forces" when the "Mystery of Iniquity" is finally culminated
|
||||
in "Anti-Christ" or "Ahriman" ("Incarnation of Satan").
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(8) This entire subject matter remains the most highly classified and
|
||||
most closely guarded secret of all time, under the cloak of
|
||||
"National Security".
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(9) Faith in God is what protects us against this. Paranoia is what
|
||||
allows the "materialization" or Psycho-Physical manifestation of
|
||||
the M.I.B. (or other diabolical forms) to "visit" you, If you
|
||||
know too much.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
signed: W.M. Steinman 12/18/86
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
199
textfiles.com/ufo/steinrep.ufo
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199
textfiles.com/ufo/steinrep.ufo
Normal file
@@ -0,0 +1,199 @@
|
||||
* STEINMAN.REP Comments on Mr. Steinman's absurb statements on the
|
||||
subject of the "flying saucer" phenomena being the work of one of
|
||||
his Gods.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Throughout written history women and men looked up in the sky
|
||||
and wondered at the machines they observed there. Those
|
||||
civilizations whose thealogy and theology supported a positive,
|
||||
benign, and gentle Creator experienced these machines, lights,
|
||||
and other constructs as friendly, and manifestations of their
|
||||
God. Those societies with a polarized deity system of Good vs
|
||||
Trickster were decidedly neutral when such manifestations
|
||||
occurred, and usually waited for near-future events to happen
|
||||
before judging if the visitation was from Good or Trickster.
|
||||
|
||||
Always, superior technology has been condemned as work from a
|
||||
relatively recent newcomer to mythology, the Devil. Where the
|
||||
Trickster was not "good" or "evil," this new God was decidedly
|
||||
evil. It was a Pope who stated that the steam engine was evil,
|
||||
and instant excommunication from the Roman Catholic Church was
|
||||
the punishment for those evil sinners who used steam for work
|
||||
Using steam meant that "earning thy bread by the sweat of thy
|
||||
brow" became much easier, and thus wrong in the eyes of the
|
||||
currently adopted God.
|
||||
|
||||
Now here we are in the 1989s, and technology has pretty much
|
||||
cut our sweating down to those days when the air conditioning
|
||||
fails to work in one's apartment. Pushing papers around a desk,
|
||||
and punching a keyboard, has a permanent place in today's
|
||||
society.
|
||||
|
||||
So one would think that the equation "Technology = Evil"
|
||||
would have been put to rest, right?
|
||||
|
||||
No. Two years ago, on national TV, a religious extremist,
|
||||
hysteric, and Fundamentalist, stated that space craft were the
|
||||
"work of the Devil," and then included as "proof" the "Occult New
|
||||
Age philosophy" in Star Trek and Star Wars.
|
||||
|
||||
Then we come to William M. Steinman, the subject of this
|
||||
diatribe.
|
||||
|
||||
I quote from his statement dated 01/19/89, Titled "Ultimate
|
||||
Solutions To The UFO Phenomena," as found in the text file
|
||||
Steinman.txt.
|
||||
|
||||
"The Flying Saucers originate from an
|
||||
'eternal dimension', not subject to space
|
||||
and time, as we know it."
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Steinman courageously assumes a great deal here, the
|
||||
least of which is that "Flying Saucers" are real, either physical
|
||||
or astral in origin. While he does not clue the reader in on what
|
||||
he means by "eternal dimension," we can assume safely that he
|
||||
refers to an other worldly, etheric "plain of existence" that
|
||||
occultists, such as he, loves to speak of. The existence of such
|
||||
an astral plain is his second big assumption.
|
||||
|
||||
As an occultist myself, I agree with Mr. Steinman that the
|
||||
"UFO Phenomena" is "other dimensional," and does not belong
|
||||
completely in the realm of "space and time." I do, however,
|
||||
object to the fact that he has stated his assumption as fact.
|
||||
|
||||
"The Flying Saucers 'materialize' out of
|
||||
this 'eternal dimension' into our space
|
||||
time frame, and have been doing so since
|
||||
time immemorial.
|
||||
|
||||
Assuming that using the term "Our space time frame" is
|
||||
valid (who knows? It could be *US* infiltrating *THEIR* space),
|
||||
he does not provide any clue here to what he means by "since time
|
||||
immemorial." The "UFO Phenomena," as we presently know it, is
|
||||
only as old as written history, which really wasn't that long
|
||||
ago. Mr. Steinman assumes an antiquity that is not supported or
|
||||
supportable.
|
||||
|
||||
There is a direct relationship between
|
||||
'The Great Secret' of the Occult teachings,
|
||||
'The Mystery of Iniquity' of the Bible, and
|
||||
the Flying Saucer Phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Steinman mentions his occult teaching, but gives us no
|
||||
clue at all to what he's talking about. As an occultist, one
|
||||
would assume I'd know what he means by "The Great Secret," but I
|
||||
have never come across such a reference once in 28 years of
|
||||
study. One wonders if Mr. Steinman knows what he's talking about.
|
||||
|
||||
He also fails to mention what this "direct relationship"
|
||||
happens to be!
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The "Dark Forces" of the Occult, summed
|
||||
up as Satan (Lucifer) in the Bible, is the
|
||||
underlying source behind the Flying Saucer
|
||||
Phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Steinman is one of the relatively few occultists who
|
||||
believes in the Christian God Satan. I have yet to see any
|
||||
reference in occult literature to such a deity.
|
||||
|
||||
If we assume, as Mr. Steinman has, that such a deity as this
|
||||
Christian God exists, why would It be the "underlining source" of
|
||||
the "Flying Saucer" phenomena? And if it is, as Mr. Steinman
|
||||
states, why is it that UFOs were reported before his God was
|
||||
invented?
|
||||
|
||||
I am not aware of anywhere in the Christian Bible where it
|
||||
states that their Gods chief mode of transportation are "flying
|
||||
saucers." I suppose the Pope should excommunicate these Gods:
|
||||
some UFOs appear to be steam powered!
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The "Dark Forces" are motivating and
|
||||
influencing the so called 'conspiracy
|
||||
Groups', who really control every world
|
||||
Government, through their various
|
||||
Intelligence Agencies.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The only "Dark Forces" (note the capitals in deference to
|
||||
Mr. Steinman's fear and awe of them) here on Earth, as far as I
|
||||
can tell, and from occultist teachings, are humans, in the form
|
||||
of hate and ignorance. Mr. Steinman claims occult teachings, but
|
||||
his statements do not support his claim.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
There does exist in the United States,
|
||||
an alliance between the 'materialization'
|
||||
of these 'Dark Forces' posing as 'Alien
|
||||
Beings' and a high level Intelligence
|
||||
group, presumably 'MJ-12', who in turn
|
||||
operates through the N.S.A., C.I.A.,
|
||||
F.B.I., D.I.A., etc.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
In one sentence Mr. Steinman says that his God Satan is
|
||||
responsible for the "Conspiracy Groups," and in the next he joins
|
||||
such a group by proclaiming that the government has sold-out to
|
||||
this God. So much for consistency.
|
||||
|
||||
There do exist Above-Top-Secret
|
||||
"saucer bases" in remote portions of the
|
||||
United States (and around the world), in
|
||||
which this unholy and immoral alliance
|
||||
are developing a very advanced
|
||||
Technology, based on Unified Field
|
||||
Physics, Genetic Engineering, and
|
||||
biogenic breeding in preparation for the
|
||||
ultimate "materialization" of the "Dark
|
||||
Forces" when the "Mystery of Iniquity"
|
||||
is finally culminated in "Anti-Christ"
|
||||
or "Ahriman" ("Incarnation of Satan").
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
While mythology is a wonderful art form, why equate it with
|
||||
high technology? And why this fear of high technology that so
|
||||
many hysterics cling to?
|
||||
|
||||
Why has he stated, flat out and with no proof or qualifiers,
|
||||
that the United States of North America's government is in
|
||||
"unholy" and "immoral" alliance with his God? This is not even
|
||||
good mythology, and nothing in occult teachings suggests such a
|
||||
belief-- why Mr. Steinman says it does is a good question.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
This entire subject matter remains
|
||||
the most highly classified and most
|
||||
closely guarded secret of all time,
|
||||
under the cloak of 'National Security'.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Then how was he, above all others, made privy to this secret?
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Faith in God is what protects us
|
||||
against this. Paranoia is what allows
|
||||
the 'materialization' or Psycho-Physical
|
||||
manifestation of the M.I.B. (or other
|
||||
diabolical forms) to 'visit' you, If you
|
||||
know too much.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Steinman clearly has faith in being paranoid. He does
|
||||
not state which of his Gods to "have faith" in. There has yet to
|
||||
be any such "visits" by "diabolical forms," to my knowledge, and
|
||||
I've studied such things-- all such references are generally
|
||||
understood to be allegory.
|
||||
|
||||
I sincerely hope that such a "diabolical form" has come to
|
||||
take Mr. Steinman away, and thus removed one more fruit-cake from
|
||||
the field of Ufology. Such lunatics give the field a bad name,
|
||||
which it already suffers greatly under.
|
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|
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|
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-D. Rice, July 9, 1989
|
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STANTON T. FRIEDMAN
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NUCLEAR PHYSICIST - LECTURER
|
||||
110 Kings College Road
|
||||
Fredericton, New Brunswick E3B 2E7
|
||||
Canada
|
||||
(506) 457-0232
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. William Steinman
|
||||
15043 Rosalita Dr.
|
||||
La Mirada, CA 90638 USA May 25, 1984
|
||||
|
||||
Dear Bill:
|
||||
|
||||
Re yours of May 18. Some data...
|
||||
|
||||
I checked telephone information in State College, PA -- home of Penn
|
||||
State after checking the library re Walker. There was no listing so
|
||||
I called the University. I eventually was given a location in South
|
||||
Carolina.. Hilton Head. I got his number there and called. He was out.
|
||||
I left my name and said I would call back the next night when
|
||||
according to his wife he would be in. I did so. He was cagey and
|
||||
careful. There was no admission whatsoever of any involvement with
|
||||
UFOs at all.
|
||||
|
||||
He did say that the subject had of course been discussed by everybody
|
||||
back then. He did admit to having read the Roswell Incident and threw
|
||||
in some cracks. There is absolutely nothing that can be used in a
|
||||
court of law. He certainly will not respond to pressure. My reaction
|
||||
to how he answered the various questions was that he knew a great
|
||||
deal. He surely wasn't saying that. I think you are probably right
|
||||
about him... his background is certainly impressive and of course Ike
|
||||
had a farm in Gettysburg PA and there were other connections. I don't
|
||||
have a mailing address for him but he does apparently go in to the
|
||||
university still as an ex president.
|
||||
|
||||
I would certainly agree that HAK was in all the right places at the
|
||||
right times doing the right things for him to have been involved and
|
||||
perhaps still involved in the UFO coverup. I have no idea how to
|
||||
prove that at this time.
|
||||
|
||||
I have no idea why you want to have the government turn flying saucers
|
||||
over to the scientific community. The security implications of the
|
||||
technology of the saucers are enormous. I do not want technical
|
||||
information made public. Why do you? I want the world to know that
|
||||
indeed our planet is being visited by ETI and that the government
|
||||
knows a great deal. I certainly don't want all the information made
|
||||
public. After all what about all the data obtained by other
|
||||
governments especially the Soviet Union? Do you expect them to
|
||||
make their information available? I would expect them to grab ours
|
||||
and put it together with theirs...
|
||||
|
||||
A direct frontal approach often calls the troops out of the closet.
|
||||
I certainly appreciate that you have been spending a lot of effort
|
||||
and turning up leads worthy of further attention. But again I must
|
||||
express my strong concern about not going past the data... as was
|
||||
the case with Sarbacher. These guys can't be brow beaten.
|
||||
Impressions and feelings are useful in pursuit of truth but not in
|
||||
establishing it in a courtroom. I appreciate4 the info about Wang,
|
||||
but again his wife's statements to you don't prove anything... about
|
||||
him or HAK. Incidentally I long ago suggested that HAK knew all
|
||||
about UFOs and that was the reason for the embargo raising oil
|
||||
prices because once the truth was out oil would be of much less
|
||||
value... he was closely tied to the Rockefeller interests as you
|
||||
know... But I hadn't checked his early background until you
|
||||
suggested it.... It was probably expected that some of the truth
|
||||
would be released during Nixon's second term....
|
||||
|
||||
Hastily,
|
||||
Stan
|
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|
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|
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Volume 6 The SWAMP GAS JOURNAL ISSN 0707-7106
|
||||
Number 2 ********************* June 1992
|
||||
|
||||
This issue of SGJ will be devoted to a review of recent articles and
|
||||
books that I feel are of some significance to ufology and related
|
||||
subjects. It is probably impossible to comment on all the published
|
||||
material, as there are so many ufozines and new books that are
|
||||
available. The Arcturus catalogs alone contain many more items than
|
||||
most researchers or avid readers can ever hope to keep pace with (let
|
||||
alone afford them!). And, with materials branching out or crossing
|
||||
over into other fields, the volume of information is truly
|
||||
astronomical.
|
||||
------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
SCIENCE NEWS is a weekly international newmagazine which is highly
|
||||
regarded in the science community. It covers virtually all subjects,
|
||||
and contributors write authoritatively on everything from global warming
|
||||
to Alzheimer's disease. Its cover story for February 1, 1992, was
|
||||
about a unique interpretation of British crop circle formations by
|
||||
noted archeaoastronomer Gerald Hawkins. Basically, Hawkins believes
|
||||
that whatever intelligence is behind the crop circle mystery, it is
|
||||
sophisticated enough to create and solve complex problems in geometry.
|
||||
Hawkins claims that several Euclidean theorems are demonstrated in the
|
||||
British designs, and that this is more than simple hoaxing. He asks in
|
||||
a letter of response in the March 7th issue: "Are the crop-pattern
|
||||
makers hitting these geometries by blind luck, or are they
|
||||
communicating at some level of mathematical knowledge?" He went on:
|
||||
"It is unlikely that hoaxers could draw these by doodling in the dark".
|
||||
The problem is, however, that many people do not agree that the
|
||||
patterns are complex enough to warrant an "unlikely" label. This is
|
||||
further complicated by the recognition that crop circles (or certain
|
||||
types of UGMs) have been found in fields dating back long before the
|
||||
1980's, and around the world in addition to the concentrated British
|
||||
wave around Wiltshire. Admittedly, some of the formations in England
|
||||
are very bizarre, such as the one on Alton Prior, with "keys",
|
||||
"ladders", inscribed rings and other shapes. There is no question that
|
||||
even hoaxers would have had to plan these with some effort. But do
|
||||
these formations necessarily imply an intelligence beyond human
|
||||
intervention? We can recall books written about the pyramid of Cheops,
|
||||
in which authors attempted to show complex knowledge about the universe
|
||||
through the height, shape and position of the stones. Skeptics showed
|
||||
that these works were in error through further research into the
|
||||
accuracy and measurement of the dimensions, but the attributions linger
|
||||
on.
|
||||
We can therefore cast some doubt on Hawkins' interpretation of the
|
||||
geometric accuracies of the British formations, despite his reputation.
|
||||
It would be nice to think that the aliens (or whoever) are
|
||||
communicating with us through geometric forms, but because so many of
|
||||
the formations in England are suspected hoaxes, the data to support
|
||||
such a theory is badly contaminated, and the theory is on very shaky
|
||||
ground.
|
||||
|
||||
Speaking of shaky ground, the latest issue of GEO-MONITOR (published
|
||||
by Vince Migliore) [May 1992] has an interesting discussion about the
|
||||
possibility that the April earthquakes in California were predicted by
|
||||
some amateur seismic researchers. One person monitoring 10.2 kHz said
|
||||
he had heard "thumping sounds" a few days before a quake hit
|
||||
California. Others monitoring various frequencies also thought a quake
|
||||
was coming. Some earthquake "sensitives" who get migraines or heart
|
||||
pain also seemed to predict the quakes. Interestingly, the counting of
|
||||
lost pet ads in newspapers is now losing favour among some researchers,
|
||||
because the statistical tests used to verify any changes are too
|
||||
rigourous to discriminate between small random variations and any real
|
||||
effects. GEO-MONITOR has previously reviewed UFO reports as earthquake
|
||||
precursors, and some interesting correlations have been reported. But
|
||||
out of the hundreds of seismic events listed every month, there are few
|
||||
with associated luminous phenomena. This is clearly at odds with the
|
||||
Tectonic Strain Theory of UFOs advocated by Michael Persinger, John
|
||||
Derr and others.
|
||||
|
||||
Persinger is still publishing reams of material about TST effects on
|
||||
UFOs and other paranormal phenomena. One of the most recent is:
|
||||
"Geophysical Variables and Behavior: LXVII. Quieter Annual Geomagnetic
|
||||
Activity and Larger Effect Size for Experimental Psi (ESP) Studies Over
|
||||
Six Decades", in PERCEPTUAL & MOTOR SKILLS, 1991, 73, 1219-1223. Yes,
|
||||
that's right, the 67th installment of the TST exposition, as of 1991.
|
||||
In this article, Persinger and co-author R. Berger claim that they
|
||||
found strong correlations between decreases in geomagnetic activity and
|
||||
positive experimental ESP effects. The ESP experiments were those
|
||||
reported by the Rhine group in 1940, compiled during the 1800's and
|
||||
early 1900's. Persinger and Berger found that by introducing a LAG of
|
||||
one year (thus allowing for a delay between the experiments and the
|
||||
publication of the results), the strong correlation was produced. They
|
||||
therefore concluded that geophysical effects influence psychic ability.
|
||||
It is interesting to note that they made no mention of the possibility
|
||||
that the experiments or reports were in error. They conclude: "The
|
||||
relationship between [geophysical effects] and this form of psi
|
||||
phenomenon has been present for at least 100 years." Support for this
|
||||
contention? Well, according to the list of references, many previously
|
||||
published articles - by Michael Persinger.
|
||||
|
||||
For those of you on the INTERNET or BITNET, the sci.skeptics
|
||||
newsgroup recently carried a discussion about the TST and the crop
|
||||
circle plasma vortices. The Arizona Skeptics, represented by James
|
||||
Lippard, recently published an article about John Derr's claims that
|
||||
UFOs are miniature earthquake lights. Lippard obtained further info
|
||||
about the TST mess, and published some fairly damning comments in
|
||||
another issue. Robert Sheaffer, "Skepticus Maximus", as he calls
|
||||
himself, was also interested in the TST debate. He stated that he had a
|
||||
run-in with Persinger some time ago, with predictable results. After
|
||||
several more exchanges, yours truly was invited to contribute to an
|
||||
article for the SKEPTICAL INQUIRER on the subject of the TST. As some
|
||||
readers will know, Phil Klass had asked me to compile a definitive
|
||||
article about the TST for SI, but I had not yet had the opportunity to
|
||||
do so. Sheaffer therefore compiled information about the TST into a
|
||||
"News and Views" article for SI, which will be published soon.
|
||||
|
||||
On the topic of the Skeptical Inquirer, a fascinating article
|
||||
critical of CSICOP has been published in the JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
|
||||
SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, Volume 86, January 1992. Titled:
|
||||
"CSICOP and the Skeptics: An Overview", author George Hansen really
|
||||
socks it to CSICOP, cleverly uncovering some skeletons in their
|
||||
closets and inadequacies in their approach to paranormal phenomena.
|
||||
The lengthy article (available as an offprint from Arcturus Book
|
||||
Service) discusses the formation of CSICOP, its makeup, belief systems
|
||||
and also profiles some of its prominent members. Hansen's conclusions?
|
||||
From the abstract:
|
||||
"Initially, CSICOP was primarily a scholarly body, but soon
|
||||
after its beginning it adopted a more popular approach that
|
||||
fostered a more broadly-based social movement ... a
|
||||
disproportionate number of magicians are involved, ...
|
||||
dominated by men, and many members hold religious views that
|
||||
are antagonistic to the paranormal. Despite the name of the
|
||||
organization, actual research is a very low priority of the
|
||||
Committee. In fact, CSICOP instituted a policy against doing
|
||||
research itself. CSICOP's highest priority has been to
|
||||
influence the media ..."
|
||||
Basically, Hansen concludes that CSICOP is just as biased AGAINST the
|
||||
reality of paranormal phenomena as "believers" are biased IN FAVOUR of
|
||||
such phenomena. He noted how moderates such as Truzzi and Rawlins
|
||||
(who conducted a study on astrology with POSITIVE results) were ejected or
|
||||
otherwise parted ways with CSICOP. The CSICOP executive was found by
|
||||
Hansen to be composed mostly of non-scientists with firm convictions
|
||||
against the reality of paranormal phenomena (to the extreme position of
|
||||
publicly proclaiming belief in such phenomena "dangerous").
|
||||
Hansen's most curious finding was that although CSICOP members often
|
||||
point out that moneymaking ventures (such as book publishing) by
|
||||
paranormal proponents are an obvious indication of incincerity, the
|
||||
CSICOP executive itself appears to have a vested interest in publishing
|
||||
companies disseminating anti-paranormal material. Obviously, though,
|
||||
the amount of material published by pro-paranormal factions far
|
||||
outweighs the contrary, so the analogy may not be the best.
|
||||
Perhaps the most unsettling of Hansen's findings is the lack of
|
||||
research conducted by CSICOP, despite its published Mandate. This is
|
||||
probably most true now, with the legal battles and infighting
|
||||
proceeding because of the Randi/Geller debates. (This is most telling
|
||||
through the insistence of CSICOP "affiliates" that they in no way
|
||||
represent the parent group, and vice versa!)
|
||||
Hansen presents a decidely unkind look at CSICOP, but rather than
|
||||
employing the flames used in INTERNET arguments, he uses quotes from
|
||||
CSICOP members' own published comments to show their weaknesses. (Dare
|
||||
I suggest that some of these quotes might be out of context?)
|
||||
Paranormal researchers and CSICOP members alike are encouraged to seek
|
||||
out a copy of Hansen's article, as constructive criticism can only
|
||||
strengthen one's perception of a polarized debate.
|
||||
|
||||
On a similar note, the editorial by Jerry Clark in the March/April
|
||||
1992 issue of IUR also raises some disconcerting problems about CSICOP.
|
||||
Jerry points out that in its "Manual for Local, Regional and National
|
||||
Groups", 17 pages are devoted to "Handling the Media", whereas only 3
|
||||
are given to "Scientific Investigations". Jerry's editorial is much
|
||||
less polite than Hansen's review, but this might be expected. However,
|
||||
even Jerry cautions that "not everyone ought to be tarred with the same
|
||||
broad brush". He goes on: "I have friends in CSICOP, individuals I
|
||||
respect and whose views and insight I listen to respectfully even when
|
||||
I disagree with them; I might add that we often agree, too. [My]
|
||||
remarks here are directed to CSICOP's leaders, who with some exceptions
|
||||
have distinguished themselves chiefly by their arrogance, bombast, and
|
||||
extremism." It is interesting that such an editorial is carried in
|
||||
IUR, because one criticism by both Clark and Hansen is that CSICOP
|
||||
tends not to recognise reasonable paranormal research outside its own
|
||||
dominion. A case in point is the attempt by IUR to present opposing
|
||||
views on the Gulf Breeze affair; two recent issues carried definitely
|
||||
PRO articles about the Gulf Breeze UFOs (including one by Bruce
|
||||
Maccabee) and also decidedly NEGATIVE articles about GB. This is a
|
||||
good example of how rational discussion should be conducted and evolve
|
||||
in the UFO/paranormal/Fortean community.
|
||||
|
||||
The same issue of IUR with Jerry's editorial also contains an
|
||||
article I co-authored with John Timmerman of CUFOS. John and I visited
|
||||
Langenburg, Saskatchewan, with Jeff Harland (of UFOROM) last year, and
|
||||
we had an opportunity to interview Edwin Fuhr. Fuhr was the witness to
|
||||
a remarkable CE2 in 1974, in which he came upon five bowl-shaped,
|
||||
spinning objects as he was swathing rape. When the objects departed,
|
||||
they left behind circular swirled patches in the grass, remarkably
|
||||
similar to the crop circles that have been found in England during the
|
||||
past decade. We argue that crop circles are an ongoing, worldwide
|
||||
phenomenon, and did not begin in the 1980's in England. Furthermore,
|
||||
it is unlikely that the case could be attributed to a plasma vortex.
|
||||
This case is one of many which involve an observation of an apparently
|
||||
solid, disc-shaped object which leaves behind a depression in the
|
||||
vegetation. These types of cases are clearly at odds with the two or
|
||||
three dozen cases of eyewitness observations of rotating wind vortices
|
||||
creating circles in English countrysides. The latter are used by
|
||||
vortex theorists to support their views, whereas the former are used by
|
||||
some ETH theorists to bolster belief in aliens as circle creators. Our
|
||||
study of the Langenburg case shows how an investigation of a major CE2
|
||||
can lead to differing interpretations and raises many questions about
|
||||
witnesses' testimony and physical evidence.
|
||||
|
||||
This is no more evident than in the CROP CIRCLE BULLETIN of CPR
|
||||
Australia, a new branch of Colin Andrews' group. Its first issue,
|
||||
published in February 1992, reviews Andrews' visit down under and the
|
||||
subsequent fallout. Only days after Andrews' much-publicised visit in
|
||||
December, 1991, crop circles were found amid a wave of UFO reports.
|
||||
Issue #2 (May, 1992) breathlessly recounts Andrews' visit to Tasmania
|
||||
in April, with packed houses of believers listening to his exposition
|
||||
of how contact is occurring through the circles. Circle formations, of
|
||||
course, represent "ideas, qualities and functions", rather than actual
|
||||
text, and the Hungerford (England) pictogram is thus translated into
|
||||
the name: Ra, meaning "Sun". As the BULLETIN's editor says herself:
|
||||
"Language and words are a low-density form of communication and can be
|
||||
used very successfully to mislead and control." This is most revealing
|
||||
in that the rest of the issue goes on at great length to expound upon
|
||||
how crop circles are indications or messages from a higher intelligence
|
||||
urging humanity to "WAKE UP and then be 'tuned in'".
|
||||
The BULLETIN also contained some interesting discussion about the
|
||||
crop circles which were found in New Zealand recently. On February 1,
|
||||
1992, the first one was found in Canterbury. It was 20 metres in
|
||||
diameter, with a concentric track about 10cm in width. Another was
|
||||
found within a few days. However, two young men named Hanrahan and
|
||||
Harrison broke the story through the local newspaper that they had made
|
||||
the formations with a T-shaped board (Bower and Chorley's nephews?).
|
||||
What is most curious is that the Australian CCCS is not accepting the
|
||||
hoaxers' claim. The circles were destroyed before any member could
|
||||
investigate. Skeptics would invoke Occam's Razor and contend that the
|
||||
hoaxers were, in fact, the culprits. In this case, I would tend to
|
||||
agree; Bower and Chorley were suspect in England because of a number
|
||||
of circumstances, including the vast numbers of circles found, and the
|
||||
history of circles in the area. In New Zealand, only two circles were
|
||||
found after the publicity following Andrews' visit to Oceania, and
|
||||
hoaxers came forward immediately. It is LIKELY that they were indeed
|
||||
responsible. (However, any TRUE skeptic reading this would doubt my
|
||||
conclusion, and point out flaws in my reasoning!)
|
||||
|
||||
Incidentally, in addition to the sporadic reports of new circle
|
||||
formations in England in 1992 (why isn't anyone disseminating
|
||||
information from Britain this year?), North America has had a few cases
|
||||
this year as well. The first report came from Rosemary Ellen Guiley,
|
||||
of the American branch of Andrews' group, who told me that a formation
|
||||
identical with one last year was found at the exact same site near
|
||||
Jonesboro, Georgia, in April. However, inquiries with MUFON personnel
|
||||
in that state have not been able to confirm the discovery. In
|
||||
addition, Rosemary (and another NAICCR correspondent) said that UFO
|
||||
activity in New Hampshire had associated UGMs. Again, I have been
|
||||
unable to confirm this.
|
||||
I HAVE been able to confirm a new "space cookie" type of UGM,
|
||||
investigated by Gord Kijek of the Alberta UFO Study Group. It was
|
||||
found on May 6th in a grassy field not far from Edmonton. The UGM is a very
|
||||
strange-looking formation and is EXACTLY six metres in diameter. It
|
||||
varies in depth from 5 to 31 cm, and stands out clearly in the
|
||||
photographs which Gord has provided to NAICCR. Although my first
|
||||
thought was that it was a sinkhole, the terrain is supposedly not
|
||||
conducive to such features, and besides, it would be unlikely that it
|
||||
would be perfectly circular if that was the case. Grass is growing
|
||||
both in and out of the circle, and the shear is quite evident.
|
||||
Hoaxers? Maybe, though I'm not sure how this could have been produced
|
||||
without heavy machinery leaving tracks. Oh, yes. The UGM is in a
|
||||
field owned by an RCMP officer.
|
||||
|
||||
The JOURNAL OF METEOROLOGY, vol.17, #165 (January, 1992), carried an
|
||||
article written Dennis Stacy of MUFON but obviously endorsed by Terence
|
||||
Meaden. The article was titled "Soviet Ice Circle Reported", and was
|
||||
submitted as yet more evidence that many classic UFO cases could be
|
||||
"luminous, electrically-charged spinning vortices and the subsequent
|
||||
formation of physical ground traces". On January 7, 1990, a strange
|
||||
object was observed by an ice fisherman near the town of Marefa. He
|
||||
saw a "saucer", a top-shaped object with a spire, 75 metres in diameter
|
||||
and 5-6 metres thick. From the account:
|
||||
"The object appeared to be resting on, or hovering just
|
||||
slightly above, the surface of a small frozen bay. Its spire
|
||||
and base were described as greyish-blue in color, the middle
|
||||
or main body as orange or rose-colored: 'something like the
|
||||
color of the clouds in the sky at sunset'. The base was
|
||||
pulsating 'as if some balls (of light?) were rolling around
|
||||
there'."
|
||||
After 10 minutes, the object rose about 30 metres, hovered, then moved
|
||||
away to the east and was lost to view. Where it had hovered were
|
||||
several circular rings, the largest of which was 20.7 metres in
|
||||
diameter and one metre wide. It had the appearance of a "giant milling
|
||||
machine cutter". At the time of its discovery, the ice was said to be
|
||||
too thin to support a human, making the hoax explanation very
|
||||
difficult.
|
||||
Whereas most ufologists would interpret the case as a classic CE2
|
||||
caused by a alien craft, Stacy (and apparently Meaden) propose that the
|
||||
case is consistent with "many phenomenological correspondences with
|
||||
some purported plasma-vortex effects", and "the colors themselves are
|
||||
those that might be easily associated with a luminous atmospheric
|
||||
phenomenon, including, presumably, the plasma-vortex". This
|
||||
interpretation of an apparently solid object as a plasma vortex has
|
||||
become the norm for cerealogists wishing to find support for the vortex
|
||||
theory of circle creation. This attitude has naturally upset the
|
||||
'nuts-and-bolts' UFO proponents, who find the plasma explanation as
|
||||
unpalatable as Klass' ball lightning explanations of the 1960's.
|
||||
Basically, the debate is this: which is easier to believe - that we are
|
||||
being visited by extraterrestrials, or that a mysterious and
|
||||
incomprehensible atmospheric phenomenon previous unknown to science is
|
||||
being witnessed by thousands of people each year (and makes elaborate
|
||||
ground formations almost exclusively in southern England)?
|
||||
|
||||
Bill Chalker sent along info (through Paranet) about the central
|
||||
coast of New South Wales (again in Australia) having a major flap of
|
||||
UFOs in April and May of this year. Besides the Toukley reports on
|
||||
April 28th, there seem to have been a several other cases reported and
|
||||
a great deal of media coverage. But a local resident announced to the
|
||||
media that he was responsible for many of the reports. It seems he was
|
||||
trailing a "luminescent kit apparatus" on a 500-metre-long line while
|
||||
riding his bike in the area. Ufologists in the region are reportedly
|
||||
debating whether or not this explanation is viable.
|
||||
|
||||
Someone posted a huge wad of articles and letters concerning the
|
||||
Gulf Breeze affair, in the alt.aliens INTERNET newsgroup (I think it
|
||||
was Don Allen). It contained (among other things): eyewitness acounts
|
||||
by newspaper reporters, articles by Donald Ware and Duane Cook, letters
|
||||
and articles by Bob Oechsler, photographic studies by Bruce Maccabee, a
|
||||
letter by Bruce basically telling GB's mayor he doesn't know what he's
|
||||
talking about, a summary by John Hicks, comments from Ed Walters in his
|
||||
own defense, and Rex and Carol Salisberry's reasons why they disagree
|
||||
with MUFON's support of the case. The information complements the IUR
|
||||
articles mentioned earlier, and show how complicated the GB affair has
|
||||
become. Some people are now firmly convinced that flares and balloons
|
||||
caused the most recent UFOs there, and that Ed faked all his photos
|
||||
with a little help from his friends. Others (notably MUFON reps) argue
|
||||
that Ed's photos are impossible to fake and that flares or balloons
|
||||
cannot explain the reports from the nightly skywatches. A recent
|
||||
addendum to the case is that a physician from Louisiana who has been
|
||||
investigating the GB reports with some associates has succeeded in
|
||||
communicating with the recent UFOs, getting responses from flashing car
|
||||
lights and telepathically giving instructions to the UFOs.
|
||||
I think it's about time that an expedition of objective
|
||||
investigators was made to the Pensacola sites. Even if Bob Sheaffer
|
||||
and Phil Klass were along, it might throw a towel on the nightly UFO
|
||||
contacts so that a better assessment of the reports could be made.
|
||||
This all sounds suspiciously like the Niagara-on-the-Lake skywatches
|
||||
(which I understand are still going on), which found hundreds of UFOs
|
||||
each night flying over Lake Ontario. Investigators with CUFORN and the
|
||||
former Project SUM had plotted UFO flight paths and had determined
|
||||
through triangulation that the UFOs were flying in and out of an
|
||||
underwater base near Toronto. Whatever happened to Project SUM,
|
||||
anyway?
|
||||
|
||||
Back to crop circles. Mike Chorost kindly sent me a copy of a
|
||||
RESEARCH REPORT (#3) by W.C. Levengood, who has analysed crop circle
|
||||
samples to show they are significantly different from unaffected sites.
|
||||
"Unusual Growth Responses in Crop Circle Seedlings" discusses how seeds
|
||||
from crop circles grew at different rates than control seeds. In
|
||||
addition, under a magnifying glass, seeds from circle sites were
|
||||
"grossly malformed" compared with control seeds. Levengood claims that
|
||||
"circle seedlings at the six-day point were at a significantly higher
|
||||
growth (p < 0.05)". The data was presented in the form of a graph
|
||||
which showed the circle seedlings at 9cm versus the 7cm control
|
||||
seedlings. Levengood suggests that the average seedling heights were
|
||||
therefore significantly different, though we cannot see this easily
|
||||
from the graph, and details of the growing conditions are not given.
|
||||
He also gives data on the "Vancouver" circles (actually from the
|
||||
Alberta sites) and the Medina, NY, case, with similar results. He
|
||||
concludes that "plant growth from crop circle seeds indicates the
|
||||
presence of complex energy mechanisms within the formations".
|
||||
Although Levengood's report is very interesting, others will be less
|
||||
convinced of the significance of the results. What would be needed to
|
||||
convince the skeptics, I think, would be two or three independent labs
|
||||
conducting the identical growing experiments and then comparing the
|
||||
results. From a paranormal point of view, perhaps it could be argued
|
||||
that Levengood might have subconsciously "willed" the circle seedlings
|
||||
to grow differently.
|
||||
|
||||
Jenny Randles has sent along copies of the NORTHERN UFO NEWS, the
|
||||
most recent few of which have contained defenses of her views on the
|
||||
Rendlesham UFO case. NUFON also defends the vortex theory quite
|
||||
heartedly, though it also offers pointed commentary on the circle
|
||||
scene, including the crop circle radioactivity fiasco. NUFON also
|
||||
includes summaries of recent British UFO cases (remember THOSE things?)
|
||||
in each issue, contributed by members of BUFORA, MUFORA, SPI and
|
||||
essentially all other imaginable acronyms.
|
||||
The CROP WATCHER, a British circlezine edited by Paul Fuller, is
|
||||
also a good read. Being a statistician, Paul's article describing the
|
||||
details of the radioactivity found/not-found at circle sites was
|
||||
particularly insightful to those of us still trying to figure out what
|
||||
a Chi-square is. Issue #10 (March/April) of CW contained a summary of
|
||||
Andrew Hewitt's Survey of the 1990 British crop circles. FINALLY!
|
||||
Hewitt used the CERES database (supplied by Terence Meaden) to
|
||||
catalogue about 670 separate circles. The full CERES database is now
|
||||
said to have over 2200 circle events listed, but for simplicity, only
|
||||
the 1990 data was selected. Curiously, Hewitt used variables radically
|
||||
different from those used by NAICCR in its reports. Probably because
|
||||
of the source of the data, variables were selected that were
|
||||
particularly relevant to the plasma vortex theory. Hewitt considered
|
||||
the variables: Geographic Distribution; Altitude Above Sea Level;
|
||||
Aspect; Gradient; Geology; Distance From Hills; Generalised Gradient
|
||||
and Pattern Type. In addition, each circle had a map location, a date
|
||||
found, the name of the discoverer and a brief description of the
|
||||
formation.
|
||||
Hewitt's results were interpreted to show that the vortex theory is
|
||||
consistent with the data. For example, the variables of Aspect and
|
||||
Gradient concerned the positioning of circles on hills in southern
|
||||
England. Most of the circles were on the northeast side of hills, and
|
||||
"thus wind vortices forming on lee slopes in Southern England would
|
||||
tend to create crop circles on the North-Eastern side of hills". This
|
||||
observation was supported by statistical tests. Other variables such
|
||||
as the Altitude did not seem to have much meaning as data, and merely
|
||||
reflected the geographical distribution in Britain.
|
||||
But in North America, winds are much more variable, and such
|
||||
analyses would have less meaning. Furthermore, North America has much
|
||||
fewer UGM cases to use as data. Many circles in Manitoba were on
|
||||
perfectly flat terrain, without any noticeable gradient, and rather
|
||||
than negate the vortex theory, it has been reported that Meaden has
|
||||
come up with several reasons why circles could form on flat terrain as
|
||||
well. (This begs the question of whether or not Hewitt's
|
||||
Gradient/Aspect data were meaningful.)
|
||||
NAICCR also tabulated UGM data such as circle diameter, ring width,
|
||||
eccentricity and crop type. The disparity of variables between the
|
||||
North American and British analyses shows how the two cerealogies differ
|
||||
just as the ufologies. Hewitt's study is a fascinating and much-needed
|
||||
contribution to cerealogy, and is hopefully only the first of many
|
||||
quantitative research efforts from the British groups. NAICCR will
|
||||
attempt to include some of Hewitt's variables in its future Reports,
|
||||
and it is hoped that British cerealogists will include more dimensional
|
||||
analyses in their future studies. Only through an increased effort to
|
||||
exchange and standardize cerealogy data can progress be made. (Just
|
||||
like what is needed in ufology!) Good work, Andy!
|
||||
|
||||
More circles: A review of cerealogy research was published in UFO,
|
||||
an Italian ufozine affiliated with Centro Intaliano Studi Ufologici, in
|
||||
its Spring 1992 issue. We were surprised to find that the NAICCR 1990
|
||||
Report was summarized and translated into Italian as an example of
|
||||
worldwide cerealogy research. Grazie!
|
||||
Vance Tiede, of another American cerealogy group, sent me a printout
|
||||
of circle data he compiled. There are about 80 cases in his North
|
||||
American Circle Log, and each one has a pageful of data. Vance has
|
||||
chosen (along with Rosemary Guiley, I would assume) to use even more
|
||||
variables such as Latitude, Longitude, Local Newspaper Address,
|
||||
Legislature Representatives, Local Agricultural Agent, State Senate
|
||||
Agricultural Committee Chairman, and allowances for audio anomalies,
|
||||
dowsing effects, photos, and the names of local military bases and
|
||||
power stations. One of Vance's ideas is to lobby politicians for
|
||||
support in investigations of crop circles, hence the listing of ag reps
|
||||
and house reps. The co-ordinates are useful to those supporting, for
|
||||
example, Richard Hoagland's energy grid theory.
|
||||
|
||||
The most recent NATIONAL SIGHTING YEARBOOK (1990), by Paul
|
||||
Ferrughelli in New Jersey, is another excellent statistical study,
|
||||
using data on 954 American UFO reports during the period 1986-1990.
|
||||
Among Paul's findings: in 1990, numbers of reports peaked in January,
|
||||
April and October (UFOROM found that Canadian reports peaked in January,
|
||||
April and August); the hourly distribution peaked at 9:00 PM and had a
|
||||
trough around 10:00 AM (in exact accordance with UFOROM's studies); and
|
||||
a slight indication of Keel's "Wednesday phenomenon".
|
||||
The 1990 YEARBOOK is well laid out, and includes several additional
|
||||
analyses such as monthly multi-year analyses, shape breakdowns, an
|
||||
analysis specifically of "deltoid" objects, historical comparisons of
|
||||
1947 versus recent data, and another look at the apparent influence of
|
||||
media coverage upon UFO reporting. As for this last effect, some of us
|
||||
might remember Strentz' classic PhD thesis on this subject many years
|
||||
ago, which found a very strong correlation. Ferrughelli found that
|
||||
"television program coverage on UFOs does NOT (his emphasis) cause a
|
||||
direct increase in UFO sightings" and that there was "no relationship
|
||||
between the 2 sets of data".
|
||||
The data for these analyses came from MUFON, and it is good to see
|
||||
that MUFON UFO reports ARE sometimes available for use in studies by
|
||||
researchers.
|
||||
|
||||
Ferrughelli used Hynek's classification of UFO data in his analyses,
|
||||
as has UFOROM in its own previous reports. However, in Jacques
|
||||
Vallee's recent books, he has offered a new classification system, and
|
||||
I think his new taxonomy is a very viable one. Vallee proposes a 4x5
|
||||
array of UFO report types, based upon Hynek's classifications, but
|
||||
expanding them to provide a more detailed listing of anomalies,
|
||||
including "FA (Fly-by)", "MA (Maneuver)" and CE1 to CE5. In addition,
|
||||
he suggests a SVP "Credibility" rating, which is a three-digit code
|
||||
involving Source reliability, site Visit and Possible explanations.
|
||||
(I call it the "S'Il Vous Plait" rating.) Vallee's coding system is a
|
||||
constructive reappraisal of the problem of UFO report classification.
|
||||
It may not be perfect (for example, there is no way to specify a
|
||||
nocturnal light versus a daylight disc, as far as I can tell), but it
|
||||
does allow for fine-tuning of the data. The Vallee classifications are
|
||||
detailed in his book CONFRONTATIONS, but also in his UFO CHRONICLES OF
|
||||
THE SOVIET UNION, Ballantine Books, NY, 1992, pp. 196-200.
|
||||
|
||||
Possibly the most significant new UFO book this season has been
|
||||
Volume Two of Jerome Clark's UFO ENCYCLOPEDIA (1992) [Official title:
|
||||
EMERGENCE OF A PHENOMENON: UFOs FROM THE BEGINNING THROUGH 1959].
|
||||
Despite is high price ($85 Amer?), it should be read by both
|
||||
armchair UFO buffs as well as experienced researchers. Jerry has done
|
||||
a phenomenal job in compiling information about UFOs and related events
|
||||
covering the period up to 1959. There are entries on noted
|
||||
personalities, major cases, disputed photographs and the contactee
|
||||
movement. Drawing from a variety of sources, Jerry has produced a very
|
||||
readable, informative work that stands alone or in complement to the
|
||||
first volume. Because of its weight, it's more difficult than most
|
||||
books to read in the bathtub, but it is worthwhile going through the
|
||||
entire tome. Readers are guaranteed to learn details of cases about
|
||||
which they were unaware.
|
||||
Although the book has a definitely "pro" standpoint, Jerry is wise
|
||||
to include reactions and explanations of major UFO cases by debunkers
|
||||
such as Philip Klass and Donald Menzel. In Clark's telling of the
|
||||
tales, he points out major boners and silly comments by debunkers AS
|
||||
WELL AS overboard proponents, although the former group won't be thrilled
|
||||
by the portrayals. Mind you, selective quotations out of context have
|
||||
been used by both sides ...
|
||||
My only real complaint is the unneven distribution of material.
|
||||
Biographies of figures like Aime Michel and Isabel Davis are given only
|
||||
a few paragraphs, but some contactees' bios are many pages in length.
|
||||
Some sections, such as those on UFO reports before 1959, seem
|
||||
interminable, even though the case information is interesting in
|
||||
itself. The inclusion of a long, long entry on Australian UFOs (one of
|
||||
the few outside contributions, by Bill Chalker) is valuable because
|
||||
many European and American ufologists are likely unaware of much of the
|
||||
activity in Oz. But there would be a case to be made for similar
|
||||
sections about India, Africa, Russia, etc., in addition to the
|
||||
Australian info.
|
||||
Otherwise, the UFO ENCYCLOPEDIA is an excellent reference work, and
|
||||
should be added to any library of Fortean material. Readers new to the
|
||||
field should peruse the book to get a "proper schooling" in the subject
|
||||
before making any outlandish claims (and to get correct background
|
||||
information for their own writings). Clark has included extensive
|
||||
references with each entry, as well as a condensed index. Volume Three
|
||||
is anxiously awaited, and Jerry tells me there is a possibility of a
|
||||
mass-market compendium in the future. Good work, Jer!
|
||||
|
||||
************************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
Other Titbits:
|
||||
|
||||
As this issue of SGJ goes to press, there are a few bizarre
|
||||
developments in the works. The NBC TV program UNSOLVED MYSTERIES is
|
||||
FINALLY going to produce a segment about the noted Falcon Lake CE2.
|
||||
NBC has been corresponding with me and others involved in the case for
|
||||
about three years, and has at last set a production schedule. I will
|
||||
be flown to the shoot to be interviewed in June, along with the
|
||||
Michalak family and Ed Barker. This would be the equivalent of Bill
|
||||
Moore and Kevin Randle, or Stanton Friedman and Jenny Randles, working
|
||||
together in harmony on a UFO project. However, since I believe that
|
||||
the airing of a segment on the Michalak case might jog someone's memory
|
||||
and help in uncovering details (or even SOLVE!) the case, I have no
|
||||
qualms about working with others with whom I do not agree.
|
||||
For those of you who do not know about the case, in 1967, Stefan
|
||||
Michalak had a CE2 experience while prospecting in eastern Manitoba.
|
||||
One of two saucer-shaped craft landed near him, and he was burned by
|
||||
its exhaust; radioactive soil and unusual silver fragments were later
|
||||
found at the site. Apparently the special effects for the TV show will
|
||||
be quite spectacular, involving "stunt men" and "pyrotechnics". I
|
||||
would assume that it will be broadcast this fall.
|
||||
|
||||
Roy Bauer will be featured on an upcoming CBC NEWSMAGAZINE segment
|
||||
in June. Roy was followed by a film crew as he travelled to Kenosee,
|
||||
Saskatchewan, where some people were experiencing poltergeist
|
||||
activity. A renovated dance hall and bar was being subjected to spooky
|
||||
hauntings, including loud noises, malfunctioning equipment and one
|
||||
instance of a wind which rushed out of a sealed room when a door was
|
||||
opened. Roy is one of Canada's only "specter ejecters"; his business
|
||||
card reads: "Specter Paranormal Investigations" and "Specialist in
|
||||
Ghosts, Hauntings and Poltergeists".
|
||||
Roy's thorough report describes the happenings in some detail, such
|
||||
as the following:
|
||||
"Little things began happening ... Things would disappear and
|
||||
then reappear days or weeks later, such as a box of cash register tapes
|
||||
and juice containers ... One employee witnessed hearing the cooler door
|
||||
in the kitchen close when no one was around. What became almost
|
||||
routine were the switching on and off of the cabaret lights. As part
|
||||
of the regular closing procedure, either [names deleted] would make
|
||||
sure all of the lights were off before they went to sleep. On many
|
||||
occasions, when they went back downstairs, the lights would be on
|
||||
again. On one occasion, the dishwasher in the cabaret switched itself
|
||||
on for a few seconds, then off again. Footsteps were heard at various
|
||||
times [when no one aws around] ... Once when [name deleted] reached for
|
||||
a light switch in the dark, he felt something touch his arm ...
|
||||
"[the owners] were awakened by loud banging that seemed to come
|
||||
from the cabaret below ... 'loud as a car crash' ... it caused some
|
||||
dishes to break ... there was no sign of entry. No sooner were they
|
||||
back in bed than the banging started up again.
|
||||
Police were called in on several occasions, but there were never any
|
||||
signs of indtruders. " ... the straw that broke the camels back was
|
||||
during one of the nights when they heard a loud, deep male moaning
|
||||
which lasted about 10 seconds ..."
|
||||
There were rumours that a church nearby the hall was haunted by the
|
||||
ghost of a priest who had hanged himself. A local urban legend was
|
||||
that the church glowed at night, cars would not start near it, and
|
||||
driving by the church "at the wrong time" might get you killed. Roy
|
||||
and the CBC crew put most of these tales to rest (the church was
|
||||
painted a bright white, and because of its isolation and placement, you
|
||||
could in fact see it far into dusk). But as for the other effects ...
|
||||
|
||||
A special hello goes out to Jim Moseley of SAUCER SMEAR, who has
|
||||
been replaced by an entity named OSIEAU because of death threats from
|
||||
some of his non-subscribers. Jim was always a bit of an odd bird,
|
||||
anyway. It is not true that the editor of SGJ will be replaced by a
|
||||
similar entity named PAMPLEMOUSSE.
|
||||
|
||||
************************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
Letters and Correspondence:
|
||||
|
||||
I simply cannot thank all my correspondents enough for their letters,
|
||||
newsclippings and zines. What's more, I can't even name you all! But,
|
||||
poring through my "IN" basket, here are some of you:
|
||||
|
||||
Clive Nadin - thanks for the NRC cases! We're sorry to see you, Clare
|
||||
and Holly head back home to Britain, but we wish you health, luck and
|
||||
happiness! Don't forget to write! Don't let those vortices get you!
|
||||
|
||||
John Hicks - thanks for moderating the FIDONET UFO echo.
|
||||
|
||||
Gord Kijek - North America's best investigator!
|
||||
|
||||
Christian Page - Merci bien, mon ami!
|
||||
|
||||
Chris Davis - for all his help in setting up my computer stuff!
|
||||
|
||||
And the following (in no order whatsoever!): Philip Imbrogno, Robert
|
||||
Sheaffer, Robert Girard, Vince Migliore, Jerry Clark, Mark Rodeghier,
|
||||
John Timmerman, Sheldon Wernikoff, Michael Corbin, Mike Chorost, Jenny
|
||||
Randles (keep your chin up, it makes a better target!), Paul Fuller,
|
||||
Vance Tiede, Steve Bernheisel, John Cole, Ralph Noyes, Triana Chapman,
|
||||
Bonnie Wheeler, Lorne Goldfader, Mike Strainic, Rosemary Ellen Guiley,
|
||||
Paul ("Xerox") Cuttle, Gene Duplantier, Hilary Evans, John Robert
|
||||
Colombo, James Lippard, Gordon Phinn, Jeff Harland, Gary Lanham, Harsha
|
||||
Godavari, Stanton Friedman, Walt Andrus, Jim Moseley, Roy Bauer and
|
||||
Grant Cameron. If I've left somebody out, I'm SORRY!
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
The SWAMP GAS JOURNAL is a ufozine published irregularly by:
|
||||
|
||||
Ufology Research of Manitoba
|
||||
Box 1918
|
||||
Winnipeg, Manitoba
|
||||
Canada R3C 3R2
|
||||
|
||||
and is copyright (c) 1992 by Chris A. Rutkowski
|
||||
|
||||
This issue is also available on an experimental basis on INTERNET by
|
||||
e-mail to: rutkows@ccu.umanitoba.ca
|
||||
|
||||
The SWAMP GAS JOURNAL is free with limited distribution, but is
|
||||
available primarily through zine exchanges, regularly contributing
|
||||
Fortean info, or by providing two (2) International Postal Reply
|
||||
Coupons in lieu of a subscription (to cover postage).
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
The following gives SGJ readers an inkling of the type of material
|
||||
which appears in the INTERNET newsgroup alt.alien.visitors:
|
||||
|
||||
From alt.alien.visitors Mon Jun 8 10:53:05 1992
|
||||
From: tseifert@morgan.ucs.mun.ca (Tim Seifert)
|
||||
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
|
||||
Subject: Mysterious crop circles
|
||||
Organization: Memorial University of Newfoundland
|
||||
|
||||
What is the recent status of the investigations into crop circles? What
|
||||
are the latest explanations? Vortex? Space ships? EM ?
|
||||
|
||||
[a simple question, from an obviously uninformed reader]
|
||||
|
||||
From: ksand@apple.com (Kent Sandvik)
|
||||
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
|
||||
Subject: Re: Mysterious crop circles
|
||||
Date: 8 Jun 92 04:15:28 GMT
|
||||
|
||||
In article <1992Jun5.182806.3668@morgan.ucs.mun.ca>, tseifert@morgan.ucs.mun.ca
|
||||
(Tim Seifert) writes:
|
||||
>
|
||||
> What is the recent status of the investigations into crop circles? What
|
||||
> are the latest explanations? Vortex? Space ships? EM ?
|
||||
|
||||
Heck, no. Just people having fun with those who believe in mysterious
|
||||
crop circles. By the way, I'm heading home to Finland this summer, and
|
||||
the farmers have pretty nice crop fields in my home town. So don't
|
||||
be surprised if pictures of mysterious crop fields in Finland should
|
||||
pop up by end-July.
|
||||
--
|
||||
Cheers, Kent
|
||||
|
||||
[ ... unfortunately answered by a smart-aleck]
|
||||
|
||||
From: davidson@monet.cs.unc.edu (Drew Davidson)
|
||||
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
|
||||
Subject: Hard Copy shows NASA UFO video
|
||||
Date: 6 Jun 92 18:26:06 GMT
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Organization: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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Lines: 34
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|
||||
The syndicated TV infotainment show Hard Copy showed a NASA videotape
|
||||
beamed live from the Space Shuttle Discovery depicting a UFO flying
|
||||
above the earth. The video appears to be black and white; the UFO is
|
||||
just a speck of light. However, the light suddenly makes a right-angle
|
||||
turn and speeds off into space at what appears to be high speed (it
|
||||
actually seems to fly on a trajectory away from the camera, but seems to
|
||||
go at high speed because it becomes quite dim and disappears as it is
|
||||
moving a short distance on the screen). A second or two after the UFO
|
||||
appears to speed off, an object shoots up at right angles to the earth,
|
||||
somewhat near the position of the UFO a second or two earlier. Don
|
||||
Ecker of UFO magazine theorizes that the UFO was making an evasive
|
||||
maneuver to avoid being shot at.
|
||||
|
||||
NASA claims the object is a piece of ice made from waste water dumped by
|
||||
the shuttle on a previous orbit. They have no comment about the
|
||||
apparent shot coming from earth, or the apparent right-angle turn of the
|
||||
UFO.
|
||||
|
||||
Whatever it is, it's very intriguing. It's very hard for me to believe
|
||||
it was a piece of ice. I would like to know much more, like what part
|
||||
of earth the UFO and shot were over, and if there were any UFO
|
||||
encounters in that area on that date. I would also like to know what
|
||||
the astronauts on board the shuttle thought of the incident when it
|
||||
happened, and I would like to hear all radio transmissions made by them
|
||||
before and after the incident.
|
||||
|
||||
Any comments on the video?
|
||||
|
||||
[I did not see this, but Gord Mathews and Roy Bauer did, and they said
|
||||
it was a VERY fascinating film. I would imagine that we'll be hearing
|
||||
much more about this in the coming months! However, I would tend to be
|
||||
sympathetic with the following cautious reply:]
|
||||
|
||||
From: rhys@cs.uq.oz.au (Rhys Weatherley)
|
||||
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors
|
||||
Subject: Re: Hard Copy shows NASA UFO video
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||||
Date: 7 Jun 92 00:45:38 GMT
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Lines: 25
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||||
|
||||
In <12711@borg.cs.unc.edu> davidson@monet.cs.unc.edu (Drew Davidson) writes:
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||||
|
||||
>NASA claims the object is a piece of ice made from waste water dumped by
|
||||
>the shuttle on a previous orbit. They have no comment about the
|
||||
>apparent shot coming from earth, or the apparent right-angle turn of the
|
||||
>UFO.
|
||||
|
||||
It could be an ET-UFO, but it could also be totally Earthly in origin.
|
||||
Considering that in modern warfare if the enemy can take out your spy sats and
|
||||
other space-based military hardware, you are at a distinct disadvantage, what
|
||||
this incident suggests to me is a test of some advanced military hardware to
|
||||
see if it could avoid being "taken out".
|
||||
|
||||
It would also explain why the shuttle cameras were focused on this particular
|
||||
hunk of "uninteresting ice" at the time. :-)
|
||||
|
||||
Just my opinion - it could be something else entirely - I haven't actually
|
||||
seen the video in question.
|
||||
|
||||
Cheers,
|
||||
|
||||
Rhys.
|
||||
--
|
||||
Rhys Weatherley, University of Queensland, Australia.
|
||||
rhys@cs.uq.oz.au "I'm a FAQ nut - what's your problem?"
|
||||
|
||||
***************************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
Finally, a few last words about crop circles and UFO miscellany.
|
||||
Gordon Phinn called to pass on info from John Paddington that about 20
|
||||
formations have been found in Britain in 1992, so far (as of June 8).
|
||||
Among the oddest is a triangle with inscribed circles (probably in reply
|
||||
to Hawkins' fifth theorem challenge). What is most significant about
|
||||
this information is that the circles have still not gone away, despite
|
||||
a plethora of hoaxers, contests and admissions. Is this evidence of
|
||||
the vortex theory at work?
|
||||
Ralph Noyes has kindly passed on the CCCS's first step towards
|
||||
compiling their own catalogue of circles. It covers only the Wiltshire
|
||||
area, and each entry lists the discovery date, geographical location,
|
||||
ordnance survey reference numbers and a sketch of the formation.
|
||||
Between 9 June and 22 August 1991, there are 38 formations listed.
|
||||
Most are multiple circles connected by corridors, and many are the
|
||||
"Ra" "mouth" feature described earlier.
|
||||
And - a plug for the 1991 Canadian UFO Report Survey, which is
|
||||
nearly complete. This year, I had to wait much longer than usual to
|
||||
receive reports from all the usual contributors, but the annual review
|
||||
of Canadian UFO activity is finally in the works. Roughly, I can say
|
||||
there were about the same number of UFOs reported as in previous years,
|
||||
with similar distributions of types, locations and categories.
|
||||
Thanks to all who contributed!
|
||||
|
||||
Cosmic salutations.
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|
||||
Volume 6 The SWAMP GAS JOURNAL ISSN 0707-7106
|
||||
Number 3 ********************* November 1992
|
||||
|
||||
This is the second issue of the SGJ which will be available in both
|
||||
online and hardcopy format. The response to the last issue was
|
||||
overwhelming, to say the least. It seems that there is a need for an
|
||||
electronic version of this zine, so from now on, as long as is
|
||||
feasible, the SGJ will be available via email. However, photos or
|
||||
graphics pages will not be included in the electronic version; they
|
||||
will be available in hardcopy only. (No, I do NOT want to hear about
|
||||
.gif and .pif files!)
|
||||
|
||||
UFOs, LITs, LATERs, BOLs and WYSIWYG
|
||||
|
||||
With regard to those pesky flying things, a recent story in TIME
|
||||
magazine (August 31, 1992, p.44) reported that: "UFO sightings are
|
||||
down, and the saucer spotters are getting skeptical. What on earth is
|
||||
going on?"
|
||||
This was most interesting, especially to ufologists who tabulate UFO
|
||||
activity. The UFOROM Canadian UFO Survey, for example, found that
|
||||
numbers of UFO reports increased during the past two years. Similarly,
|
||||
Paul Ferrughelli's annual report on American cases also found an
|
||||
increase. What HAS decreased is the media's interest in carrying
|
||||
stories about UFOs. This is not suprising, since the ridicule curtain
|
||||
(as named by Allen Hynek) is still in effect. Furthermore, the vocal
|
||||
efforts of CSICOP and independent skeptics' groups (that have
|
||||
absolutely NOTHING to do with CSICOP, obviously) have caused many
|
||||
editors to think twice before doing an article on paranormal
|
||||
phenomena. An article by Don Berliner in a recent issue of IUR (Vol.17,
|
||||
#5, Sept/Oct 1992, pp. 16-18), titled "Why the Press Acts That Way",
|
||||
enumerates the various reasons why ufology is not taken seriously by
|
||||
the media.
|
||||
The TIME article went on to describe a UFO investigator named
|
||||
Philip Mantle as one of "a new breed of UFOlogists who do not
|
||||
believe that UFOs come from outer space." Where has TIME been all
|
||||
these years? They interview New Agers wearing pyramid hats, and
|
||||
then interview Philip Klass, and they think they have a complete
|
||||
overview of ufology!
|
||||
In terms of sighting numbers, Ferrughelli's latest National Sighting
|
||||
Yearbook 1991 (60 Allen Drive, Wayne, NJ 07470) lists the
|
||||
following totals: 1987 - 170; 1988 - 291; 1989 - 268; 1990 - 194;
|
||||
and 1991 - 201. Report numbers dropped slightly in the early '90's,
|
||||
but numbers are still above the 1987 figure. In Canada, UFOROM's
|
||||
annual survey actually records many more cases per capita than the USA,
|
||||
and numbers hover steadily around 175 cases per year. Where's the drop
|
||||
in numbers that TIME describes?
|
||||
The article points to the Belgium wave, where 2000 sightings were
|
||||
recorded in 1991, but there have been only 50 in 1992 so far. In
|
||||
Britain, the article cites a similar number this year, compared to
|
||||
hundreds per year in the 1980's. But any ufologist worth his or her
|
||||
salt would have been able to explain the mechanics of flaps and waves,
|
||||
not to mention historical trends. So, the TIME article is not only
|
||||
wrong, it's not even well-researched.
|
||||
|
||||
THE CIRCLE GAME
|
||||
|
||||
Let's talk circles. For years now, I've been commenting upon the
|
||||
suspicious similarities between crop circles and classic UFO physical
|
||||
traces. I've pointed out that flattened areas of crushed vegetation
|
||||
have been found WITHOUT associated UFO activity throughout recorded
|
||||
history. In Canada, classic UGM cases include Langenburg in 1974 and
|
||||
Rossburn in 1977, both predating the British wave. And even Doug and
|
||||
Dave admitted getting their ideas to make their hoaxes from the Tully
|
||||
saucer nests in Australia back in 1967.
|
||||
Furthermore, I have said all along that the vast majority of crop
|
||||
circles are likely hoaxes. My own investigations and research, as well
|
||||
as consultation with others in this field, suggested that the Meaden
|
||||
vortex theory was not tenable, nor were theories concerning mating
|
||||
hedgehogs, lightning and whatever. My observations were that, although
|
||||
it is difficult to PROVE a particular site is a hoax, the likelihood of
|
||||
this being so is very strong.
|
||||
In recent issues of circle- and ufozines, some people seem to have
|
||||
arrived at similar conclusions. In particular, a recent article in the
|
||||
AFU (Sweden) Newsletter (No.36, Jan-Dec.1991) by Clas Svahn echoes many
|
||||
comments that are quietly circulating among cerealogists fearful of
|
||||
exposing the Emperor's new clothes. Svahn has visited the British
|
||||
circle sites several times over the past few years, and his
|
||||
observations are very interesting. He says:
|
||||
"MONEY has become the number one concern for many of the
|
||||
circle 'researchers'. Selling dubious books, postcards and other circle
|
||||
paraphernalia tend to be more important than investigating the real
|
||||
phenomenon (hopefully, there is one).
|
||||
"It is not very reassuring to note that speculations and wishful
|
||||
thinking are taking more and more space in books and magazines dealing
|
||||
with the crop circles. Instead, one would like to see more soberness
|
||||
and objectivity from the different groups involved."
|
||||
In a review of recent books, Svahn notes that all authors:
|
||||
"treat the phenomenon as if it was 100 percent genuine. Of course, they
|
||||
acknowledge the Bower and Chorley 'intermezzo', but [none] seem to
|
||||
realize that today there is no way to distinguish between 'real'
|
||||
circles and hoaxes ... While the research is getting out of hand, the
|
||||
researchers become more and more like New Age phophets ..."
|
||||
Svahn's article includes personal observations of circle sites, and
|
||||
commentaries about the actions of specific cerealogists. His most
|
||||
poignant comment is emphasized in the original: "Most researchers tend
|
||||
to hold on to their pet theories without taking others' criticisms
|
||||
seriously. During my visits to England - and from the few reports I
|
||||
have investigated here in Sweden - I HAVE BECOME MORE AND MORE
|
||||
DISAPPOINTED AND UNCERTAIN OF THERE BEING A REAL PHENOMENON BEHIND THE
|
||||
CIRCLES."
|
||||
Is he alone in his opinions? Definitely not. In a major British
|
||||
circlezine, the CROP WATCHER, editor Paul Fuller has a few biting
|
||||
comments about the current state of cerealogy. In CW #12 (July/Aug
|
||||
1992), Paul writes:
|
||||
"Even the paranormally-inclined cerealogists have admitted that 1992
|
||||
produced fakes galore, with few prepared to stick their necks out and
|
||||
claim that a single [NB!] British circle qualified as 'genuine'. In
|
||||
some ways, this restrained response could be construed as an
|
||||
over-reaction to last summer's hoax revelations, but in reality the
|
||||
awful truth has dawned on cerealogists everywhere - that most modern
|
||||
crop circles really are man-made hoaxes and that if there ever was a
|
||||
'genuine' phenomenon in the first place it has now been utterly swamped
|
||||
by a smokescreen of wishful thinking and media-inspired mythology. Sad
|
||||
words indeed but a fact which most researchers now seem to be accepting
|
||||
with some reluctance."
|
||||
Paul notes that "leading cerealogists accept that they have
|
||||
lost the crop circle battle and that it is time to flee the sinking
|
||||
ship." He observes that some prominent cerealogists are emigrating to
|
||||
the USA, possibly for this reason. In fact, as obvious on a recent TV
|
||||
episode of Sightings, Colin Andrews is now based in Connecticut.
|
||||
As for the remaining "meteorologically-caused" circles, Terence Meaden,
|
||||
that theory's main proponent has now stated that: "Anything other than
|
||||
a simple circle is definitely a hoax", and he has now restricted the
|
||||
number of 'genuine circles' to "fewer than a dozen a year". Paul
|
||||
further notes: "It remains to be seen whether Meaden's meteorological
|
||||
theory can survive such trauma."
|
||||
Later in the issue, there appears a map of England, showing the
|
||||
locations of "Known Crop Circle (Groups of) Hoaxes". I can't reproduce
|
||||
it here, but to give readers a flavour for what's on it, the
|
||||
editor notes that "there are so many known hoaxers that we couldn't
|
||||
squeeze them all in!" Good old Doug and Dave, who got all the
|
||||
publicity, are on there wih their small number of formations.
|
||||
In North America, arch-skeptic Rob Day has publicly admitted he was
|
||||
responsible for some of the recent crop circles in Alberta. A farmhand
|
||||
who had used a garden tractor to make a UGM was caught by Roy Bauer and
|
||||
Grant Cameron here in Manitoba. At least one set of hoaxers has
|
||||
admitted to making some circles in the American Midwest. Given the
|
||||
proliferation of hoaxes and the obvious contamination of crop
|
||||
circle/UGM data, cerealogists had better take more care to ensure their
|
||||
investigations are truly objective and unbiased.
|
||||
Obviously, though, this caution is not confined to cerealogy. In no
|
||||
less a controversial subject as crash/retrievals, Barry Greenwood
|
||||
defends his publication JUST CAUSE in Number 33 (Sept.1992) of that
|
||||
zine:
|
||||
"Recently, we have received comments from several pro-UFO
|
||||
readers questioning the relevancy and value of what we have published
|
||||
in the last couple of years. We have apparently not been pro-ET enough
|
||||
... We could very likely double our subscription rolls by reporting
|
||||
titillating stories of underground alien bases, of simple verbal
|
||||
accounts claiming knowledge of UFO technology, of what has become so
|
||||
very trendy now - alien/human SEX! Actually, it would not be enough to
|
||||
report such information - we would have to advocate it on a soapbox.
|
||||
Then, we would likely be invited onto numerous media programs to give
|
||||
the public what it craves - sensation.
|
||||
"As one UFO pundit told us recently, printing sensible information
|
||||
is not the road to fame and fortune. Trying to be balanced and careful
|
||||
seem to be undesireable traits to some. So be it. We exist to inform,
|
||||
not to put on a Wild-West show."
|
||||
Howdy, pardners. Are you cowpokes listening?
|
||||
Perhaps the most significant issue here is that all the comments
|
||||
reprinted here are from zines that are ostensibly "pro" as opposed to
|
||||
"skeptical" in the CSICOP sense. Despite repeated claims that ufology
|
||||
and cerealogy are running rampant without any peer review, there has
|
||||
always been a great deal of constructive and rational discussion within
|
||||
the Fortean community. It isn't as common as "Wild-West" shows, but it
|
||||
IS out there. I have always advocated an open and non-confrontational
|
||||
approach to discussions in the fields of so-called "pseudoscience".
|
||||
Very often, "balanced" forums or debates between skeptics and
|
||||
"believers" degrade into arguments on semantics or the nature of
|
||||
science. Innocent viewers/listeners/observers who are desperate for
|
||||
understandable information about UFOs only get more confused and
|
||||
turn back to traditional sources of information - the tabloid media.
|
||||
Throughout my 15 years of involvement in Fortean research, I have
|
||||
always tried to encourage discussion between the two camps of
|
||||
"believers" and "skeptics". Usually, I've failed. Normally,
|
||||
"believers" consider me to be a skeptic, while ardent skeptics think my
|
||||
fence-sitting makes me an irrationalist. I often comment that sitting
|
||||
on the fence can be very painful, not only from the pickets, but also
|
||||
because you get things thrown at you from both sides. The trouble is
|
||||
that, in my opinion, one cannot be truly impartial and objective unless
|
||||
meaningful dialogue is shared between opposing parties, and such
|
||||
dialogue should be solicited or precipitated whenever possible.
|
||||
I find it amazing that I am one of a few ufologists who reads the
|
||||
Skeptical Inquirer, and I am also one of the few skeptics who reads IUR
|
||||
and the MUFON Journal. Conferences are a sore point, too.
|
||||
I received an invitation to the second Las Vegas UFO Conference,
|
||||
featuring talks by Wendelle Stevens, Jaime Shandera and Stanton
|
||||
Friedman. At a cost of about $500 (CDN), I couldn't attend.
|
||||
CSICOP conferences are similar in format; both factions usually feature
|
||||
presentations of "the converted preaching to the converted". The two
|
||||
groups meet with cross-purposes, and no useful dialogue talks place.
|
||||
But can you imagine a joint CSICOP/MUFON meeting? I can't, either.
|
||||
If such a meeting were to take place, it would likely degenerate
|
||||
into a shouting match, and possibly a barroom brawl. The situation
|
||||
would be similar to a radio debate for which I was invited to be the
|
||||
spokesman for the "pro" side of UFOs, crop circles, etc. My opponent
|
||||
was a member of a regional skeptics' group (which had ABSOLUTELY
|
||||
nothing to do with CSICOP, of course). I was astounded at the vigour
|
||||
with which I was verbally attacked. I was taken aback when my opponent
|
||||
read from a transcript of a previous interview I had given, in order to
|
||||
show how irrationalists such as myself contradict ourselves at every
|
||||
opportunity. After listening intently, I pointed out that nothing in
|
||||
my statement was contradictory, and he grudgingly agreed, having been
|
||||
caught in his own trap. After all, I sometimes never contradict
|
||||
myself in the course of a discussion.
|
||||
The unfortunate part of the "debate" was that because there was a
|
||||
constant stream of offensive and defensive verbiage flowing, only three
|
||||
telephone calls from listeners were taken. Even the radio host
|
||||
admitted that he was completely confused by the semantic arguments.
|
||||
Listeners were wanting to get good information about sensational
|
||||
subjects, but were completely turned off by the presentation.
|
||||
How did I advocate the "pro" side? I didn't, deliberately. I had
|
||||
explained that I represented UFOROM and had been investigating UFOs and
|
||||
related phenomena for about 15 years. At no time did I claim that the
|
||||
aliens were here, raping our Streibers and stealing our children. I
|
||||
spoke from experience, describing facts without any deliberate
|
||||
interpretation. On crop circles, my opponent insisted they were all
|
||||
caused by hoaxers. I pointed out that that was a definite possibility,
|
||||
but we had only caught one hoaxer in Canada in three years.
|
||||
Furthermore, there still exists a possibility that winds can make SOME
|
||||
crop circles. I may not think much of Meaden's theory, but many
|
||||
scientists (defined variously) think it may have some merit. My opponent
|
||||
insisted that these were trivial arguments, and that his view was
|
||||
completely correct. The skeptical view is that since hoaxers are the
|
||||
most PROBABLE explanation, then that is the CORRECT explanation. My
|
||||
caution is that there are so many categories and kinds of UGMs, a
|
||||
blanket statement of any kind is improper. There ARE cases which are
|
||||
caused by hedgehogs, just as some are caused by hoaxers.
|
||||
|
||||
ABDUCTIONS?
|
||||
|
||||
A similar hassle would be created for an all-sides meeting to
|
||||
discuss UFO abductions. In one corner would be skeptics such as Robert
|
||||
Sheaffer and Philip Klass (author of "UFO Abductions - A Dangerous
|
||||
Game"). In the other corner would be researchers such as John Mack,
|
||||
David Gotlib and, of course, Budd Hopkins. Both sides would need to
|
||||
put their dukes up. The skeptical standpoint is that abductions do not
|
||||
take place, and the experiences are little more than dreams or
|
||||
hallucinations fueled by the popular media. The "pro" UFO standpoint,
|
||||
which is the one adopted by most UFO buffs and proclaimed at UFO
|
||||
conferences, is that the aliens are abducting us for nefarious or
|
||||
possibly benevolent reasons. But Mack and Gotlib are clinicians who
|
||||
are engaged in the treatment and counseling of individuals who appear
|
||||
to have had traumatic experiences that are represented by images of
|
||||
aliens. Thousands of such cases DO exist; this is not the issue. WHY
|
||||
people are reporting the experiences is the real issue. Imagination
|
||||
fueled by tabloid tales? Certainly some cases are, but even if this is
|
||||
so, there is still the problem of determining why such cases are
|
||||
multiplying. What is the mechanism responsible? Why would people
|
||||
unconsciously generate such experiences and hold to them so intensely?
|
||||
There is no other comparable experience in the history of psychology or
|
||||
sociology that has grabbed such a foothold in the public mind. So, the
|
||||
problem is NOT to determine if aliens are abducting humans, but rather
|
||||
to determine WHY the cases exist at all, and to understand the
|
||||
psychological/sociological mechanisms behind the stories, IF there is
|
||||
no physical or paraphysical cause.
|
||||
|
||||
BOO!
|
||||
|
||||
Fear-mongering. That's what discussions about cattle mutilations
|
||||
and satanism are said to be. I was accused of being a fear-mongerer
|
||||
for simply describing a meeting I had attended.
|
||||
Now, I really didn't want to get into this argument in the SGJ, but
|
||||
it's relevant to this discussion. In the course of my investigations
|
||||
into Fortean phenomena, I have been asked to look into a few mute cases
|
||||
here in Manitoba. None were extremely interesting. One carcass I
|
||||
examined near Teulon in 1977 was badly picked over by the time I got to
|
||||
the scene, and I never did get a chance to see the others. I have
|
||||
spoken to various veterinarians, and opinion seemed to vary. At the
|
||||
time, I heard a number of bizarre anecdotes, including one about a
|
||||
perfectly square patch of hide removed from a carcass found in Alberta
|
||||
in the 1970's.
|
||||
Jerry Clark of CUFOS recently wrote a relevant editorial for IUR
|
||||
which related his views on mutes. He pointed out that the
|
||||
link between UFOs and mutes was virtually non-existent, somewhat
|
||||
contradicting Linda Howe's stance. (Stigmatist Tom Adams also supports
|
||||
the UFO link). A popular book by Daniel Kagan, titled Mute Evidence, is
|
||||
often recommended by debunkers. Kagan spent some time talking with a
|
||||
number of vets and government officials, and came to the conclusion
|
||||
that mutes were a non-issue. Mute proponents, however, have pointed
|
||||
out that Kagan's credentials and expertise are somewhat dubious,
|
||||
implying he was not a credible authority and his conclusions were
|
||||
unjustified.
|
||||
In the mid-1970's, mute cases were popping up everywhere. Tommy Roy
|
||||
Blann (does anybody know where he is these days?) even prepared a
|
||||
confidential report for RCMP in Alberta, in which he provided them with
|
||||
background information for their investigations into Canadian cases.
|
||||
Tommy was pro-UFO, and the RCMP at the time were seriously considering
|
||||
the possibility that satanic cults were involved. In 1992, more mutes
|
||||
were reported in Alberta, but this time, newspaper accounts have the
|
||||
RCMP denying any satanic links.
|
||||
Recently, I had been invited to contact individuals in the employ of
|
||||
both civic and provincial family services, because of my involvement in
|
||||
local UFO cases. It seems that these individuals have encountered, in
|
||||
their opinions, clear cases of ritual or satanic abuse in the course of
|
||||
their work. They had heard of the alleged connection between child
|
||||
abuse and UFO abductions, and wanted my opinion. They explained that
|
||||
they had encountered "many cases" of ritual abuse, but that it was very
|
||||
difficult to gather enough evidence that would be accepable in a court
|
||||
of law. That is why, they suggested, debunkers' arguments that there
|
||||
has never been any proof of ritual abuse or satanic cult activity are
|
||||
technically correct, yet clinically false.
|
||||
The problem is that, by strict definitions of proof and
|
||||
falsifiability employed by debunkers in their analyses of unusual
|
||||
phenomena, sociological and psychological phenomena sometimes fall
|
||||
outside the definitions. It has been pointed out by other writers that
|
||||
Freudian psychology and stock market analyses both fail in tests of
|
||||
"scientific" definitions because they rely a great deal upon
|
||||
interpretation and subjective opinions on the part of researchers in
|
||||
those fields. So, in terms of "rigourous" proof, cases of ritual abuse
|
||||
may be factual according to social workers and criminologists, but are
|
||||
spurious and unsubstantiated to scientific objectivists.
|
||||
The day after I met with the individuals from family services and
|
||||
the social agencies, I was involved in a public debate on UFOs and
|
||||
related matters. Hence, when I was asked if satanic cults had anything
|
||||
to do with cattle mutilations, I replied that there might
|
||||
be some connection. I was immediately branded a "fearmonger" by my
|
||||
opponent, who obviously had never discussed the matter with social
|
||||
workers and who probably would never do so. In no way was I trying to
|
||||
scare the audience with gruesome tales of satanists killing cattle and
|
||||
drinking blood; I only replied to the question with information I had
|
||||
received the day before. It is quite true that many social caseworkers
|
||||
believe that ritual abuse exists in our society. Indeed, my cynical
|
||||
nature makes me fairly certain that "sick" people with an affinity for
|
||||
such activity live in our midst.
|
||||
The complexity of the issue is best described in a new book by David
|
||||
K. Sakheim and Susan E. Devine, titled: Out of Darkness - Exploring
|
||||
Satanism and Ritual Abuse (Lexington [MacMillan], 1992). Sakheim and
|
||||
Devine present a survey of various views on the subject, written by
|
||||
social workers, police, psychologists and victims. This is about as
|
||||
balanced of a work as I have ever seen. The various authors caution
|
||||
that the sensationalist version of rampant satanism is clearly fiction,
|
||||
but note that there is some evidence that ritualistic acts do occur in
|
||||
our society. The problem of finding "conclusive proof" is a major
|
||||
concern, and obviously parallels ufology in this regard. In fact, UFO
|
||||
abductions are mentioned several times in the the book, in the context
|
||||
of evidence for alleged child abuse and screen memories. Perhaps the
|
||||
most revealing chapter is about dealing with "nihilists" - those who
|
||||
deny that such phenomena exist at all. Indeed, the infamous SKEPTICAL
|
||||
INQUIRER article on the non-existence of satanism is examined and
|
||||
refuted.
|
||||
Another complication is the creation of a new skeptical group,
|
||||
called the False Memory Syndrome Association (3508 Market St., Suite
|
||||
128, Philadelphia, PA 19104). The executive director of the group, Dr.
|
||||
Pamela Freyd, is sending reams of information to social workers
|
||||
involved in abuse cases, in an effort to stop proliferation of the
|
||||
acceptance of "remembered memories" such as child abuse, ritual abuse
|
||||
and, yes, UFO abductions. Freyd points out that in many cases where an
|
||||
adult "remembers" early abuse, investigation shows that no such events
|
||||
had ever occurred. Cynical case workers are quick to point out that
|
||||
the FMS group includes many people who have had work published by
|
||||
Prometheus Books, and are therefore CSICOP debunkers at heart.
|
||||
However, the FMS group's warnings should be heeded. The lesson is
|
||||
there, too, for researchers involved with UFO abductions.
|
||||
If debunkers wish to get into long diatribes with ritual abuse
|
||||
investigators, arguing about the existence of cultists, let them do so.
|
||||
It is beyond the abilities of most UFO/mute/trace investigators to
|
||||
properly deal with this subject. Rationally, it would seem that
|
||||
ufologists should remain apprised of the subject, but refer incidents
|
||||
to more appropriately-trained individuals. This material is clearly
|
||||
out of the league of most UFO buffs, and should stay there.
|
||||
|
||||
INSOLUBLE MISERIES
|
||||
|
||||
By now, many of you will have seen my appearance as a "U.F.O.
|
||||
Researcher" on the Unsolved Mysteries segment aired on November 4th,
|
||||
1992. The segment concerned the strange story of Stefan Michalak, who
|
||||
claimed he was injured by an encounter with a saucer-shaped craft in
|
||||
May, 1967.
|
||||
Long ignored by most ufologists, the case may very well be one of
|
||||
the best on record. According to his story, Michalak was doing some amateur
|
||||
prospecting near the resort town of Falcon Lake, Manitoba, Canada,
|
||||
examining the many rock outcroppings for signs of quartz. The area is
|
||||
part of the Canadian Shield, quite rugged and covered with evergreens.
|
||||
Numerous lakes and swamps exist there, and the forests are protected by
|
||||
Federal and Provincial programs.
|
||||
Around noon, Michalak heard the sounds of agitated geese on a pond
|
||||
below his perch on a rocky plateau. He looked up to see two red
|
||||
cigar-shaped objects flying slowly through the sky. One descended
|
||||
toward him, and appeared to land about 150 feet away in a clearing.
|
||||
After it landed, it appeared to change colour from red to orange to
|
||||
silver, as it "cooled down". It was now a classic flying saucer, about
|
||||
35-40 feet in diameter, with a dome on its upper surface. The other
|
||||
object in the sky flew away.
|
||||
Over the next hour, Michalak observed the object from a hiding spot
|
||||
behind a large rock formation. He sketched the object and puzzled over
|
||||
its nature. He couldn't see any markings on the side, and he didn't
|
||||
believe in "little green men" at the time. He concluded it was an
|
||||
experimental American aircraft which had landed for repairs. His
|
||||
theory seemed correct when he heard some high-pitched voices coming
|
||||
from the craft. A door opened in its side, and brilliant purple lights
|
||||
flooded out of the portal.
|
||||
He decided to sarcastically ask the Americans if they needed help
|
||||
fixing their ship, so he cautiously walked toward the vehicle and
|
||||
shouted his offer for assistance. The voices ceased abruptly. Edging
|
||||
closer, he reached the side of the craft and poked his head into the
|
||||
opening. He noticed that its walls were about eight inches thick, and
|
||||
had a honeycombed appearance. Inside the ship, he could see what he
|
||||
described as a myriad of small flashing lights, like those on a
|
||||
computer panel. Stepping back, he found that when he touched the side
|
||||
of the craft with his rubberized work glove, the glove had melted from
|
||||
intense heat.
|
||||
Suddenly, the door closed and the craft rotated counterclockwise.
|
||||
In front of him was some sort of "exhaust" grille. A blast of hot gas
|
||||
shot out of the grille, striking him in the chest and knocking him on
|
||||
his back. His shirt was set on fire, and he struggled to remove it.
|
||||
The craft quickly ascended and flew out of sight.
|
||||
As the Unsolved Mysteries segment showed, a dazed Michalak staggered
|
||||
back to civilization with his fantastic story. The story of the
|
||||
investigation is itself a fantastic tale. Michalak was
|
||||
beleaguered by reporters, UFO buffs, loonies and other characters all
|
||||
wanting the REAL story or to give him their own advice on how to deal
|
||||
with the aliens.
|
||||
Much has been published about the Michalak case, some of it
|
||||
inaccurate and contrived. An excellent series of articles had appeared
|
||||
in Canadian UFO Report in the late 1960's and early 1970's, but it did
|
||||
not receive much attention outside of Canada. After I had
|
||||
reopened the case files in the late 1970's, I wrote a series of
|
||||
articles about it for FLYING SAUCER REVIEW, whose editors were
|
||||
astounded that a full report on the case had never seen international
|
||||
print before. Yet, I have found the Michalak case recounted in various
|
||||
versions in many books and zines, often repeating claims of radiation
|
||||
sickness and alien death rays.
|
||||
I had re-opened the case because the original team of investigators
|
||||
had broken up, and the case files were unavailable. I re-interviewed
|
||||
Michalak and his family, and tracked down several hundred pages of
|
||||
government documents about the case. Dr. Berthold Schwarz was
|
||||
invaluable in his assistance in tracking down much of the information,
|
||||
especially the medical reports.
|
||||
The case had been investigated by the RCMP, RCAF, USAF and Edward
|
||||
Condon's Colorado UFO Project (which listed it as "Case 22":
|
||||
unexplained). The incident had been debated several times in the
|
||||
Canadian House of Commons because the public wanted to know what the
|
||||
government had learned about the injury to a Canadian citizen. An
|
||||
official announcement was made that the files would never be made
|
||||
public because of a danger to "the public interest".
|
||||
This, of course, fueled the belief that the craft had been an alien
|
||||
spaceship. The government was obviously covering up the affair, and
|
||||
the whole thing smacked of conspiracy. It didn't help when a UFO buff
|
||||
asked the Mayo Clinic for Michalak's medical records, and the response
|
||||
was that Michalak had never been there. Of course, Michalak had the
|
||||
bills to prove his stay there had been real.
|
||||
Another often-repeated story is that Michalak had some sort of
|
||||
radiation sickness or had radiation burns. This isn't supported by the
|
||||
medical reports. If the pattern of burns on his abdomen was caused by
|
||||
radiation, he would have had many other symptoms of this. The pattern
|
||||
was considered by dermatologists to have been caused by chemicals, more
|
||||
like an actual exhaust such as Michalak had described. Another story
|
||||
in circulation (particularly in the four-volume set of UFO books by
|
||||
Yves Naud) is that Michalak was suffereing from impurities in his
|
||||
blood, brought on by the UFO's radiative effects. Again, this is not
|
||||
supported by the medical evidence. In fact, it is often repeated that
|
||||
Michalak lost a great deal of weight and that his lymphocyte count was
|
||||
reduced, more symptoms of radiation poisoning. The trouble is that
|
||||
Michalak had not been to a doctor for many months before his experience,
|
||||
and there were no records of his pre-experience weight or blood count
|
||||
available for comparison. Michalak believed that he had lost weight
|
||||
the same way we all think we might have lost weight - he guessed and
|
||||
looked at his own bathroom scale. Considering he had severe nausea and
|
||||
vomiting, this wouldn't be too unusual. As a matter of fact, this is
|
||||
more evidence in support of his having ingested a chemical mixture of
|
||||
gases.
|
||||
Still, we're left with a curious case. Physiological and physical
|
||||
effects, an unchanging story over 25 years, and yet there are no
|
||||
definite answers to what happened to Michalak at Falcon Lake in 1967.
|
||||
If it was a hoax (and psychological testing suggests that Michalak
|
||||
didn't do it), then it is certainly one of the best on record. Why
|
||||
would a hoaxer physically harm himself and put up with 25 years of
|
||||
ridicule by making up a saucer story? Publicity? No. The Michalaks
|
||||
shy away from publicity. Money? No. The Michalaks haven't made a
|
||||
bankroll from the experience, as some might claim. Notoriety? No. In
|
||||
fact, the Michalaks have threatened to take action against some people
|
||||
mentioning the case in public because they just want to be left alone.
|
||||
|
||||
ROUND AND ROUND AND ROUND IN THE CIRCLE GAME
|
||||
|
||||
As mentioned earlier, Paul Fuller's recent editorial in the CROP
|
||||
WATCHER included a very cynical survey of British cereaology, pointing
|
||||
out that the "experts" were backpedalling on how many of their "real"
|
||||
formations had been created by hoaxers. During the preparation of this
|
||||
issue of the SGJ, another issue of the CROP WATCHER was received, with
|
||||
even more goodies.
|
||||
Issue 13 of the CROP WATCHER (3 Selbourne Court, Tavistock Close,
|
||||
ROMSEY, Hampshire SO51 7TY) includes another editorial in which Paul
|
||||
shows that vortex theorists now tend to believe that Doug and Dave were
|
||||
responsible for most of the early British circles during 1978 and 1991,
|
||||
as they had claimed. Furthermore, Doug and Dave are publishing a book
|
||||
about their hoaxing career, which will show in no uncertain terms how
|
||||
silly the crop circle "experts" have been. Paul laments:
|
||||
|
||||
"Sadly, our attempts to uncover the truth simply met with insults and
|
||||
riducule by some of the other people who have since made six-figure
|
||||
sums of money by promoting themselves and Doug and Daves' hoaxes ... It
|
||||
is sad to see [ufology and cereaology] desecrated by a small group of
|
||||
stubborn, deceitful people who refused to listen to BUFORA's findings
|
||||
and who instead went out of their way to suppress evidence for more
|
||||
mundane explanations ... UFOlogy's name will be dragged through the mud
|
||||
yet again because these stupid, egotistical idiots decided that it
|
||||
didn't really matter what created the circles as long as they were the
|
||||
researchers most closely associated with the phenomenon by the public."
|
||||
|
||||
And those are his kinder remarks. A few pages later, Paul reviews Pat
|
||||
Delgado's latest crop circle book: CROP CIRCLES - CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE?.
|
||||
In his review, Paul notes instance after instance of Delgado's
|
||||
hyping of a formation as "real", when it had been shown to be a hoax by
|
||||
other researchers. Even the non-existence of the infamous Highland,
|
||||
Kansas, formation in 1991, (claimed by Linda Howe to have been covered
|
||||
up by the military), and long since shown to have never existed, is
|
||||
ignored by Delgado, who apparently includes it as a "real" site.
|
||||
In short, the issue is chock full of revelations about crop circle
|
||||
hoaxing, while at the same time Paul lauds the meteorological vortex
|
||||
hypothesis. [Sorry, Paul, I don't see the evidence for vortex-created
|
||||
circles to be any more solid than the evidence for alien-created
|
||||
circles.] But the commentary and discussion of cerealogists caught
|
||||
with their pants down makes the zine a must-read. Ufologists and
|
||||
cerealogists should pay heed to this zine in order to get accurate info
|
||||
on what is really occurring in the field (pun). And debunkers - get
|
||||
this zine because it deals with the issue and does your work for you
|
||||
much better than the minimal and trivial coverage in the SKEPTICAL
|
||||
INQUIRER.
|
||||
Further note: Paul notes that BUFORA was the lone voice in the
|
||||
wilderness, warning cerealogists not to get carried away with the
|
||||
circle scene in the late 1980's. UFOROM had advocated a rational
|
||||
approach to this, too, as soon as the hype started up. But who listens
|
||||
to us Canadians, anyway?
|
||||
|
||||
UBI EST DATUM?
|
||||
|
||||
Despite pleas for information about North American circles in 1992,
|
||||
NAICCR has not received much case data from researchers. The NAICCR
|
||||
preliminary reports have been posted several times, but very little
|
||||
information from other researchers has been received. For those who
|
||||
have sent me data: thank you, your contributions are gratefully
|
||||
credited. Despite rumours that some cerealogy "experts" are becoming
|
||||
more and more "proprietary", we hope that information exchange will be
|
||||
ongiong, unlike the British experience.
|
||||
Since I have been receiving a number of requests, here is the latest
|
||||
NAICCR preliminary list of rumoured or known North American UGMs and
|
||||
crop circles.
|
||||
=======================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
1992 North American UGM List, November 1992
|
||||
|
||||
920426 Jonesboro, Georgia
|
||||
- a "formation" of crop circles, "exactly" like those found in
|
||||
1991 in the same location, was discovered. No other data given.
|
||||
Source: Rosemary Ellen Guiley; Vance Tiede
|
||||
|
||||
9204?? , New Hampshire
|
||||
- UGMs were found following a small local flap of UFO reports.
|
||||
Source: Rosemary Ellen Guiley; Vance Tiede
|
||||
|
||||
920506 near Edmonton, Alberta
|
||||
- a "space cookie" UGM was discovered in a meadow. It is a
|
||||
perfect circle, 6 metres in diameter. Its depth varies from 5 cm
|
||||
to 31 cm. Grass is growing straight up both inside and outside
|
||||
the circle. No tracks were found leading to the area. The UGM
|
||||
is not a sinkhole. Source: Gordon Kijek
|
||||
|
||||
920525 Limerick, Pennsylvania
|
||||
- at least 12 "matted down" areas were found in a wheatfield north of
|
||||
Philadelphia. Three were circles about five feet in diameter, arranged
|
||||
in a triangle. One feature was "T-shaped". Soil samples taken by a UFO
|
||||
investigator "showed no irregularities". Geiger counter readings were
|
||||
also normal. Although a hoax was suspected by the UFO investigator,
|
||||
the owner of the field believes that the UGMs were caused by lodging,
|
||||
wind and fertilizer damage, and that "It happens every year".
|
||||
Source: Steve Bernheisel on FIDONET; UFO Newsclipping Service #275
|
||||
|
||||
920627 Raeford, North Carolina
|
||||
- a circle of flattened grass was found in a hay field following
|
||||
a CE2 UFO sighting. A loud noise, "like a freight train", was
|
||||
heard, and two witnesses ran to look out their front door. A
|
||||
object "the size of a swimming pool", "like orange windows lla
|
||||
around it", was in a field about 300 feet away from their house.
|
||||
When they went to call other witnesses, the object disappeared.
|
||||
Source: Patrick Kirol on FIDONET
|
||||
|
||||
9206?? , Massachusetts
|
||||
- a small area of flattened cattails was found in a marsh close
|
||||
to a major highway and reported as a crop circle.
|
||||
Source: Tom Randolph on DEC COM via INTERNET
|
||||
|
||||
920701 St. Adolphe, Manitoba
|
||||
- nine "horseshoe-shaped" patches of flattened grass were found
|
||||
on either side of a brook in a Winnipeg suburb. Because of recent
|
||||
storms and heavy rainfall, lodging was thought to be the cause.
|
||||
Source: Guy Westcott; NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920705 Hobbema, Alberta
|
||||
- two ovals of flattened barley were found in a field after
|
||||
unusual lights were observed descending to the ground. The
|
||||
largest UGM has a major axis of 47 feet. The crop is pushed away
|
||||
uniformly from the centers of the patches, but the centers are
|
||||
"clumped", like breaking waves. Barley inside the circles is
|
||||
"white", and devoid of colour. It was later suggested that the areas
|
||||
were due to spilled seeds and fertilizer, combined with lodging.
|
||||
Source: Gord Kijek
|
||||
|
||||
920715 St. Adolphe, Manitoba
|
||||
- a field beside a highway was discovered to have numerous patches of
|
||||
flattened crop, in irregular patterns. The formations were discovered
|
||||
by the same person who found case 920701. Investigation by NAICCR and
|
||||
interviews with the owner of the field established that the crop had
|
||||
been laid down by strong winds and heavy rain. The person who
|
||||
discovered the formations was convinced that aliens created the
|
||||
flattened patches. Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920721 Friedensruh, Manitoba
|
||||
- a farmer found a triangular area of flattened/swirled grass which
|
||||
was surrounded by an electric fence. The dimensions were 31x27x17
|
||||
feet. Local residents could not explain the phenomenon. However,
|
||||
NAICCR investigators found evidence that animals had trampled the site.
|
||||
Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920799 Pilot Peak, California
|
||||
- according to the Phoenix Project, a number of "landing zones" were
|
||||
discovered near the site of an alleged underground alien base. Visits
|
||||
to the site by independent invesyigators have found only patches of
|
||||
grass trampled by deer and other animals. Two "landing zones" were
|
||||
claimed. Source: John Pickens on INTERNET via Paranet
|
||||
|
||||
920799 Miniota, Manitoba
|
||||
- it was reported that a crop circle was discovered in a field of
|
||||
oats. The circle is perfectly round and 32 feet in diameter. The oats
|
||||
are flattened and swirled in a clockwise fashion. The center of the
|
||||
circle is devoid of vegetation. Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920801 Strathclair, Manitoba
|
||||
- a circle of flattened wheat was discovered in a field southwest of
|
||||
Strathclair. It was 28 feet in diameter. The wheat was flattened and
|
||||
swirled in a counterclockwise fashion. Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920808 Strathclair, Manitoba
|
||||
- a flattened area of wheat in the shape of the symbol for Mars (a
|
||||
circle with an attached arrow pointing away from it) was discovered in
|
||||
a field southwest of Strathclair. The main circle was 28 feet in
|
||||
diameter, with no detectable eccentricity. The wheat was flattened
|
||||
counterclockwise. In the arrow, the wheat was flattened away from the
|
||||
circle. The arrow pointed on a bearing of 260 degrees. Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920815 Ipswich, Manitoba
|
||||
- a flattened area of wheat in the shape of the symbol for Mars was
|
||||
discovered just east of Ipswich. The main circle was elliptical, with
|
||||
axes 26 and 24.5 feet. The wheat was flattened counterclockwise. The
|
||||
arrow pointed on a bearing of 65 degrees. A UFO was seen hovering over
|
||||
the site the night before the UGM was discovered. Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920815 Strathclair, Manitoba
|
||||
- a flattened area of wheat was found near other crop circle UGMs. It
|
||||
was roughly 20 feet in diameter. Wheat was laid down in random clumps.
|
||||
Examination suggested the area was caused by lodging. Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920815 Strathclair, Manitoba
|
||||
- a flattened area of wheat in the shape of the symbol for Mars was
|
||||
discovered west of Strathclair. The main circle was 24 feet in
|
||||
diameter. The wheat was flattened in a counterclockwise fashion. The
|
||||
arrow pointed on a bearing of 120 degrees. Source: NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920815 Estevan, Saskatchewan
|
||||
- two circles were found, sharing a tangent. Each diameter was 12
|
||||
feet. A small path led from the tangent to a very small circle, within
|
||||
which was a "squashed porcupine". Source: Chad Deetken
|
||||
|
||||
920815 Kyle, Saskatchewan
|
||||
- a flattened ring was found, 12 feet in diameter with a core of
|
||||
standing wheat, 3.5 feet in diameter. In the center were "porcupine
|
||||
droppings". Source: Chad Deetken
|
||||
|
||||
920817 Brandon, Manitoba
|
||||
- a television station received an anonymous call that a crop circle
|
||||
had been found on the property of the Brandon airport. Explained easily
|
||||
as a parachuting target. Source: CKX-TV; Jeff Harland; NAICCR
|
||||
|
||||
920825 Guy, Alberta
|
||||
- fifteen circular marks were found in a field near Peace River,
|
||||
Alberta. Investigated by Gord Kijek of AUFOSG. Source: AUFOSG
|
||||
|
||||
920820 Milestone, Saskatchewan
|
||||
- a triplet of crop circles, touching each other in a line, were
|
||||
discovered in a wheat field. The dimensions of the affected area were
|
||||
63x22 feet. All were swirled counterclockwise. A "squashed porcupine"
|
||||
was found inside the formation. Investigated by Chad Deetken.
|
||||
|
||||
9208?? Champagne, Illinois
|
||||
- crop formations were found. No other info. Source: NACCCS
|
||||
|
||||
920??? , Iowa
|
||||
- a number of "ice circles" were reported discovered. Investigated by
|
||||
Davina Riska? No other data. Source: Rosemary Ellen Guiley, NACCCS
|
||||
|
||||
920??? Troy, Illinois
|
||||
- circles were reported found in cattails. Discovered by Peter
|
||||
(Darren?) Bistrom (?). Reported to MUFON (?). Investigated at least
|
||||
two months after their discovery by George Wingfield.
|
||||
Source: Rosemary Ellen Guiley, NACCCS
|
||||
|
||||
920923 Albertville, Saskatchewan
|
||||
- a circle with a ring was discovered in an oat field. The ring was 35
|
||||
feet in diameter, and the circle was about 16 feet in diameter. It was
|
||||
swirled counterclockwise, but the ceter of the swirl was off-center.
|
||||
The ring had a varying width of 15 to 27 inches. Source: Chad Deetken
|
||||
|
||||
920924 Albertville, Saskatchewan
|
||||
- a second circle with a ring was discovered in a wheatfield. Ring
|
||||
diameter: 22 feet; circle: 13 feet. Ring width: 8 inches. All were
|
||||
swirled counterclockwise. Source: Chad Deetken
|
||||
|
||||
920923 Melita, Manitoba
|
||||
- two circles were found in a wheat field, only a few feet apart.
|
||||
Reported to NAICCR. Investigated by Jeff Harland.
|
||||
|
||||
920930? Orillia, Ontario
|
||||
- one large oval patch of flattened corn was found in a field near
|
||||
Orillia. The area was 75 by 100 feet, on the south slope of a
|
||||
south-facing hill, only about 100 feet from a major highway. The corn
|
||||
was flattened and swirled in a counterclockwise direction.
|
||||
Reported to NAICCR. Source: Colin McKim.
|
||||
|
||||
921002 Nipawin, Saskatchewan
|
||||
- three circles were found in a wheatfield, spaced irregularly. All
|
||||
had diameters of about 8 feet and were swirled counterclockwise.
|
||||
Source: Chad Deetken
|
||||
=====================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
Are there others? Let us know.
|
||||
|
||||
Zines received: IUR (International UFO Reporter), Vol. 17, #4,5
|
||||
ARCTURUS BOOK CATALOG (1442 Port St. Lucie Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FL
|
||||
34952), 1992, #10,11; GEO-MONITOR (Vince Migliore, 65 Washington St.,
|
||||
Suite 400, Santa Clara, CA 95050), Vol. 2, #9,10,11; WINNICENTRICS
|
||||
(RASC Winnipeg Centre, 110 St. Paul's College, 930 Dysart Rd, University
|
||||
of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3T 2M6), V. 50, #5,6; AFU
|
||||
NEWSLETTER (Box 11027, S-600 11 Norrkoping, Sweden), 1991; JUST CAUSE
|
||||
(Fawcett, Box 218, Coventry, CT 06238); MUFON JOURNAL (103 Oldtowne
|
||||
Road, Seguin TX 87155-4099), #293,294; UFO PARADOX (Eric Aggen, Jr.,
|
||||
Box 12245, Parkville MO 64152; CROP WATCHER (Paul Fuller), #12,13;
|
||||
ORBITER (Box 652, Reading, MA 01867), #36; and a slough of others,
|
||||
including Jenny Randles' NORTHERN UFO NEWS, Jim Moseley's SAUCER SMEAR
|
||||
and HORIZON. Sorry, I don't have other addresses handy.
|
||||
|
||||
WaHF: Leanne Boyd, Paul Fuller, Mike Strainic, Christian Page, Angela
|
||||
Mather, Peter Warren, Bob Girard, Chuck Muschweck (why, I don't know),
|
||||
Bill Bell, Pat Vince, Shannon McGinn, Melissa Craig, Steve Canada, Paul
|
||||
(the mad photocopyist) Cuttle [thx for all the stuff!], Linda Howe (or
|
||||
at least her form letter), Eric Herr (no, Eric, I don't have info on
|
||||
those cases you inquired about), Matteo Leone, Mary Ann Martini (the
|
||||
Pavarotti tapes were great! Thx!), Gord (best and most underrated
|
||||
ufologist in North America) Kijek, Mac Davidson (who wants to become a
|
||||
ufologist when he grows up), Vince Migliore, Greg Kennedy, France
|
||||
St-Laurent, Darren Hartigan, Janet Bord (UFO pix galore), Gary (best
|
||||
underrated Fortean writer in Britain) Lanham, Ed Wilson (yes, Ed, I
|
||||
will speak at the WoldCon in 1994), Lorne Goldfader (master of the fax
|
||||
machine), and Mrs. Victor Wilson. I want to make a special effort to
|
||||
emphasize that my review in the last SGJ of Jerry Clark's UFO
|
||||
Encyclopedia was meant to be very positive, and not negative as some
|
||||
had interpreted. An especially big hello to virtual correspondents
|
||||
Pamela Thompson and dAvid tHacker. Thanks also are due to Roy Bauer,
|
||||
Grant Cameron, Greg Kennedy, Vladimir Simosko - and Myra! If I have
|
||||
left anyone out, I'm sorry! I can only dig through my "IN" basket
|
||||
just SO far!
|
||||
|
||||
Best "classic" letter received:
|
||||
|
||||
"Gentlemen:
|
||||
We are on the verge of organizing the Philippines' first UFO Watch, an
|
||||
organization that will dedicate its knowledge and interest in ufology.
|
||||
In this respect, would you know the equipment used in tracking down
|
||||
incoming and landings as well as being able to pinpoint the presence of
|
||||
an alien ship?
|
||||
Also, can we represent your organization in the Philippines?
|
||||
We hope to hear from you soonest possible.
|
||||
Sincerely,
|
||||
Hernan Ramirez de Cartagena"
|
||||
|
||||
======================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
The Swamp Gas Journal is copyright (c) 1992 by Chris A. Rutkowski.
|
||||
Mail correspondence to: Box 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3C 3R2
|
||||
Email correspondence to: rutkows@ccu.umanitoba.ca
|
||||
The Swamp Gas Journal, UFOROM and NAICCR are not affiliated with the
|
||||
University of Manitoba, and don't represent its ideas, opinions, etc.
|
||||
(Standard disclaimer)
|
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|
||||
The SWAMP GAS JOURNAL
|
||||
|
||||
Volume 6, Number 1 (last issue was Volume 5, Number 3)
|
||||
January, 1992 ISSN 0707-7106
|
||||
|
||||
The Continuing Circle Saga
|
||||
|
||||
By now, it is likely that everyone knows about the
|
||||
Bower/Chorley hoax admission. When the story first broke, it was
|
||||
carried extensively by the media, and it seemed that cerealogy
|
||||
was doomed. TV and newspapers here in Canada boldly proclaimed
|
||||
that "all" the circles in England were explained as the work of
|
||||
BC. Suddenly, all media interest in any fortean phenomena was
|
||||
extinguished; for the most part, this condition still persists
|
||||
today.
|
||||
Of course, things are not as cut-and-dry as they might seem.
|
||||
As an objectivist, I was immediately suspicious of the BC
|
||||
claims. "Skeptics" such as CSICOP members were delighted at the
|
||||
admissions and didn't bother to consider any problems with the
|
||||
explanation. But it should have been intuitive that there was
|
||||
something wrong with the claims. A "complete" explanation is
|
||||
usually never encountered in science, and there are always
|
||||
loopholes or flaws in the design of "immutable" laws.
|
||||
The first problem with the BC story is that the two men
|
||||
could not have made all of the British circles and agriglyphs.
|
||||
In addition, there would be no way for them to have made the
|
||||
circles in other parts of the world. This problem with the claim
|
||||
is easily circumvented by noting that BC are only two of the army
|
||||
of hoaxers who might have been at work. This might also
|
||||
explain why characteristics of circles vary somewhat between
|
||||
sites.
|
||||
The next question to be addressed is whether or not BC
|
||||
really made the circles at all. This problem is not trivial, and
|
||||
it seems that it has not been fully resolved. When the media
|
||||
first covered the story, BC had been filmed before, during and
|
||||
after the creation of an agriglyph. Terence Meaden, Colin
|
||||
Andrews and Pat Delgado were each shown to make pronouncements of
|
||||
authenticity at some circle sites, though later explained that
|
||||
they had been pressured for a quick response by the media at the
|
||||
time. But nearly everyone who viewed the single agriglyph made
|
||||
by BC in front of the cameras agreed that the site was sloppy
|
||||
and "suspicious".
|
||||
Although the numbers of circles claimed made by BC started
|
||||
out at 1000 or more, the figure has been pared down to a more
|
||||
reasonable 100 or 200. Even this figure seems a bit high, but
|
||||
might be possible, if we allow BC to have a lot of energy and
|
||||
several years to work on their technique. On (the National
|
||||
Geographic's) Explorer TV show in November, other hoaxers were
|
||||
shown to take considerable planning in order to produce a complex
|
||||
in complete darkness before the cameras (not done by BC). Even
|
||||
so, they were seen by a chance witness, and when a cerealogist
|
||||
was called in for his opinion, it was dubbed a hoax without much
|
||||
delay.
|
||||
The source of the story is a bit of a problem as well. The
|
||||
tabloid which initially broke the hoax story had earlier ran
|
||||
a story that suggested ancient Sumerians were communicating with
|
||||
humans through the circles. Investigation by cerealogists
|
||||
found that the story had been generated through a "public
|
||||
relations" firm called Maiden Bridge Farm. MBF was operated by a
|
||||
husband and wife who had an unlisted telephone number (a bit odd
|
||||
for a PR firm) and which was disconnected shortly after they
|
||||
were located by the cerealogists. It seems that MBF paid some
|
||||
money to BC to come forward with their claims, contacted the
|
||||
tabloid to get a reporter's interest, then backed out of the
|
||||
picture. This immediately aroused the interest of conspiracy
|
||||
theorists, who suggested that the MoD or a subversive group had
|
||||
deliberately set cerealogists up for a fall. Although a
|
||||
plausible scenario, there is of course no hard evidence for the
|
||||
theory.
|
||||
The most frustrating thing about the whole affair is that it
|
||||
should be very easy to settle the arguments about BC's
|
||||
involvement. It would appear to be a simple task: get BC to give
|
||||
accurate descriptions of all the sites for which they were
|
||||
responsible, including dates, locations, type of crop, etc. As
|
||||
far as I have been able to determine through reading the latest
|
||||
cerealogy journals and letters from my British colleagues, this
|
||||
has not been done. The closest that has been accomplished is a
|
||||
series of verbal, heated debates between BC and agitated
|
||||
cerealogists in the media.
|
||||
However, the damage has been done. Cerealogists have been
|
||||
"burned" by some hoaxers, and the media have been warned away
|
||||
from the phenomenon. But what will the future bring?
|
||||
|
||||
The Canadian Connection
|
||||
|
||||
In mid-summer of 1991, Gordon Kijek and the Alberta UFO
|
||||
Study Group (AUFOSG) were prepared for an upcoming season of UFO
|
||||
investigations. Earlier in the year, Gord had asked me to assist
|
||||
in the formation of the group, and I had sent him some
|
||||
information about ufology groups and their operation. In August,
|
||||
Gord called me to tell me that a circle formation had been
|
||||
discovered near Lethbridge. He was unsure of how to investigate
|
||||
the site, but I gave a few of my ideas and wished him luck.
|
||||
Gord has seemed to be an able researcher, and I was confident
|
||||
that he would have the matter under control. Soon, he called me
|
||||
about his findings and the news that other sites had been found.
|
||||
The deluge had started.
|
||||
Less than ten sites were reported in Alberta. One was a
|
||||
remarkable agriglyph (the first of such in North America) which
|
||||
received considerable media attention. Others were single
|
||||
circles, quadruplets, and triplets. One site near Okotoks was
|
||||
judged immediately suspicious by AUFOSG because it appeared that
|
||||
the centers of the circles had been disturbed; a speculated
|
||||
method of producing fake circles involves using a stake at the
|
||||
center of an inscribed circle using a chain to mark the
|
||||
circumference.
|
||||
It is interesting to note that in 1990, there were circles
|
||||
reported throughout Western Canada, except in Alberta. But
|
||||
in 1991, the only province with circles was Alberta. None of the
|
||||
Canadian circles during the previous years had any associated
|
||||
effects, though in 1991, the Alberta circles were said to cause
|
||||
headaches, equipment malfunctions and give rise too "eerie"
|
||||
sensations and noises. These effects parallel those reported in
|
||||
England by some cerealogists, and it was curious that they
|
||||
would be found one year and not the next. More curious was the
|
||||
fact that Gord Kijek is prone to migraines, and he experienced
|
||||
no problems when inside the circles. He also called me on his
|
||||
cellular phone from inside a circle, with no malfunctioning!
|
||||
Do such effects really occur? Michael Strainic, reporting
|
||||
on the investigations of Chad Deetken on his trip to Alberta,
|
||||
wrote an excellent article for the MUFON Journal which detailed
|
||||
Deetken's findings. Deetken has a different research
|
||||
perspective than that of AUFOSG, including his investigation
|
||||
style. For example, in 1990, Deetken visited some circle sites
|
||||
in Saskatchewan; during his time there, he decided to camp
|
||||
overnight in a circle. In the middle of the night, Deetken
|
||||
reported a "feeling of terror" which overcame him, and he bolted
|
||||
from the site. He had earlier documented how the area was
|
||||
permeated with some sort of "energy". Not surprisingly, when he
|
||||
decided to sleep overnight in one of the 1991 Alberta circles, he
|
||||
experienced "tension" and "dizziness" during the night, as did
|
||||
his companions.
|
||||
Although suggesting that "paranormal effects" were
|
||||
associated with the Alberta circles, Strainic also noted that
|
||||
such effects were not often found. Indeed, compass needles were
|
||||
said to operate normally, as did recording equipment and cameras
|
||||
taken to sites. Strainic noted that anecdotal reports of animal
|
||||
effects at circles were common, according to Deetken. But this
|
||||
was not the case in Manitoba, and such reports were not made to
|
||||
AUFOSG in the Alberta cases.
|
||||
One interesting series of effects involved microwave ovens
|
||||
which were said to have malfunctioned, including one which
|
||||
was said to have turned itself on. AUFOSG members as well as
|
||||
Deetken all checked into these reports, though there was
|
||||
admittedly no confirming evidence of these events.
|
||||
So, what happened in Alberta? There exist two disparate
|
||||
investigation records of the circle sites. AUFOSG found
|
||||
virtually no evidence of "paranormal effects", physiological
|
||||
effects or equipment malfunctions at sites, but Deetken did. It
|
||||
is likely that each investigator's inherent biases played
|
||||
significant roles in the interpretation of data. Michael
|
||||
Strainic's fascinating report is of great use to other
|
||||
researchers in the analyses of crop circle data, because it
|
||||
parallels the British experience. In this way, we can better
|
||||
understand the British situation, and how cerealogy may be
|
||||
operating in that country.
|
||||
|
||||
Radioactivity?
|
||||
|
||||
Recently, it has been claimed that several crop circles are
|
||||
radioactive. Specifically, it has been reported that soil
|
||||
samples taken from two British circles and some from recent
|
||||
American sites have significantly-higher levels of radioactivity
|
||||
than control samples from the same areas. Further, this
|
||||
radioactivity has been traced to higher-than-normal levels of
|
||||
activity caused by certain rare, radioactive elements such as
|
||||
Europium, Ytterbium and Rhodium. If true, than this certainly
|
||||
speaks for the creation of crop circles by aliens and utterly
|
||||
invalidates any other theory, including hoaxing.
|
||||
The claims are made by Michael Chorost and Marshall Dudley
|
||||
in a MUFON paper. Advance notice of their claims is already
|
||||
in circulation, and many people are very excited about their
|
||||
findings. Mike sent me a copy of a draft and called me to
|
||||
discuss the writeup, in case I had some comments. As I read the
|
||||
paper, I had some of my own reservations, but I decided to take
|
||||
the paper to show two friends who are physicists at the
|
||||
University of Manitoba. They were less than impressed, to say
|
||||
the least. However, I persisted (read: I annoyed them) until they
|
||||
described exactly what they were doubtful about.
|
||||
My own reservations concerned the sampling techniques and
|
||||
the small amount of data upon which to base a claim. Also, I
|
||||
was worried that there had not been any testable theory posed in
|
||||
advance of finding the data. The Manitoba physicists found
|
||||
more problems in the physical attributes. Very rare radioactive
|
||||
elements had been discovered through a comparison of peaks on a
|
||||
readout of an energy spectrum produced by an analysis of the soil
|
||||
samples. Such peaks were not present in the control sample
|
||||
readouts. Because of the difficulty in producing these
|
||||
artificial elements, Chorost and Dudley devote much of their
|
||||
paper to ways in which deuteron (an energetic particle)
|
||||
bombardment of the soil could create the rare elements. In the
|
||||
end, they concluded that this deuteron bombardment was
|
||||
responsible for the presence of the radioactivity, and that such
|
||||
a beam may have also have been related to the formation of the
|
||||
circles themselves, though how and why is unknown. They actually
|
||||
don't say that a UFO was responsible, although this could be read
|
||||
into their report.
|
||||
However, the finding of these elements is not only strange,
|
||||
it is downright impossible (uh-oh, I'm sounding like Donald
|
||||
Menzel). The reason is that if a deuteron bombardment did occur,
|
||||
then many other elements would have been found as well. For
|
||||
example, even weak activation of soil by deuterons (or protons,
|
||||
for that matter) will create Cobalt-56 out of Iron-56. Since
|
||||
there is a lot more Iron in soil than Ytterbium, the radioactive
|
||||
Cobalt would be definitely found. Since it wasn't, deuteron
|
||||
bombardment probably did not occur. An analogy is this: suppose
|
||||
you went into a someone's room and found a few gold-coloured
|
||||
coins on the floor. You could see them as evidence that the
|
||||
room's occupant was a bank robber, because of the "loot"
|
||||
scattered about. But if this were true, where would all the
|
||||
other types of money be, like dollar bills and bonds? And what
|
||||
if the coins turned out to be wrapped chocolate?
|
||||
Dudley and Chorost do caution that more intensive research
|
||||
and more thorough surveys of fields are required for
|
||||
comparative data. It may be that the distribution of elements in
|
||||
the soil just happens to be high in that particular area.
|
||||
Another source of possible error is in the interpretation of the
|
||||
energy peaks and the checking of an energy table. In fact,
|
||||
using the standard energy table, we found several other elements
|
||||
that should have been created in the deuteron bombardment, but
|
||||
were not mentioned.
|
||||
Greg Kennedy, a circle researcher from Quebec, found the
|
||||
claims of radionuclides in crop circle samples to be
|
||||
unsupported by the data. If radiation was found, he noted, it
|
||||
certainly did not come from the "deuteron beam" suggested by the
|
||||
American cerealogists. It's possible that some sort of exotic
|
||||
combination of elements were somehow in the soil samples, but it
|
||||
was just as possible that the samples were contaminated in some
|
||||
way. Greg tested samples of the Alberta circles given to him by
|
||||
Mike Strainic from Chad Deetken. No anomalies were found. He
|
||||
also has been looking at samples from other Alberta circles which
|
||||
originated from Gord Kijek. Now, if there are no radionuclides
|
||||
in the Alberta samples, it does not necessarily negate the
|
||||
American results (of the British cases). It could mean: a) the
|
||||
Alberta circles are fakes; b) the British circles were hoaxes;
|
||||
c) a different "beam" created the Alberta circles; d) the testing
|
||||
was inconsistent; or e) somebody screwed up. But who? I
|
||||
think the only way to resolve this is to get several independent
|
||||
labs (and I wouldn't hesitate to get Phil Klass involved here)
|
||||
to test the same samples for comparative analyses. Along with
|
||||
this would be a standardization of experimental cerealogy. And
|
||||
there are a number of procedures that would probably satisfy most
|
||||
skeptics.
|
||||
What I suggested to Mike was the following experiment.
|
||||
First, postulate that a deuteron (or proton) bombardment will
|
||||
cause some observed effects. Take samples from inside and
|
||||
outside a circle site. Test them on the same instrument. Record
|
||||
your results. Next, send the same samples to a different lab
|
||||
without passing on your data or findings. While the second lab
|
||||
is analyzing the samples, recalibrate your instrument. Obtain a
|
||||
new set of samples, with a different control sample, and analyze
|
||||
this new set using the same procedure. Have the other lab repeat
|
||||
its steps and test the new set of samples. Then, you'll have
|
||||
four sets of data for comparison. Look specifically for certain
|
||||
elements. Cobalt-56 is a standard test element. Check for
|
||||
Iron, Magnesium, Sodium, then Lead, Strontium, etc. If there are
|
||||
significant differences found (and I would use an alpha of
|
||||
about 0.05), then you have something that you can point to and
|
||||
say: "This needs further examination!"
|
||||
Sure, it's a long procedure, but remember, what you're
|
||||
trying to do is prove an external mechanism for the creation of
|
||||
crop circles, which are already widely assumed to be caused by
|
||||
hoaxers. The skeptics have already launched their arguments
|
||||
against the reality of the crop circle phenomenon; Dennis Stacy
|
||||
sent me a preprint of an article in the Skeptical Inquirer on
|
||||
this topic.
|
||||
Another reason why so much care needs to be taken is that in
|
||||
all the history of UGMs (unidentified ground markings),
|
||||
"saucer nests" and "UFO landing sites", a very, very small number
|
||||
had any associated radioactivity. Cerealogists often argue
|
||||
that crop circles are different from other UGMs, but it should be
|
||||
obvious that they are really quite similar. Crop circles are
|
||||
kinds of UGMs, and the link with UFOs definitely exists. Bower
|
||||
and Chorley claim they even got the idea for their artistic
|
||||
endeavours from the Tully "saucer nests" of the 1960's. It would
|
||||
be rather odd for UGMs to suddenly be laced with
|
||||
radioactivity; it is more likely that cerealogists are
|
||||
frenetically searching for evidence to show that crop circles are
|
||||
unlike other UGMs, and believe that they have found the radiation
|
||||
as their proof.
|
||||
Now, much to my wife's consternation, I do have some
|
||||
radioactive soil safely stored in a cement container in my house.
|
||||
It came from the Michalak site, from the "saucer nest" found near
|
||||
Falcon Lake in 1967. The area was so radioactive that the
|
||||
Government closed the area for health concerns at the time.
|
||||
Nuclear waste dumps were checked, and Michalak went to a nuclear
|
||||
research establishment for testing. For many years, it was
|
||||
widely assumed that the radiation was either due to a clever
|
||||
"seeding" of the area with radium particles by a hoaxer, or was
|
||||
actually caused by a spacecraft with a leaky reactor. However,
|
||||
recent tests sponsored by UFOROM gave another interpretation:
|
||||
that the radiation came from natural uranium ore, and the odd
|
||||
peaks found in the energy spectrum came from byproducts of radon,
|
||||
a gas.
|
||||
But, of course, things are not quite that simple. This
|
||||
latest interpretation requires that researchers at a major
|
||||
government nuclear research establishment failed to recognise the
|
||||
peaks as being due to natural uranium and radon. While this
|
||||
is possible, one can wonder what other mistakes might have
|
||||
occurred, and what were their consequences?
|
||||
|
||||
Circle Roundup: After Granum, Alberta, near the beginning of
|
||||
September, there were no more Canadian UGMs reported. In the
|
||||
United States, there were cases reported in North Dakota, New
|
||||
York, Kansas, and the noted case near Argonne. However,
|
||||
summertime down under has produced a new crop of circles and UFO
|
||||
reports in Australia. Reports of "over 100" circles on the
|
||||
island continent are making headlines as I write these notes.
|
||||
Here in North America, we wait for springtime to see what might
|
||||
occur.
|
||||
|
||||
From the Mailbag: Laurence Sokoloff, whom some have likened to
|
||||
an alien, sends me obscure articles he comes across during his
|
||||
literary endeavours. His latest came from Paris Match for 12
|
||||
Decembre 1991, with the accompanying note: "Chris - This article
|
||||
is about French scientist Jean-Pierre Petit, who maintains that
|
||||
startling scientific discoveries have been revealed to him by
|
||||
aliens from the planet UMMO, located about 15 light-years from
|
||||
Earth. His book on the subject, Inquiry into the Aliens Who Are
|
||||
Already Among Us, has become a best-seller in France. Of course,
|
||||
these are people who like Jerry Lewis." Thanks for the
|
||||
article, Larry!
|
||||
|
||||
Snailmail et al
|
||||
|
||||
It would be difficult to list every missive I have received
|
||||
over the past 6 months, and downright dangerous. More than
|
||||
a few people have pored through previous LoCs and WAHFs in
|
||||
previous issues and complained that I missed their names. If it
|
||||
happens, it's an accident, really! However, let me throw caution
|
||||
to the wind and comment on a few letters.
|
||||
Len Stringfield sent me his latest Status Report VI (thanx,
|
||||
Len!); it is a very readable survey of current crash-
|
||||
retrieval stories, ranging from Roswell to Carp to Christian
|
||||
Page's "alien" photo from Montreal. Christian, by the way, is
|
||||
rapidly emerging as one on Canada's finest ufologists, with the
|
||||
added dimension of contributing UFO info from French Canada
|
||||
which was generally inaccessible until recently. Mike Strainic
|
||||
and Lorne Goldfader in BC have been contributing cases and other
|
||||
info to my Canadian UFO Survey. Mike's article in MUFON about
|
||||
Chad Deetken's circle expeditions has already been commented
|
||||
upon. John Schuessler has sent me his UFO Potpourri; Bonnie
|
||||
Wheeler sent along her Cambridge UFO Research Group Newsletter
|
||||
(honestly, Bonnie, what is your xerox bill?); Bob Girard's
|
||||
Arcturus Book Service Catalog is worth reading just for his
|
||||
annotations!
|
||||
A special thanks goes out to John Salter, who continues to
|
||||
document his fascinating experiences and keep his close
|
||||
friends abreast of the latest (TV makes you look thinner, John!).
|
||||
MUFON rep Eric Aggen publishes UFO Paradox occasionally, and
|
||||
it is usually chock full of interesting Lazar or alien tech
|
||||
stories. I am proud to say that I am among the non-subscribers
|
||||
to Saucer Smear, published by James Moseley. Where else can you
|
||||
read a running tirade between believers and skeptics, with barely
|
||||
a hint of sarcasm? Jim is definitely worthy of his title,
|
||||
Supreme Commander! Smear is absolutely essential to any
|
||||
fortean's reading.
|
||||
As for cerealogy, Paul Fuller's Crop Watcher and Pat
|
||||
Delgado's CPR Newsletter are the two circlezines I receive most
|
||||
regularly. Coming from two different "camps", they provide
|
||||
complementary (and often discordant) views on the British circle
|
||||
scene. I would like to note that Jenny Randles has resumed her
|
||||
exchange of Northern UFO News with SGJ, which was interrupted by
|
||||
a span of 10 years. Ah, but that was back in the days of UFOSIS
|
||||
...
|
||||
As I am not a paying member of MUFON, I only get its Journal
|
||||
intermittently. However, Walt Andrus and Dennis Stacy have
|
||||
both been corresponding with me and we have been sending things
|
||||
back and forth throughout the year. Dennis sent me a draft of
|
||||
an anti-cerealogy article from an upcoming Skeptical Inquirer,
|
||||
and asked me for a few comments and ammunition for his response
|
||||
to CSICOP. Oddly, my package to him was returned unopened. MIB?
|
||||
CIA? M-O-U-S-E ...
|
||||
Eric Herr in San Diego is compiling a list of physical trace
|
||||
cases that support his magnetic propulsion system theory.
|
||||
John Musgrave has moved to BC, and has been somewhat quiet of
|
||||
late. (How's trix, John?) What can I say about Paul Cuttle, the
|
||||
intrepid fortean who keeps Canada Post in business? I wish I had
|
||||
the time to track down all the material you find, Paul!
|
||||
As an experiment, I have been encouraged to offer the SGJ as
|
||||
a textfile in the UFO International echo, available on
|
||||
computer BBs's. If it doesn't work, I would like to thank the
|
||||
people who post me or netmail me with info. Linda Bird in
|
||||
Arizona has been very helpful in providing info on UGMs down her
|
||||
way. And her pix of the "Starthenon" are out of this world!
|
||||
Dark skies, Linda! Sheldon Wernikoff, a BBS regular, has
|
||||
thankfully snailmailed me some stuff to save a lot of typing.
|
||||
His access and interest in circles is a significant contribution
|
||||
to the field. I must thank Harsha Godaveri who got me onto the
|
||||
BBs's in the first place, and who uploaded my disks until my
|
||||
feeble system was up and running. The bad news is, Harsha, I've
|
||||
contracted three different viruses since being on the BBS's, and
|
||||
I'm going to give up until it gets a bit safer. I don't want
|
||||
to lose another hard drive!
|
||||
Michael Chorost has been keeping me abreast of his detailed
|
||||
work on circles, including his catalogues of cases and his
|
||||
articles in various journals. Similarly, another MUFON
|
||||
contributor, Vince Migliore of California, has sent along his
|
||||
comments about the circle scene. I have had many letters from
|
||||
people along the lines of: "please send me everything you have
|
||||
about crop circles and/or UFOs". Sorry, but I don't send more
|
||||
than three filing cabinets at a time through the mail.
|
||||
It is fascinating to receive information from researchers
|
||||
with differing viewpoints; the "alien technologists", the
|
||||
"Lear/Cooper" camp, the "nuts-and-bolts" theorists, the "plasma
|
||||
vortex" theorists, the mystics, the contactees, the debunkers,
|
||||
etc. It has always been my philosophy and approach to the field
|
||||
that the only way to get an adequate understanding of the
|
||||
phenomena is to examine all (both) sides of the arguments, no
|
||||
matter how esoteric or stoic. A pet peeve of mine is the
|
||||
preponderance of new "experts" who lack any kind of background in
|
||||
the genre. Circle researchers who have never studied other
|
||||
kinds of trace cases are one kind of irritant, as are ufologists
|
||||
who haven't done their homework and haven't bothered reading
|
||||
any of the historical literature that would shed light on their
|
||||
"new" cases. Until Bower and Chorley mentioned the Tully saucer
|
||||
nests, many cerealogists had never heard of the case. Similarly,
|
||||
"plasma vortex experts" sometimes scratch their heads when
|
||||
told of Phil Klass' articles in AW&ST, or of Persinger's TST.
|
||||
Actually, I think one problem is the overwhelming amount of
|
||||
information that has been published on the subject during the
|
||||
last forty or fifty years. Chester Cuthbert, the Canadian expert
|
||||
on the paranormal, also has one of the largest collections of
|
||||
science fiction literature. He told me that when he began
|
||||
collecting SF, it was possible to get everything published during
|
||||
the course of a year. Then, when SF actually became popular
|
||||
and it went commercial, he couldn't keep up, so he had to
|
||||
specialize. One of his "specializations" back then was flying
|
||||
saucer literature, which sprang out of SF literature. But by the
|
||||
late 1950's, saucer literature was blossoming and it started to
|
||||
become difficult to collect even this small field. The situation
|
||||
has progressed to the point where UFOlit is nearly impossible
|
||||
to collect in its entirety. A single one of Bob Girard's
|
||||
catalogs now contains more titles than were ever published a mere
|
||||
20 years ago! (In the Seventies!) Even with the help of
|
||||
compilers like George Eberhart, getting a complete overview of
|
||||
the UFO or circle field is not easy, and it's not getting any
|
||||
better. Vanity presses continue to churn out accounts of contact
|
||||
with the space brothers; collecting only Billy Meier material
|
||||
could send you into the poorhouse in a year!
|
||||
|
||||
Miscellanea
|
||||
|
||||
A number of interesting books of note have been added to the
|
||||
UFOROM library, among them: Angels and Aliens by Keith Thompson
|
||||
(1991); UFOs Over Canada by John Robert Colombo (1991); The
|
||||
Algonquin Experiments by James Penman Rae (1978); UFO Report 1992
|
||||
edited by Timothy Good (1991); and Things That Go Bump in the
|
||||
Night by Emily Peach (1991).
|
||||
Colombo's latest tome is a collection of anecdotal accounts,
|
||||
all in the first person, of UFO sightings in Canada over two
|
||||
centuries. The lack of the investigation reports of the cases
|
||||
gives it more of a folkloric approach to the subject rather than
|
||||
an overview such as the earlier UFO Sightings, Landings,
|
||||
Abductions by Yurko Bondarchuk. Nevertheless, it
|
||||
provides a refreshing viewpoint of the witnesses' own
|
||||
interpretations of their experiences, and is a worthwhile read.
|
||||
On a different topic, it looks like the infamous Carp UFO
|
||||
crash/retrieval is not quite dead. Len Stringfield included
|
||||
comments about the matter by Clive Nadin, Christian Page and
|
||||
myself in his latest Status Report. I continue to get the latest
|
||||
ravings from its originator(s), including ramblings about Red
|
||||
China taking over the world and how the Brotherhood will protect
|
||||
the Holy Grail and save us from the aliens. Theaccompanying
|
||||
photos are mostly blurry, though one shows a guy in a bad
|
||||
alien mask. Sad, sad. We have been able to show that the
|
||||
packages are mailed from Ottawa/Hull, so the suspicion falls on
|
||||
UFO buffs in that area.
|
||||
=================================================================
|
||||
A special note to Canadian readers: it's time once again for
|
||||
the annual Canadian UFO Survey! Send just your report data to
|
||||
the address below for inclusion in the yearly case roundup. And
|
||||
while you're at it, some of you (Americans included here!) have
|
||||
not provided details of UGMs and crop circles for the annual
|
||||
NAICCR report. Tsk. They're waiting for you!
|
||||
Thanks to all who provide data or otherwise contribute to
|
||||
the information exchange in ufology, cerealogy or forteana. You
|
||||
are the reason progress continues to be made in these fields!
|
||||
=================================================================
|
||||
The SWAMP GAS JOURNAL is an irregular ufozine published by:
|
||||
|
||||
Ufology Research of Manitoba
|
||||
P.O. Box 1918
|
||||
Winnipeg, Manitoba
|
||||
Canada R3C 3R2
|
||||
|
||||
Copyright 1991 by Chris A. Rutkowski
|
||||
================================================================
|
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON - UFO Information Service Seattle, Washington 3/20/86
|
||||
|
||||
Lab Results Of 1966 `Swampgas Case'.
|
||||
|
||||
==============================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
This information was obtained by Mr.Dale Goudie, director of Puget Sound
|
||||
Aerial Phenomena Research and Information director for the UFO Information
|
||||
Service in Seattle, Washington.
|
||||
|
||||
The broad details of this case have long been known. This is the case in
|
||||
which Dr. J. Allen Hynek, at the time a consultant to the U.S. Air Force,
|
||||
issued his quickly-condemned opinion that the lights seen could have been
|
||||
swamp gas.
|
||||
|
||||
New additional information about the famed 1966 Swamp Gas case in Michigan
|
||||
surfaced in 1984 shedding new light on this incident my Dale Goudie.
|
||||
|
||||
Goudie States: The material consists of a news release issued at the time by
|
||||
William E. Van Horn, the Civil Defense Director for Hillsdale County,
|
||||
Michigan. It contains a hitherto unknown loboratory report covering the
|
||||
scientific analysis of soil, water and animal life in the area of the reported
|
||||
landing. for those unfamiliar with the case, here are excepts from a
|
||||
statement made at the time by Van Horn:
|
||||
|
||||
On the evening of March 21,1966 at 10:32 P.M. a call was received from the
|
||||
New Woman's Dormitory at Hillsdale College by the Office Of Civil
|
||||
Defense.....from a student reporting that some type of craft had descended
|
||||
from the Northeast, flashed by their dormitory and disappeared to the South.
|
||||
At this time the girl described as well as later, the observing of red, green
|
||||
and white pulsating lights. There were 17 of the college students that made
|
||||
this ovservation
|
||||
|
||||
At approximately 11 PM, a second call was made by the girl to the Civil
|
||||
Defense Office informing them that the object had reappeared and had settled
|
||||
close to the ground approximately one half mile from the dormitory. Van Horn
|
||||
at once called for help from the Police Department and three cars plus himself
|
||||
were sent in a two mile area from the dormitory to the East. Van Horn checked
|
||||
the area at the half mile point and after he was unable to locate anything.
|
||||
he at once returned to the dormitory.
|
||||
|
||||
Upon arriving at the dormitory he was escorted to the second floor and taken
|
||||
to a room facing the East, from where he made the following observation. He
|
||||
observed that there was an object which was an approximate distance of 1,500
|
||||
to 1,700 feet away from them...settled into a hollow and was apparently either
|
||||
near or on the ground. The two lights upon his first observation were what he
|
||||
would describe as a dim orange on the right and a dirty white on the left.
|
||||
After observing this for a period of about 10 minutes the lights began to grow
|
||||
in brilliance, the dim orange became red and true in color and the white
|
||||
became a true white. As the lights became more brilliant, the object or
|
||||
vehice began to rise.
|
||||
|
||||
It would rise to a height of approximately 100 to 150 feet, stop momentarily
|
||||
and began to descend. This occurred several times. At one time upon
|
||||
descending a glow from the side opposite them came from somewhere and he was
|
||||
able to see a convexed surface.
|
||||
|
||||
The vehicle was also observed to move right to left and left to right, and did
|
||||
so in a very smooth manner. The acsent and descent were at an estimated rate
|
||||
of 25 to 30 feet per minute. (This was estimated from Van Horns experience as
|
||||
a commercial pilot.) At no time were any of the witnesses able to detect any
|
||||
type of sound or noise.
|
||||
|
||||
At approximately 4:30 AM, those still observing the scene noticed the lights
|
||||
disappear and this was the last that was seen of it.
|
||||
|
||||
The area that this was observed in was by no means a swamp but rather an area
|
||||
which is cultivated by Hillsdale College as a park.
|
||||
|
||||
Goudie, also states that there will be additional information up coming and
|
||||
will be released in a short time by the ufo information service in Seattle.
|
||||
This new information will even bring us closer to the reality of this case and
|
||||
keep this in mind that this case was investigated very carefully.
|
||||
|
||||
==============================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON - UFO Information Service Seattle, Washington 3/20/86
|
||||
|
||||
Lab Results Of 1966 Swamp Gas Case
|
||||
|
||||
page 2
|
||||
==============================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
1. SOIL TESTS
|
||||
|
||||
a. Acid-Base Test b. Solubility Test
|
||||
|
||||
Acid content of three, which is very The soil was very soluble in a
|
||||
heavy, and Base content of seven or water solution.
|
||||
eight, which is almost neutral.
|
||||
|
||||
c. Composition Test d. Radiological Test
|
||||
|
||||
There was no change in soil The radiation reading on the soil
|
||||
composition except for a slight was thirty-one hundredths
|
||||
additive of Boron. roentgens per hour. (.31 r/hr.)
|
||||
________________________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
2. PLANT TESTS
|
||||
|
||||
( Green and Fungi )
|
||||
|
||||
a. Paper Chromatography Test b. Tests for Measuring Life Functions
|
||||
|
||||
There were found only green and The plants were found to be
|
||||
yellow pigments in this test; the healthy.
|
||||
blue pigment did not show up in
|
||||
this test, so we presume the blue
|
||||
pigment was destroyed.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
c. Starch Test d. Clorophyll Test
|
||||
|
||||
This was found to be normal. This was found to be normal.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
e. Radiological Test f. Spectrum Test On Plants Clorophyll
|
||||
|
||||
The reading on the plants was The blue pigment was gone; it did
|
||||
three/hundred fifteen thousandths not show up in this test,presuming
|
||||
roentgens per hour. (.315 r/hr) again that the blue pigment was
|
||||
completely destroyed.
|
||||
________________________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
3. ANIMAL TESTS
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
a. Blood Hemoglobin Test b. Metabolism Test
|
||||
|
||||
Amphibian: The hemoglobin was Amphibian: had slower that
|
||||
slightly reduced. normal metabolish but nowt
|
||||
Crustation: The hemoglobin improving.
|
||||
showed no change from normal. Crustation: Could detect no
|
||||
metabolic change from normal.
|
||||
|
||||
c. Reflex Test d. Radiological Test
|
||||
|
||||
Amphibian: was sluggish when Amphibian: Three thousand
|
||||
first captured but has not seventy five-tenthousandths.
|
||||
improved. (.3075 r/hr)
|
||||
Crustation: No change detected. Crustation: Three thousand one
|
||||
hundred twenty five-ten
|
||||
thousandths. (.3125 r/hr)
|
||||
________________________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
4. MINERAL TESTS
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
a. Acid-Base Test b. Type Of Rock Specimen
|
||||
|
||||
All rocks, ingenous, metmorphic 1. Ingenous
|
||||
and sedimentary were found to be 2. Metamorphic
|
||||
neutral. 3. Sedimentary
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
c. Check Of Characteristics d. Radiological Test
|
||||
|
||||
All characteristics of the rocks 1. Ingenous ------- .31 r/hr
|
||||
found to be normal for each type 2. Metamorphic ---- .31 r/hr
|
||||
of rock. There were no chemical 3. Sedimentary ---- .3125 r/hr
|
||||
or structural changes.
|
||||
|
||||
______________________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
5. WATER TESTS
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
a. Microscopic Analysis b. Acid-Base Test
|
||||
|
||||
All microscopic animals and plants The water was neutral of both acid
|
||||
dead; cause unknown. and base.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
c. Composition Of Materials In The d. Radiological Test
|
||||
Water
|
||||
The water had a .315 r/hr reading.
|
||||
All minerals found in the water
|
||||
normal with the exception of a
|
||||
slight trace of Boron.
|
||||
|
||||
______________________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
6. ENVIRONMENTAL TESTS
|
||||
|
||||
TAKEN 3/23/66
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
a. Temperature b. Pond Life
|
||||
|
||||
1. Water 42 degrees F 1. Crustation:
|
||||
2. Air 54 degrees F 2. Amphibians: There was an
|
||||
No unusual heat shown. unusually large number of them.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
c. Range and Time of Radiological d. Changes of Visible Appearance
|
||||
Changes Caused by the U.F.O.
|
||||
|
||||
The first meter reading the meter No apparent changes in environment
|
||||
showed thirty three hundredths were visible.
|
||||
roentgens (.33 r/hr) and its last
|
||||
reading 3 hours later showed twenty
|
||||
seven hundredths roentgens (.27 r/hr).
|
||||
______________________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
CONCLUSIONS
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
1. Soil: 2. Plants:
|
||||
|
||||
The soil had above normal radiation The plants had above normal
|
||||
and also had abnormal content of radiation.
|
||||
Boron.
|
||||
Blue pigments did not show up
|
||||
The Boron is alien to this type of in the tests and were presumed
|
||||
soil. destroyed, but this did not seem
|
||||
to effect the life junctions of
|
||||
the plants.
|
||||
|
||||
==============================================================================
|
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|
||||
|
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The SWAMP GAS JOURNAL
|
||||
*********************
|
||||
|
||||
SPECIAL ISSUE #2: "A Looney a Look"
|
||||
|
||||
December 1992 ISSN 0707-7106
|
||||
|
||||
===============================================================
|
||||
|
||||
Following numerous requests for additional information regarding UFOs
|
||||
and crop circles in North America, I decided to make available the
|
||||
original manuscript of "A Looney a Look". This article was just
|
||||
recently published in the INTERNATIONAL UFO REPORTER (CUFOS), Volume
|
||||
17, Number 5, Sept/Oct. 1992, pp. 9-12. The IUR version is slightly
|
||||
different from the manuscript, and includes two photogrpahs which are
|
||||
not reproduced here. Readers are recommended to obtain the published
|
||||
version from the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies at: 2457 West
|
||||
Peterson Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60659. I think the single issue
|
||||
cost is $25.00.
|
||||
|
||||
The article was written to show a different approach to the crop circle
|
||||
phenomenon, and the describe what a typical investigation is like.
|
||||
|
||||
For further information, contact UFOROM or NAICCR at Box 1918,
|
||||
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3C 3R2. The Swamp Gas Journal is copyright
|
||||
(c) 1992 by Chris A. Rutkowski. UFOROM, NAICCR and the Swamp Gas
|
||||
Journal do not represent the opinions of the University of Manitoba or
|
||||
the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. Address email correspondence
|
||||
to: rutkows@ccu.umanitoba.ca
|
||||
|
||||
=======================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
"A Looney a Look"
|
||||
|
||||
I had just settled into bed, and was going to forego
|
||||
watching the late news. I was bone-tired; the kind of tired only
|
||||
a parent with an eight-month-old baby can appreciate. It was
|
||||
about 10:30 PM, Sunday, August 16, 1992.
|
||||
The phone chirped (telephones don't "ring" anymore). It was
|
||||
Roy Bauer, an associate and good friend who has accompanied me on
|
||||
many an investigation, and vice-versa. He told me that a teaser
|
||||
for the news had a story about new crop circles in Manitoba.
|
||||
Film at eleven.
|
||||
Several days earlier, he and I had gone with another NAICCR
|
||||
associate to Friedensruh, Manitoba, where we investigated the
|
||||
claims of a crop "triangle" in a pasture surrounded by an
|
||||
electric fence. We had concluded that the UGM there had been
|
||||
caused by cattle accidentally herded within the fenced area.
|
||||
Still earlier in the summer, various NAICCR reps had visited
|
||||
other crop formations closer to Winnipeg, which were heralded by
|
||||
their discoverers and the media as being communications from the
|
||||
space aliens. As soon as we had seen them, we knew they were
|
||||
lodging, a common field effect created by a combination of wind,
|
||||
rain, and weak plant stems.
|
||||
But the story on the news that night spoke of actual
|
||||
formations: circles with arrows and rings. Now these were more
|
||||
unusual, and sounded more like their better-known British
|
||||
cousins.
|
||||
NAICCR (North American Institute for Crop Circle Research)
|
||||
was formed as a sister group of UFOROM (Ufology Research of
|
||||
Manitoba) in 1990, in response to requests from British
|
||||
cerealogists wanting information about crop circles in North
|
||||
America. We had realized that, although there were a number of
|
||||
people in North America who were independently investigating crop
|
||||
circles, there was no comprehensive gathering of data underway.
|
||||
Furthermore, like most UFO or Fortean groups, UFOROM members had
|
||||
been studying crop circles for decades, long before they were
|
||||
popularized in Britain. Ted Phillips' catalogue of physical
|
||||
traces listed many such swirled circles, along with other traces,
|
||||
going back before the turn of the century. These UGMs (unusual
|
||||
ground markings) had been cropping up (pardon the pun) from time
|
||||
to time in North America, sometimes with an associated UFO
|
||||
sighting.
|
||||
So, NAICCR began investigating Canadian crop circles and
|
||||
soliciting information on American cases from other investigators
|
||||
and groups. (The phrase "pulling teeth" comes to mind.) With
|
||||
the co-operation of several researchers, NAICCR has published
|
||||
reports and an annual review of North American UGMs, a feat still
|
||||
lacking on the British scene. (Sure, they publish lots of pretty
|
||||
pictures, but what about the data?)
|
||||
But I digress ...
|
||||
After Roy called me, I turned on the TV and flipped channels
|
||||
until I found a provincial newscast. Sure enough, there was a
|
||||
short blurb about crop circles near a town named Strathclair. I
|
||||
thought hard about where that was in relation to Winnipeg. I had
|
||||
a funny feeling I was going to be driving a long, long way.
|
||||
There was little more that could be done that night, so I
|
||||
jotted down a few notes, and turned in. Again.
|
||||
The next morning, I drove to work early, fearing that a
|
||||
barrage of phone messages from the media would await me. On the
|
||||
way in, I heard a brief clip of a radio interview with a woman
|
||||
who had observed a UFO at the circle sites. This was a rarity in
|
||||
cerealogy, and was a supporting datum for the ETH with regards to
|
||||
crop circle creation. Colin Andrews would be pleased, I mused.
|
||||
There were surprisingly few media calls at work, and I dealt
|
||||
with them quickly. Curiously, the local TV networks were not
|
||||
really interested in the new cases. I had hoped to get their
|
||||
help in obtaining aerial videos of the formations, as NAICCR
|
||||
hardly has enough money for gas, let alone airplane rental. But
|
||||
it turned out the media were gun-shy; they had been "burned" by
|
||||
their coverage of the previous non-events, and were not going to
|
||||
do anything further on the story. This was okay, since it would
|
||||
mean we could carry out an investigation without the cameras
|
||||
following us around, as in other years.
|
||||
I phoned the editor of the Strathclair area newspaper, Greg
|
||||
Nesbitt, and got more details about the cases. There were said
|
||||
to be seven separate sites, plus a handful of UFO sightings.
|
||||
Since they had been found, at least two or three hundred people
|
||||
had visited the formations. Well, so much for finding any useful
|
||||
clues. But, because of the unique shapes involved, we still felt
|
||||
it was worth a look. I told Greg that a NAICCR team would be out
|
||||
the next day.
|
||||
On Tuesday morning at around 8:00 AM, Roy Bauer, Guy
|
||||
Westcott and I left Winnipeg for Strathclair. The town is about
|
||||
275 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg, and it took us exactly four
|
||||
hours to reach the area. We had been told that one of the sites
|
||||
was clearly visible from the highway, but we didn't notice it on
|
||||
our way in. We arrived in the town of Shoal Lake, where we were
|
||||
to meet Greg, at around noon.
|
||||
Greg was going to be our guide, but we had an hour to kill
|
||||
before he was ready to lead us out. So, being hard-working
|
||||
investigators, we went to the local bar. During lunch, we made
|
||||
casual inquiries about the crop circles. Everyone had at least
|
||||
heard of them, and some people admitted visiting the sites. We
|
||||
went over to the RCMP office and inquired if they had received
|
||||
any official reports. The commanding officer barely contained
|
||||
his amusement with the situation. He joked that he had the
|
||||
aliens in a jail cell. He did admit, though, that they had
|
||||
received some calls about some bright lights that weekend.
|
||||
We met Greg around 1:00 PM in his print shop cum newspaper
|
||||
office. He grabbed a tape recorder and we headed for our
|
||||
vehicles. This was big news. Not only had the aliens landed,
|
||||
but investigators had come all the way from the "big city" to see
|
||||
them.
|
||||
Greg led us back down the highway to a patch of field
|
||||
halfway between Shoal Lake and Strathclair, just outside a hamlet
|
||||
named Ipswich. (It was interesting how the first crop formation
|
||||
in the area was at a site named for a British city.) We had
|
||||
missed it because from the road, the site looked just like a
|
||||
patch of lodging. We had seen many such patches on the drive
|
||||
out, and in fact had stopped to examine one closely.
|
||||
But this wasn't lodging. Once we were led in on the well-
|
||||
trodden path, the shape of the formation became quite clear.
|
||||
Slightly elliptical, the site had diameter axes of 26 and 24.5
|
||||
feet. On a northeasterly heading of 65 degrees, an arrow
|
||||
protruded away from the crop circle, giving the effect of the
|
||||
symbol for Mars, or "male". The wheat was about four feet tall
|
||||
outside the formation, and was neatly bent and swirled
|
||||
counterclockwise inside the circle. The wheat was bent away from
|
||||
the circle inside the arrow, and toward its end points. The
|
||||
width of the arrow corridor was about 28 inches. While we
|
||||
measured, took samples and photos, two truckloads of visitors
|
||||
arrived. They tramped through the neatly-woven grain, and added
|
||||
to the disturbed state of the site.
|
||||
The site was only 40 feet away from the nearest access road,
|
||||
and about 100 feet from the highway. It had been found on
|
||||
Saturday, August 16, 1992, by the owner of the land, and reported
|
||||
to the media the following day. By that time, word had spread
|
||||
anyway. Once the circle news had got out, a woman reported that
|
||||
she had seen a UFO over the field on Friday evening. She had
|
||||
been driving from Shoal Lake to Ipswich, and had been passing the
|
||||
field when she observed a dark object with two "headlights" and a
|
||||
flashing "taillight". The UFO moved slowly over the field at an
|
||||
estimated height of a telephone pole, and about 250 feet away
|
||||
from the witness. After a minute or so, it moved out of sight
|
||||
behind some trees. Two other people driving along the highway
|
||||
also glimpsed the object before it disappeared.
|
||||
After we had finished our work at the Ipswich site, Greg led
|
||||
us to the next site, nearer Strathclair. This formation was
|
||||
visible from the highway, situated on a slight hill so that it
|
||||
was visible to eastbound travellers. It, too, was a Mars symbol.
|
||||
This time, the main circle was perfectly circular, about 24 feet
|
||||
in diameter. The arrow was thicker than the one at Ipswich, and
|
||||
pointed on a bearing of 120 degrees, away from the highway.
|
||||
Guy, Roy and I began musing about how one would go about
|
||||
making such a formation. Greg made a comment about how skeptical
|
||||
we seemed to be. After all, wasn't it obvious that only aliens
|
||||
could have made the formation? He related how one of the first
|
||||
people on the scene had found a "dinosaur footprint" at the point
|
||||
of the arrow, and how it had been suggested that the arrow could
|
||||
have been made by a ramp extended from the landed, circular UFO.
|
||||
Of course, the numerous visitors to the site had eradicated any
|
||||
sign of the print.
|
||||
I thought about the arguments which were raging on the other
|
||||
side of the Atlantic, one of which was about whether or not it
|
||||
was possible to hoax a crop formation. On impulse, I sat down
|
||||
abruptly in the field. I was completely out of view of my
|
||||
colleagues, a few feet away. "Let's try making a circle," I
|
||||
offered. Greg was doubtful. No human could make such a
|
||||
formation, surely. (I told him not to call me ...)
|
||||
I looked at the wheat closely. It was planted in neat rows
|
||||
about four inches apart. I got up and walked about thirty feet
|
||||
away from the site, carefully stepping between two rows. I
|
||||
looked back. There was no sign of my entry. I began walking in
|
||||
what I thought was a circle, met my own path and began spiralling
|
||||
inward. Roy joined me, and we performed a triticale pas de deux,
|
||||
trampling the wheat in a circle twenty feet in diameter. In five
|
||||
minutes, we had made a fair copy of the "real" circle. Stems
|
||||
stuck up here and there where we had missed them, and we did some
|
||||
touch-ups. I was surprised to find that our effort was almost
|
||||
exactly circular.
|
||||
Greg and Guy compared our handiwork with the "real" site,
|
||||
and declared it a reasonable facsimile. ("Maybe someone could
|
||||
have made it," Greg mumbled.) I bent down to look at the newly-
|
||||
trampled wheat, and was greatly surprised. One of the points of
|
||||
contention in debates over "real" and hoaxed British circles is
|
||||
that wheat stems in "real" circles are bent, not broken. When
|
||||
one crushes wheat underfoot while walking in a field, it is
|
||||
assumed that the wheat stems would show numerous kinks and
|
||||
breakage. Virtually none of the wheat in our new crop circle was
|
||||
broken. Somehow, the stems were neatly bent over in a
|
||||
counterclockwise direction, swirled into the center, and showing
|
||||
no evidence of having been trodden upon.
|
||||
I never intended to show that hoaxers had made the formation
|
||||
this way. Indeed, I would expect that there would have been some
|
||||
basic tools used instead of one's own feet. But this formation
|
||||
had been made a few days after a full Moon, and the wheat was
|
||||
tall enough to afford cover if a car had chanced to pass on the
|
||||
highway ...
|
||||
There were still a few other questions about the formation,
|
||||
though; the hoax theory wasn't completely fleshed-out enough to
|
||||
my satisfaction. What was the motive? How was it done, really?
|
||||
Why would anyone bother? And what about the UFO sightings?
|
||||
We headed for the other sites. They were all approximately
|
||||
three miles south of the main highway, along a farming road. Two
|
||||
were directly across a road from one another. As we drove up, we
|
||||
saw that some boys were standing in front of a formation,
|
||||
wielding a hand-painted sign. As we walked over, it became
|
||||
readable: "A LOONIE A LOOK". ("Loonie" is a Canadian slang term
|
||||
for a dollar coin, because of the image of a swimming loon on one
|
||||
side.)
|
||||
The boys turned out to be a gold mine of information.
|
||||
Contrary to what we had been told earlier, this particular
|
||||
formation (another arrowed circle) had appeared over a week
|
||||
before. The one across the road had appeared first, a week
|
||||
before that. After the second had been found, the boys had
|
||||
thought to make a ringlike path around the whole formation, so
|
||||
that visitors could examine the site without disturbing it.
|
||||
Unfortunately, their idea didn't work, and what's more, the ring
|
||||
had been assumed to be part of the original formation.
|
||||
The arrow from this circle pointed on a bearing of 260
|
||||
degrees. When we later plotted all the formations on a map, we
|
||||
were disappointed to discover that the directions indicated by
|
||||
the arrows didn't converge. Furthermore, none of the arrows
|
||||
pointed toward a significant local feature such as a native
|
||||
midden, burial mound, mountain, or new age mystic site. (Now, if
|
||||
I was going to make such an elaborate hoax ... )
|
||||
The fifth site was clearly lodging. However, because it was
|
||||
only a mile from the two nearest formations, many people had
|
||||
visited it. While there, more visitors came by, and we asked
|
||||
them about other sites. We were given directions to other fields
|
||||
where formations were said to have been found, but we were unable
|
||||
to verify any others.
|
||||
On the drive back to Winnipeg, we stopped in at a TV station
|
||||
in Brandon. The news director told us of another circle site in
|
||||
the area. As it was already late, we decided to ask another
|
||||
NAICCR rep, Jeff Harland, to investigate. He lives in Brandon,
|
||||
and had investigated some UGMs in the area a few years ago. We
|
||||
dropped by his house (by some remarkable timing) exactly at
|
||||
dinnertime, and found ourselves graciously invited for supper.
|
||||
During the meal, we compared notes and swapped ideas about the
|
||||
crop circle scene. We drew up some maps of the formations, and
|
||||
talked for hours about our findings.
|
||||
We learned that a TV special on British crop circles had
|
||||
been aired on the Friday night that the Ipswich circle was
|
||||
probably made. It could be that someone got the idea to hoax a
|
||||
circle from that show, but then, two circles were found before
|
||||
the show was aired. Other than that program, there had been very
|
||||
little media attention given to crop circles. There was no
|
||||
national or international coverage of the North American circles
|
||||
during the summer, and the media were staying away from the
|
||||
British formations in droves.
|
||||
We had taken both VHF and AM/FM radios into the formations.
|
||||
No interference was heard. A compass was not deflected by any
|
||||
magnetic anomaly. A tape recorder worked fine, and there were no
|
||||
beepings or strange signals left on the tape. Animals were not
|
||||
wary to enter the sites, and there was no lack of insects at the
|
||||
sites. None of us felt any "bad vibes", unlike some circle
|
||||
investigators at other formations. All of these effects were
|
||||
checked because some cerealogists are insistent that anomalous
|
||||
phenomena plague such sites. Apart from the fact they were
|
||||
there, there was nothing particularly unusual about the sites.
|
||||
("Another mysterious crop circle. Yawn.")
|
||||
The wheat samples we collected will be sent to various
|
||||
researchers for testing. Now that cerealogists have finally
|
||||
conceded that spagyrical analysis (the "tests" which showed a
|
||||
change in the "crystalline structure" of the plant cells) is
|
||||
spurious and unscientific, and the supposed radionuclides found
|
||||
in crop circles have been shown to be glitches in the data, the
|
||||
only remaining anomalous effects associated with crop circles are
|
||||
the growth studies done by Dr. Levengood at the Pinelandia
|
||||
Biophysical Labs. He claims that wheat from crop circles will
|
||||
grow more readily than control samples. This is easy enough to
|
||||
check, since we now have more seed samples. Of course, these
|
||||
will be double-blind tests.
|
||||
Since our expedition to the Strathclair formations, we have
|
||||
kept abreast of the British scene, and read with interest the
|
||||
reports of investigations by the Project Argus group. North
|
||||
America has only had one complex crop circle formation, and it
|
||||
was distinctly different from the British experience. My biggest
|
||||
concern with the British circle scene was the overabundance of
|
||||
formations in southern England compared with the rest of the
|
||||
world. Why does Britain have so many crop circles, and why do
|
||||
they look as they do?
|
||||
From my correspondence with other researchers, between 50
|
||||
and 75 percent of all British formations are suspected to be
|
||||
hoaxes. I would suggest that the actual fraction is much
|
||||
higher - probably around 90 percent. Either way, there is no
|
||||
question that the British data is badly contaminated. What is
|
||||
needed is a comprehensive list of the British sites with
|
||||
indications of which ones are likely or proven hoaxes. It seems
|
||||
that people are delving into mystical philosophy and Gaiean
|
||||
premonitions without first sorting out the "good" data from the
|
||||
"bad" data, whatever the two sets may be. (Paul Fuller, editor
|
||||
of The Crop Watcher, a British circlezine, has just reported that
|
||||
many "expert" cerealogists have grudgingly begun considering the
|
||||
fact that most, if not all, crop circle formations are likely
|
||||
hoaxes.)
|
||||
So far in 1992, less than two dozen North American crop
|
||||
circle (rather, UGM) sites have been investigated. Despite low
|
||||
media coverage and a number of hoaxers' admissions, about two
|
||||
hundred sites have been found in Britain this year. What gives?
|
||||
The infamous circle hoaxers Doug and Dave probably made less than
|
||||
ten formations, despite their earlier claims which were accepted
|
||||
wholeheartedly by the general public. Two NAICCR investigators
|
||||
caught a hoaxer here in Manitoba. Big deal. We know that crop
|
||||
circles can be hoaxed, and that cerealogy "experts" cannot tell a
|
||||
"real" circle from a hoaxed one. Why haven't the circles gone
|
||||
away? And a better question: why is there still so much
|
||||
interest in these peculiar UGMs?
|
||||
Cerealogy has attracted at least as many loonies as ufology,
|
||||
unfortunately. We seem to be looking at another sociological
|
||||
phenomenon, perhaps a reaction to our confused technological age.
|
||||
I'm not particularly convinced that crop circles are alien
|
||||
hieroglyphics, plasma vortex traces or patches left by mating
|
||||
hedgehogs. Actually, I'm more fascinated by those who think that
|
||||
there is enough evidence to adhere to a certain theory.
|
||||
So with that, at least until I get my next phone call, I
|
||||
will lay back and reflect on all this circular reasoning. Pun
|
||||
intended. (Again.)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
A Looney a Look, Part 2
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Where, exactly, is cerealogy heading? Well, according to Paul
|
||||
Fuller, editor of the CROP WATCHER, a British circlezine, cerealogy
|
||||
could be in for some real trouble. In a recent issue of CW, he had
|
||||
this to say:
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|
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"Even the paranormally-inclined cerealogists have admitted that 1992
|
||||
produced fakes galore, with few prepared to stick their necks out and
|
||||
claim that a single (NB!) British circle qualified as 'genuine'. In
|
||||
some ways, this restrained response could be construed as an
|
||||
over-reaction to last summer's hoax revelations, but in reality the
|
||||
awful truth has dawned on cerealogists everywhere - that most modern
|
||||
crop circles really are man-made hoaxes and that if there ever was a
|
||||
'genuine' phenomenon in the first place it has now been utterly swamped
|
||||
by a smokescreen of wishful thinking and media-inspired mythology. Sad
|
||||
words indeed but a fact which most researchers now seem to be accepting
|
||||
with some reluctance."
|
||||
|
||||
Later on, Paul notes that "leading cerealogists accept that they have
|
||||
lost the crop circle battle and that it is time to flee the sinking
|
||||
ship." A number of cerealogists are said to be emigrating to the USA!
|
||||
|
||||
As for the remaining "meteorologically-caused" circles, Terence Meaden,
|
||||
that theory's main proponent has now stated that: "Anything other than
|
||||
a simple circle is definitely a hoax", and he has now restricted the
|
||||
number of 'genuine circles' to "fewer than a dozen a year". Paul
|
||||
further notes: "It remains to be seen whether Meaden's meteorological
|
||||
theory can survive such trauma."
|
||||
|
||||
Later in the issue, there appears a map of England, showing the
|
||||
locations of "Known Crop Circle (Groups of) Hoaxes". Paul noted
|
||||
that "there are so many known hoaxers that we couldn't
|
||||
squeeze them all in!" Good old Doug and Dave, who got all the
|
||||
publicity, are on there wih their small number of formations.
|
||||
|
||||
In North America, we know that Rob Day made a few hoaxed circles in
|
||||
Alberta, a farmhand was caught by my colleagues and I in Manitoba, and
|
||||
at least one set of hoaxers admitted to some circles in the American
|
||||
midwest.
|
||||
|
||||
But what about all the physical evidence for crop circles? As noted
|
||||
earlier, the radionuclide issue is very nearly dead. When I had first
|
||||
been told of the unusual readings inside crop circles, I was very
|
||||
surprised. Crop circle "experts" were convinced that their readings
|
||||
were correct, and that there was something abnormal about the creation
|
||||
mechanism for crop formations that resulted in bizarre nuclear
|
||||
reactions. Yttrium? Protactinium? Tellurium? As soon as I saw the
|
||||
list of the elements, I knew the cerealogists were off on a wrong
|
||||
track. In order to create such elements, the proposed mechanism (a
|
||||
neutron beam) would have had to make other elements as well. But these
|
||||
weren't detected. Therefore, I knew the findings were probably
|
||||
spurious. There had rarely been any detectable radiation associated
|
||||
with circular, swirled impressions previous to the cerealogy furore, so
|
||||
it was odd that these new versions of UGMs were suddenly littered with
|
||||
unstable elements. For those researchers insistent that crop circles
|
||||
were something other than the traces catalogued by Ted Phillips, the
|
||||
radionuclide discoveries were proof that the crop circles were
|
||||
abnormal, and a new phenomena altogether. For those who considered the
|
||||
British crop circles as only a new twist on an old phenomenon, the
|
||||
radionuclides were only red herrings.
|
||||
|
||||
What about the unusual characteristics of the circles? Things like
|
||||
the woven nature of the wheat and the claims that the stalks were
|
||||
"bent", not "broken"? The fact that "expert" cerealogists were fooled
|
||||
on more than one occasion suggests that these characteristics are not
|
||||
as cut-and-dry as one would like. And, as Paul Fuller points out, the
|
||||
1992 formations are very suspect, and no one is willing to declare them
|
||||
authentic. As my experiment at the Strathclair site indicates, wheat
|
||||
stalks can be bent by manual or mechanical means in ways that would not
|
||||
leave breakage. To complicate matters, the quality of the wheat will
|
||||
affect this characteristic. The diameter of the stalk, the moisture
|
||||
content, the weather, the soil nutrients and a host of other factors
|
||||
will all affect the bending/breakage.
|
||||
|
||||
One oft-repeated mystery is the abnormal "crystalline structure" of
|
||||
wheat stalk sections, as discovered by a British laboratory.
|
||||
Micrographic photos of these sections were reproduced in a number of
|
||||
cerealogy books and zines as proof of a mysterious force at work in the
|
||||
circles. But as soon as the photos were published, some researchers
|
||||
became suspicious. What, exactly, was the procedure which generated
|
||||
the crystalline analyses? What devices were used? It was reported in
|
||||
some circlezines that questions about the analyses were rebuffed by the
|
||||
reporters of the information. It was only through continued requests
|
||||
that it became known that the procedure was actually "spagyrical
|
||||
analysis", a techniques developed by an alchemist hundreds of years ago
|
||||
and without much scientific credibility. Colin Andrews, in an
|
||||
interview published in the summer of 1992, conceded that the analyses
|
||||
were not acceptable as scientific methodology, and that the results
|
||||
were suspect.
|
||||
|
||||
Finally, the remaining physical evidence: the appearance and
|
||||
abnormal growth of wheat seeds taken from within crop circles.
|
||||
Reported originally by Michael Chorost, the seed tests were performed
|
||||
by Dr. Levengood at Pinelandia Laboratories in the USA. Seed samples
|
||||
were obtained from circle sites in Canada, the USA and England.
|
||||
Microscopic examination showed that the outer seed shells were
|
||||
irregular in shape, with many "pits". When grown in a laboratory, the
|
||||
seeds from inside crop circles grew better than control samples. It
|
||||
was therefore concluded that some force probably caused an alteration
|
||||
in the genetic structure of the wheat.
|
||||
|
||||
It will be interesting to see if this claim stands the test of time.
|
||||
Samples from Canadian crop circle sites are being prepared for sending
|
||||
to Dr. Levengood and other researchers in a double blind test of this
|
||||
theory. One would wonder if the samples from last year were from sites
|
||||
which were actually hoaxed. Because of the difficulty in establishing
|
||||
the "genuineness" of a site, it would be very odd to have all the
|
||||
previously-tested samples produce consistently positive results.
|
||||
|
||||
Another claim that is often hawked is the similarity between crop
|
||||
circle formations and ancient hieroglyphics. Some cerealogists have
|
||||
"translated" crop formations and discovered a warning from space
|
||||
beings, communications from Sumerian priests and "diatonic ratios".
|
||||
The most scientific of these interpretations was published in Science
|
||||
News, written by a noted archaeologist. He made the observation that
|
||||
whatever was creating the crop formations in England had a knowledge of
|
||||
geometrical theorems. Four theorems were "proven" through the
|
||||
appearance of some sites, while a fifth theorem was postulated. It was
|
||||
argued that random hoaxers could not possess such abilities.
|
||||
|
||||
If most crop formations are hoaxes, then ANY discussion about
|
||||
"translating" the formations' text is pointless. Aside from a few
|
||||
definite arabic lettering examples at sites (and one "reply" to the
|
||||
aliens/Sumerians), reading obscure alphabets into crop formations has
|
||||
led only to confusion over whether the circle creators were Hebrew,
|
||||
Sumerian, Egyptian or alien. Of course, if the circle creators knew
|
||||
enough about terrestrial alphabets to begin with, one would think that
|
||||
a better medium could have been selected. And, since the
|
||||
identification of circle formations with old alphabets involve some
|
||||
liberal artistic licence, advanced circle creators might make their
|
||||
attempts at communication more precise and open to less interpretation.
|
||||
|
||||
All this is hair-splitting compared to the real problem of why crop
|
||||
circles seem to be most prevalent in southern England. Some records
|
||||
(such as they are) suggest over two thousand circles have been
|
||||
discovered during the late 80's and early 90's. Yet, the numbers or
|
||||
complexity of the formations are not evident in other areas of the
|
||||
world. A puzzling aspect of the UFO phenomenon is its presence
|
||||
around the globe, with cases in Asia as well as America. Indeed,
|
||||
simple crop circle UGMs have been found in virtually all corners of the
|
||||
globe. But complex crop formations are really only in England. Why?
|
||||
Is this an indication of a profound, new kind of physical phenomenon,
|
||||
as some cerealogists propound?
|
||||
|
||||
Probably not. As the ratio of suspected crop circle hoaxes to
|
||||
"real" circles climbs higher with each new evaluation, it is my guess
|
||||
that the British crop circle wave will boil down to a flap of standard
|
||||
flattened grass/wheat UGMs, to a level comparable with worldwide
|
||||
activity. There MAY BE a new phenomenon at work in southern England,
|
||||
but the data so far presented does not bear this out. A recent
|
||||
excellent analyses of British data (finally available) published in the
|
||||
Crop Watcher went to great length to attempt to support the Meaden
|
||||
vortex hypothesis. It was shown that there was a predominance of sites
|
||||
in geographical positions favourable to wind-realted effects, as per
|
||||
the theory. But data was supplied by Meaden, and there was no mention
|
||||
of a filtering for hoaxes. This would be of particular importance
|
||||
since Meaden has now reduced the number of "real" sites under
|
||||
consideration, according to Paul Fuller.
|
||||
|
||||
The bad news is that there is NO definitive evidence that suggests
|
||||
there is a "real" crop circle phenomenon at work in Britain. Physical
|
||||
evidence is debatable, "expert" opinions are questionable, and proposed
|
||||
theories are not supported by known physical mechanisms. But WHO,
|
||||
then, is responsible?
|
||||
|
||||
Certainly not Doug and Dave, for one thing. An army of
|
||||
technically-skilled hoaxers? Hard to imagine? During the crop circle
|
||||
peak, estimates of a dozen new formations per day were considered
|
||||
accurate, if not conservative. One thing generally forgotten is that
|
||||
most crop circle sites were only singles or doubles. Such UGMs are
|
||||
painfully easy to hoax. Why weren't they seen? How did they do it at
|
||||
night? Hard to say.
|
||||
|
||||
The good news is that labelling crop formations as "hoaxes" does not
|
||||
eliminate or solve the problem. How WERE some of the sites made in
|
||||
darkness and in fields supposedly under surveillance? Furthermore,
|
||||
there is a possibility that the vortex theory CAN account for some
|
||||
simple formations. Which ones?
|
||||
|
||||
As for the possibility that aliens were responsible, that remains
|
||||
intact - as a possibility. The ETH is almost always invoked when a UGM
|
||||
is discovered, with or without a UFO sighting. There are some videos
|
||||
of lights bobbing about British fields around crop circle sites, and
|
||||
one disputed video of a small "probe" Daylight Disk flitting across a
|
||||
British field. In rebuttal, vortex theorists produce eyewitness
|
||||
testimony of winds creating flattened circles. Can both sides be
|
||||
right?
|
||||
|
||||
As much as debunkers would like to believe the crop circle issue is
|
||||
solved in terms of Doug and Dave, there's more to the problem. The
|
||||
much broader "phenomenon" of cerealogy is still in need of examination.
|
||||
Is there a residue of unexplained cases among the hopelessly
|
||||
contaminated data? Why has the subject attracted such attention? Why
|
||||
has there been such a preponderance of sites in southern England? If
|
||||
hoaxers were behind so many of the formations, what was their
|
||||
motivation? How does the crop circle fervour compare with that of
|
||||
other historical and mythological physical traces such as fairie rings,
|
||||
megaliths, witches' sabbaths, linear mounds and petroforms? And on and
|
||||
on and on.
|
||||
|
||||
While this article will be interpreted as having a very negative,
|
||||
skeptical tone, it is only because such an attitude is natural when
|
||||
faced with an overwhelming amount of published comments and literature
|
||||
that do not seem to have addressed the core of the cerealogy problem.
|
||||
Instead, there have been coffee-table books of marvelous photographs and
|
||||
exciting speculation about the messages from the alien scribes or the
|
||||
new atmospheric mechanism responsible. But in very few cases have the
|
||||
Emperor's New Clothes been examined very closely. Debunkers very
|
||||
quickly pointed out the absurdity of such claims, but cerealogy refused
|
||||
to listen. This was one of the causes of the embarrassment faced by
|
||||
cerealogists during the days of the hoax expose. Researchers were too
|
||||
keen to expound upon the circles' mystery without taking a tip from
|
||||
ufology: try a conventional explanation first. Note that this is not
|
||||
debunking - just rational investigation. And it applies to all areas
|
||||
of Fortean research, not just cerealogy. Ufology and cryptozoology are
|
||||
just as prone to these problems.
|
||||
Waht is the solution? I certainly am not about to offer one. It
|
||||
has to come from the entire cerealogy or ufological community, from the
|
||||
relevant peer groups who are sincere about their research efforts.
|
||||
Until such time, we will be continued to be regaled with experts
|
||||
talking about mysterious energies at work inside circles, invisible
|
||||
alien scout craft with rotating landing gear, secret military aerial
|
||||
microwave beam platforms, ancient Sumerian hieroglyphics, witnesses of
|
||||
perfectly circular wind vortices and, of course, the infamous mating
|
||||
dance of hedgehogs.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. THE GROUP KNOWN AS MAJESTIC
|
||||
TWELVE HAS ENGAGED IN A VILE CONSPIRACY THAT HAS IGNORED THE LAW OF THE LAND
|
||||
AND THE PRINCIPLES OF FREEDOM THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS FOUNDED UPON. THEY
|
||||
HAVE TAKEN IT UPON THEMSELVES TO INSTITUTE UNLAWFUL AND DANGEROUS PROJECTS
|
||||
WHICH HAS ENDANGERED THE NATION AND THE HUMAN RACE. THE DISCLOSURE GROUP
|
||||
CONSISTS OF INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE SWORN TO UPHOLD AND PROTECT T E CONSTITUTION
|
||||
OF THE UNITED STATES. WE HOPE AND PRAY THAT THIS DISCLOSURE WILL ENCOURAGE
|
||||
OTHERS CONNECTED WITH THIS CONSPIRACY TO MAKE SIMILAR DISCLOSURES. WE ASK
|
||||
THAT THIS STATEMENT REMAIN ATTACHED TO THIS INFORMATION. WE SEEK NO REWARD OR
|
||||
PUBLIC ACCLAIM. WE ONLY SEEK TO EXPOSE THIS ACT AS A CRIMINAL ASSUALT UPON
|
||||
THE UNITED STATES AND THE HUMAN RACE.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
MAJESTIC TWELVE (PROWORD) MAJIC
|
||||
|
||||
MAJESTIC TWELVE, MAJESTIC 12, MAJESTIC-12, MJ-12, MAJIC, are all forms of the
|
||||
code name for the control group authorized by President Truman on 09/24/47.
|
||||
The Director of the Central Intelligenge Agency (CIA) is the Director of
|
||||
Majestic Twelve, MJ-1. The control group was formed to oversee a TOP SECRET
|
||||
Research and Development & Intelligence Operation and was responsible only to
|
||||
the President. The need for this group was dictated by the finding of a
|
||||
downed FLYING SAUCER scattered over 2 sites near the town of Roswell New
|
||||
Mexico in July 1947. The dead bodys of 4 very small human like ALIENS were
|
||||
also found. MAJESTIC TWELVE is the most highly classified secret in the
|
||||
United States and its existance has never been divulged to Congress. The
|
||||
funds for MJ-12 and Aquarius are CIA confidential (non-appropriated).
|
||||
|
||||
DOCUMENTS
|
||||
MAJESTIC TWELVE documents can be identified by the following;
|
||||
|
||||
TOP SECRET/MAJIC/RESTRICTED DATA EYES ONLY COPY___OF___ TOP
|
||||
SECRET/MAJIC/RESTRICTED EYES ONLY COPY___OF___ TOP SECRET/MAJIC
|
||||
EYES ONLY COPY___OF___
|
||||
|
||||
One of the above will appear both at the top and bottom of each page. You
|
||||
will never see one version in a document along with any other version. Also
|
||||
on each page will appear; T52-EXEMPT (E) or just EXEMPT. T52 is the
|
||||
publication outlining procedures for automatic downgrade of all security
|
||||
classifications and the time period for declassification of each security
|
||||
level. This information is never to be declassified. Each page of each
|
||||
document will be numbered consecutively and the number of pages will appear
|
||||
upon the cover sheet. Copys of MAJESTIC TWELVE beyond the original number
|
||||
are forbidden.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECTS under MAJESTIC TWELVE
|
||||
The operations listed here were current as late as 1976 with absolute
|
||||
certainty and are still operational to the best of our knowledge. The names
|
||||
of the original operations were changed several times over the years and
|
||||
eventually evolved into those listed.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT SIGN (PROWORD) MAJIC
|
||||
The first project under MAJESTIC TWELVE. The mission of project sign was
|
||||
essentially the same as that which PROJECT AQUARIUS evolved into. PROJECT
|
||||
SIGN referred to aliens as Extraterrestrial Biological Entities. The reasons
|
||||
for the absorbtion of PROJECT SIGN by PROJECT AQUARIUS were mainly of a
|
||||
political and security nature. PROJECT AQUARIUS stripped the Air Force and
|
||||
Army Generals of their historic control of the UFO/IAC projects and placed
|
||||
most of it under the Intelligence umbrella.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT AQUARIUS (PROWORD) MAJIC
|
||||
Established in 1953 by President Eisenhower under control of MJ-12 and PROJECT
|
||||
SIGN. The Project contains all information collected by the United States
|
||||
since it began investigating UFO's (Unidentified Flying Objects) and IAC's
|
||||
(Identified Alien Craft). At the time we saw this information it existed in
|
||||
approximately 15 or 16 volumes. This project became an independent project
|
||||
when PROJECT SIGN was eliminated in 1960. PROJECT AQUARIUS referred to aliens
|
||||
as Alien Life Forms. The mission of PROJECT AQUARIUS was to gather all
|
||||
scientific, technological, medical, and intelligence information from UFO &
|
||||
IAC sightings and contacts with Alien Life Forms. The information was to be
|
||||
used in the space program.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT SIGMA (PROWORD) AQUARIUS
|
||||
Established in 1954 as part of PROJECT SIGN. The mission of PROJECT SIGMA was
|
||||
to establish communication with the aliens. First communication was
|
||||
established in 1959 through binary computer language. On April 25, 1964 a USAF
|
||||
(OSI) officer met with aliens at a prearranged desert location in New Mexico.
|
||||
Information was exchanged and a basic understanding was reached after several
|
||||
hours. It was learned through this effort that several species of alien
|
||||
life existed. Communication was eventually established with all of them.
|
||||
Through communications it was determined that 3 catagorys existed. The three
|
||||
catagorys are MALEVOLENT (DANGEROUS), BENEVOLENT (GOOD-HELPFUL), and NEUTRAL
|
||||
(OBSERVERS ONLY) The project has been extremely successful.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT PLATO (PROWORD) AQUARIUS Established in 1960 after the United States
|
||||
established communications with the aliens. The mission of PROJECT PLATO was
|
||||
to establ ish diplomatic re lations with the aliens. Project Plato made
|
||||
agreements in order to prevent hostilitys between the United States and the
|
||||
aliens. An agreement was made with the MALEVOLENT aliens whereby they could
|
||||
abduct humans. The purpose of these abductions were to provide blood and
|
||||
other biological fluids as food for the aliens. The aliens agreed to furnish a
|
||||
list periodically to MJ-12 of the names of those abducted. PROJECT PLATO took
|
||||
whatever steps neccessary to prevent public disclosure.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
* PROJECT PLUTO (PROWORD) AQUARIUS
|
||||
Established in 1947 after the Roswell incident. The mission of PROJECT PLUTO
|
||||
was to recover all crashed or downed alien craft, to recover all evidence of
|
||||
alien presence or technology, and to recover all alien bodies (alive or dead).
|
||||
PROJECT PLUTO developed cover stories to satisfy press and civilian curiosity.
|
||||
PROJECT PLUTO was authorized use of deadly force and/or relocation to insure
|
||||
secrecy. PROJECT PLUTO was responsible for and biological intelligence of the
|
||||
Alien Life Forms.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT POUNCE (PROWORD) AQUARIUS Established in 1968. The mission of
|
||||
PROJECT POUNCE was to evaluate all UFO/IAC information pertaining to space
|
||||
technology. The goal was to duplicate the technology and/or improve upon it.
|
||||
Ultimate use of the technology would establish the United States as the
|
||||
dominate world power and close the gap in any confrontation with the aliens.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT REDLIGHT (PROWORD) AQUARIUS Established in 1954. The mission
|
||||
REDLIGHT was to test a recovered alien craft. The mission was accomplished in
|
||||
part only. PROJECT REDLIGHT was terminated in 1963 after every (flyable)
|
||||
recovered craft exploded during test flights. There were no survivors among
|
||||
the human test pilots.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT SNOWBIRD (PROWORD) AQUARIUS Established in 1972. The mission of
|
||||
PROJECT SNOWBIRD was to test fly a recovered alien craft. The project was on
|
||||
going the last time I saw this information.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT ???????? (PROWORD) AQUARIUS (NOTE...We are recall the name of this
|
||||
project nor have we been able to get response from anyone on it. At the time
|
||||
we saw the information the project was ongoing. It cannot be determined if
|
||||
this project is still in existence.) The mission of this project was to
|
||||
develop a low frequency pulsed sound generator. The energy produced from this
|
||||
generator was to be concentrated so that it could be aimed and used as a
|
||||
weapon in order to destroy the alien craft and beam weapons. The alien beam
|
||||
weapons were described as ange but able to incapacitate or destroy any weapons
|
||||
system known to date (1972). The aliens also possess a beam weapon which is
|
||||
described as being able to paralyse any human within range. Tests were
|
||||
described as having shown that the alien craft and weapons were extremely
|
||||
sensitive to low frequency pulsed sound waves. This weapon was to be used to
|
||||
incapacitate the alien defenses in order to allow PROJECT EXCALIBUR to succeed
|
||||
in its mission. The initial technology used in this project was capture the
|
||||
Germans during WW- II. The German sound generators were described as being
|
||||
able to knock down reinforced concrete buildings and shatter 4" thick armour
|
||||
from a great range. This technology is believed to further substantiate that
|
||||
Germany had recovered alien craft and had possibly had some dealings with the
|
||||
aliens prior to or during WW-II. Documents captured during and after WW-II
|
||||
indicated that an alien craft had been recovered by Germany in 1939. A German
|
||||
built flying saucer was captured dur last few months of WW-II.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT EXCALIBUR (PROWORD) AQUARIUS Established in 1972. The mission of
|
||||
PROJECT EXCALIBUR is to develop a weapons system capable of destroying the
|
||||
alien underground base after the alien beam weapons have been incapacitated or
|
||||
destroyed. The alien underground base is located beneath an indian
|
||||
reservation near the small town of Dulce, New Mexico. The device must be
|
||||
capable of penetrating 1,000 meters of tufa / hard pack soil and sustain no
|
||||
operational damage. This typ is commonly found in New Mexico where the alien
|
||||
base is located. Missile apogee must not exceed 30,000 feet AGL. Impact
|
||||
deviation will now exceed 50 meters. The device will carry a 1 megaton
|
||||
warhead.
|
||||
|
||||
PROJECT BLUE BOOK A U.S. Air Force project establiahed to determine whether
|
||||
UFO's pose a threat to the security of the United States and to determine
|
||||
whether UFO's exhibit any unique scientific information or advanced technology
|
||||
which could contribute to scientific or technical research. PROJECT was
|
||||
successful in its primary mission outlined above. PROJECT BLUE BOOK was not
|
||||
quite so successful in its secondary mission which was to publicly explain
|
||||
away the UFO phenomenon as natural or known phenomenon in order to eleminate
|
||||
public interest. To completely fulfill the secondary mission it was decided
|
||||
that an outside commission of distinguished scientists would be convened in
|
||||
order to permanantly lay the issue to rest. After this 'study' was completed
|
||||
(Condon Commission) the Air Force state the continuation of Project Blue Book
|
||||
cannot be justified, either on the ground of national security or in the
|
||||
interest of science. PROJECT BLUE BOOK was abandoned and its mission and
|
||||
information was consolidated under PROJECT AQUARIUS in 1969.
|
||||
|
||||
SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS Contracted to the University
|
||||
of Colorado in 1966 and Chaired by Dr. Edward U. Condon. The results of the
|
||||
panel were dictated before the first meeting. Despite objections of the other
|
||||
panel members, Dr. Cond le to fulfill the mission. The general conclusion was
|
||||
that "nothing has come from the study of UFOs in the past 21 years that has
|
||||
added to scientific knowledge." A panel from the National Academy of Sciences
|
||||
agreed. The press and the public were satisfied. Except for a hard core
|
||||
element of UFO believers the issue died in the public forum.
|
||||
|
||||
OPERATION UFO (NSA OPERATION IN SUPPORT OF PROJECT PLUTO) The mission of
|
||||
Operation UFO was to form intelligence teams versed in all of the knowledge
|
||||
learned which would be the first on scene of any UFO crash site in order to
|
||||
secure the technology and prevent it from falling into foreign hands. Several
|
||||
teams existed over the world. The United States was specifically concerned
|
||||
that it did not fall into Soviet hands. This mission was to be accomplished
|
||||
no matter the country of occurrance. Many subsequent ALIEN CRAFT recoverys
|
||||
would occur in foreign countrys as well as the United States. UFO was also
|
||||
used to recover downed space hardware (especially So d to recover nuclear
|
||||
weapons which became lost (usually by accident).
|
||||
|
||||
OPERATION MOONDUST (SUPPORTED SPACE PROGRAM & UFO) The mission of Operation
|
||||
Moondust was to provide a cover which would neutralize public curiosity while
|
||||
recovery of an ALIEN CRAFT was being conducted. The teams that made up the
|
||||
compliment of Moondust were the same teams that made up UFO. Moondust was made
|
||||
public and its mission (to the public) was to identify and recover United
|
||||
States space hardware which might fall to earth. s a bonified mission when
|
||||
circumstances dictated.
|
||||
|
||||
OPERATION BLUEFLY (SUPPORTED UFO & MOONDUST) The mission of operation Bluefly
|
||||
was to provide QUICK REACTION COMBAT TEAMS known as ALPHA teams (fight for
|
||||
technology if neccessary), mechanical and technological support in recovery,
|
||||
rapid and secure transport to secure storage and examination areas. There are
|
||||
several of these storage and examination areas in order to limit distance
|
||||
traveled and thus limit the possible chance of an accident that cou e cargo to
|
||||
public knowledge. Several teams existed over the world. Recovery and
|
||||
transport of both EBEs (dead or alive) and Alien craft were accomplished.
|
||||
Bluefly was also utilized in event of recovery of space objects (of
|
||||
terrestrial origin), and event of recovery of lost nuclear weapons (usually
|
||||
due to accident).
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
NOTE....This account of the history and current status of MAJESTIC TWELVE and
|
||||
the Alien Life Forms has been kept brief. We believe that the intent, however,
|
||||
has been served with th on provided. The whole story would fill several
|
||||
hundred volumes. We realize that even with the combined effort of several
|
||||
memorys we have probably made some mistakes. We have tried to minimize the
|
||||
mistakes and feel that what is represented is true and correct to the best of
|
||||
our combined knowledge.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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||||
TID-BITS OF TRASH:
|
||||
|
||||
Non-subscriber William Steinman has come out with a book called "UFO
|
||||
Crash at Aztec (New Mexico)", co-authored by Col. Wendelle Stevens from the
|
||||
depths of his prison cell. This tome is about the alleged saucer crash of May
|
||||
25th, 1948, in which the remains of sixteen dead aliens were allegedly found.
|
||||
The book is available from UFO Contact Newsline, 8721 Santa Monica Blvd.,
|
||||
Suite 600, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Price: a very hefty $18.95!
|
||||
|
||||
Pete Mazzola, co-founder of the Scientific Bureau of Investigation
|
||||
(SBI), died of brain cancer on June 10th of this year. With his passing, the
|
||||
SBI, which had several hundred members at its peak, is now defunct. We knew
|
||||
Peter slightly...
|
||||
|
||||
An organizational meeting of the New York Fortean Society was held in
|
||||
what appeared to be a very large closet in midtown New York City, on Sept.
|
||||
19th. Almost fifty people attended, including your humble editor, and the
|
||||
audience was practically sitting on each other's laps. Predictably, John Keel
|
||||
was elected president of the organization, and all of us who attended are
|
||||
considered founders. Wheeee!....
|
||||
|
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|
||||
Item: New York Times, Science Times Section, June 16, 1986
|
||||
|
||||
'Urge to Investigate and Believe'
|
||||
Sparks New Interest in U.F.O.'s
|
||||
|
||||
By William J. Broad
|
||||
The aliens are here again, at least in terms of popular culture, if not in
|
||||
fact.
|
||||
|
||||
Three books about alien visits are selling briskly; one of them has topped
|
||||
the nonfiction best seller list for weeks. clubs, newsletters, movies and
|
||||
lectures about unidentified flying objects are generating revenues at a
|
||||
pace exceeded only in the 1950's, during the first wave of U.F.O.
|
||||
sightings.
|
||||
|
||||
Enthusiasts are now even charging that for 40 years the Federal Government
|
||||
has harbored physical evidence of an earthly encounter with
|
||||
extraterrestrial creatures, including their lifeless bodies and damaged
|
||||
spacecraft. That startling report, dismissed by skeptics and Government
|
||||
officials as a laughable hoax, is contained in what purport to be
|
||||
top-secret Government papers from the Eisenhower era.
|
||||
|
||||
Why the fascination with aliens, despite repeated failures over the decades
|
||||
to document their earthly arrival?
|
||||
|
||||
In interviews, psychologists, historians, philosophers and writers of
|
||||
science fiction said belief in alien encounters was rooted in such things
|
||||
as the need for secular messiahs and the search for explanations for
|
||||
terrestrial troubles.
|
||||
|
||||
"The urge to investigate and believe in the stuff is almost religious,"
|
||||
said Ben Bova, former editor of Omni magazine and a writer of science
|
||||
fiction. "We used to have gods. Now we want to feel we're not alone,
|
||||
watched over by protective forces far beyond us."
|
||||
|
||||
But others, often sober, respectable scientists who have studied U.F.O.
|
||||
reports for years, said the skeptics were missing the biggest story of the
|
||||
age.
|
||||
|
||||
"People who haven't been paying attention to this stuff are in for shock,"
|
||||
said Dr. Bruce Maccabee, a full-time Navy physicist in Washington, D.C.,
|
||||
and a part-time U.F.O. researcher. "Some sort of things have been flying
|
||||
around for decades, and they aren't ours."
|
||||
|
||||
The current U.F.O. flurry is led by new books: "Communion" by Whitley
|
||||
Streiber (Morrow), "Intruders" by Budd Hopkins (Random House), and "Light
|
||||
Years" by Gary Kinder (Atlantic Monthly Press). "Communion" has been on
|
||||
the New York Times best seller list for 16 weeks.
|
||||
|
||||
All three tell of personal encounters with aliens. In this they differ
|
||||
from the last great period of U.F.O. enthusiasm, in the 1950's, said David
|
||||
M. Jacobs, author of "The U.F.O. Controversy in America," and a historian
|
||||
at Temple University in Philadelph ia. In the 1950's U.F.O. sightings
|
||||
were in vogue. Now, he said, we are in a "new era" in which aliens are
|
||||
taken as fact and attention had turned to "people's experiences" with them.
|
||||
|
||||
Indeed, the hottest topic among U.F.O. enthusiasts is what they describe
|
||||
as the Federal Government's experience with aliens, especially the "Roswell
|
||||
Incident," one of the oldest U.F.O. episodes on the books. Timothy Good,
|
||||
a British U.F.O. researcher, and a group of U.F.O. investigators in the
|
||||
United States say they have documentary evidence that the Government hid
|
||||
its knowledge that a "flying saucer" crashed in 1947 near Roswell, N.M.,
|
||||
killing its crew of extraterrestrial creatures. The charges are contained
|
||||
in Mr. Good's book "Above Top Secret: The Worldwide U.F.O. Cover-Up," to
|
||||
be published in Britain in July. The Roswell Incident The Government's
|
||||
position is that the 1947 incident was nothing more than the sighting of a
|
||||
weather balloon. But the U.F.O. researchers cite a newly discovered
|
||||
document, dated Nov. 18, 1952, purportedly a top-secret briefing paper for
|
||||
President-elect Dwi ght D. Eisenhower. It discusses a secret Federal team
|
||||
known as Majestic-12, or MJ-12, established by President Truman on Sept.
|
||||
24, 1947 to investigate the of the spacecraft and its crew [sic].
|
||||
|
||||
"It appears to be genuine," said William L. Moore, who wrote a book about
|
||||
the incident and who investigated the document for more than two years
|
||||
after a colleague received it anonymously in the mail. But he said there
|
||||
is nothing in the records "that show s it's a fraud."
|
||||
|
||||
"Nonsense," replied Philip J. Klass, a leading U.F.O. debunker and
|
||||
chairman of the U.F.O. subcommittee of the committee for the Scientific
|
||||
Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal, a respected group of scientists.
|
||||
Mr. Klass said he had seen the document and considered it "an outright
|
||||
hoax."
|
||||
|
||||
The document purportedly recounts a secret briefing to President-elect
|
||||
Eisenhower by Read Adm. Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter, the first director of
|
||||
the Central Intelligence Agency, who is now dead. According to the
|
||||
document, Admiral Hillenkoetter was a member of Majestic-12. It begins
|
||||
with a chronology of crash near Roswell [sic].
|
||||
|
||||
"On 07 July 1947," it says, "a secret operation was begun to assure
|
||||
recovery of the wreckage of this object for scientific study. During the
|
||||
course of this operation, aerial reconnaissance discovered that four small
|
||||
human-like beings had apparently eject ed from the craft at some point
|
||||
before it exploded. These had fallen to earth about two miles east of the
|
||||
wreckage site. all four were dead and badly decomposed due to action
|
||||
predators and exposure to the elements during the approximately one week
|
||||
time period which had elapsed before their discovery."
|
||||
|
||||
"A special scientific team took charge of removing these bodies for study.
|
||||
The wreckage of the craft was also removed to several different locations.
|
||||
Civilian and military witnesses in the area were debriefed, and news
|
||||
reporters were given the effective cover story that the object had been a
|
||||
misguided weather research balloon."
|
||||
|
||||
By November 1947, the briefing continued, a Federal team of scientists had
|
||||
concluded "that although these creatures are human-like in appearance, the
|
||||
biological and evolutionary processes responsible for their development has
|
||||
been quite different from tho se observed or postulated in homo-sapiens."
|
||||
|
||||
Stanton T. Friedman, a nuclear physicist in Frederickton, New Brunswick,
|
||||
Canada, who is investigating the document with Mr. Moore and who lectures
|
||||
widely on U.F.O.'s, acknowledged that interest it generated would raise
|
||||
lecture fees but said their goal was to get at the truth.
|
||||
|
||||
"We're dealing with something of extraordinary importance," he said. "What
|
||||
this means is that we humans are not the big shots we think we are." He
|
||||
said the landing was concealed because "no Government wants people to have
|
||||
their allegiance to the planet rather than themselves."
|
||||
|
||||
Reflecting on the scope and intensity of the current flurry of interest,
|
||||
Jerome Clark, vice president of the J. Allen Hynek Center for U.F.O.
|
||||
Studies in Chicago and editor of "International U.F.O. Reporter," said:
|
||||
"What's interesting is that all this is happening in the absence of a
|
||||
sighting wave. There hasn't really been anything sighted since the 1970's.
|
||||
If I were paranoid, I'd say it's quiet, too quiet."
|
||||
|
||||
Frederik Pohl, a science fiction writer, said belief in U.F.O.'s is
|
||||
flourishing now because the nation's political leaders are seen as
|
||||
floundering. "We're told by our leadership to be resolute against
|
||||
terrorism, yet they make deals," he said. "We're tol d 'Star Wars' is the
|
||||
future, but no one other than Ronald Reagan believes it. People have lost
|
||||
trust in reality and they're looking for something else."
|
||||
|
||||
Michael Wertheimer, a psychologist at the University of Colorado who has
|
||||
participated in studies that debunked U.F.O. reports, agreed that feelings
|
||||
of helplessness tended to reinforce the urge to believe in the
|
||||
extraterrestrial.
|
||||
|
||||
Paul Kurtz, a philosopher at the State University of New York at Buffalo
|
||||
and chairman of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of
|
||||
the Paranormal, said the current U.F.O. wave was "part of a bizarre trend
|
||||
in where there is no sense of standards of evidence."
|
||||
|
||||
Dr. Maccabee, the Navy physicist, conceded that skeptics often made valid
|
||||
points. "But the simple fact is that there are unexplained sightings," he
|
||||
added. "Over the past 40 years there have been 100,000 sightings with 10
|
||||
to 20 percent that are hard to explain."
|
||||
|
||||
In the case of the purposed [sic] Eisenhower documents, he said, "maybe
|
||||
somebody's been clever, but I think there's a good chance they are
|
||||
authentic."
|
||||
|
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||||
I had my first contact (other than public messages on the Paranet BBS) with
|
||||
John Lear on October 4, 1988. I called him at his home in Las Vegas because
|
||||
he had asked me to by msg on Paranet BBS. At the time I called he could not
|
||||
talk long as he had visitors from Los Alamos LANL WX (weapons) division (4
|
||||
men, he told me). We had a short pleasant talk during which he thanked me
|
||||
for my support and expressed the feeling that, if I had not come forward when
|
||||
I did, he would have left Paranet and would never have returned. We promised
|
||||
to talk at a later date.
|
||||
|
||||
We spoke again on Thursday Oct. 6th when he called and asked if I would help
|
||||
him out by posting the Bill English statements to Paranet. I told him that I
|
||||
would. he stated that he would also send me a lot of other documents and
|
||||
statements which he had in his possession. John called again on Friday Oct.
|
||||
7th to say the package was on its way. I told him I would look forward to
|
||||
reading his information.
|
||||
|
||||
I received the information by Federal Express on Saturday Oct. 8th at about
|
||||
10:30 am. Nonstop it took me until around 4:35 PM to read everything. I was
|
||||
numb. It confirmed everything I personally knew and had seen first hand
|
||||
(information which I had delivered to others a week previous). Here at last
|
||||
was confirmation of both John Lear's statements and confirmation of my
|
||||
statements. All from several different sources (most named some not). Our
|
||||
statements confirmed theirs. The important thing is that none of these
|
||||
people know the others and they all say the same thing.
|
||||
|
||||
I will upload as much of this information to the board as quickly as I can
|
||||
beginning with the Bill English statements. I will follow with the others as
|
||||
fast as I can type them to disk and archive them together. I will be
|
||||
somewhat selective as to what I put in at first because I want those with the
|
||||
greatest impact to be seen first. Some of these things were obviously
|
||||
published before but take on new meaning when combined with this stuff. I
|
||||
have chosen to call this information FEDEX for lack of a better title and
|
||||
will upload it as FEDEX1.ARC, FEDEX2.ARC, FEDEX3.ARC, etc.
|
||||
|
||||
I would like to say in closing that I believe that John Lear has been treated
|
||||
in a most uncivilized manner by a lot of supposedly civilized people. In
|
||||
fact I believe that some of you were downright degrading and vulgar to say
|
||||
the least. I have also (at times) been treated in the same manner.
|
||||
Specifically since I first expressed my knowledge that Mr. Lear is right.
|
||||
Therefore I know how he feels. I hope that those of you who are guilty can
|
||||
clean up your act. If you can then we can get on with solving this mystery
|
||||
and exposing it. Leave the debunking to Phil Klass and those others who's
|
||||
job discription, in part, is specifically to debunk. We must stick together
|
||||
or all is lost. The mission of those in the Government who's task is to keep
|
||||
all this a secret is to make all of us look like fools. I must say that some
|
||||
of you are making their jobs very easy. Think about it. Respectfully, Bill
|
||||
Cooper
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
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|
||||
Robert G. Todd
|
||||
2528 Belmont Avenue
|
||||
Ardmore, PA 19003-2167
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
March 21, 1989
|
||||
Mr. Grant R. Cameron
|
||||
649 Silverstone Avenue
|
||||
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2U8
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Dear Grant,
|
||||
|
||||
Many thanks for the material on Cooper's perspective of MJ-12.
|
||||
I don't have any "inside sources" with whom I can check the
|
||||
accuracy of Cooper's statements, so it's difficult to evaluate
|
||||
his material. On the surface, it has a better appearance than
|
||||
Moore's stuff, if only because it _seems_ to contain more
|
||||
specifics. Still, I'm more than a little suspicious of it.
|
||||
Anything is _possible_, but because of the sensational nature
|
||||
of the claims, both Moore's and Cooper's, I _must_ question
|
||||
their truthfulness until supporting information surfaces. That
|
||||
doesn't mean that I have given up looking for information to
|
||||
support the claims, because I haven't.
|
||||
|
||||
One thing that did catch my attention wsa Cooper's reference to
|
||||
Project SNOWBIRD, which he claims was a cover project for Project
|
||||
REDLIGHT. IF indeed SNOWBIRD was "A flying saucer 'TYPE' craft...
|
||||
built using conventional technology", and if indeed "It was
|
||||
unveiled to the press and flown in public on several occasions,"
|
||||
why doesn't anybody know about it and why hasn't anybody seen it?
|
||||
If it was unveiled to the press, and flown in public on several
|
||||
occasions, surely the Air Force would have revealed its official
|
||||
designation and supposed "aircraft buffs" like Lee Graham would
|
||||
be aware of it.
|
||||
|
||||
I don't pretend to understand what's going on here. No matter how
|
||||
you look at this, a lot of people are lying. They can't all be
|
||||
telling the truth. I don't mean to suggest that Cooper is lying.
|
||||
He may only be repeating what his sources have told him. That
|
||||
brings me to another claim Cooper makes.
|
||||
|
||||
Cooper claims to have actually seen the GRUDGE/BLUE BOOK Report
|
||||
No. 13. The material you sent makes no reference to the circumstances
|
||||
under which he saw the document, although he hints that perhaps he
|
||||
saw it while in the military.. Where did he see the document during
|
||||
his military career? Did somebody in government shown him the
|
||||
document? If so, why? Was he shown the document in connection with
|
||||
his military duties? He answers none of these questions in the
|
||||
material you furnished to me. Unless he has explained this in
|
||||
another writing, he expects us to just accept the fact that he saw
|
||||
the document. I can't speak for anybody else, but I know I'm not
|
||||
made that way. Given the sensational nature of the claims, I just
|
||||
can't accept these kinds of allegations without something more
|
||||
substantial than somebody's word for it. For me, the circumstances
|
||||
of his having seen the document are almost as important as what
|
||||
he claims the document said. I can't say I would be any closer to
|
||||
believing his story, but it sure can't hurt.
|
||||
|
||||
The more I learn about these matters, the less likely I am to
|
||||
believe _anything_ being said.
|
||||
|
||||
For your information, I have attached a copy of a letter apparently
|
||||
written by Richard Doty. I say "apparently" only because the copy
|
||||
I received isn't signed.
|
||||
|
||||
In the attached letter, Doty (presumably) reveals that his father
|
||||
was never a Blue Book investigator. He says his uncle was, so I
|
||||
guess the Edward Doty I mentioned in a previous letter may have
|
||||
been Richard Doty's uncle, rather than his father.
|
||||
|
||||
In addition, I don't know to whose book Doty refers in his letter.
|
||||
His comments clearly indicate a knowledge of the book's contents
|
||||
prior to publication. I suppose it safe to assume that he
|
||||
contributed to the book in some fashion. I don't see Doty as being
|
||||
capable of writing a marketable book, _on his own_. Maybe it was
|
||||
coauthored with Bill Moore. Maybe that's why the book with Bob
|
||||
Pratt fell through. As usual, Doty makes everything as clear as
|
||||
mud.
|
||||
|
||||
I have also received your March 19, 1989 letter and the accompanying
|
||||
copies from the Eisenhower Library. It shouldn't come as a surprise
|
||||
to anybody that Presidents do have Special Projects dealing with all
|
||||
kinds of matters, including those relating to science. Whether or
|
||||
not any of those Special Projects relate to MJ-12 remains to be seen.
|
||||
I wish Stan the best of luck with his endeavors.
|
||||
|
||||
As far as I know, nobody is saying that the people named as members
|
||||
of MJ-12 were not involved in government service. I know they were.
|
||||
Likewise, since they were involved in government service, we could
|
||||
reasonably expect to see clear and frequent links between these
|
||||
people, links that would be documented in official government
|
||||
records, as well as history books. So what? Aside from the MJ-12
|
||||
document, I have seen _nothing_ that even hints that these people
|
||||
were involved in matters relating to crashed extraterrestrial
|
||||
craft.
|
||||
|
||||
Stan Friedman has stated in his own writings that he caught on
|
||||
to most of the names on the list of MJ-12 members long before
|
||||
the MJ-12 document ever surfaced. Although he says he didn't
|
||||
catch on to Menzel, he knew before the document surfaced that
|
||||
Menzel had had a security clearance with the Air Force. In fact,
|
||||
he has written that when Bill Moore and Jamie Shandera first
|
||||
read him the names on the MJ-12 list, he went to his file on
|
||||
Vannevar Bush and pulled out a letter from Bush's attorney
|
||||
informing Bush of the result's of Menzel's loyalty hearing. Stan
|
||||
Friedman also points to the fact that the phrasing used in the
|
||||
Cutler memo to General Twining is almost identical to that used
|
||||
in another memo he and Moore located at the Manuscript Division
|
||||
of the Library of Congress _years_ before.
|
||||
|
||||
If you start from the premise that the MJ-12 documents do
|
||||
constitute a hoax, then you have to consider how the hoax
|
||||
could have been hatched. In turn, you assume it was hatched
|
||||
with the Roswell incident, and start digging from there, as
|
||||
Bill and Stan have done. I agree that if a UFO actually did
|
||||
crash in New Mexico in 1947, the Research and Development
|
||||
Board would be a _very_ logical place to start looking. Bill
|
||||
and Stan started looking. They looked for years, as I understand
|
||||
it. But not until the MJ-12 documents surfaced did the bits and
|
||||
pieces of information they collected over those years of
|
||||
research magically start falling into place.
|
||||
|
||||
Either the MJ-12 documents are a hoax, or they are genuine. If
|
||||
the documents are a hoax, I contend that the documents were
|
||||
created around the very bits and pieces of legitimate information
|
||||
and facts Stan and Bill culled from the various archives. The
|
||||
dates, names, the relationships between the government personnel,
|
||||
are all legitimate. We know they are legitimate. Around these
|
||||
random pieces of legitimate facts somebody could have concocted
|
||||
the MJ-12 story. If you start off with the legitimate facts, and
|
||||
embellish them with tales of crashed saucers, of course the story
|
||||
is going to have an air of authenticity to it. Of course the dates
|
||||
and relationships will check out because they were known even
|
||||
before the story was concocted.
|
||||
|
||||
If the documents are a hoax, I don't know who perpetrated the
|
||||
hoax. As to why the may have done it, that depends a great deal
|
||||
on exactly who did it. It seems clear to me that, if the documents
|
||||
are a hoax, the person or persons responsible had to have
|
||||
information on a par with that held by Bill Moore and Stan
|
||||
Friedman. As a result, the hoax, if it is one, wasn't casually
|
||||
dreamed up one Saturday afternoon when the perpetrator had
|
||||
nothing better to do. Indeed, the legitimate facts gathered
|
||||
and used in the hoax probably were not gathered with the purpose
|
||||
of perpetrating a hoax in mind. I believe it was either an
|
||||
afterthought of the person or persons gathering the facts, or
|
||||
the same legitimate facts were shared with somebody who came
|
||||
up with the brilliant idea to concoct a story around the facts.
|
||||
|
||||
I don't _know_, in an absolute sense, that it is a hoax. I _believe_
|
||||
it is a hoax. I can't _prove_ it is a hoax - _nobody_ can, not
|
||||
even the government. If it is a hoax, we may never know. If the
|
||||
story is true, the government _could_ confirm it, provided they
|
||||
_want_ to. If it is false, they can't prove it and neither can
|
||||
anybody else. We could be exchanging identical letters fifty
|
||||
years from now and be no closer to the truth.
|
||||
|
||||
If Stan Friedman turns up proof that MJ-12 is legitimate, I'll
|
||||
be among the first to congratulate him. _Sincerely_, I wish
|
||||
him the best of luck in his hunt.
|
||||
|
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|
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Bob
|
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|
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Atch
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|
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first two pages, are medical reports from the University of
|
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California Medical Center, San Diego. The third page is a
|
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letter from Dr. P.A. Lindstrom to Robert Naeslund. The last
|
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page is a brief summary of the brain transmitter experiments
|
||||
as compiled by R. Naeslund and friends. At the end of the
|
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third and fourth pages, there are several paragraphs of
|
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commentary, attributed to someone by the name of "Koski".
|
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|
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Director Lorne Goldfeather as to the implications of the
|
||||
Swedish brain transmitter experiments on the subject of
|
||||
brain implants being performed during "alien abductions".
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|
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-- Human implantations are not only possible but have been done
|
||||
years ago and documented in studies. Therefore it is quite
|
||||
conceivable and closer to reality than science fiction that
|
||||
if aliens are abducting humans, they could indeed be
|
||||
implanting a sophisticated monitoring device.
|
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|
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UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
|
||||
University of California
|
||||
Medical Center, San Diego
|
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|
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|
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|
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PROGRESS RECORD
|
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(Typewriter Copy)
|
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|
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---------------------------------------------------------------------
|
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|
||||
|
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|
||||
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
|
||||
|
||||
Recently I reviewed a skull film marked: NASLUND, ROBERT and
|
||||
dated 26-11, 1981. That film shows a couple of unusual
|
||||
foreign bodies at the base of the skull, possibly some form
|
||||
of brain transmitters.
|
||||
|
||||
However, I have not examined or talked to this patient and
|
||||
do not know the pertinent history.
|
||||
|
||||
San Diego, CA
|
||||
October 6, 1983
|
||||
|
||||
(signed) Ingmar Wickbom
|
||||
|
||||
Ingmar Wickbom, M.D.
|
||||
Professor of Radiology
|
||||
U.C.S.D.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
DEPARTMENT RADIOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MEDICAL CENTER
|
||||
--------- SAN DIEGO
|
||||
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
|
||||
225 DICKSON STREET
|
||||
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92103-9781
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Radiological report regarding a skull film marked:
|
||||
|
||||
KABOLLYSKA 26-11-1981
|
||||
|
||||
NASLUND, ROBERT
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
This film demonstrates at the skull base an unusual implanted
|
||||
foreign body about 1 cm in diameter. This foreign body appears
|
||||
to be some form of transmitter.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
October 10, 1983
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(signed) Ricardo Centeno
|
||||
|
||||
Ricardo Centeno, M.D.
|
||||
Assistant Professor of Radiology
|
||||
UCSD Medical Center
|
||||
San Diego, CA
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
P.A. LINDSTROM, M.D.
|
||||
1005 Calle Delicada
|
||||
La Jolla, CA 82031
|
||||
(714) 210-1220
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
July 27, 1983
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Mr. Robert Naeslund
|
||||
Ervallakroken 27
|
||||
S-12443 Bandhagen
|
||||
SWEDEN
|
||||
|
||||
Dear Mr. Naeslund:
|
||||
|
||||
In response to your most recent letter regardging the roentgen films,
|
||||
I can only confirm that some foreign objects, most likely brain
|
||||
transmitters, have been implanted at the base of your frontal brain
|
||||
and in the skull.
|
||||
|
||||
The risk of such implantations is considerable and the risk of chronic
|
||||
infections and meningitis when the implantation has been made through
|
||||
the nose or the sinuses are real issues.
|
||||
|
||||
In my opinion, there is no excuse for such implantations if the
|
||||
patient has not been fully informed about the procedures, the
|
||||
purposes, the risks, the method of anesthesia, etc, and then gives
|
||||
a clear written consent.
|
||||
|
||||
I fully agree with Lincoln Lawrence, who in his book on page 27 wrote:
|
||||
"There are two particularly dreadful procedures which have been
|
||||
developed. Those working and playing with them secretly call them
|
||||
R.H.I.C. and E.D.O.M. -- Radio-Hypnotic Intracerebral Control and
|
||||
Electronic Dissolution of Memory."
|
||||
|
||||
Many years ago I had some discussions with Delgado. He asked me to
|
||||
apply my ultrasonic technique for his particular purpose of altering
|
||||
patient's behaviour but I declined because we had entirely different
|
||||
airs and approaches. However, I found Delgado to be an intelligent
|
||||
but somewhat strange man.
|
||||
|
||||
Best wishes,
|
||||
|
||||
(signed) P. Lindstrom
|
||||
Lincoln Lawrence: WERE WE
|
||||
P.A. Lindstrom, M.D. CONTROLLED, The Assassination
|
||||
of President Kennedy.
|
||||
New York, 1967
|
||||
PAL/mjt
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(NOTE: The following two comments were handwritten by two different
|
||||
persons previously reviewing this document.)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
"Lincoln Lawrence" is a pseudonym, his real name is Arthur J. Ford
|
||||
(an ex-FBI man).
|
||||
|
||||
KOSKI'S COMMENTARY, APPARENTLY (he is one of the victims referred to
|
||||
below) (I THINK KOSKI IS THE ONE DISTRIBUTING THIS MATERIAL)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Naeslund is one of the victims of Swedish brain-research.
|
||||
On 15th January 1985 Robert Naeslund and 49 other people send a
|
||||
petition to Magnus Sjberg, the Director of Public Prosecutions
|
||||
of Sweden. The 49 people who had signed the petition varied for
|
||||
professor of physics to journalists and human rights activists.
|
||||
In petition they demanded investigation about braintransmitters
|
||||
that are implanted in heads of people without their knowledge
|
||||
and consent.
|
||||
The director of public prosecutions who haven't earlier answered
|
||||
Robert Naeslund's letters didn't answered this time either. His
|
||||
subordinate, Chief Prosecutor Jonny Jarnefelt made his decision
|
||||
after 3 months waiting that there is no reason to believe that
|
||||
crime which may lead legal action has been committed and therefore
|
||||
no investigation will be made.
|
||||
This in spite of three professors testimony that certifies
|
||||
presence of strange foreign objects in Robert Naeslund's skull.
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
On 1985. I got contact for R. Naeslund who is a victim of
|
||||
Swedish brain-research. This yellow leaf is compiled from
|
||||
information R. Naeslund and his friends have gathered.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(NOTE: Article follows)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
BRAIN TRANSMITTER
|
||||
|
||||
Device which stream through the brain with a frequency that picks
|
||||
up the sensory functions of the brain by means of a transmitted
|
||||
wave length, which is transmitted to a receiver. Vision, thoughts,
|
||||
images, hearing, etc are completely obvious to the person who has
|
||||
the receiver connected to his head. Vision can even be transmitted
|
||||
to a screen. The eyes of the person with an installed brain
|
||||
transmitter function in this case the equivalent of the lens of a
|
||||
camera.
|
||||
|
||||
(NOTE: comment on the margin - This is _not_ fantasy. Read J.M.R.
|
||||
Delgado's "Physical Control Of The Mind.")
|
||||
|
||||
The brain transmitter is the size of about half of a cigarette filter.
|
||||
The shell is manufactured of optical fibre, and teh contents of
|
||||
liquid chrystals.
|
||||
|
||||
The brain transmitter is inserted into the head through the nose.
|
||||
|
||||
During its first experimental period the brain transmitter was
|
||||
implanted in patients under general or local anesthesia during
|
||||
hospital operations. The police began to use brain transmitters
|
||||
around 1972.
|
||||
|
||||
During the early 70's, the police instigated illegal use of brain
|
||||
transmitters. People under arrest and in detention were
|
||||
anaesthetized by mixing somnisacients in food and drink. The
|
||||
apparatus was then inserted.
|
||||
|
||||
A doctor at one of the larger hospitals in Stockholm has also
|
||||
mentioned that young children were also used for these experiments
|
||||
in order to evaluate thought activity and reactions in children.
|
||||
|
||||
(NOTE: comment on the margin - They start young. They (the victims)
|
||||
are "visited" regularly throughout their lives by the controllers.)
|
||||
|
||||
According to information from a person close to Department Head
|
||||
Falkenstam at the National Swedish Police Board, Swedish Prime
|
||||
Minister Palme gave the police the rights in 1973 to insert brain
|
||||
transmitters into the heads of human beings.
|
||||
|
||||
It has been verified by people in official positions that the brain
|
||||
transmitter is used both in the Soviet Union and the United States,
|
||||
as well as in countries such as Sweden.
|
||||
|
||||
One of the brain transmiiter centre in Sweden is known to be
|
||||
located at the police headquarters at Kungsholmen, Stockholm.
|
||||
|
||||
(NOTE: end of article)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Some of the victims of Swedish brain-manipulation are dead,
|
||||
some alive. According to Robert Naeslund, the last victim who
|
||||
died was Edward Kelly. He died for cancer on 28, May 1985.
|
||||
United Nations Center of Human Rights, Chief for communications
|
||||
unit, Jacob T.H. Muller answered on 14th August for a complaint made
|
||||
for Swedish government illegal use of brainstransmitters: "I regret
|
||||
having to inform you that the United Nations cannot be of any
|
||||
assistance to you in the matter which you have raised."
|
||||
With the exception of a few free newspapers, Swedish media have
|
||||
exercised total silence about this matter
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
The following article is reprinted from California UFO Magazine, Vol. 2
|
||||
Issue 3.
|
||||
-------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
SCIENCE VS. SPIRIT:
|
||||
LET'S CALL A TRUCE
|
||||
|
||||
by Jim Speiser
|
||||
|
||||
Let's get one thing straight: I don't believe in channeling, crystal
|
||||
power, pyramid power, Space Brothers, or Semjase. I don't have an Akashic
|
||||
Record (or cassette, for that matter). I put no stock in Shirley MacLaine.
|
||||
As a so-called secular humanist, I don't even believe in God. My belief in
|
||||
the possibility that UFOs represent an extraordinary potential leap in our
|
||||
knowledge is based on a plethora of highly compelling evidence, and on the
|
||||
lack of cohesive logical arguments to the contrary.
|
||||
This belief basis places me squarely in the empirical "nuts-and-
|
||||
bolts" camp of Ufology. I am, of course, aware that there are others whose
|
||||
belief is more spiritually oriented, who seem to have mystically achieved
|
||||
certainty of various aspects of the phenomenon, where I have achieved mere-
|
||||
ly excited interest.
|
||||
Since the very early days of contactees and credible professionals
|
||||
tackling the UFO issue, it seems these two camps have been at odds with
|
||||
one another, but never more so than now, in an era that sports both Bill
|
||||
Moore and Billy Meier. Those of us in the empirical camp have in the past
|
||||
regarded "spiritual" Ufology as something of a nuisance, and have strug-
|
||||
gled to separate ourselves from it in the eyes of the public, the media,
|
||||
and the academic community. Our attempts at gaining recognition within the
|
||||
scientific establishment have been thwarted by our inability to fully a-
|
||||
chieve this perceptual schism. It's been rather like trying to get a date
|
||||
while your little brother who picks his nose is hanging around.
|
||||
Recently, however, it appears that some of our attempts at dicho-
|
||||
tomizing have taken on a more vitriolic tone, as characterized by cor-
|
||||
respondence that has appeared in CALIFORNIA UFO. One writer representing a
|
||||
major organization claimed that the magazine would never sell as long as
|
||||
it included "unfounded 'contactee' garbage." An ad appearing in the back
|
||||
of the same issue was printed without the group's name, for fear of "guilt
|
||||
by association."
|
||||
It seems to me that such entities as this magazine and the National
|
||||
UFO Conference are appropriate forums for many different points of view,
|
||||
and have stated so from the outset. Whether we like it or not, contactees,
|
||||
channelers, etc. are part and parcel of the larger sociological phenomenon
|
||||
we lump under "UFOs." Certainly, there are elements of fraud and huckster-
|
||||
ism in both camps, and it is our responsibility to make every attempt to
|
||||
weed these out and point them out as such. But there are many on the
|
||||
"spiritual side" who are sincere, honest individuals merely guided in
|
||||
their search for the truth by _internal_, rather than _external_, evidence
|
||||
-- and regardless of whether their professions of faith are products of
|
||||
self-delusion or wishful thinking, they are entitled to fair treatment in
|
||||
any publication that assays to cover the gamut of thinking and theorizing
|
||||
in the areas of UFOs and extraterrestrials.
|
||||
This attempt at total burial of our spiritual side puts me in mind
|
||||
of one of the more reprehensible activities in modern society, known as
|
||||
"fag-bashing," wherein a certain element of Cro-Magnon knuckledraggers
|
||||
feels compelled to beat the daylights out of homosexuals, in order to
|
||||
reinforce (mainly to themselves) their own masculinity.
|
||||
I should think scientific Ufology would have matured to the point
|
||||
where we can be comfortable enough with our own ufological "machismo" that
|
||||
we can at least tolerate the existence of those whose epistemology is more
|
||||
mystically derived than our own. While still decrying their credulity, we
|
||||
can at least acknowledge their rights to freedom of speech. Continuing to
|
||||
bash them, in order to reinforce (mainly to ourselves) our own legitimacy,
|
||||
is to engage in the same sort of witch-hunting we accuse our skeptical
|
||||
detractors of committing.
|
||||
Further, much as we left-brainers are loath to admit, there is a
|
||||
strong possibility that some of the answers to the UFO question lie in the
|
||||
metaphysical realm. The problem arises when such theorizing is represented
|
||||
to the public as legitimate, evidence-based Ufology. It then becomes more
|
||||
be plenty of room in
|
||||
that sucker for all of us.
|
||||
--------------------------
|
||||
To subscribe to California UFO, write them at:
|
||||
1800 S. Robertson Blvd.
|
||||
Los Angeles, CA 90035
|
||||
|
||||
|
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|
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|
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7/50: KILL THEM ALL part 1
|
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Name: Michael Luciano #61 @7317
|
||||
Date: Mon Oct 21 05:53:57 1991
|
||||
From: Reality Check (Arlington/Alexandria/Roanoke, Virginia)
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KILL THEM ALL
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=============
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10-21-91
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I fear that my outspoken militant position regarding UFOs may lead people to
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believe that I am over-simplifying the issue. The issue is far more complex,
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and profound than I can express.
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My instincts are clear to me on this matter. What I lack is sufficient
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||||
knowledge to pinpoint what it is my instincts are telling me. My instincts
|
||||
tell me that the horrible reality we face is nothing compared to the obvious.
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The obvious I speak of are the human and animal dissections, the abductions,
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the genetic experimentation, and the occupation of our land.
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But there is more, and at this time, only the elitist government officials
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know of it. Will you please take a moment to think about this phenomenon?
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Will you think about the implications of their presence among us?
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My friends, they have been with us since the beginning of our time. Our
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||||
involvement with them began when WE began. They have always watched us, they
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||||
have always manipulated us. They have been made to be gods in the skies, they
|
||||
have been watched in awe. And now, they have manifested themselves as a
|
||||
visible entity to THOSE WHO HAVE AUTHORITY OVER US. And together, they
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||||
co-operate in a code of silence, as business partners who only care about
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||||
their own agendas.
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But my instincts tell me of a horror more threatening than this. My instincts
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||||
tell me that the profound implications of this continual alien intervention is
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||||
about to lead to something truly hideous, an abomination to our sense of
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goodness.
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Consider the size of what is about to occur. We are on the brink of a
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horrible truth that will change every aspect of our reality forever.
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My senses tell me that these entities are changing what we consider to be
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||||
reality. Their agenda, so to speak, perhaps, is to twist our reality, to rip
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||||
apart any inter-dimensional barrier that might exist between our world and
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theirs.
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What we consider to be absolute time and space is not absolute, ladies and
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||||
gentlemen, but relative. It too, can be manipulated. And I believe, as my
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||||
instincts are clear, that they are hurting us in a horrible and inconceivable
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||||
way.
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I've heard allegations that the Alien Presence has taught scientists certain
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||||
aspects of time/space manipulation... but not everything. Indeed, quantum
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||||
physics can get scarey, as even =its= implications are incredibly profound.
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||||
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I firmly believe that the U.S. government has voluntarily released information
|
||||
on UFOs; not because we are entitled to the Truth, but because the U.S.
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||||
Government is literally overflowing with information regarding the phenomenon
|
||||
and the frightening technologies acquired from it.
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What you and I see, ladies and gentlemen, is simply the tip of a huge mountain
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||||
of information. The real horror, is still waiting to be discovered. The real
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||||
secrets, are still hidden. And most of our populace, has not a clue.
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|
||||
The Alien Presence continues to manifest and multiply itself throughout the
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||||
world. Their Presence is becoming more tangible, like a stake driven into our
|
||||
sense of reason. Now is the time. We have reached a point in our evolution
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||||
in which they see a "convenience" in bringing us into another stage of
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||||
existence.
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They are not a barbaric race of beings. Their hostilities penetrate our
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||||
minds, not our hearts. From the human dissections and stolen fetuses, to the
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||||
hidden agenda itself... their hostilities are not militant in nature. Their
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||||
hostilities are not for military gain. It is for a gain that I cannot
|
||||
understand, yet.
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Read:(1-50,^7),? :
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8/50: KILL THEM ALL / final
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Name: Michael Luciano #61 @7317
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Date: Mon Oct 21 05:56:12 1991
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From: Reality Check (Arlington/Alexandria/Roanoke, Virginia)
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We must resist. It is our duty. We deserve to exist, to be, to live as we
|
||||
are now. The world as we know it is about to come to an end. We are about to
|
||||
enter a new age, and unless we fight for our existence, they are going to
|
||||
destroy us as human beings.
|
||||
|
||||
They continue to tear the fabric of time and space, of our reality. The
|
||||
elitists within this government are obsessed with learning about that
|
||||
technology, rather than dealing with that technology being used against us
|
||||
right now. This is not some petty concern, as war should be declared
|
||||
sparingly. But if ever there is a time to force the government to enlighten
|
||||
us, THE TIME IS NOW.
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||||
|
||||
Consider the seriousness. Consider the implications. Consider the future.
|
||||
The coming years will be bloody, and whatever comfort you are now in will be
|
||||
lost and you will be forced to take a side. Waiting and hoping and fear of
|
||||
spilling blood, will kill all of us.
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||||
|
||||
The time to launch an assault on our military has come. We must gather our
|
||||
forces as patriotic Americans to launch a strike on a traitorous military base
|
||||
in this country. We must kill as many government officials in this base as
|
||||
possible, because in protecting our common enemy, the Government has become an
|
||||
enemy.
|
||||
|
||||
It has been rumored that said base has nuclear detonators beneathe its
|
||||
surface. In times when "national security" is at severe risk, it is rumored
|
||||
that military authorities have seen fit to detonate a nuclear device under the
|
||||
base in order to destroy anything and anyone that might reveal secrets to
|
||||
domestic and foreign forces.
|
||||
|
||||
Do you see what type of establishment we are up against? They would rather
|
||||
blow up their own country than to inform its public. That is why we must not
|
||||
be terrorists. We must be annihilators. We must use sweeping force against
|
||||
definite targets so that we can eliminate their capabilities of "defense." We
|
||||
must not occupy the base, we must storm it and retreat with the goodies. We
|
||||
must hit and then we must run.
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||||
|
||||
Understand that we will not merely be fighting to be left alone. We will be
|
||||
fighting for our very existence, and for Truth.
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|
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Michael Luciano
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Read:(1-50,^8),? :
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THE GREAT UFO DEBATE:
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INTRODUCTION
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In April of 1986, I attended the 10th Anniversary Convention and
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Banquet of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims
|
||||
of the Paranormal (CSICOP). There I sat next to a charming gentleman
|
||||
named Lucien Kemble, who told me to my surprise that he was a Fran-
|
||||
ciscan monk. Fr. Kemble and I talked and dined together often at the
|
||||
convention, and we have maintained a correspondence ever since. His
|
||||
skeptical attitude towards the paranormal stems from his desire not
|
||||
to see the true works of God and Christ get lost in a flurry of meta-
|
||||
magical fluff and nonsense. As an accomplished amateur star-gazer, he
|
||||
views the beautifully integrated mechanics of the universe itself as
|
||||
the one true "paranormal" occurrence.
|
||||
|
||||
In our correspondence, I raised with him my disagreement with
|
||||
CSICOP's attitude on UFOs. "SOMETHING is going on up there," I told
|
||||
him, "and Science is missing the boat." Rather than sneering at me
|
||||
condescendingly, as others have, he very politely and with genuine
|
||||
curiosity asked me my reasons for believing thus. It was then that
|
||||
the idea of a public electronic debate on the subject occurred to me.
|
||||
|
||||
The fortieth anniversary of the traditional beginning of the UFO
|
||||
era presents an appropriate time frame for a reasoned, objective dis-
|
||||
cussion of the UFO issue, specifically, whether UFOs represent a gen-
|
||||
uine opportunity to add significantly to our knowledge of the uni-
|
||||
verse, or are simply a figment of the collective imagination. As Para-
|
||||
Net is philosophically neutral territory, a sort of electronic "Hyde
|
||||
Park" of the paranormal, what better venue for such a discussion to
|
||||
take place.
|
||||
|
||||
Here, therefore, begins the second ParaNet Debate: UFOs, 1987 -
|
||||
After 40 Years, Have We Got ANYTHING? I will begin the debate with a
|
||||
brief article, which will be posted here and submitted to Fr. Kemble
|
||||
for his reply. Copies of the submissions will be sent to various
|
||||
others in the field, skeptics and believers alike, for their perusal
|
||||
and possible response. In addition, all ParaNet users are invited to
|
||||
participate. You can submit a response by typing it on an ASCII word
|
||||
processor and uploading it to Section 1 - Ufology, or if it is less
|
||||
than 2000 characters, simply post it to the message base. Non-users
|
||||
can simply send a typewritten submission of up to 3000 words to:
|
||||
ParaNet, PO Box 17675, Fountain Hills, AZ, 85268. (If you happen to
|
||||
have access to IBM-formatted disks, you can submit in that manner as
|
||||
well.) As ParaNet is an eleemosynary entity, we regret that we cannot
|
||||
compensate anyone for a submission; we ask that you do this in the
|
||||
interest of public education. However, all copyrights will be honored
|
||||
and posted as requested.
|
||||
|
||||
The fruits of the debate will be stored in the ParaNet Library for
|
||||
reference by future generations of Truth-seekers.
|
||||
|
||||
And now, let the debate begin!
|
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|
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--Jim Speiser
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UFOLOGY: AFTER 40 YEARS, STILL NO RESPECT
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by Jim Speiser
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___________________________
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|
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On June 24th of this year, we will mark the 40th anniversary of the
|
||||
start of the present "flying saucer" era. No subject has captured the
|
||||
imagination or sparked so much controversy as the UFO phenomenon. It's been
|
||||
characterized as the "silly season that wouldn't go away."
|
||||
And why hasn't it gone away? The debunkers tell us that such things run
|
||||
in cycles, and UFO flaps, or waves, are merely the effects of the domino
|
||||
theory at work. A particularly well-publicized story in one section of the
|
||||
country, the theory goes, will cause starry-eyed true believers in other
|
||||
areas to suddenly delude themselves into believing that, "yeah, I seen it
|
||||
too!" That, they tell us, is what happened in 1973 when over 1200 cases were
|
||||
reported in the country, after a few sightings in the southeast were bally-
|
||||
hooed.
|
||||
Yet, here we are in the Year of the UFO, with three major books on the
|
||||
market, Shirley MacLaine preaching the Gospel of Our Lady of the Pleiades,
|
||||
and a Japanese airliner serving French wine to gigantic flying walnuts.
|
||||
Where's the flap? In the first five months of 1987, the UFO Information Ser-
|
||||
vice has recorded only 27 sightings.
|
||||
Isn't it possible that the cyclical nature of UFOs is a characteristic
|
||||
of the phenomenon itself, and not of our collective "attunement"? Such
|
||||
questions as this need to be addressed more honestly by those who tell us
|
||||
there's nothing new in our atmosphere.
|
||||
And there are other questions. Why are we constantly fed bromides like,
|
||||
"Astronomers do not see UFOs"? When you adjust for the explainable
|
||||
sightings, they see them in approximately the same proportionate numbers as
|
||||
the general populace.
|
||||
Explaining UFO sightings is one thing. Excessive, obsessive debunking is
|
||||
quite another. The rise of organized skepticism has raised negativism to a
|
||||
new art form. I call it "The Discount Muffler Theory of Ufology," because I
|
||||
am reminded of the TV commercial where two chimpanzees are banging on a muff-
|
||||
ler to get it to fit a car it was obviously not designed for. The debunkers
|
||||
constantly try to hammer the facts into place, in order to get them to fit a
|
||||
given situation.
|
||||
The message of this New Negativism is clear: those of us interested in
|
||||
UFO research are nothing but childish, uneducated, anti-intellectual twits,
|
||||
who should probably go home and watch reruns of Star Trek. To be truly in-
|
||||
tellectually chic, these days, one must NOT let one's mind entertain such
|
||||
silly notions.
|
||||
While a few skeptics grudgingly acknowledge the scientific competence of
|
||||
some ufologists, the majority are characterized as unworthy of their
|
||||
letters. And those of us below the doctorate level are made to feel sympathy
|
||||
with the witches of Salem. I envision in the near future bumper stickers
|
||||
that say, "Kill a Believer for CSICOP."
|
||||
Given that Ufology and "Mainstream Science" share a common ancestor,
|
||||
namely Curiosity, the question must be asked, Is all this abject negativism
|
||||
truly in the best interest of science? Perhaps the debunkers are right, and
|
||||
there really is nothing new under the sun. How has it harmed anyone to
|
||||
wonder, to look further, to investigate? One gets the impression that the
|
||||
skeptics would prefer us all to pack up our geiger counters, our VCRs, and
|
||||
our autographed copies of "Communion" and go home, never again to whisper
|
||||
the phrase, "UFOs are real". OK, what if we complied? And what if we were
|
||||
right in the first place, BUT NEVER FOUND OUT? How great the loss to
|
||||
science?
|
||||
As I said, questions remain. Questions like: If the Cash/Landrum case
|
||||
is a hoax, as Mr. Klass has said, how were Betty Cash and Vicki and Colby
|
||||
Landrum able to fake the symptoms of radiation poisoning? Can a bolide
|
||||
really remain in the Earth's atmosphere for 45 seconds...and then skip off
|
||||
into space? Can a group of ultralight pilots really perform a turn about a
|
||||
point in absolutely flawless formation, at night, without navigation lights?
|
||||
Are airline pilots with 20 years experience really capable of mistaking a
|
||||
planet 800 million miles distant for a gigantic spaceship only 8 miles
|
||||
distant?
|
||||
I firmly believe that UFOs are worthy of responsible investigation; that
|
||||
some responsible investigation has occurred already, and has turned up evi-
|
||||
dence worth a closer look. I also firmly believe that as long as a substan-
|
||||
tial number of questions such as these remain unanswered, and a substantial
|
||||
number of ends remain loose, that the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis, no matter
|
||||
how scientifically unlikely, remains too important to dismiss out of hand.
|
||||
There, I've said it. Get the stake ready for another witch.
|
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No longer a Time to Debate!
|
||||
|
||||
by Ralph Toscano
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
There exists the possibility that the UFO phenomenon is far stranger than
|
||||
we are led to believe. The UFO-Buff considers each case as authentic, and
|
||||
that the "space-brothers" are here for our redemption. Then on the other
|
||||
hand you have the hard-core skeptic. His major focus is to see that all
|
||||
the people who have a UFO experience are discredited at whatever cost.
|
||||
Last, and perhaps most important, you have the concerned investigators,
|
||||
who unfortunately are stuck between these warring factions, and sometimes
|
||||
being pushed into one of these camps without any consideration for his
|
||||
true expertise. The thought has crossed my mind that perhaps the best way
|
||||
to cover for any activity would be to get the people of the particular
|
||||
race so involved with arguing amongst each other that they actually "miss
|
||||
the boat" as far as what is really going on around them. I feel that the
|
||||
strangeness of this phenomena is not entirely centered around the "Extra-
|
||||
terrestrial Hypothesis". I think that for the most part, it has been the
|
||||
government of each country that has made this phenomena so mysterious.
|
||||
|
||||
If you go on the premise that the documents recovered through the FOIA are
|
||||
legitimate, then these materials speak for themselves. The U.S. government
|
||||
is obviously up to some clandestine operation designed to suppress or dis-
|
||||
credit any individual victim to a UFO experience. And the documents go
|
||||
MUCH deeper, there are hints that the government actually has in its pos-
|
||||
session assorted space debris TOTALLY alien to planet Earth!! Even if
|
||||
these documents prove to be bogus, and we have no reason to think they
|
||||
are, then we must turn to the many incidents in which irrefutable physical
|
||||
side-effects are our best evidence. The whole phenomena is not going to go
|
||||
away, its been around a lot longer than the 40 years we acknowledge. There
|
||||
are many passages in the Bible which describe strange lights or even veh-
|
||||
icles that parallel the incidents that occur today. These occurrences con-
|
||||
tinue throughout history.
|
||||
|
||||
It is no longer a question of is there something happening here, but more
|
||||
a question of WHAT is happening here! Since we cannot rely on our military
|
||||
or even our government for that matter, any information must come from
|
||||
other sources inside these communities. It is time for an operation such
|
||||
as "BluePeace" to swing into action! Let's get the congressional hearings
|
||||
started now! All the skeptics will be needing a change of shorts when this
|
||||
happens.
|
||||
|
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>> Mr. Howard is the former Western States Associate Director of the venerable Ground Saucer Watch (GSW).
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----------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
Forty years! Forty years since the Kenneth Arnold sighting near
|
||||
Mt. Rainier in Washington state. Forty years since the popular press
|
||||
coined the term "flying saucer."
|
||||
An incredible span of time for so little accomplishment in dis-
|
||||
covering the secrets of the enigmatic UFO. An incredible span of time
|
||||
for such little scientific headway in explaining the UFO phenomena.
|
||||
Or has there been little progress?
|
||||
During this period the Air Force concluded Project Twinkle with
|
||||
the assertion that the UFO phenomena was not of earthly origin. Some
|
||||
time later the Air Force repudiated that conclusion and instituted
|
||||
Project Blue Book to explain away the phenomena.
|
||||
In the same period the Robertson panel, in essence, concluded
|
||||
that the American people were not psychologically capable of accepting
|
||||
the truth of the existence of extraterrestrials. That such informa-
|
||||
tion could cause mass hysteria and economic collapse.
|
||||
We've had Adamski and Van Tassel. We've also had hoaxers,
|
||||
grifters, and scam workers galore, those that sought notoriety,
|
||||
glamor, fame and money through exploitation of the UFO phenomena.
|
||||
We, as a nation, have in the same time created a space program
|
||||
and landed men on the moon. We have created an international telecom-
|
||||
munications network with man made orbiting satellites. We have creat-
|
||||
ed electricity through the use of controlled nuclear fission. We have
|
||||
launched ships and submarines propelled, and spacecraft powered by
|
||||
that selfsame energy.
|
||||
For a short time shadowy "men in black" seemed to haunt those
|
||||
that reported a UFO. And the scientists of our nation took flight
|
||||
with a great monotonous cry denouncing reported UFO sightings as
|
||||
misapprehension, reflections from birds, sunlight glinting from high
|
||||
flying aircraft, swamp gas, hoax, any and everything but an honest
|
||||
evaluation of the phenomena.
|
||||
In light of our national accomplishments and great strides in
|
||||
technology, and despite incredible, even superhuman, efforts by the
|
||||
debunkers, the UFO phenomena persists. There is a core of inex-
|
||||
plicable sightings reported by reputable citizens. Inexplicable, in
|
||||
the sense that they are too well documented by people with nothing to
|
||||
gain from their reports except, invariably, a big hassle and a desire
|
||||
for the truth. Inexplicable in the sense that these few reports are
|
||||
not explained by any known phenomena.
|
||||
The FOIA has given the serious researchers and investigators a
|
||||
tool with which, hopefully, to free the UFO phenomena from the
|
||||
clutches of governmental secrecy. We, additionally, need to continue
|
||||
the pursuit of "good" sightings. We need to analyze and correlate the
|
||||
data that we have. We need to establish a working hypothesis or
|
||||
hypotheses that can and will account for all the cases of reported UFO
|
||||
sightings.
|
||||
What is my axe?, you might ask. I remember my interest as I read
|
||||
the newspaper account of the Arnold sighting, and my immature specula-
|
||||
tion regarding the account. Man and boy, for forty years, I have fol-
|
||||
lowed the continuing UFO reports. I have been air crew and pilot,
|
||||
back yard astronomer and photographer, professionally involved in
|
||||
electronics and computers, yet the interest remains. I have been in-
|
||||
volved with organizations whose goal was the scientific investigation
|
||||
of the UFO phenomena and I participated in a number of field investi-
|
||||
gations of purported UFO sightings with no slackening of interest.
|
||||
Truly it has waxed and waned, with the seasons of my life, occupying
|
||||
differing degrees of priority as those seasons have passed; yet, the
|
||||
interest still remains.
|
||||
What is the explanation of this enigmatic UFO phenomena? For the
|
||||
unknowns there is, as yet, no satisfactory scientific explanation.
|
||||
Do I believe in a phenomena, global in nature, respecter of no
|
||||
person or intellect, seemingly oblivious to national boundaries, cares
|
||||
nothing for season or belief, and repeats in tantalizing ways? Sure!
|
||||
I believe that something, as yet unexplained, is happening in the
|
||||
skies over the planet earth, or in the minds of earth people every-
|
||||
where, and I would like to live long enough to see this mystery
|
||||
solved.
|
||||
|
||||
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May 27, 1987 - The Great UFO Debate
|
||||
.
|
||||
After forty years, Have We Got Anything? By God, if we don't then somebody is
|
||||
blind! The works of Hopkins and Strieber alone should be enough evidence to
|
||||
convince any normal unprejudiced group of people. Non-human entities have
|
||||
been and still are taking US citizen's by force, disfiguring the bodies and
|
||||
inflecting psychological changes upon them. Had a Black, Mexican, Puerto
|
||||
Rican (or any minority for that matter) perpetrated what these aliens
|
||||
regularly get away with there would be lynch mobs searching the hills with
|
||||
shotguns and blood hounds looking for them. I have seen people convicted and
|
||||
put in prison by our legal system with less proof. Consider the following
|
||||
scenario. A typical abduction case but the situation has been changed to
|
||||
reflect humans instead of aliens.
|
||||
.
|
||||
Joe is walking down a dark country road. Suddenly bright headlights from a
|
||||
car (UFO) startle Joe. As the headlights creep nearer, Joe is paralyzed
|
||||
with fear. Then a strange seedy bald little midget (ALIEN) grabs Joe and
|
||||
ties him up (PUTS HIM IN A TRANCE) so that he can't move any part of his body
|
||||
but his eyes. He's hauled (LEVITATED) in the a silver customized van (SAUCER
|
||||
SHAPED OBJECT) where he's terrorized (TERRORIZED) and cut up with a knife
|
||||
(CUT UP WITH A SHARP OBJECT). Joe is than carry (FLOATED) back to where he
|
||||
was pick up and told to keep his mouth shut! (MADE TO FORGET THROUGH SOME
|
||||
UNKNOWN PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESS). Folks, that is called kidnapping and armed
|
||||
assault.
|
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.
|
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The truly amazing part of the story surfaces when this pattern is repeated not
|
||||
once or twice or even three times but HUNDREDS.
|
||||
.
|
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It is amusing and thought provoking to speculate about their purpose. Makes
|
||||
good cocktail talk. But, the facts remain. 1) They come in the dark.
|
||||
2) They incapacitated people in a way we don't understand. 3) People are
|
||||
taken against their will. 4) There bodies are often disfigured. 5) They
|
||||
cause people to lose their memory for which our science can't yet explain.
|
||||
6) They conceal there presence. Not a very pretty picture.
|
||||
.
|
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What is called for is an aggressive, proactive program to determine their
|
||||
purpose, communicate our dissatisfaction with their methods (IF there purpose
|
||||
is innocent) and lastly establish a method to stop, by force if necessary,
|
||||
their culturally unsatisfactory actions (call me ethnocentric but when
|
||||
they're here they live by our rules.)
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Ted Markley
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>> Dale Ledoux is a member of ParaNet Gamma in Lousiana.-------------------------------------------------------- While I have not read th
|
||||
e material released under FOIA on this
|
||||
subject, and am therefore not fully informed on it, I am still
|
||||
skeptical. I offer the hypothesis that, assuming there is another
|
||||
civilization advanced enough to visit earth from extra-terrrestrial
|
||||
origin, these beings would also have within their means the ability
|
||||
to determine the fate of their previous probes, and would also have
|
||||
the means to propogate the news of their arrival(s) better than has
|
||||
been done.
|
||||
To date, I have seen no evidence that this has been done. As a
|
||||
past walker among battlefields, I have found many things that are of
|
||||
questionable origin, and many unexplained phenomena. Within the
|
||||
realm of my limited knowledge, I often find 'predictable' systems
|
||||
acting in unpredictable fashion, but all this means is that I don't
|
||||
have all the information.
|
||||
Too much of the UFObia smacks of efforts to ascribe near-godhood
|
||||
to extraterrestrials and to ascribe to government the time-worn idea
|
||||
that THEY (it's always the mysterious THEY) are trying to keep
|
||||
something good from us. I already feel that our country's security
|
||||
is too lax, and if these boys can't keep a secret about a recently
|
||||
developed piece of hardware like the F-19, I really don't think they
|
||||
can keep a secret about assorted and sundry chunks of
|
||||
extraterrestrial hardware stored in some desert warehouse.
|
||||
Of course, these same aliens could also be trying to remain
|
||||
incognito, in which case they wouldn't want the publicity. If that
|
||||
were the case, though, I doubt that they'd be really happy about this
|
||||
evidence in the hands of terrestrial authorities. I still contend
|
||||
that they'd be able to do something about it.
|
||||
Then, too, is the question, what sort of technology do you think
|
||||
the government is hiding if indeed they are hiding something? Unless
|
||||
I miss some bets, I think we can detail a fairly consistent research
|
||||
path to all of today's technology from earlier levels. I wish
|
||||
somebody would point to one of the quantum jumps that would possibly
|
||||
arise as a result of exposure to the detritus of some advanced
|
||||
civilization's space probe. It'd certainly be nice, though, if I
|
||||
could comfort myself with the knowledge that Reagan's SDI is based on
|
||||
some other technology from Alpha Centauri than the stuff I know
|
||||
about. Maybe this IS true. Aw, shoot, there I go again...
|
||||
|
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>> Fr. Lucien Kemble is a Franciscan friar living in Alberta, Canada.
|
||||
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
I am grateful to Jim Speiser for introducing me, via some lengthy and
|
||||
stimulating exchanges at the last two CSICOP conferences (Boulder and Pasa-
|
||||
dena), to this UFO debate. As an advanced and avid amateur astronomer and
|
||||
one who is keenly interested in and fairly well-read in many areas of sci-
|
||||
ence, I have followed the UFO controversies since their inception. I have
|
||||
also been interested in all phenomena of the natural world, as a Francis-
|
||||
can Friar and priest, follower of St. Francis of Assisi, sharing his great
|
||||
love for the physical universe. Drawing on scientific methods of critique
|
||||
and on the necessity of rational bases for what is called "faith", both
|
||||
scientific and religious, I have discovered a complementarity, not a con-
|
||||
tradiction, between science and faith. But that is another story.
|
||||
|
||||
As regards the UFO debate: I think it absolutely necessary to make
|
||||
some important distinctions and to clarify usage of terms. I have been
|
||||
asked very frequently, "With your telescope and viewing of the heavens,
|
||||
have you ever seen any UFOs?" Without being facetious, I usually reply,
|
||||
"Yeah, lots of them. Why, just the other day I saw an unidentified bird
|
||||
flying down the valley. And once I saw a tiny, strange, periodic flashing
|
||||
in the sky for which I had no explanation." I know what is behind such
|
||||
questions - the universal confusion between UFO's and flying saucers or
|
||||
Extra-terrestrial Phenomena (ETP's). It needs repeating ad nauseum that
|
||||
UFO's are, by definition, precisely unidentified and therefore, even
|
||||
though they demand full examination, they ought not be, but usually are,
|
||||
identified via wishful thinking with an ETP, spaceship, alien visitations,
|
||||
etc.
|
||||
|
||||
But, in spite of this persistent confusion, there ought to be always
|
||||
as full an investigation as possible, without an a priori acceptance or re-
|
||||
jection. Most people are usually let down when their supposed ETP is ex-
|
||||
plainable or explained simply in terms of a very natural, but to them un-
|
||||
familiar, down-to-earth phenomenon. To such people, rational, critical ex-
|
||||
planations are so much "taking the fun out of life." There is always room
|
||||
for "fun", but not at the expense of clear thinking.
|
||||
|
||||
A second necessary distinction in this, as in other areas of inquiry,
|
||||
has to do with an ambiguous use of words such as "skeptic," "criticism,"
|
||||
"judgement," etc. Too often these and like words seem to carry, quite
|
||||
wrongfully, the idea of condemnation of a person. When the statement is
|
||||
made, "you are so critical!", it is usually meant as a reproach. In reali-
|
||||
ty it should be considered a compliment. True criticism, critique, is a
|
||||
quality whereby the critic uses his full powers of intelligent inquiry,
|
||||
taking nothing for granted or by gut reaction, feelings, etc., but who
|
||||
evaluates, weighs, judges. He takes into account all pertinent facts, ex-
|
||||
cludes all contradictory evidence, and at least tries to avoid personal
|
||||
feelings and interest, preconceived opinions, etc. One may have a so-
|
||||
called right to one's opinion, but that opinion becomes objectively valid
|
||||
only when it conforms to critically evaluated data.
|
||||
|
||||
A third distinction has to do with weighing possibilities against
|
||||
probabilities against certitude. There are few of the latter, but one
|
||||
really gets into hot water, especially in the UFO/ETP debate, when one
|
||||
begins with a mere possibility and expands it, e.g. "Inhabited worlds are
|
||||
POSSIBLE. Therefore there are PROBABLY hundreds of more advanced civili-
|
||||
zations. Surely, then, ET's and spaceships HAVE to exist (CERTITUDE). A
|
||||
capital principle in logic is never to cross the border from one assertion
|
||||
to the next. A "possible" remains only that, and neither it nor a probable
|
||||
becomes a fact. To date, as regards UFOs being anything but naturally ex-
|
||||
plicable phenomena, there are no hard certainties or facts or, for that
|
||||
matter, even probabilities.
|
||||
|
||||
A fourth clarification, and an important one, deals with things that
|
||||
can be known but not proven. Generally, knowledge is gained via three path-
|
||||
ways: evidence; rational proof from assured data or principles; faith, of
|
||||
any kind. Physical hands-on evidence is, of course, fundamental, provided
|
||||
illusion, sense-defective collecting of data, etc., are excluded. ET ori-
|
||||
gins of UFOs are out of the question so far, as regards hard evidence.
|
||||
Rational proof or intellectually critical evaluation, is of the utmost
|
||||
importance as a human pathway to truth. The third mode knowledge is the
|
||||
one that gives us trouble because of our western bias concerning an imag-
|
||||
ined faith/reason exclusivity and contradiction. But, looked at object-
|
||||
ively, most of our ordinary knowledge indeed comes to us via some kind of
|
||||
faith. St. Paul gives a good definition of faith by calling it the "sub-
|
||||
stance of things unseen, but hoped for or trusted in." As an example, I
|
||||
personally did not see Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon - all I did see
|
||||
was TV coverage of an event which now KNOW to be true. I take it on faith
|
||||
or trust in the reliability of TV networks (which can be verified). Such
|
||||
coverage can be reliable in this respect (in spite of so many other unreli-
|
||||
abilities of TV as truth purveyors. In short, the value of any knowledge
|
||||
gleaned through faith is going to be as strong as the reliability of my
|
||||
source. I may not fully comprehend all that I do believe, nor even be able
|
||||
to prove it for that matter, but I must always be ready with good reasons
|
||||
to prove WHY I believe. Anything less is gullibility. And the same applies
|
||||
to the opposite, i.e. one must back up one's rejection of any reported
|
||||
phenomenon with as solid reasons as one would want for acceptance.
|
||||
|
||||
In the UFO/ETP debate, then, it would seem that there are two extreme
|
||||
camps: the fervent "believers" with nothing to really back up their asser-
|
||||
tions; the "scoffers" who dismiss without any real reasons for doing so.
|
||||
In this, as in so many other areas of supposedly extraordinary phenomena,
|
||||
one has to be open to full, unbiased research, sifting of facts, ridding
|
||||
oneself of bias one way or the other and, in general, trying to be as ob-
|
||||
jective as possible.
|
||||
|
||||
In specific areas, the arguments against UFOs being ETP's and the
|
||||
option, for the time being, for their explanation as purely earthly, mater-
|
||||
ial phenomena, are many and convincing. But that's for another time.
|
||||
|
||||
Respectfully submitted,
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
LJK
|
||||
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>>Mr. Klass is former Avionics Editor of Aviation Week & Space Technology
|
||||
Magazine, and widely recognized as the world's foremost UFO debunker.
|
||||
----------------------
|
||||
Although I am really much too busy working on my new book on "UFO
|
||||
abductions," and my assignments for Aviation Week & Space Technology
|
||||
magazine, I chanced to note your pernicious comment that you "envision in
|
||||
the near future bumper stickers that say, `Kill a Believer for CSICOP.'"
|
||||
|
||||
What a dreadfully inaccurate comment from one who has attended a
|
||||
CSICOP conference, where the "believers" are invited to present their
|
||||
views -- in striking contrast to MUFON conferences. (At the recent first
|
||||
general meeting of the National Capital Area Skeptics, Dr. Bruce Maccabee
|
||||
was invited to present the pro-UFO side of `UFO-abductions' and given
|
||||
equal time to my own. Did he invite me to speak at his FUFOR sponsored
|
||||
MUFON conference later this month??)
|
||||
|
||||
As for your lament, "Ufology: After 40 Years, Still No Respect," the
|
||||
same lament has been voiced by The Flat Earth Society, by those who
|
||||
believe in "ancient astronauts," in ghosts and poltergeist -- and was
|
||||
earlier voiced by the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when organized science
|
||||
showed no interest in his photos and tales of fairies (the tiny variety).
|
||||
|
||||
The explanation is simple: The world's leading scientists are dum-
|
||||
dums, which explains why our scientific knowledge has not advanced one
|
||||
iota in the past 100 years!!!!!
|
||||
|
||||
If world-reknown [sic] scientists fail to be impressed by the evid-
|
||||
ence that you and other UFOlogists find so impressive, then clearly it is
|
||||
"they" and not you who are at fault. And "they" would be more open-minded
|
||||
if it were not for the tiny handful of skeptics, such as Klass, Sheaffer,
|
||||
and Oberg. Why is it that Hynek, McDonald, Maccabee, Sturrock, Westrum,
|
||||
Truzzi, etc., all with Ph.D.'s, were/are not able to overcome the negativ-
|
||||
ism of a tiny handful of skeptics without such academic pedigrees?
|
||||
|
||||
It never once occurs to UFO-proponents like yourself that perhaps--
|
||||
perhaps--there is no UFO evidence that the world's great scientific minds
|
||||
find impressive. That it is only impressive to those who have an overwhelm-
|
||||
ing desire to believe, to the credulous and gullible.
|
||||
|
||||
But be of good cheer, at age 67 I do not have many more years ahead,
|
||||
and Sheaffer and Oberg in time will pass. Then, with the three of us gone--
|
||||
at long last the world's great scientists will "see the light" about UFOs.
|
||||
And, for the first time, the cultists will have been proven right, and the
|
||||
world's great scientific minds will admit they were wrong.
|
||||
|
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THE UFO: FORTY YEARS ON
|
||||
|
||||
by
|
||||
|
||||
John D. Aultman
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting in 1947 began the modern era of the UFO
|
||||
phenomenon. Since Arnold's sighting the UFO has been the subject of num-
|
||||
erous books, articles, debates, and controversy. We have seen stories of
|
||||
trips to Mars and beyond, claims of messages from the aliens, and claims
|
||||
that the UFO is nonexistent. Yet, the UFO has survived for four decades,
|
||||
and we still see the whole gamut of claims associated with it. As a layman
|
||||
who has observed the UFO phenomenon for over fourteen years, and who has
|
||||
studied its history, a number of thoughts have come to mind. Many of them
|
||||
may meet with mixed response from the UFO community, and some have been
|
||||
stated before. However, as the UFO and civilian UFO investigation enter
|
||||
their fifth decade, it is time that some serious attention is given to
|
||||
where both stand and what direction the future holds.
|
||||
|
||||
Just where does the UFO phenomenon and the UFO community stand? Over forty
|
||||
years a large number of unexplained cases have been collected. That the
|
||||
cases defy explanation can be seen in two lights. First, some probably
|
||||
have some known cause which is unforeseen because of lack of sufficient
|
||||
data due to insufficient observation or investigation. Second, some defy
|
||||
explanation because they either exceed our level of scientific development
|
||||
to explain, or they have an explanation within our comprehension, but
|
||||
which science is reluctant to accept. In a sizable portion of the unex-
|
||||
plained cases which have a sufficient amount of data the logical conclu-
|
||||
sion is the latter: either they defy explanation or science is unwilling
|
||||
to accept the possible explanations that can be offered. The majority of
|
||||
witnesses to UFOs are Joe Average, having given no attention to the sub-
|
||||
ject, or having scoffed at it at best. They have seen or experienced some-
|
||||
thing which they can not explain or comprehend, and which science either
|
||||
cannot explain or is unwilling to. Most witnesses seek no personal gain
|
||||
from their experience, although some have chosen to do so.
|
||||
|
||||
From the unexplained cases with sufficient data, one can extract a fair
|
||||
amount of theoretical data about the UFO and its possible characteristics.
|
||||
We know that it can outperform any man-made aircraft, and perform maneu-
|
||||
vers which are beyond our level of technology. They can be detected by
|
||||
radar, and some cases indicate an ability to elude radar. We know this is
|
||||
possible by recent developments in our own technology, although whether
|
||||
ours is the same as the theoretical UFO cannot be said. We also know that
|
||||
they may have left physical traces, such as burned circles, radiation, and
|
||||
landing gear imprints, as well as possible physical effects on witnesses.
|
||||
Additional, but less reliable, speculation can be made in such areas as
|
||||
human abductions, cattle mutilations, and appearance of occupants. All
|
||||
such speculation is interesting, and some of it may, in time, prove to be
|
||||
on the right track, or one that is close to being correct. However, it is
|
||||
still only speculation, none can be proven conclusively.
|
||||
|
||||
The UFO has left, in forty years, a sizable number of eyewitnesses, and
|
||||
some interesting, but unconfirmed, circumstantial evidence. All of it adds
|
||||
up to a case which can be very convincing of the reality of the UFO phenom-
|
||||
enon, if not the UFO itself. The analogy has been used, with some validi-
|
||||
ty, that if an attorney were preparing a case from comparable evidence,
|
||||
that they would be assured of winning their case. The evidence collected
|
||||
so far is convincing, and is enough so that the case for the reality of
|
||||
the UFO phenomenon would be likely to be won. However, a number of things
|
||||
must be held in mind. First, even though the evidence for the validity of
|
||||
the phenomenon is convincing, none of it, to date, is convincing enough to
|
||||
support any theory that would explain the phenomenon. Second, although sci-
|
||||
ence and law work on similar rules, science differs in how it approaches
|
||||
problems, especially those which would challenge accepted concepts of the
|
||||
universe and how it works. And the reality of the UFO phenomenon, and the
|
||||
implications of that reality. Offer too much that would defy a number of
|
||||
aspects of the current scientific model of the universe. While civilian
|
||||
UFO research has produced much in the way of eyewitness and circumstantial
|
||||
evidence, it has failed to produce the one thing needed to force scientif-
|
||||
ic acceptance of the UFO phenomenon: hard evidence. The burden of proof of
|
||||
the UFO phenomenon today rests totally in the hands of civilian research.
|
||||
|
||||
As the UFO phenomenon has changed, so has civilian investigation. Groups
|
||||
and individuals have come and gone, with purposes as diverse as their
|
||||
claims. Some told of fabulous trips to Mars and beyond, while others spoke
|
||||
of all important messages from the aliens. Others sought personal gain
|
||||
and/or attention. Many just wanted to find out what was going on. Although
|
||||
most major groups in existence today are of a more serious nature, the
|
||||
crackpot and those out for personal gain still exist. But even serious
|
||||
minded research has faced many of the same problems through the years.
|
||||
Although many in the field present themselves as reputable investigators,
|
||||
they are anything but. Many show total disregard for even common sense
|
||||
investigative procedure; one has to go no further than to scan the number
|
||||
of blatant oversights readily evident in many public reports, articles,
|
||||
and books put out by these investigators. Oftimes, known facts are ig-
|
||||
nored, leads aren't followed up, and viable explanations ignored so that a
|
||||
'valid' case can be built. Often, personal theories, reputations, and
|
||||
pride override the stated purpose of the investigator. Add to this the
|
||||
fact that infighting, feuds, and personal attacks are too often present.
|
||||
It is sad but true that the biggest stumbling block to civilian UFO re-
|
||||
search has been itself.
|
||||
|
||||
More important than where are we, is where are we going? Where will UFO
|
||||
research be ten years from now? Will it have provided a valid case for the
|
||||
UFO phenomenon. and be working with science toward a solution? Or will it
|
||||
still be fighting an uphill battle? If civilian UFO research is to make
|
||||
any progress, then it is going to have to take several strong steps toward
|
||||
solidifying itself. It is going to have to get its act together totally. I
|
||||
can not make absolute statements as what has to be done, but I can provide
|
||||
what I consider to be valid recommendations. First, civilian research has
|
||||
to take steps toward unity. I don't mean one organization, but rather, to-
|
||||
tal cooperation among existing organizations and individuals; the sharing
|
||||
of information being not the least of considerations. Second, a standard-
|
||||
ized procedure for investigators, which would include a standard ratings
|
||||
system, perhaps similar to the Hynek system used by ParaNet. Third, an ac-
|
||||
creditation procedure for investigators to certify their competency, and a
|
||||
standard of ethics. Fourth, disassociation of any investigator who fails
|
||||
to live up to the code of ethics, fails to achieve accreditation, or fails
|
||||
to adhere to standard investigative procedure (beyond a preset limit).
|
||||
Fifth, the establishment of an information sharing network. A series of
|
||||
computer based bulletin boards would be ideal for this purpose, since they
|
||||
would allow access by all but would limit access according to security
|
||||
clearance on the BBS.
|
||||
|
||||
Above all, even if none of the above is done, UFO investigation has to be-
|
||||
come more reliable. Infighting must come to an end, and those seeking only
|
||||
to feather their own nest must be ousted from the ranks of reputable in-
|
||||
vestigators. The carelessness of the past and present only plays into the
|
||||
hands of debunkers who wish to portray the civilian UFO effort as an at-
|
||||
tempt to mislead the American public. Civilian UFO investigation has
|
||||
gained the level of respect it has due to the efforts of APRO, NICAP,
|
||||
MUFON, CAUS, and many reputable individuals who gave, and are giving, many
|
||||
hours of work to the purpose of proving the case for the phenomenon. If
|
||||
those in UFO investigation today would devote some of their time and ef-
|
||||
fort toward rectifying the weaknesses which exist, and making certain that
|
||||
the mistakes of the past don't reoccur, then the day of proving the valid-
|
||||
ity of the phenomenon will be that much closer.
|
||||
------------------------------------------John Aultman is ParaNet's Mississippi correspondent and a member of MUFON. Thisarticle was origin
|
||||
ally submitted to the MUFON UFO Journal.
|
||||
|
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UFOLOGY BOOKS (REVISION 2.1 343 books)
|
||||
--------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
The following is a collection of titles known to the author
|
||||
H. S. Stewart on the subject of UFO's. The list is alphabetic
|
||||
by author with the year of publication given if known. A "?"
|
||||
indicates that the exact date of publication is not known but
|
||||
that it is at least the date given. An "*" preceeding the title
|
||||
indicates that the author owns a copy of that book. A "#" preceeding
|
||||
the title indicates that the author of this list has read the book.
|
||||
If a book has been co-authored then only the first author listed
|
||||
on the cover is given. In fairness the author has not editted this
|
||||
list and therefore the books are not all of the same quality.
|
||||
HOWEVER since everone has an opininion the books whose author's
|
||||
name is preceeded by an "!" are considered by the writer to be
|
||||
must read items. If you wish to contact me you can do so via
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||||
Tom Mickus's most excellent board UFONET I. (416-237-1204)
|
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||||
|
||||
Bill Adler * LETTERS TO THE AIR FORCE ON UFOS 1967
|
||||
|
||||
George Admaski * BEHIND THE FLYING SAUCER MYSTERY 1961
|
||||
(FLYING SAUCERS FAREWELL)
|
||||
George Admaski MANY MANSIONS ?1961
|
||||
George Admaski COSMIC PHILOSOPHY 1961
|
||||
George Admaski * INSIDE THE FLYING SAUCERS 1955
|
||||
(INSIDE THE SPACE SHIPS)
|
||||
George Admaski # FLYING SAUCERS HAVE LANDED 1953
|
||||
George Admaski PIONEERS OF SPACE A TRIP TO THE 1949
|
||||
MOON MARS AND VENUS
|
||||
|
||||
Gordon W. Allen OVERLORDS OLYMPIANS AND THE UFO 1974
|
||||
Gordon W. Allen SPACECRAFT FROM BEYOND THREE 1959
|
||||
DIMENSIONS
|
||||
|
||||
Cedric Allingham FLYING SAUCER FROM MARS ?1969
|
||||
|
||||
George C. Andrews EXTRATERRESTRIALS AMONG US ?1988
|
||||
|
||||
Orfeo Angelucci THE SECRET OF THE SAUCERS 1955
|
||||
|
||||
Kenneth Arnold THE COMING OF THE SAUCERS 1952
|
||||
|
||||
John C. Baird # THE INNER LIMITS OF OUTER SPACE 1987
|
||||
|
||||
Gray Barker GRAY BARKER AT GIANT ROCK 1976
|
||||
Gray Barker THE SILVER BRIDGE 1970
|
||||
Gray Barker THE BOOK OF GEORGE ADAMSKI 1965
|
||||
Gray Barker THE STRANGE CASE OF DR M K JESSUP 1963
|
||||
Gray Barker THEY KNEW TOO MUCH ABOUT
|
||||
FLYING SAUCERS 1958
|
||||
Gray Barker THE SUACERIAN REVIEW 1956
|
||||
|
||||
Madelene Barnothy THE EFFECTS OF MAGNETIC FIELDS 1964
|
||||
|
||||
Bill Barry ULTIMATE ENCOUNTER 1978
|
||||
|
||||
John Baxter THE FIRE CAME BY - THE RIDDLE OF 1976
|
||||
THE GREAT SIBERIAN EXPLOSION
|
||||
|
||||
Robert B. Beard FLYING SAUCERS, UFO'S AND EXTRA
|
||||
TERESTRIAL LIFE:A BIBLIOGRAPHY
|
||||
OF BRITISH BOOKS 1971
|
||||
|
||||
Thomas Beardon EXCALIBUR BRIEFING 1980
|
||||
|
||||
Chessman Beere USP - PHYSICS FOR FLYING SAUCERS 1973
|
||||
|
||||
Albert Bender FLYING SAUCERS AND THE THREE MEN
|
||||
IN BLACK 1963
|
||||
Albert Bender SPACE REVIEW 1962
|
||||
|
||||
Hildegard Bender KNIGHTS OF THE SOLAR CROSS - 1968
|
||||
MESSAGES FROM OUTER SPACE
|
||||
|
||||
Jacques Bergier ET INTERVENTION - THE EVIDENCE 1974
|
||||
Jacques Bergier ET VISITS FROM PREHISTORY
|
||||
TO PRESENT 1970
|
||||
|
||||
! Charles Berlitz * THE ROSWELL INCIDENT 1980
|
||||
Charles Berlitz * MYSTERIES FROM FORGOTTEN WORLDS 1972
|
||||
Charles Berlitz # THE MYSTERY OF ATLANTIS 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Raymond Bernard # THE HOLLOW EARTH 1969
|
||||
Raymond Bernard FLYING SAUCERS FROM EARTHS ?1969
|
||||
INTERIOR
|
||||
|
||||
Truman Bethurum THE PEOPLE OF THE PLANET CLARION 1970
|
||||
Truman Bethurum FACING REALITY 1958
|
||||
Truman Bethurum THE VOICE OF THE PLANET CLARION 1957
|
||||
Truman Bethurum ABOARD A FLYING SAUCER 1954
|
||||
|
||||
Otto Billig FLYING SAUCERS: MAGIC IN THE
|
||||
SKIES: A PSYCHOHISTORY 1982
|
||||
|
||||
Otto Binder UNSOLVED MYSTERIES OF THE PAST ?1974
|
||||
Otto Binder MANKIND CHILD OF THE STARS 1974
|
||||
Otto Binder FLYINF SAUCERS ARE WATCHING US 1968
|
||||
Otto Binder WHAT WE REALLY KNOW ABOUT
|
||||
FLYING SAUCERS 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Ted Bloecher REPORT ON THE UFO WAVE OF 1947 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Ralph Blum * BEYOND EARTH: MANS CONTACT
|
||||
WITH UFO'S 1974
|
||||
|
||||
Josef Blumrich * THE SPACESHIPS OF EZEKIEL 1974
|
||||
|
||||
Yurko Bondarchuk UFO SIGHTINGS, LANDINGS
|
||||
AND ABDUCTIONS 1979
|
||||
|
||||
Charles Bowen ENCOUNTER CASES FROM FLYING
|
||||
SAUCER REVIEW 1977
|
||||
Charles Bowen UFO ENCOUNTERS (magazine) 1973
|
||||
Charles Bowen UFO'S IN TWO WORLDS (magazine) 1971
|
||||
Charles Bowen BEYOND CONDON 1969
|
||||
Charles Bowen THE HUMANOIDS - A SURVEY OF 1969
|
||||
WORLDWIDE REPORTS
|
||||
Charles Bowen UFO PERCIPIENTS (magazine) 1969
|
||||
Charles Bowen THE HUMANOIDS (magazine) 1966
|
||||
|
||||
M. Bowen FLYING SAUCERS AND OUTER SPACE 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Don Boys FLYING SAUCERS: MYTHS, MADNESS
|
||||
OR MADE IN MOSCOW ?1974
|
||||
|
||||
Ronald Bracewell THE GALACTIC CLUB 1975
|
||||
|
||||
Eugene Burt UFO'S AND DIAMAGNETISM 1970
|
||||
|
||||
Lynn E. Catoe UFO'S AND RELATED SUBJECTS:
|
||||
AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Maurice Chatelain * OUR ANCESTORS CAME FROM
|
||||
OUTER SPACE 1975
|
||||
|
||||
Howard Chambers UFO"S FOR THE MILLIONS 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Chapman * UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
|
||||
FLYING SAUCERS OVER BRITAIN 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Charroux LEGACY OF THE GODS 1974
|
||||
Robert Charroux THE GODS UNKNOW 1974
|
||||
Robert Charroux MASTERS OF THE WORLD 1974
|
||||
Robert Charroux FORGOTTEN WORLDS 1973
|
||||
Robert Charroux ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND YEARS OF 1971
|
||||
MANS UNKNOWN HISTORY
|
||||
|
||||
Adrian V. Clark COSMIC MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE ?1969
|
||||
|
||||
Daniel Cohen MONSTERS: GIANTS AND LITTLE MEN
|
||||
FROM MARS 1975
|
||||
|
||||
Edward U. Condon SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF UNIDENTIFIED
|
||||
FLYING OBJECTS 1969
|
||||
Gordon Cove WHO PILOTS THE FLYING SAUCERS ?1974
|
||||
|
||||
William R. Corliss * HANDBOOK OF UNUSUAL NATURAL
|
||||
PHENOMENA 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Douglas Curran IN ADVANCE OF THE LANDING: FOLK
|
||||
CONCEPTS OF OUTER SPACE 1985
|
||||
|
||||
Reilly H. Crabb FLYING SUACERS AT EDWARDS AFB ?1980
|
||||
|
||||
Leonard G. Cramp SPACE, GRAVITY AND THE
|
||||
FLYING SAUCER ?1967
|
||||
|
||||
Ellen Crystal INVASION: THEY COME IN SILENCE ?1988
|
||||
|
||||
David M. Jacob's THE CONTROVERSY OVER FLYING
|
||||
OBJECTS IN AMERICA 1869-1973 ?1986
|
||||
|
||||
Jay David THE FLYING SAUCER READER 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Isabel Davis CLOSE ENCOUNTERS AT KELLY
|
||||
AND OTHERS OF 1955 1978
|
||||
Isabel Davis EXTRATERRESTRIALS SUGGESTED
|
||||
MOTIVES AND ORIGIN 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Erich Von Daniken VON DANIKENS PROOF 1978
|
||||
Erich Von Daniken MIRACLES OF THE GODS 1976
|
||||
Erich Von Daniken RETURN TO THE STARS ?1974
|
||||
Erich Von Daniken IN SEARCH OF ANCIENT GODS 1973
|
||||
Erich Von Daniken # THE GOLD OF THE GODS 1972
|
||||
Erich Von Daniken * GODS FROM OUTER SPACE 1971
|
||||
Erich Von Daniken * CHARIOTS OF THE GODS 1970
|
||||
|
||||
L. S. DeCamp * THE ANCIENT ENGINEERS 1980
|
||||
|
||||
R. L. Dione * GOD DRIVES A FLYING SAUCER 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Barry Downing THE BIBLE AND FLYING SAUCERS 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Raymond W. Drake GODS AND SPACEMEN THROUGHOUT
|
||||
HISTORY 1975
|
||||
Raymond W. Drake GODS AND SPACEMEN OF THE ANCIENT
|
||||
WEST 1974
|
||||
Raymond W. Drake GODS AND SPACEMEN IN ANCIENT EAST 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Ann Druffel THE TUJUNGA CANYON CONTACTS 1980
|
||||
|
||||
George Eberhart UFO'S AND THE EXTRATERESTRIAL 1980
|
||||
CONTACT MOVEMENT: A BIBLIOGRAPHY 1986
|
||||
George Eberhart A GEO-BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ANOMALIES 1980
|
||||
|
||||
Martin Ebon # THE RIDDLE OF THE BERMUDA TRIANGL 1975
|
||||
|
||||
Frank Edwards FLYING SAUCERS HERE AND NOW 1967
|
||||
Frank Edwards * FLYING SAUCERS SERIOUS BUSINESS 1966
|
||||
Frank Edwards * STRANGER THAN SCIENCE 1959
|
||||
Frank Edwards * STRANGEST OF ALL 1956
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Emenegger * UFO'S PAST PRESENT & FUTURE 1974
|
||||
|
||||
Walter Ernsting THE DAY THE GODS DIED 1971
|
||||
|
||||
Hilary Evans THE EVIDENCE FOR UFO'S 1983
|
||||
|
||||
Lawrence Fawcett # CLEAR INTENT: THE GOVERMENT
|
||||
COVERUP OF THE UFO EXPERIENCE 1984
|
||||
|
||||
Randall Fitzgerald THE COMPLETE BOOK OF EXTRA
|
||||
TERRESTRIAL ENCOUNTYERS 1979
|
||||
|
||||
Parls Flammonde UFO EXIST ?1987
|
||||
|
||||
Charles Fort COMPLETE BOOKS OF CHARLES FORT 1974
|
||||
Charles Fort LO! 1934
|
||||
|
||||
Raymond E. Fowler CASEBOOK OF A UFO INVESTIGATOR 1981
|
||||
Raymond E. Fowler # THE ANDREASSON AFFAIR 1979
|
||||
|
||||
Stanton Friedman UFO'S TODAY 1974
|
||||
Stanton Friedman UFO'S MYTH AND MYSTERY 1971
|
||||
Stanton Friedman FLYING SAUCER ENERGETICS 1970
|
||||
|
||||
Daniel Fry THE WHITE SANDS INCIDENT 1966
|
||||
|
||||
Curtis Fuller PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST
|
||||
INTERNATIONAL UFO CONGRESS 1980
|
||||
|
||||
John G. Fuller ALIENS IN THE SKIES ?1970
|
||||
John G. Fuller * THE INTERUPTED JOURNEY 1966
|
||||
John G. Fuller * INCIDENT AT EXETER 1966
|
||||
|
||||
Rupert Furneaux * ANCIENT MYSTERIES 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Judith Gansberg DIRECT ENCOUNTERS 1980
|
||||
|
||||
Richard Garvin # THE CRYSTAL SKULL 1973
|
||||
|
||||
Gavin Gibbons THEY RODE IN SPACESHIPS 1957
|
||||
|
||||
Daniel Gillmor SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF UFO'S 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Kurt Glemser FLYING SAUCERS FROM THE FOURTH 1974
|
||||
DIMENSION
|
||||
Kurt Glemser FLYING SAUCERS AND THE INNER 1974
|
||||
EARTH
|
||||
Kurt Glemser THE MEN IN BLACK REPORT 1973
|
||||
Kurt Glemser UFO'S: MENACE FROM THE SKIES 1972
|
||||
Kurt Glemser THEY WALK AMONG US 1970
|
||||
|
||||
Timothy Good GEORGE ADAMSKI THE UNTOLD STORY ?1988
|
||||
|
||||
Gabriel Green LETS FACE THE FACTS ABOUT
|
||||
FLYING SAUCERS 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Irving Greenfield THE UFO REPORT 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Barry Greenwood CLEAR INTENT ?1988
|
||||
|
||||
Richard F. Haines OBSERVING UFO'S: AN INVESTIGATIVE
|
||||
HANDBOOK 1980
|
||||
|
||||
David Haisell * THE MISSING SEVEN HOURS 1978
|
||||
David Haisell THE MISSING SEVEN HOURS REVEALED 1978
|
||||
|
||||
! Richard H. Hall * UNINVITED GUESTS 1988
|
||||
Richard H. Hall THE UFO EVIDENCE 1964
|
||||
Richard H. Hall CHALLANGE OF UFO'S ?1966
|
||||
|
||||
W. A. Harbinson * THE LIGHT OF EDEN 1987
|
||||
W. A. Harbinson * OTHERWORLD 1984
|
||||
W. A. Harbinson REVELATION ????
|
||||
! W. A. Harbinson * GENESIS 1980
|
||||
|
||||
Clive Harold THE UNINVITED: A TRUE STORY 1979
|
||||
|
||||
Gerald Heard IS ANOTHER WORLD WATCHING 1953
|
||||
|
||||
Allan Hendry THE UFO HANDBOOK 1979
|
||||
|
||||
James Holledge FLYING SAUCERS OVER AUSTRALIA 1965
|
||||
|
||||
Bud Hopkins * MISSING TIME: A DOCUMENTED STUDY
|
||||
OF UFO ABDUCTIONS 1981
|
||||
Bud Hopkins * INTRUDERS: THE INCREDIBLE
|
||||
VISITATIONS AT COPLEY WOODS 1987
|
||||
Bud Hopkins INTRUDERS AMONG US ?1987
|
||||
|
||||
Linda Moulten Howe ???????HARVEST 1989
|
||||
|
||||
! Allan J. Hynek * THE HYNEK UFO REPORT 1977
|
||||
Allan J. Hynek THE EDGE OF REALITY 1975
|
||||
Allan J. Hynek * THE UFO EXPERIENCE A SCIENTIFIC
|
||||
INQUIRY 1972
|
||||
|
||||
Phil Imbrogno # NIGHT SIEGE THE HUDSON VALLEY UFO 1987
|
||||
|
||||
D. Jacobs THE UFO CONTROVERCY IN AMERICA 1975
|
||||
|
||||
Trevor James THEY LIVE IN THE SKY ?1967
|
||||
|
||||
M. K. Jessup THE EXPANDING CASE FOR UFO'S 1957
|
||||
M. K. Jessup # THE CASE FOR THE UFO'S 1955
|
||||
! M. K. Jessup THE CASE FOR THE UFO'S 1956
|
||||
(ANOTATED "VARO" EDITION)
|
||||
M. K. Jessup THE UFO ANNUAL 1956
|
||||
M. K. Jessup UFO AND THE BIBLE 1956
|
||||
|
||||
Carl Jung FLYING SAUCERS: A MODERN MYTH
|
||||
OF THINGS SEEN IN THE SKY 1959
|
||||
|
||||
John A. Keel THE MAN WHO INVENTED FLYING
|
||||
SAUCERS 1983
|
||||
John A. Keel THE EIGHTH TOWER 1975
|
||||
John A. Keel * THE MOTHMAN PROPHECIES 1975
|
||||
John A. Keel * OUR HAUNTED PLANET 1971
|
||||
John A. Keel UFO'S OPERATION TROJAN HORSE 1970
|
||||
|
||||
C. F. Keil COMMENTARY ON THE OLD TESTAMENT 1966
|
||||
|
||||
Malcolm Kent * THE TERROR ABOVE US 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Major Donald E. Keyhoe * ALIENS FROM SPACE... THE REAL
|
||||
STORY OF UFO'S 1973
|
||||
Major Donald E. Keyhoe FLYING SAUCERS TOP SECRET 1960
|
||||
Major Donald E. Keyhoe FLYING SAUCER CONSPIRACY 1955
|
||||
Major Donald E. Keyhoe FLYING SAUCERS FROM OUTER SPACE 1953
|
||||
Major Donald E. Keyhoe FLYING SAUCERS ARE REAL 1950
|
||||
|
||||
K. A. Kichen ANCIENT ORIENT AND OLD TESTAMENT 1966
|
||||
|
||||
Gary Kinder * LIGHT YEARS 1987
|
||||
|
||||
Phillip Klass # UFO'S THE PUBLIC DECIEVED 1983
|
||||
Phillip Klass UFO'S EXPLAINED 1974
|
||||
Phillip Klass UFO'S IDENTIFIED 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Peter Kolosimo NOT OF THIS WORLD 1971
|
||||
|
||||
Dino Kraspedon MY CONTACT WITH FLYING SAUCERS 1959
|
||||
|
||||
Alan Landsburg * THE OUTER SPACE CONNECTION 1975
|
||||
|
||||
George Leonard SOMEONE ELSE IS ON THE MOON ?1988
|
||||
|
||||
Brinsley LePoer Trench SECRET OF THE AGES - UFO's 1975
|
||||
FROM INSIDE THE EARTH
|
||||
Brinsley LePoer Trench OPERATION EARTH 1974
|
||||
Brinsley LePoer Trench THE ETERNAL SUBJECT 1973
|
||||
(THE UFO STORY)
|
||||
Brinsley LePoer Trench FLYING SAUCERS HAVE ARRIVED 1970
|
||||
Brinsley LePoer Trench THE FLYING SAUCER STORY 1970
|
||||
Brinsley LePoer Trench TEMPLE OF THE STARS 1962
|
||||
(MEN AMONG MANKIND)
|
||||
Brinsley LePoer Trench THE SKY PEOPLE 1960
|
||||
|
||||
Gordon Lindsay THE RIDDLE OF THE FLYING SAUCERS 1972
|
||||
Gordon Lindsay THE ANTICHRISTS HAVE COME 1958
|
||||
|
||||
Howard Liss UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Loftin IDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Bill Looney RADIX 1972
|
||||
|
||||
Gordon Lore Jr. STRANGE EFFECTS FROM UFO'S 1969
|
||||
Gordon Lore Jr. MYSTERIES OF THE SKIES: UFO'S
|
||||
IN PERSPECTIVE 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Robert W. Loosley AN ACCOUNT OF A MEETING WITH
|
||||
DENIZENS OF ANOTHER WORLD 1971
|
||||
|
||||
Coral Lorenzen ABDUCTED! 1977
|
||||
Coral Lorenzen ENCOUNTERS WITH UFO OCCUPANTS 1976
|
||||
Coral Lorenzen UFO'S THE WHOLE STORY 1969
|
||||
Coral Lorenzen * UFO'S OVER THE AMERICAS 1968
|
||||
Coral Lorenzen FLYING SAUCER OCCUPANTS 1967
|
||||
Coral Lorenzen * THE FLYING SAUCER HOAX 1966
|
||||
Coral Lorenzen (FLYING SAUCERS: THE STARTLING
|
||||
EVIDENCE OF THE INVITATION FROM
|
||||
OUTER SPACE) 1966
|
||||
|
||||
Duncan Lunan * MYSTERIOUS SIGNALS FROM
|
||||
OUTER SPACE 1974
|
||||
|
||||
Larry Maddock THE FLYING SAUCER GAMBIT 1966
|
||||
|
||||
Kenneth c. McCulloch MANKIND CITIZEN OF THE GALAXY ?1988
|
||||
|
||||
John Magor OUR UFO VISITORS 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Howard Menger * FROM OUTER SPACE TO YOU 1959
|
||||
|
||||
John Manas FLYING SAUCERS ANS SPACEMEN 1962
|
||||
|
||||
Dr. Donald Menzel THE UFO ENIGMA 1977
|
||||
Dr. Donald Menzel UFO FACT OR FICTION 1967
|
||||
Dr. Donald Menzel THE WORLD OF FLYING SAUCERS 1963
|
||||
Dr. Donald Menzel FLYING SAUCERS 1953
|
||||
|
||||
Aime Michel FLYING SAUCERS AND THE STRAIGHT
|
||||
LINE MYSTERY 1958
|
||||
Aime Michel THE TRUTH ABOUT FLYING SAUCERS 1956
|
||||
|
||||
John Michell * THE FLYING SAUCER VISION 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Helen Mitchell WE MET THE SPACE PEOPLE ?1970
|
||||
|
||||
William L. Moore THE SPITZBERGEN SAUCER CRASH ?1988
|
||||
William L. Moore CRASHED UFO'S: EVIDENCE IN THE
|
||||
SEARCH FOR PROOF ?1988
|
||||
William L. Moore UFO'S THE MOST HIGHLY CLASSIFIED
|
||||
SUBJECT 1986
|
||||
! William L. Moore * THE ROSWELL INCIDENT 1980
|
||||
! William L. Moore * THE PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT 1979
|
||||
|
||||
Jim Moseley THE WRIGHT FIELD STORY 1971
|
||||
Jim Moseley JIM MOSELEY'S BOOK OF SAUCER NEWS 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Israel Norkin SAUCER DIARY 1957
|
||||
|
||||
Erich Norman GODS AND DEVILS FROM OUTER SPACE 1973
|
||||
Erich Norman * GODS, DEMONS AND SPACE CHARIOTS 1970
|
||||
|
||||
James E. Oberg UFO'S AND OUTER SPACE MYSTERIES:
|
||||
|
||||
Thomas Olsen THE REFERENCE FOR OUTSTANDING
|
||||
UFO SIGHTING REPORTS ?1968
|
||||
|
||||
John C. O'Neill PRODIGAL GENIUS: THE LIFE OF
|
||||
NIKOLA TELSA 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Ray Palmer THE REAL UFO INVASION 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Michael Parry CHARIOTS OF FIRE 1974
|
||||
A SYMPATHETIC SKEPTICS REPORT 1982
|
||||
|
||||
T. B. Pawlicki HOW TO BUILD A FLYING SAUCER AND
|
||||
OTHER PROPOSALS IN SPECULATIVE
|
||||
ENGINEERING 1981
|
||||
|
||||
Ted Peters UFO'S GOD'S CHARIOTS 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Ted Phillips PHYSICAL TRACES ASSOCIATED WITH 1975
|
||||
UFO SIGHTINGS
|
||||
|
||||
Randolfo Raphael Pozos # THE FACE ON MARS ?1980
|
||||
|
||||
UFO Congress PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST INTER
|
||||
NATIONAL UFO CONGRESS 1980
|
||||
|
||||
! Captain Kevin D. Randle * THE UFO CASEBOOK 1989
|
||||
|
||||
Jenny Randles SKY CRASH: A COSMIC CONSPIRACY 1984
|
||||
Jenny Randles SCIENCE AND THE UFO'S 1985
|
||||
Jenny Randles UFO REALITY: A CRITICAL LOOK
|
||||
AT THE PHYSICAL EVIDENCE 1983
|
||||
|
||||
Richard M. Rasmussen THE UFO LITERATURE: A COMPREHEN
|
||||
SIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS IN
|
||||
ENGLISH 1985
|
||||
|
||||
J. Rimmer THE EVIDENCE FOR ALIEN ABDUCTIONS 1984
|
||||
|
||||
Edward J. Ruppelt * THE REPORT ON UNIDENTIFIED
|
||||
FLYING OBJECTS 1956
|
||||
|
||||
Harley D. Rutledge PROJECT IDENTIFICATION: THE
|
||||
FIRST SCIENTIFIC FIELD STUDY
|
||||
OF THE UFO PHENOMENA 1981
|
||||
|
||||
Margaret Sachs THE UFO ENCYCLOPEDIA 1980
|
||||
Margaret Sachs * CELESTRIAL PASSENGERS: UFO'S
|
||||
AND SPACE TRAVEL 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Carl Sagan OTHER WORLDS 1975
|
||||
Carl Sagan THE COSMIC CONNECTION 1973
|
||||
Carl Sagan UFO'S A SCIENTIFIC DEBATE 1972
|
||||
Carl Sagan INTELLIGENT LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Thierry J. Sagnier * THE UFO REPORT 1983
|
||||
|
||||
Frank Salisbury THE UTAH UFO DISPLAY 1974
|
||||
|
||||
Ivan Sanderson UNINVITED VISITORS 1967
|
||||
Ivan Sanderson INVISIBLE RESIDENTS 1970
|
||||
|
||||
David Saunders UFO's? YES!: WHERE THE CONDON
|
||||
REPORT WENT WRONG 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Frank Scully # BEHIND THE FLYING SAUCERS 1950
|
||||
|
||||
Jean Sendy * THE COMING OF THE GODS 1970
|
||||
Jean Sendy * THE GODS WHO MADE HEAVEN & EARTH 1969
|
||||
Jean Sendy THE MOON: OUTPOST OF THE GODS 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Sheaffer THE UFO VERDICT: EXAMINING
|
||||
THE EVIDENCE 1980
|
||||
|
||||
Arthur Shuttlewood UFO'S KEY TO THE NEW AGE 1971
|
||||
Arthur Shuttlewood WARNING FROM FLYING FRIENDS 1968
|
||||
Arthur Shuttlewood * THE WARMINSTER MYSTERY 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Zecharia Sitchin * THE WARS OF GODS AND MEN 1985
|
||||
Zecharia Sitchin THE THE 12TH PLANET ?1985
|
||||
Zecharia Sitchin THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN ?1985
|
||||
|
||||
MS Smith THE UFO ENIGMA 1976
|
||||
|
||||
Susy Smith * STRANGERS FROM SPACE 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Warren Smith # SECRET OF THE HOLLOW EARTH 1976
|
||||
Warren Smith # SECRET FORCES OF THE PYRAMIDS 1975
|
||||
|
||||
Garder Soule UFO'S AND IFO'S 1967
|
||||
|
||||
John Spenser * PHENOMENON FORTY YEARS OF
|
||||
FLYING SUACERS 1988
|
||||
John Spencer # NO EARTHLY EXPLANATION 1974
|
||||
John Spencer LIMBO OF THE LOST 1969
|
||||
|
||||
L. Gerome Stanton * FLYING SAUCERS HOAX OR REALITY 1966
|
||||
|
||||
Roger Stanway FLYING SAUCER REPORT - UFO'S
|
||||
UNIDENTIFIED AND UNDENIABLE 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Fred Steckling UFO'S WHY ARE THEY HERE? 1969
|
||||
|
||||
Brad Steiger # THE FELLOWSHIP 1988
|
||||
Brad Steiger * THE UFO ABDUCTORS 1988
|
||||
Brad Steiger THE STAR PEOPLE ?1988
|
||||
Brad Steiger REVELATION: THE DIVINE FIRE ?1988
|
||||
Brad Steiger WORLDS BEFORE OUR OWN ?1988
|
||||
Brad Steiger * ALIEN MEETINGS 1978
|
||||
Brad Steiger GODS OF AQUARIOUS 1976
|
||||
Brad Steiger * PROJECT BLUEBOOK 1976
|
||||
Brad Steiger THE NEW UFO BREAKTHROUGH ?1976
|
||||
Brad Steiger # MYSTERIES OF TIME AND SPACE 1974
|
||||
Brad Steiger FLYING SAUCER INVASION - TARGET 1969
|
||||
EARTH
|
||||
Brad Steiger ALLENDE LETTERS 1968
|
||||
Brad Steiger NEW UFO BREAKTHROUGH 1968
|
||||
Brad Steiger FLYING SAUCERS ARE HOSTILE 1967
|
||||
Brad Steiger THE FLYING SAUCER MENACE 1967
|
||||
Brad Steiger STRANGERS FROM THE SKIES 1966
|
||||
|
||||
William Steinman UFO CRASH AT AZTEC ?1988
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Sheaffer THE UFO VERDICT: EXAMINING
|
||||
THE EVIDENCE 1980
|
||||
|
||||
Jack Stonely CETI: COMMUNICATION WITH EXTRA
|
||||
TERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENCE 1976
|
||||
Jack Stonely * IS ANYONE OUT THERE 1974
|
||||
|
||||
Ronald Story UFO'S AND THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE 1981
|
||||
Ronald Story # THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF UFO'S 1980
|
||||
Ronald Story GUARDIANS OF THE UNIVERSE 1980
|
||||
Ronald Story THE SPACE GODS REVEALED A CLOSE 1976
|
||||
LOOK AT THE THEORIES OF ERICH
|
||||
VON DANIKEN
|
||||
|
||||
Frank Stranges THE STRANGER AT THE PENTAGON 1972
|
||||
Frank Stranges MY FRIEND FROM BEYOND EARTH 1960
|
||||
Frank Stranges FLYING SAUCERAMA 1959
|
||||
|
||||
! Whitley Strieber * MAJESTIC 1989
|
||||
Whitley Strieber * TRANSFORMATION 1988
|
||||
Whitley Strieber * COMMUNION 1987
|
||||
|
||||
Leonard Stringfield * SITUATION RED: UFO SIEGE 1977
|
||||
Leonard Stringfield INSIDE SAUCER POST 3-0 BLUE 1957
|
||||
|
||||
Richard Tambling FLYING SAUCERS WHERE DO
|
||||
THEY COME FROM 1967
|
||||
|
||||
Robert K. G. Temple THE SIRIUS MYSTERY 1976
|
||||
|
||||
Paul Thomas FYING SAUCERS THROUGH THE AGES 1965
|
||||
|
||||
Andrew Tomas * WE ARE NOT THE FIRST 1971
|
||||
|
||||
James Trevor THEY LIVE IN THE SKY 1958
|
||||
|
||||
Jacques Vallee MESSENGERS OF DECEPTION: UFO
|
||||
CONTACTS AND CULTS 1979
|
||||
Jacques Vallee THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE 1976
|
||||
Jacques Vallee DIMENSIONS: A CASEBOOK OF
|
||||
ALIEN CONTACT ????
|
||||
Jacques Vallee * ANATOMY OF A PHENOMENON 1965
|
||||
Jacques Vallee UFO'S IN SPACE 1965
|
||||
Jacques Vallee * THE UFO ENIGMA: CHALLENGE 1966
|
||||
TO SCIENCE
|
||||
Jacques Vallee PASSPORT TO MAGONIA 1969
|
||||
|
||||
! Renato Vesco * INTRCEPT / UFO 1968
|
||||
(INTERCEPT BUT DONT SHOOT)
|
||||
|
||||
Travis Walton THE WALTON EXPERIENCE 1978
|
||||
|
||||
David Webb YEAR OF THE HUMANOIDS 1974
|
||||
|
||||
David Wheeler THE LUBBOCK LIGHTS 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Dale White * IS SOMETHING UP THERE? 1968
|
||||
|
||||
P. J. Wilcox THE UFO QUESTION 1976
|
||||
|
||||
Neil Wilgus THE ILLUMINOIDS 1977
|
||||
|
||||
Harold T. Wilkins FLYING SAUCERS UNCENSORED 1956
|
||||
Harold T. Wilkins * FLYING SAUCERS ON THE ATTACK 1954
|
||||
Harold T. Wilkins STRANGE MYSTERIES OF TIME
|
||||
& SPACE ?1954
|
||||
|
||||
George Hunt Williamson OTHER TONGUES, OTHER FLESH ?1988
|
||||
George Hunt Williamson THE SAUCERS SPEAK ?1966
|
||||
|
||||
Dr. Clifford Wilson * CRASH GO THE CHARIOTS 1972
|
||||
Dr. Clifford Wilson * THE ALIEN AGENDA 1974
|
||||
Dr. Clifford Wilson UFO'S & THEIR MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 1974
|
||||
Dr. Clifford Wilson IN THE BEGINNING GOD 1970
|
||||
|
||||
Don Wilson OUR MYSTERIOUS SPACESHIP MOON 1975
|
||||
|
||||
Robert Anton Wilson * COSMIC TRIGGER THE FINAL SECRET
|
||||
OF THE ILLUMINATI 1977
|
||||
|
||||
T. M. Wright THE INTELLIGENT MAN'S GUIDE
|
||||
TO FLYING SAUCERS 1968
|
||||
|
||||
Bob Young FLYING SAUCERS ARE - BOOK TWO 1959
|
||||
|
||||
Mort Young UFO: TOP SECRET 1967
|
||||
|
||||
|
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
****************
|
||||
* CONFIDENTIAL *
|
||||
****************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
A SITUATION REPORT ON OUR ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED
|
||||
TECHNOLOGY AND INTERACTION WITH ALIEN CULTURES
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
JANUARY 1988
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
BY
|
||||
O.H. KRILL
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
ABSTRACT
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Throughout the forty year period when UFO have been actively
|
||||
observed in our civilization, a lot of data has been gathered --
|
||||
data which has often pointed to aspects of the phenomena that have
|
||||
been supressed. As a result of the suppression and
|
||||
compartmentalization of the information, our culture has been
|
||||
fragmented into several levels of "reality" which both co-exist
|
||||
and oppose each other. Part of our culture does not or will not
|
||||
believe in the existence of other species; part of our culture
|
||||
acknowledges their existence or the probability of their
|
||||
existence; part of our culture is actually interacting with the
|
||||
other species. These simultaneous realities contribute to the
|
||||
condition of extreme confusion in which we find ourselves.
|
||||
Research into UFO's follows a similar pattern. Some view the
|
||||
matter in a completely empirical perspective; others search for
|
||||
patterns and functional relationships in events; still others go
|
||||
out and ask the right questions at the right time and get answers.
|
||||
Some of those answers that have appeared are, to some people,
|
||||
quite disturbing and fantastic.
|
||||
All in all, we are dealing with new concepts in physics, new
|
||||
concepts in psychology, and the gradually growing awareness that
|
||||
we are not only not alone here, but we have never been alone here.
|
||||
As if that were not enough, it turns out that factions of our
|
||||
society have known this, and apparently have been interacting with
|
||||
some of these alien species for quite a while.
|
||||
The bottom line is that all along, humanity has been led down
|
||||
a false path, a path that has been plagued by layer upon layer of
|
||||
conspiracies and disinformation. Technological knowledge and
|
||||
absolute power have been the motives on the human side. Survival
|
||||
has been the motive on the alien side, or at least as far as the
|
||||
predominant alien visitors are concerned.
|
||||
The intent of this paper is to bring much of the details
|
||||
regarding this into the open. You are not being asked to believe
|
||||
it, but to consider it in the light of what has happened, what is
|
||||
happening, and what may be developing right under our very noses.
|
||||
If you find that you cannot stomach such thoughts, or that you
|
||||
cannot deal with it, read no further.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
It is quite evident, or it should be, that the UFO situation
|
||||
is both complex and dangerous. The UFO problem is a multi-
|
||||
situational and multi-dimensional phenomena. We have established
|
||||
the following as having a basis in fact:
|
||||
|
||||
o Craft from other worlds have crashed on Earth.
|
||||
o Alien craft are from both ultra-dimensional sources
|
||||
and sources within this dimension.
|
||||
o Early U.S. government efforts at acquiring alien
|
||||
technology were successful.
|
||||
o The U.S. government has had live alien hostages at
|
||||
some point in time.
|
||||
o The government has conducted autopsies on alien
|
||||
cadavers.
|
||||
o U.S. intelligence agencies, security agencies, and
|
||||
public agencies are involved in the coverup of facts
|
||||
pertaining to the situation.
|
||||
o People have been and are currently abducted,
|
||||
mutilated, murdered and kidnapped as a result of the
|
||||
UFO situation.
|
||||
o There is a current active alien presence on this
|
||||
planet among us that controls difference elements of
|
||||
our society.
|
||||
o Alien forces maintain bases on Earth and on the Moon.
|
||||
o The U.S. government has had a working relationship
|
||||
with alien forces for some time, with the express
|
||||
purpose of gaining technology in gravitational
|
||||
propulsion, beam weaponry and mind control.
|
||||
o Millions of cattle have been killed in the process
|
||||
of acquiring biological materials.
|
||||
o Both aliens and the U.S. government are responsible
|
||||
for mutilations, but for different reasons.
|
||||
o We live in a multi-dimensional world that is
|
||||
overlapped and visited by entities from other
|
||||
dimensions. Many of these entities are hostile.
|
||||
Many are not hostile.
|
||||
o The basis of our genetic development and religions
|
||||
lies in intervention by non-terrestrial and
|
||||
terrestrial forces.
|
||||
o Actual technology far exceeds that perceived by
|
||||
the public.
|
||||
o The United States space program is a cover operation
|
||||
that exists for public relations purposes.
|
||||
o People are being actively killed in order to suppress
|
||||
the facts about the situation. The CIA and the NSA
|
||||
are involved so deeply that exposure would cause
|
||||
collapse of their overt structure.
|
||||
o Facts indicate alien overt presence within five to
|
||||
ten years.
|
||||
o Our civilization is one of many that have existed in
|
||||
the last billion years.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
You will probably have more conclusions. To see, just read on....
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Animal Mutilations and UFOs
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
General Chronology
|
||||
|
||||
In the middle of 1963, a series of livestock attacks occurred
|
||||
in Haskell County, Texas. In a typical case, an Angus bull was
|
||||
found with its throat slashed and a saucer-sized wound in its
|
||||
stomach. The citizenry attributed the attacks to a wild beast of
|
||||
some sort, a "vanishing varmint." As it continued its furtive
|
||||
forays through the Haskell County outback, the bloodluster assumed
|
||||
somewhat more mythic proportions and a new name was destined to
|
||||
endure: The Haskell Rascal.
|
||||
Throughout the following decade, there would be sporadic
|
||||
reports of similar attacks on livestock. These attacks were
|
||||
occasionally described as "mutilations." The most prominent of
|
||||
these infrequent reports was the mutilation death of "Snippy" the
|
||||
horse in southern Colorado in 1967, accompanied by area UFO
|
||||
sightings, a Condon Committee investigation and worldwide press
|
||||
coverage.
|
||||
It was in 1973 that the modern animal mutilation wave can be
|
||||
said to have begun in earnest. That year is generally thought of
|
||||
as the year of the last concerted UFO flap, although there may be
|
||||
reason to question that contention, given the events of two years
|
||||
later.
|
||||
In 1973 and 1974 the majority of the classic mutilation
|
||||
reports originated in the central United States.
|
||||
In 1975, an unprecedented onslaught spread across the western
|
||||
two-thirds of the United States. Mutilation reports peaked in that
|
||||
year, accompanied by accounts of UFOs and unidentified
|
||||
helicopters. In 1978, the attacks increased.
|
||||
By 1979, numerous livestock mutilations were occurring in
|
||||
Canada, primarily in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Attacks in the
|
||||
United States leveled off.
|
||||
In 1980, there was an increase in activity in the United
|
||||
States. Mutilations have been reported less frequently since that
|
||||
year, though this may be due in part to an increased reluctance to
|
||||
report mutilations on the part of ranchers and farmers. The
|
||||
mutilations still continue. Over ten thousand animals have died in
|
||||
the United States; although the mutilations have been occurring
|
||||
worldwide, the same circumstances are always present.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
General Observations
|
||||
|
||||
Any investigation which intends to probe the systematic
|
||||
occurrence of the mutilation attacks upon livestock and other
|
||||
animals must include within its purview certain factors which may
|
||||
or may not be directly related to the acts of mutilation
|
||||
themselves. These mutilations -- the killing and furtive removal
|
||||
of external or internal parts -- have been directed at literally
|
||||
thousands of animals (primarily livestock) since the 1960s. The
|
||||
surgery on these animals is primarily conducted with uncanny
|
||||
precision, suggesting the use of highly sophisticated implements
|
||||
and techniques. The numbing and persistent regularity of the
|
||||
mutilations and the seemingly casual disposal of the useless
|
||||
carcasses all hint at extreme confidence -- even arrogance -- of
|
||||
the mutilators. It is an arrogance which appears to be justified
|
||||
by the freedom and impunity with which these acts have been
|
||||
carried out.
|
||||
The pertinence of a specific element of the problem is
|
||||
shortly revealed in the course of any thorough investigation into
|
||||
the mutilations. I refer to the appearance of unmarked and
|
||||
otherwise unidentified helicopters within a spatial and temporal
|
||||
proximity of animal mutilation sites. The occurrence of the two has
|
||||
been persistent enough to supercede coincidence.
|
||||
These mystery helicopters are almost always without
|
||||
identifying markings, or markings may appear to have been painted
|
||||
over or covered with something. The helicopters are frequently
|
||||
reported flying at abnormal, unsafe or illegal altitudes. They may
|
||||
shy away if witnesses of law officers try to approach.
|
||||
There are several accounts of aggressive behavior on the part
|
||||
of the helicopter occupants, with witnesses chased, "buzzed,"
|
||||
hovered over or even fired upon. At times these choppers appear
|
||||
very near mutilation sites, even hovering over a pasture where a
|
||||
mutilated carcass is later found. They may be observed shortly
|
||||
before or after mutilations occur -- or within days of a
|
||||
mutilation. The intention here is merely to stress that the
|
||||
"mystery helicopter" element is a part of the issue which deserves
|
||||
scrutiny.
|
||||
The idea of "mystery helicopters" did not develop
|
||||
concurrently with the animal mutilations themselves. Such
|
||||
helicopters -- unmarked, flying at low levels, soundless (or
|
||||
sounding like helicopters) -- have been reported for years, and
|
||||
have been linked to an even more widespread phenomenon -- the
|
||||
"phantom" (fixed wing) aircraft. The helicopters themselves have
|
||||
been seen in area where UFOs were reported, in many countries. In
|
||||
some of the more interesting accounts, the mystery helicopters
|
||||
were seen with UFOs, or shortly after the UFOs were sighted.
|
||||
The most apt case I can think of, but certainly not the most
|
||||
isolated, is a case described by Virgil Armstrong in his lecture
|
||||
on "What NASA Didn't Tell Us About the Moon." He discusses
|
||||
helicopters and UFOs in general.
|
||||
Armstrong describes a friend of his that had invented a
|
||||
special camera arrangement with the idea that it would increase
|
||||
the chances of getting good pictures of UFOs. The camera was
|
||||
mounted on a gunstock along with a laser. The idea was to fire the
|
||||
laser at the UFO, if one appeared, and hopefully the UFO would
|
||||
come to a halt, enabling him to take some quality pictures.
|
||||
Not too long after they were set up in the desert, a UFO did
|
||||
in fact appear, and they fired the laser and the disk stopped in a
|
||||
hovering mode. They took quite a few good pictures of it. Shortly
|
||||
thereafter, the disk flew away. Within minutes, they heard the
|
||||
unmistakable sound of helicopters coming their way. The
|
||||
helicopters landed strategically around their group, and out of
|
||||
the choppers came a croup of Black Berets, which are strategic Air
|
||||
Force security forces. The commander of the Berets walked up to
|
||||
the group and said, "What are you doing here?" "Obviously, we are
|
||||
photographing flying objects, and we just saw a flying saucer and
|
||||
we got some very very good pictures of it." The commander then
|
||||
asked the leader of the group if he knew where he was. The group
|
||||
leader replied "No." The commander then said, "We suggest you get
|
||||
out of here right now!" The group leader then asked, "What right
|
||||
do you have to tell us to get out of here? Is this government
|
||||
land?" The commander of the Black Berets replied, "Indeed it is.
|
||||
It is Andrews Air Force Base, and if you are not out of here in
|
||||
ten minutes, you are under arrest." With that, the Berets removed
|
||||
the film from the camera, and the group left.
|
||||
Not only does this illustrate one kind of instance where UFOs
|
||||
are seen in relationship to helicopters, but it also illustrates
|
||||
the fact that either some of the disks are ours, or we have a
|
||||
military/government relationship with those who fly them. The
|
||||
helicopters mentioned above are not the mystery ones, but were
|
||||
United States military ones.
|
||||
Another case of military helicopters and United States-owned
|
||||
disks comes from the book "UFO Crash at Aztec," by Wendell
|
||||
Stevens. In the book he relates the incident where an Indian was
|
||||
backpacking in the mountains in the vicinity of Area 51, Groom
|
||||
Lake, on the Nellis AFB range north of Las Vegas. He heard
|
||||
approaching helicopters and hid out of sight. The helicopters were
|
||||
broadcasting a warning over public address systems for anyone in
|
||||
the area to show themselves because they were going to conduct a
|
||||
"dangerous military test." The Indian maintained his hidden
|
||||
posture, and the helicopters flew overhead and back down toward
|
||||
the Groom Lake facility. Minutes later, two helicopters were seen
|
||||
flying up the canyon with a black disk flying between them and
|
||||
slightly above them. They flew overhead and then the helicopters
|
||||
turned around and flew back towards the base, followed shortly
|
||||
afterward by the disk. The individual's name and how to contact
|
||||
him for further details is given in the book.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The Mystery Choppers
|
||||
|
||||
Situations involving the mystery helicopters appear to be a
|
||||
little more insidious. A good example is an event which occurred
|
||||
in Madison County, Montana, between June and October of 1976.
|
||||
Twenty-two confirmed cattle mutilations had occurred during that
|
||||
period, and they were accompanied by reports throughout the county
|
||||
of silent, unmarked, jet-black helicopters, flashing or steady
|
||||
anomalous lights in the air and near the ground, unmarked fixed-
|
||||
wing aircraft and white vans in remote and previously inaccessible
|
||||
areas.
|
||||
Toward the latter part of this period, in early autumn of
|
||||
1976, a hunter from Bozeman, Montana, was out alone around 3:00pm
|
||||
one day in the Red Mountain area near Norris. He watched as a
|
||||
black helicopter without markings flew overhead and disappeared
|
||||
below a small hill. The curious hunter climbed to the top of the
|
||||
hill. There was the black chopper (a Bell Jet Ranger, he thought)
|
||||
on the ground, the engine still running. Seven men had apparently
|
||||
exited from the craft and were walking up the hill toward the
|
||||
observer. As the hunter advanced toward the seven, he waved and
|
||||
shouted congenial greetings. It was then that he realized there
|
||||
was something about the men -- they were all Oriental. They had
|
||||
slanted eyes and olive skin and were jabbering among themselves in
|
||||
some indecipherable language. They wore "everyday" clothes, not
|
||||
uniforms. Suddenly they began to return to the helicopter. The
|
||||
hunter, still waving and shouting friendly greetings, started
|
||||
after them. The Orientals quickened their pace. When the hunter
|
||||
approached within five or six feet, they broke into a dead run,
|
||||
crowded into the chopper and took off.
|
||||
In a documented "mystery helicopter" wave in England,
|
||||
accounts place Oriental-appearing occupants in an unidentified
|
||||
chopper. Slant-eyed, olive skinned, Oriental-seeming occupants
|
||||
have been a staple at the heart and at the periphery of UFO
|
||||
accounts for years. Significant numbers of the infamous "men-in-
|
||||
black" (MIB) have a similar appearance, but very often they are
|
||||
seen as very pale and gaunt men who are sensitive to light.
|
||||
In STIGMATA No. 5 (Fall-Winter 1978) Tom Adams outlined the
|
||||
most prominent speculative explanations accounting for the
|
||||
mutilation/helicopter link, including the following:
|
||||
|
||||
o The helicopters are themselves UFOs, disguised to
|
||||
appear as terrestrial craft.
|
||||
o The choppers originate from within the U.S.
|
||||
government/military and are directly involved in
|
||||
conducting the actual mutilations.
|
||||
o The helicopters are government/military and are not
|
||||
involved in the mutilations but are investigating
|
||||
them.
|
||||
o The helicopters are government/military, and they
|
||||
know about the identity and motives of the
|
||||
mutilators and by their presence, they are trying to
|
||||
divert attention to the possibility of involvement
|
||||
by the military.
|
||||
|
||||
The answer, as far as Tom Adams is concerned, could be a
|
||||
combination of the above explanations. There also has been
|
||||
speculation that they are involved in biological experiments with
|
||||
chemical or biological warfare or the geobotanical pursuit
|
||||
of petroleum and mineral deposits. On one occasion, an army
|
||||
standard-type scalpel was found at a mutilation site. Since the
|
||||
disks have been mostly involved with the mutilations, it is
|
||||
thought that this was a diversionary event.
|
||||
These events, or the discussion of them, is just the
|
||||
precursor to the actual revelations of what is behind the
|
||||
mutilations: alien acquisition of biological materials for their
|
||||
own use. To discuss this in a logical and sequential manner, we
|
||||
must review what has been really happening right under our noses:
|
||||
direct interaction with extraterrestrial biological entities
|
||||
(EBE's). To discuss that, however, we must attempt to start at the
|
||||
beginning with what we now know to be true.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The Saga Begins
|
||||
|
||||
It seemingly all began thousands of years ago, but for the
|
||||
purposes of this discussion, let's start with some events that we
|
||||
all are familiar with. In 1947, two years after we set off the
|
||||
first nuclear explosion that our current civilization detonated,
|
||||
came the Mantell episode, where we had the first recorded incident
|
||||
of a military confrontation with extraterrestrials that resulted
|
||||
in the death of a military pilot. It is quite evident now that our
|
||||
government did not known quite how to handle the situation. In
|
||||
1952, the nation's capital was overflown by a series of disks. It
|
||||
was this event which led to the involvement of United States
|
||||
security forces (CIA, NSA, DIA, FBI) to try to keep the situation
|
||||
under control until they could understand what was happening.
|
||||
During this period, the government established a working group,
|
||||
known as Majestic Twelve (MJ-12). The original members were:
|
||||
Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter, Dr. Vannevar Bush, Secretary
|
||||
James Forrestal, General Nathan P. Twining, General Hoyt S.
|
||||
Vandenburg, Dr. Detlev Bronk, Dr. Jerome Hunsaker, Mr. Sidney W.
|
||||
Souers, Mr. Gordon Gray, Dr. Donald Menzel, General Robert M.
|
||||
Montague, and Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner.
|
||||
The MJ-12 group has been a continuously existing group since
|
||||
it was created, with new members replacing others that die. For
|
||||
example, when Secretary Forrestal was upset at seeing the United
|
||||
States sold out in World War II, he wound up being sent to a Naval
|
||||
hospital for emotional strain. Before relatives could get to him,
|
||||
he "jumped out a 16th story window." Most persons close to him
|
||||
consider his suicide contrived. When Forrestal died, he was
|
||||
replaced by General Walter B. Smith.
|
||||
In December of 1947, Project Sign was created to acquire as
|
||||
much information as possible about UFOs, their performance
|
||||
characteristics and their purposes. In order to preserve security,
|
||||
liaison between Project Sign and MJ-12 was limited to two
|
||||
individuals within the intelligence division of the Air Materiel
|
||||
Command whose role it was to pass along certain types of
|
||||
information through channels. Project Sign evolved into Project
|
||||
Grudge in December, 1948. Project Grudge had an over civilian
|
||||
counterpart named Project Bluebook, with which we are all
|
||||
familiar. Only "safe" reports were passed to Bluebook. In 1949,
|
||||
MJ-12 evolved an initial plan of contingency called MJ-1949-04P/78
|
||||
that was to make allowance for public disclosure of some data
|
||||
should the necessity present itself.
|
||||
Majestic Twelve was originally organized by General George C.
|
||||
Marshall in July, 1947, to study the Roswell-Magdalena UFO crash
|
||||
recovery and debris. Admiral Hillenkoetter, director of the CIA
|
||||
from May 1, 1947, until September, 1950, decided to activate the
|
||||
"Robertson Panel," which was designed to monitor civilian UFO
|
||||
study groups that were appearing all over the country. He also
|
||||
joined NICAP in 1956 and was chosen as a member of its board of
|
||||
directors. It was from this position that he was able to act as
|
||||
the MJ-12 "mole," along with his team of other covert experts.
|
||||
They were able to steer NICAP in any direction they wanted to go.
|
||||
With the "Flying Saucer Program" under complete control of MJ-12
|
||||
and with the physical evidence hidden away, General Marshall felt
|
||||
more at ease with this very bizarre situation. These men and their
|
||||
successors have most successfully kept most of the public fooled
|
||||
for 39 years, including much of the western world, by setting up
|
||||
false experts and throwing their influence behind them to make
|
||||
their plan work, with considerable success. Until now.
|
||||
Within six months of the Roswell crash on 2 July 1947 and the
|
||||
finding of another crashed UFO at San Augustine Flats near
|
||||
Magdalena, New Mexico, on 3 July 1947, a great deal of
|
||||
reorganization of agencies and shuffling of people took place. The
|
||||
main thrust behind the original "security lid," and the very
|
||||
reason for its construction, was the analysis and attempted
|
||||
duplication of the technologies of the disks. That activity is
|
||||
headed up by the following groups:
|
||||
|
||||
o The Research and Development Board (R&DB)
|
||||
o Air Force Research and Development (AFRD)
|
||||
o The Office of Naval Research (ONR)
|
||||
o CIA Office of Scientific Intelligence (CIA-OSI)
|
||||
o NSA Office Of Scientific Intelligence (NSA-OSI)
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
No single one of these groups was supposed to know the whole
|
||||
story. Each group was to know only the parts that MJ-12 allowed
|
||||
them to know. MJ-12 also operates through the various civilian
|
||||
intelligence and investigative groups. The CIA and the FBI are
|
||||
manipulated by MJ-12 to carry out their purposes. The NSA was
|
||||
created in the first place to protect the secret of the recovered
|
||||
flying disks, and eventually got complete control over all
|
||||
communications intelligence.
|
||||
This control allows the NSA to monitor any individual through
|
||||
mail, telephone, telexes, telegrams, and now through online
|
||||
computers, monitoring private and personal communications as they
|
||||
choose. In fact, the present-day NSA is the current main extension
|
||||
of MJ-12 pertaining to the "Flying Saucer Program." Vast amounts
|
||||
of disinformation are spread throughout the UFO research field.
|
||||
Any witnesses to any aspect of the program have their lives
|
||||
monitored in every detail, for each has signed a security oath.
|
||||
For people who have worked in the program, including military
|
||||
members, breaking that oath could have any on of the following
|
||||
direct consequences:
|
||||
|
||||
o A verbal warning accompanied by a review of the
|
||||
security oath.
|
||||
o A stronger warning, sometimes accompanied by a brow-
|
||||
beating and intimidation.
|
||||
o Psychologically working on an individual to bring on
|
||||
depression that will lead to suicide.
|
||||
o Murder of the person made to appear as a suicide or
|
||||
accident.
|
||||
o Strange and sudden accidents, always fatal.
|
||||
o Confinement in special "detention centers."
|
||||
o Confinement in "insane asylums" where they are
|
||||
"treated" by mind-control and deprogramming
|
||||
techniques. Individuals are released with changed
|
||||
personalities, identities, and altered memories.
|
||||
o Bringing the individual into the "inside," where he
|
||||
is employed and works for "them," and where he can be
|
||||
watched. This is usually in closed facilities with
|
||||
little contact with the outside world. Underground
|
||||
facilities are the usual place for this.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Any individual who they perceive to be "too close to the
|
||||
truth" will be treated in the same manner. MJ-12 will go to any
|
||||
length to preserve and protect the ultimate secret. As we will see
|
||||
later, the characteristics of what this ultimate secret would turn
|
||||
out to be would change drastically, for it was something even MJ-
|
||||
12 could not predict -- actual contact with alien groups.
|
||||
How the actual contact between the government and aliens was
|
||||
initially made is not known, but the government was made aware
|
||||
that it could be done by a civilian using the right equipment.
|
||||
Dr. Paul Bennewitz, civilian scientist, did so using computer
|
||||
equipment and informed the government he had done so, not
|
||||
realizing that by then, in 1983, that the government was in truth
|
||||
as deep into dealing with the aliens as his communications with
|
||||
them revealed. Dr. Bennewitz lives next to Manzano Weapons Storage
|
||||
Area in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He observed UFOs constantly over
|
||||
the area and initially decided that they were a threat to the
|
||||
installation. He proceeded to figure out a coding system and
|
||||
attempted and was successful in communicating with the aliens that
|
||||
were flying over that area.
|
||||
What he found out is that after initial contacts with the
|
||||
aliens years ago, we agreed to to provide them with bases
|
||||
underground in the United States in return for certain
|
||||
technological secrets which the aliens would reveal to us. The
|
||||
aliens would also be allowed to carry out certain operations,
|
||||
abductions, and mutilations without intervention.
|
||||
The original contact between the government and the
|
||||
extraterrestrial biological entities, who are grey in color and
|
||||
about 3.5 to 4.5 feet high (hereafter referred to as the Greys),
|
||||
was achieved between 1947 and 1951. We knew that the Greys were
|
||||
instrumental in performing the mutilations of animals (and some
|
||||
humans) and that they were using the glandular substances derived
|
||||
from these materials for food (absorbed through the skin) and to
|
||||
clone more Greys in their underground laboratories. The government
|
||||
was also aware that the Greys performed some of the abductions to
|
||||
secure genetic materials. The government insisted that the Greys
|
||||
provide them with a list that would be presented to the National
|
||||
Security Council.
|
||||
Through all this, the government thought that the Greys were
|
||||
basically tolerable creatures, although a bit distasteful. They
|
||||
presumed at the time that it was not unreasonable to assume that
|
||||
the public would and could get used to their presence. Between
|
||||
1968 and 1969 a plan was formulated to make the public aware of
|
||||
their existence over the succeeding twenty years. This time period
|
||||
would culminate with a series of documentaries that would explain
|
||||
the history and intentions of the Greys.
|
||||
The Greys assured us that the real purpose of the abductions
|
||||
was for monitoring of our civilization, and when we learned that
|
||||
the abductions were a lot more frequent and insidious than we were
|
||||
led to believe, the government became concerned. Their concern was
|
||||
also based on additional information regarding the purposes for
|
||||
the abductions:
|
||||
|
||||
o Insertion of a 3mm spherical biological monitoring
|
||||
device through the nasal cavity into the brain of the
|
||||
abductee.
|
||||
o Implementing subliminal post-hypnotic suggestions
|
||||
that would compel the abductee to perform some
|
||||
specific act at a time to be within the next two
|
||||
to five years.
|
||||
o Genetic crossbreeding between the Greys and human
|
||||
beings.
|
||||
o Insertion of discoid monitoring devices into the
|
||||
muscle tissue of the abductees. Presence of these has
|
||||
been verified by x-ray.
|
||||
|
||||
By the time we had found out the truth about the intentions
|
||||
of the Greys (they intend to stay here and stay in control of our
|
||||
world) it was too late. We had already "sold out" humanity. Not
|
||||
that it would have made any difference, because they were here
|
||||
doing what they were doing anyway.
|
||||
In 1983, a story was outlined by government sources that said
|
||||
that the Greys are responsible for our biological evolution
|
||||
through manipulation of the DNA of already evolving primates on
|
||||
this planet. Various time intervals of the DNA manipulation were
|
||||
specified for 25,000, 15,000, 5,000, and 2,500 years ago.
|
||||
Originally, the government thought that the Greys meant us no
|
||||
harm, but today, in 1988, the picture that is emerging is exactly
|
||||
the opposite. The story now is one of great deception at several
|
||||
different levels: the Greys Trojan Horse-style manipulation and
|
||||
lying which allied MJ-12 forces with them four decades ago; the
|
||||
government's disinformation of the subject of UFOs in order to
|
||||
perpetuate the agreement with the Greys free of public scrutiny;
|
||||
the lies to the abductees; the Greys on-going abduction of people
|
||||
and mutilation of animals in order to harvest enzymes, blood and
|
||||
other tissues for their own survival needs; and a genetic blend of
|
||||
the Grey race and a tall Nordic race to enable Grey interface with
|
||||
humans to be done with greater ease.
|
||||
Information from a source at a southwest Army base reveals
|
||||
that these multiple levels of deception are true. It is also
|
||||
indicated that the goal of SDI (Star Wars) is actually to follow
|
||||
through with an attack, proposed by the Greys, on the Nordics when
|
||||
they arrive en masse between now and 1992. This time schedule
|
||||
seems to match with the post-hypnotic programming of many
|
||||
abductees for actions between the next two to five years.
|
||||
This same source sees the world dominated and controlled by
|
||||
the Greys in a way similar to that portrayed in the "V" television
|
||||
series -- they are concerned only for their own survival agenda,
|
||||
and this agenda requires biological substances from other life
|
||||
forms on our planet.
|
||||
The apparent reasoning for the Grey preoccupation with this
|
||||
is due to their lack of a formal digestive tract and the fact that
|
||||
they absorb nutrients and excrete waste directly through the skin.
|
||||
The substances that they acquire are mixed with hydrogen peroxide
|
||||
and "painted" on their skin, allowing absorption of the required
|
||||
nutrients. It is construed from this that some weaponry against
|
||||
them might be geared in this direction.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
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|
||||
****************
|
||||
* CONFIDENTIAL *
|
||||
****************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
A SITUATION REPORT ON OUR ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED
|
||||
TECHNOLOGY AND INTERACTION WITH ALIEN CULTURES
|
||||
|
||||
by O.H. KRILL
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Observations by a Visiting Nordic
|
||||
|
||||
In October, 1987, UFO researcher George Andrews was
|
||||
successfully able to contact one of the Nordics not associated
|
||||
with the Greys, through a woman in California. What follows are
|
||||
the comments made by the alien:
|
||||
|
||||
"Were you a culture about to invade, you would not do it with
|
||||
a flourish of ships showing up in the heavens and undergo risk of
|
||||
being fired upon. That's the type of warfare slightly less evolved
|
||||
beings get into. You would create intense confusion and
|
||||
disagreement with only inferences to your presence -- inferences
|
||||
which would [in turn] cause controversial disagreement.
|
||||
"The Greys are insidious little fiends. They did exactly [to
|
||||
us] what they're doing here [to you]. You are not on the verge of
|
||||
an invasion. You are not in the middle of an invasion. The
|
||||
invasion has already taken place. It's merely in its final stages.
|
||||
"What would you invade? [Here he describes the operational
|
||||
plan of the Greys from the beginning.] You would go to the most
|
||||
secret of communities within a society. In the case of the United
|
||||
States, you would go and infiltrate the CIA. You would take over
|
||||
some of them and you would take over part of the KGB.
|
||||
"You would create great dissension and disagreement between
|
||||
factions of the public at large -- some groups saying they have
|
||||
seen UFOs, others saying 'No, no, this is not possible.' You would
|
||||
involve two major countries in an on-going idiotic philosophical
|
||||
disagreement so that while the Soviet Union and the United States
|
||||
constantly battle back and forth about who has which piece of
|
||||
territory or whether one invades Iran or whether one invades
|
||||
Afghanistan or whatever... whether one dismantles one nuclear
|
||||
warhead or the other dismantles another group of warheads -- you
|
||||
would sit back and laugh if you had the capacity to laugh.
|
||||
"You would present yourself indeed to some in a group who
|
||||
would protect you [CIA or MJ-12] thinking they had a secret more
|
||||
secret and more perfect knowledge of something than anyone else on
|
||||
this planet had, and they would covet you and you would trust
|
||||
their own greed and you would trust their own mass stupidity to
|
||||
trap them. And you'd do it on both sides.
|
||||
"You'd show yourself to some of the mass populace to further
|
||||
involve [factions of] the government in an attempt to shut them
|
||||
up, to keep them even more busy quieting them and trying to 'stop
|
||||
more information about UFOs from getting out.' You'd have the mass
|
||||
populace to a state where they distrusted the government. 'Oh, why
|
||||
don't they believe us? Why can't they understand that these things
|
||||
are really happening? We're not crazy!'
|
||||
"So you would have battles constantly about whether UFOs
|
||||
exist or they don't exist. You would have the public and the
|
||||
government at each other's throats. You would set two major
|
||||
superpowers at each other's throats. And you would have set up
|
||||
groups like 'haves' -- the wealthy but contented -- and the 'have-
|
||||
nots.' You would plant the seeds of massive discontent.
|
||||
"Eventually you might have some show of ships landing in the
|
||||
1990s. One or two. By the time they have landed, be assured they
|
||||
will be in complete control. You will start doing crossbreeds and
|
||||
more crossbreeds, generation after generation.
|
||||
"You bribe the government with a few tidbits -- a Star Wars
|
||||
system. You tease and tempt the Soviet Union with a laser system
|
||||
far finer than any of their own scientists could think of. And you
|
||||
always have that subtle inference -- just on the borderline of
|
||||
consciousness so that UFOs don't seem to believable, yet you keep
|
||||
it couched in secrecy and make it seem quite so insane that no one
|
||||
would believe them. On top of it, you would unleash forces that
|
||||
would want to kill them [UFO contactees] if they disclosed that
|
||||
the CIA is dealing with the exact same things the [contact victim]
|
||||
is.
|
||||
"Maybe one or two hundred years from now, some of the Greys
|
||||
will even physically mingle and you may have some creatures
|
||||
walking around who are pretty much hybrids between Greys and your
|
||||
own race. For now, anything that walks around will look much like
|
||||
yourselves. It's simpler. It holds down on mass panic.
|
||||
"Everyone who has experiences with them [Greys] will be at
|
||||
odds with the government. To add to that, we will go into a
|
||||
complete phased of earthquake after earthquake and upheaval after
|
||||
upheaval.
|
||||
"The inner core of the CIA is deeply controlled by the Greys.
|
||||
The CIA sees interaction with the Greys as a path to greater
|
||||
scientific achievement.
|
||||
"One reason you are seeing so many different kinds of UFOs is
|
||||
that other cultures are watching with extreme interest. Scientists
|
||||
from other cultures arrive to watch. The Greys have not only taken
|
||||
over the intelligence agencies, they have also taken over what
|
||||
those agencies call 'lunatic fringe groups.'"
|
||||
|
||||
*****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
Well, that's what they Nordic had to say. The source of this
|
||||
also makes the following commentary:
|
||||
|
||||
"The ultimate evil is that masked form of psychological
|
||||
complacency that leads one to adhere to a group philosophy rather
|
||||
than eke out one's own horizons. As soon as you acquire an
|
||||
awareness of being a so-called 'chosen special group,' you are on
|
||||
the way to a fall. That is the seed of destruction in any society
|
||||
and any culture and it leaves it vulnerable. It will be the
|
||||
eventual undoing of the Greys as well. They see not their error --
|
||||
it is the very weakness they seize upon that is their own inherent
|
||||
weakness. To try and change a Grey, or a cultish type of 'Star
|
||||
Person,' or a CIA member is futile. It will happen, but all in its
|
||||
own good time... it is the spirit that makes anyone stand up and
|
||||
disagree with something that is untrue and incorrect that will be
|
||||
the thorn in the side of the Greys, and the other forces that have
|
||||
allied with them."
|
||||
|
||||
During the occupation of the Greys, they have established
|
||||
quite a number of underground bases all over the world, especially
|
||||
in the United States. One such base (among others in the same
|
||||
state) is under Archuleta Mesa, which is about 2.5 miles northwest
|
||||
of Dulce, New Mexico. Details about that base have come across by
|
||||
way of two sources. The first source is by way of an abduction of
|
||||
a woman and her son who witnessed the pickup of a calf for
|
||||
extraction of biological materials.
|
||||
"In May, 1980, a most interesting case occurred in northern
|
||||
New Mexico. A mother and her son were driving on a rural highway
|
||||
near Cimarron when they observed two craft in the process of
|
||||
abducting a calf. Both of them were then abducted and taken on
|
||||
separate craft to the underground installation, where the woman
|
||||
witnessed the mutilation of the calf. It was alleged that she also
|
||||
observed vats containing cattle body parts floating in a liquid,
|
||||
and another vat containing the body of a male human. The woman was
|
||||
subjected to an exam and it was further alleged that small
|
||||
metallic objects were implanted into her body as well as into her
|
||||
son's body. More than one source has informed us that catscans
|
||||
have confirmed the presence of these implants."
|
||||
The above extract is from a transcript of a conversation
|
||||
between Jim McCampbell and Dr. Paul Bennewitz on July 13, 1984.
|
||||
Bennewitz reports that through regressive hypnosis of the mother
|
||||
and child (required only in about 30% of abduction cases)and his
|
||||
own follow-up investigation (including communications receive via
|
||||
his computer terminal, which are ostensibly from a UFO-related
|
||||
source), he was able to determine the location of the underground
|
||||
facility: a kilometer underground beneath Archuleta Mesa on the
|
||||
Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation near Dulce, New Mexico (since
|
||||
1976, one of the area of the U.S. hardest hit by mutilations).
|
||||
Bennewitz' information is that this installation is operated
|
||||
jointly as part of an on-going program of cooperation between the
|
||||
U.S. government and EBEs.
|
||||
There are also underground bases at Kirtland AFB and Holloman
|
||||
AFB, as well as at scores of other bases around the world,
|
||||
including Bentwaters, England.
|
||||
Back to the base under discussion.... After Bennewitz briefed
|
||||
Air Force officials on what he had found, a trip to the area
|
||||
revealed the following data:
|
||||
The base is 2.5 miles northwest of Dulce, and almost
|
||||
overlooks the town. There is a level highway 36 feet wide going
|
||||
into the area. It is a government road. One can see telemetry
|
||||
trailers and buildings that are five-sided with a dome. Net to the
|
||||
domes, a black limousine was noted -- a CIA vehicle. These limos
|
||||
will run you off the road if you try to get into the area. To the
|
||||
north there is a launch site. There are two wrecked ships there;
|
||||
they are 36 feet long with wings, and one can see oxygen and
|
||||
hydrogen tanks. The ships that we got out of the trade are atomic-
|
||||
powered with plutonium pellets. Refueling of the plutonium is
|
||||
accomplished at Los Alamos. The base has been there since 1948.
|
||||
Some of the disks are piloted by the NSA. The base is 4,000
|
||||
feet long and helicopters are going in and out of there all the
|
||||
time. When it became known that Bennewitz was familiar with this,
|
||||
the mutilations in the area stopped. In 1979, something happened
|
||||
and the base was temporarily closed. There was an argument over
|
||||
weapons and our people were chased out. The aliens killed 66 of
|
||||
our people, and 44 got away.
|
||||
One of the people who in fact got away was a CIA agent who,
|
||||
before leaving, made some notes, photos, and videotapes, and went
|
||||
into hiding. He has been in hiding ever since, and every six
|
||||
months he contacts each of five people he left copies of the
|
||||
material with. His instructions were that if he missed four
|
||||
successive contacts, the people could do whatever they want with
|
||||
the material.
|
||||
This agent calls an individual known to MUFON. Somehow, a
|
||||
description of the "Dulce Papers" was issued, and was received in
|
||||
December, 1987, by many researchers. The "Dulce Papers" were
|
||||
composed of 25 black and white photos, a videotape with no
|
||||
dialogue and a set of papers that included technical information
|
||||
regarding the jointly occupied (U.S.-Alien) facility one kilometer
|
||||
beneath the Archuleta Mesa near Dulce, New Mexico. The facility
|
||||
still exists and is currently operational. It is believed that
|
||||
there are four additional facilities of the same type, one being
|
||||
located a few miles to the southeast of Groom Lake, Nevada.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
"A general description of what these papers contain is that
|
||||
they contain documents that discuss copper and molybdenum, and
|
||||
papers that discuss magnesium and potassium, but mostly papers
|
||||
about copper. Sheets of paper with charts and strange diagrams.
|
||||
Papers that discuss UV light and gamma rays. These papers tell
|
||||
what the aliens are after and how the blood (taken from cattle) is
|
||||
used. The aliens seem to absorb atoms to eat. They put their hands
|
||||
in blood, sort of like a sponge, for nourishment. It's not just
|
||||
food they want; the DNA in cattle and humans is being altered. The
|
||||
'Type One' creature is a lab animal. They know how to change the
|
||||
atoms to create a temporary 'almost human being.' It is made with
|
||||
animal tissue and depends on a computer to simulate memory, a
|
||||
memory the computer has withdrawn from another human. Clones. The
|
||||
'almost human being' is slow and clumsy. Real humans are used for
|
||||
training, to experiment with and to breed with these 'almost
|
||||
humans.' Some humans are kidnapped and used completely. Some are
|
||||
kept in large tubes, and are kept alive in an amber liquid.
|
||||
"Some humans are brainwashed and used to distort the truth.
|
||||
Certain male humans have a high sperm count and are kept alive.
|
||||
Their sperm is used to alter the DNA and create a non-gender being
|
||||
called 'Type Two.' That sperm is grown in some way and altered
|
||||
again, put in wombs. They resemble 'ugly humans' when growing but
|
||||
look normal when fully grown, which only takes a few months from
|
||||
fetus-size.
|
||||
"They have a short life span, less than a year. Some female
|
||||
humans are used for breeding. Countless women have had a sudden
|
||||
miscarriage after about three months' pregnancy. Some never know
|
||||
they were pregnant, others remember contact some way. The fetus is
|
||||
used to mix the DNA in types one and two. The atomic makeup in
|
||||
that fetus is half human, half 'almost human,' and would not
|
||||
survive in the mother's womb. It is taken at three months and
|
||||
grown elsewhere."
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Well, that's what the "Dulce Papers" review says. There are
|
||||
some pen and ink reproductions of some of the photos made in the
|
||||
laboratories (3), an illustration of what one of the wombs looks
|
||||
like (2' x 4'), an illustration showing one of the tubes where one
|
||||
of the "almost humans" is grown, a page showing a simple diagram
|
||||
of crystalline metal, pure gold crystal, and what looks like
|
||||
either a genetic or metallurgical diagram or chart. Also attached
|
||||
is what looks like an x-ray diffraction pattern and a diagram of
|
||||
hexagonal crystals, with a comment that they are best for
|
||||
electrical conduction.
|
||||
It would appear that the last half of material in the
|
||||
"review" applies to the supercrystalline metal used for hull
|
||||
structure, or something along that line.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Obviously, this is all rather bizarre from a certain point of
|
||||
view -- any point of view, in fact. Nevertheless, material that is
|
||||
supported by years of descriptions and multitudes of
|
||||
corroborations must mean something, especially when bumped against
|
||||
what is seen to be going on.
|
||||
It is apparent from this and other data that has been
|
||||
accumulated over the years, that there are underground bases and
|
||||
tunnel complexes all over the world, and that more are being
|
||||
constructed all the time. Many of you may recall the "Shaver"
|
||||
mysteries and inner-earth city stories. Well, all that is true.
|
||||
There are cities down there, amongst other things, and some of
|
||||
them have nothing to do with the main subject of this paper.
|
||||
They've been there for a long time.
|
||||
|
||||
Let's change direction for a moment. One individual by the
|
||||
name of Lew Tery has been working on some ideas regarding UFOs and
|
||||
geomagnetic anomalies. I will go into what he has discovered
|
||||
(although the concept of the relationship is not new) and let you
|
||||
judge that for yourself.
|
||||
After purchasing aeromagnetic and gravitational anomaly maps
|
||||
from the United States Geological Survey, it becomes evident that
|
||||
there was indeed a valid connection between these areas and UFOs.
|
||||
Mr. Tery gave a lecture in Arizona about that relationship, and
|
||||
was subsequently harassed by the FBI, and told that the
|
||||
information is "sensitive." Mr. Tery took the hint and declined to
|
||||
talk publicly about it to the degree that he had been doing.
|
||||
Both the aeromagnetic and gravitational (Bougier Gravity)
|
||||
maps indicate basic field strength, as well as areas of high and
|
||||
low field strength. Interestingly enough, the areas of maximum and
|
||||
minimum field strength have the following:
|
||||
|
||||
o All have frequent UFO sightings.
|
||||
o All are either on Indian Reservations, government
|
||||
land, or the government is trying to buy up the land.
|
||||
o Many of them, especially where several are clustered
|
||||
together, are suspected bases areas and/or areas
|
||||
where mutilations and abductions have historically
|
||||
taken place.
|
||||
|
||||
In these observations, Mr. Tery has gone far, but he has gone
|
||||
a little farther in noting that there are times when the UFOs are
|
||||
seen in these areas. Through painstaking research, Mr. Tery found
|
||||
that the sightings, as well as many abductions and mutilations,
|
||||
occur:
|
||||
o On the new moon or within two days before the new
|
||||
moon.
|
||||
o On the full moon or within two days before the full
|
||||
moon.
|
||||
o At the perihelion (moon closest to earth) or within
|
||||
two days before the perihelion.
|
||||
|
||||
A glance at the nearest farmers' almanac will give you the
|
||||
information you require as far as the days for this year or any
|
||||
other one. There seems to be no concrete explanation for the
|
||||
coincidence of the times and the events, but it is true.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
* CONFIDENTIAL *
|
||||
****************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
A SITUATION REPORT ON OUR ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED
|
||||
TECHNOLOGY AND INTERACTION WITH ALIEN CULTURES
|
||||
|
||||
by O.H. KRILL
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The Men in Black
|
||||
|
||||
All things considered, UFO research has become pretty much of
|
||||
a circus today, and the most intriguing and controversial sideshow
|
||||
skirting the edges is the question of the "silencers," or the
|
||||
mysterious "Men in Black." There is a strong subliminal appeal in
|
||||
these accounts of visits by mysterious dark-suited figures (I have
|
||||
been visited myself, as have others I've known) attempting to
|
||||
silence UFO witnesses. A typical situation would be that a witness
|
||||
has a UFO sighting or UFO-related experience. Shortly thereafter
|
||||
he is visited by one or more "odd"-looking men who relate to him
|
||||
the minutest details of his experience, even though he has as yet
|
||||
told no one for fear of ridicule or other reasons.
|
||||
The men warn him about spreading the story of his experience
|
||||
around and sometimes even threaten him personally, sometimes
|
||||
obliquely, sometimes directly. Any evidence, if it exists, is
|
||||
confiscated in one way or another. Sometimes the visit is for some
|
||||
totally meaningless reason and the subject of UFOs is hardly
|
||||
mentioned, if at all. But again, the men all seem to look alike.
|
||||
We actually seem to find ourselves in close proximity to
|
||||
beings who obviously must be directly connected in some way with
|
||||
the objects themselves or the source behind them, yet they seem to
|
||||
be functioning unobtrusively within the framework of our own
|
||||
everyday existence.
|
||||
The classic conception of an MIB is a man of indefinite age,
|
||||
medium height and dressed completely in black. He always has a
|
||||
black hat and often a black turtleneck sweater. They present an
|
||||
appearance often described as "strange" or "odd." They speak in a
|
||||
dull monotone voice, "like a computer," and are dark-complected
|
||||
with high cheekbones, thin lips, pointed chin, and eyes that are
|
||||
mildly slanted.
|
||||
The visitors themselves are often on absurd missions. They
|
||||
have reportedly posed as salesmen, telephone repairmen or
|
||||
representatives from official or unofficial organizations. Their
|
||||
mode of transportation is usually large and expensive cars --
|
||||
Buicks or Lincolns, sometimes Cadillacs, all black, of course.
|
||||
I might note at this point that their physical appearance
|
||||
also has included beings that have pale-greyish skin, and that
|
||||
some of them have been seen to have blond hair, yet they wear the
|
||||
clothing and drive the cars previously described.
|
||||
Their cars often operate with the headlights off, but ghostly
|
||||
purple or greenish glows illuminate the interior. Unusual insignia
|
||||
have been seen emblazoned on the doors and the license plates are
|
||||
always unidentifiable or untraceable.
|
||||
The fabric of their clothes has been described as strangely
|
||||
"shiny" or thin, but not silky -- almost as if they have been cut
|
||||
from a new type of fabric.
|
||||
Their often mechanical behavior has caused them to be
|
||||
described by some as being like robots or androids (think back to
|
||||
the Dulce lab).
|
||||
A lot of descriptions of some of these "folks" are pretty
|
||||
bizarre. A businessman's family in Wildwood, New Jersey, was
|
||||
visited by an unusually large man whose pants legs hiked up when
|
||||
he sat down, revealing a green wire grafted onto his skin and
|
||||
running up his leg.
|
||||
There are other cases of MIB appearing on the other side of a
|
||||
wet, muddy field after a heavy rain, but having no mud whatever on
|
||||
their brightly shined shoes and in the bitter cold, out of
|
||||
nowhere, wearing only a thin coat. Their shoes and wallets all
|
||||
seem new and hardly broken in.
|
||||
They are not alone. They seem to have faceless conspirators
|
||||
in the nation's post offices and phone companies. Researchers and
|
||||
witnesses often report their mail going astray at an unusually
|
||||
high rate and being bothered by bizarre phone calls where they are
|
||||
spoken to by metallic, unhuman-sounding voices.
|
||||
Unusual noises on the phone, intensifying whenever UFOs are
|
||||
mentioned, and voices breaking in on conversations, have all led
|
||||
many people to suspect that their phones are being tapped.
|
||||
One can't discuss the MIB for long without mentioning the
|
||||
name of John A. Keel, an author who has written much about them.
|
||||
Keel has done more than any other writer to publicize this bizarre
|
||||
aspect of the UFO situation. Keel suggests that the UFO are part
|
||||
of the environment itself and come from another time-space
|
||||
continua; that most of the UFO phenomena is psychic and
|
||||
psychological rather than physical. Well, I personally would not
|
||||
define it that way, although those two components are certainly
|
||||
deeply involved in what's going on.
|
||||
The first noted appearance of the MIB was in 1947, at the
|
||||
scene of the Maury Island incident, where some debris was ejected
|
||||
from a disk, and subsequently recovered by officials, who loaded
|
||||
them on an Army bomber which crashed on takeoff.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
To illustrate a little how bizarre some of the incidents are
|
||||
regarding the MIB, I have assembled a short list of some of the
|
||||
more interesting factors in some cases:
|
||||
|
||||
o An ex-Air Force man is gassed and interrogated by MIB
|
||||
after he has learned classified NASA secrets.
|
||||
o Closeup photos of UFOs were seized from a teenager
|
||||
who is also directly threatened by MIB.
|
||||
o MIB sighted in the lobby of the U.S. State Department
|
||||
leave a mysterious artifact.
|
||||
o MIB pose as Air Force officers to silence witnesses.
|
||||
o MIB tries to buy before-hours Coke and sings to birds
|
||||
in trees.
|
||||
o MIB disintegrates a coin in a witness' hand and tells
|
||||
him that his heart will do the same if he talks.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Throughout all this information, I have neglected to mention
|
||||
some aspects of the psychology of the Greys. Dr. Paul Bennewitz,
|
||||
in his original report to the government entitled "Project Beta,"
|
||||
goes into some detail, which I will now discuss:
|
||||
|
||||
o The alien, either through evolvement or because the
|
||||
humanoid types are "made," will exhibit tendencies
|
||||
for bad logic. They appear to have more frailties
|
||||
and weaknesses than the normal Homo Sapien.
|
||||
o They are not to be trusted.
|
||||
o Because of the aliens' apparent logic system, a key
|
||||
decision cannot be made without higher clearance.
|
||||
All are under control of what they call "The Keeper,"
|
||||
yet it would appear that even this is not the final
|
||||
authority. Delays as long as 12-15 hours can occur
|
||||
for a decision.
|
||||
o Because of this apparent control, individual
|
||||
instantaneous decision-making by the alien is
|
||||
limited. If the "plan" goes even slightly out of
|
||||
balance or context, they become confused. Faced with
|
||||
this, possibly, the humanoids would be the first to
|
||||
run.
|
||||
o Psychologically their morale is near disintegration.
|
||||
There is pronounced dissension in the ranks -- even
|
||||
with the humanoids.
|
||||
o Because of their own internal vulnerability mind-wise
|
||||
to each other, there is a basic lack of trust between
|
||||
them.
|
||||
o They appear to be totally death-oriented, and because
|
||||
of this, absolutely death-fear oriented. This is a
|
||||
psychological advantage.
|
||||
o The prime, and weakest area discovered, probed and
|
||||
tested is exactly what they have used, thinking it
|
||||
their key strength -- that being the manipulation of
|
||||
and control of the mind. Manipulated in reverse-
|
||||
psychology they face a situation where they have a
|
||||
vulnerable, integrated weakness.
|
||||
o They totally respect force.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Grey Physiology and Anatomy
|
||||
|
||||
The approximate height of most specimens is between 3.5 and
|
||||
4.5 feet. The head, by human standards, is large in comparison
|
||||
with the body. Facial features show a pair of eyes described as
|
||||
large, sunken or deeply set, far apart or distended more than the
|
||||
human, and slightly slanted as Oriental or Mongoloid. No ear lobes
|
||||
or apertures on the side of the head were seen. The nose is vague.
|
||||
One or tow holes have been mentioned. The mouth area is described
|
||||
as a small slit or fissure. In some cases there is no mouth at
|
||||
all. It appears not to function as a means for communication or
|
||||
for food. The neck area is described as being thin, in some
|
||||
instances not being visible at all because of the tightly-knit
|
||||
garment. Most observers describe these humanoids as being
|
||||
hairless. Some of the bodies recovered have a slight hair-patch
|
||||
atop the head. Others have what appears to be like a silver
|
||||
skullcap. There were no breathing attachments or communications
|
||||
devices. This suggests telepathy with higher intelligence. In one
|
||||
instance there was an opening in the right frontal lobe area,
|
||||
revealing a crystalline network. This network implies the
|
||||
development of a third brain.
|
||||
The arms are described as long and thin, reaching down to the
|
||||
knee section. The hangers each contain four fingers, with no
|
||||
thumbs. Three fingers are longer than the other. Some are very
|
||||
long. Some are very long. Others are very short. No description is
|
||||
available of the legs and feet. Some pathologists indicate that
|
||||
that section of the body was not developed as we would anticipate,
|
||||
showing that some of these beings were adapted to life in the
|
||||
water. There was a webbing effect between the fingers on most of
|
||||
the specimens.
|
||||
According to most observers, the skin is grey. Some claim it
|
||||
is beige, tan or pinkish-grey. No reproductive organs or
|
||||
capabilities were discovered. No phallus. No womb. Confirms
|
||||
cloning mentioned by other sources. The humanoids appear to be
|
||||
from a mold, sharing identical racial and biological
|
||||
characteristics. There is no blood as we know it, but there is a
|
||||
fluid which is greyish in color.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The "Taxonomy of Extra-Terrestrial Humanoids," another
|
||||
offering by George Andrews, yields some other observations:
|
||||
|
||||
o Working under the instructions of the humanoids
|
||||
from Rigel (the Greys), CIA and former Nazi
|
||||
scientists have developed and deployed malignant
|
||||
strains of bacteria and viruses, including AIDS, in
|
||||
order to exterminate undesirable elements of the
|
||||
human population.
|
||||
o The Greys are almost entirely devoid of emotions,
|
||||
but can obtain a "high" by telepathically tuning in
|
||||
the different kinds of intense human emotion, such
|
||||
as ecstasy or agony. (Does that explain why UFOs
|
||||
have always been seen in regions of war and human
|
||||
conflict?)
|
||||
o There are over 1,000 humans in the United States
|
||||
alone who are the offspring of intergalactic or
|
||||
extragalactic beings and terrestrial humans. (The
|
||||
son of an acquaintance of [deleted in original]
|
||||
is one.)
|
||||
o Throughout recorded history, as well as during
|
||||
prehistoric times, there has been constant genetic
|
||||
manipulation of and interbreeding with humans in
|
||||
order to breed out the less evolved simian traits.
|
||||
The Nordic races have participated in this from the
|
||||
beginning, and we are as much a part of them as we
|
||||
might suppose.
|
||||
o Greys have the ability to camouflage themselves as
|
||||
tall Blonds through mental energy projection. Blonds
|
||||
never project themselves as Greys. Some Blonds seen
|
||||
with the Greys are physically real, but are
|
||||
prisoners of the Greys who have either paralyzed
|
||||
them or have destroyed their ability to teleport
|
||||
through time and other dimensions. Note: A lot of
|
||||
the material obtained by George Andrews has as its
|
||||
source a Blond that is a time traveler that escaped
|
||||
the Grey takeover of their system.
|
||||
o Both Blonds and Greys have the ability to
|
||||
disintegrate matter into energy and then
|
||||
reintegrate the energy back into matter. This
|
||||
ability allows them to pass through walls and to
|
||||
transport abductees out of their cars with the
|
||||
doors still locked.
|
||||
o The original Rigelians were the Blonds until they
|
||||
were invaded by the Greys, a parasitic race, who
|
||||
took over and interbred with them. The original
|
||||
Rigelians were the ones who seeded the earth. It
|
||||
is because of this common ancestry that terrestrial
|
||||
humanity is of such interest to both the Blonds and
|
||||
the Greys.
|
||||
o Terrestrial human females can be impregnated either
|
||||
on board ship or while they sleep in their homes.
|
||||
Males need not be manifested in visible form for
|
||||
this to occur.
|
||||
o The Blonds now habitate the Procyon system. The
|
||||
conflict between the Blonds and the Greys is in a
|
||||
state of temporary truce, although the conflict
|
||||
between the Rigelian and the Sirius system is being
|
||||
fought actively.
|
||||
o The Blonds with speech abilities will respond
|
||||
violently if attacked or threatened, but the
|
||||
telepathic ones will respond peacefully.
|
||||
o Blonds were sometimes mistaken for angels in
|
||||
earlier centuries. They do not seem to age, and
|
||||
consistently appear to be from 27 to 35 human years
|
||||
old.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Confused? Well, now you can see why the natural diversity of
|
||||
the way things are are hard to sort out for the average
|
||||
researcher. The probability that this information is true or
|
||||
partially true remains fairly high, based on analysis of what we
|
||||
know about abductions and general contact between humans and EBEs
|
||||
that has been documented.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Real Esoterica -- Sirius and the MIB
|
||||
|
||||
Let's regress for a moment back to the MIB. According to John
|
||||
Keel, the MIB often state that they are representatives of the
|
||||
"Nation of the Third Eye."
|
||||
Based on some of the info we have already researched, it is
|
||||
apparent that Sirius has been in contact with us for a long time.
|
||||
According to George Hunt Williamson (one of the early contactees)
|
||||
in his book "Other Tongues, Other Flesh," the earth allies of
|
||||
Sirius, i.e., the secret societies, use the Eye of Horus as an
|
||||
insignia. This symbol has also been seen on the MIB. Secret
|
||||
societies believe that there is a Great White Lodge on earth. They
|
||||
call it Shamballa -- and consider it to be the spiritual center of
|
||||
the world. Now, theosophists such as Alice Bailey say that the
|
||||
Great White Lodge is on Sirius. If the All-Seeing-Eye is a symbol
|
||||
of Sirius' earth-allies and the MIB wear that symbol, and if
|
||||
Shamballa represents the Great White Lodge on earth -- then the
|
||||
MIB are emissaries of Shamballa. Sirius and Shamballa are two
|
||||
sides of the same coin. This is verified in the book "The
|
||||
Undiscovered Country," by Stephen Jenkins. Jenkins was told by
|
||||
Buddhist priests that Shamballa was located in the constellation
|
||||
of Orion.
|
||||
The entrance to Shamballa on earth is usually placed in the
|
||||
trans-Himalayan region. Some assert it is in the heart of the Gobi
|
||||
Desert (where there have been allegations of crashed disks and
|
||||
bases). According to the explorer Nicholas Roerich, there are
|
||||
caves in the Himalayan foothills that have subterranean passages.
|
||||
In one of the these passages, there is a stone door that has never
|
||||
been opened, because the time for its opening has not yet arrived.
|
||||
In 1930, Doreal founded the Brotherhood of the White Temple. He
|
||||
says that the entrance to Shamballa is far underground. he goes on
|
||||
to say that space bends around Shamballa, and that there is a warp
|
||||
which leads into another universe.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Let's get back to something we can have more of a direct
|
||||
handle on. Many times psychics have been called upon by
|
||||
investigative authorities to evaluate situations, and in many
|
||||
cases what they have contributed has been very helpful.
|
||||
This was done in the case of animal mutilations back in 1980
|
||||
by Peter Jordan, who engaged several psychics to render their
|
||||
impressions from photos and maps of mutilations and mutilation
|
||||
areas. What follows is a condensation of what was found during
|
||||
this exercise.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Name of Psychic: Ronald Mangravite
|
||||
|
||||
o This animal has been dead a few days.
|
||||
o Some parts are decaying faster than others.
|
||||
o There is an overload of electrolytes in the body
|
||||
possibly due to injection of a citrate.
|
||||
o Something wrong with blood. Picking up higher
|
||||
portion of plasma which may be lymphatic fluid.
|
||||
o Two men working on the animal. Very sharp surgical
|
||||
knives.
|
||||
o Men dressed in black. Jumpsuits. Shiny black nylon.
|
||||
o Winch line coming down from chopper.
|
||||
o Men are skilled ex-military.
|
||||
o Something is going to be done with the tissue.
|
||||
o Flurometry connection. Spectrophotometers.
|
||||
o Choppers are brown or grey.
|
||||
o Underground implications.
|
||||
o Experimentation with different analytical techniques.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Name of Psychic: Elisabeth Lerner
|
||||
|
||||
o Paramilitary forces.
|
||||
o A serious invasion of American privacy.
|
||||
o Non-American Indians part of secret project.
|
||||
o The word "Annide."
|
||||
o The word "Carmine" or "Karmine."
|
||||
o The symbol "dk."
|
||||
o A new wave of mutilations will strike near southwest
|
||||
New Mexico.
|
||||
o The Hobart Company is involved in this.
|
||||
(Refrigeration equipment?)
|
||||
o Three huge, doughnut-shaped objects will be seen in
|
||||
conjunction with these new mutilations.
|
||||
o Breakthrough in research.
|
||||
o Muscle relaxant injections.
|
||||
o Someone with the name "Empeda."
|
||||
o This is a Mexican operation.
|
||||
o Names "Kielman" and "Kelman."
|
||||
o Institution with many Lincoln Continentals and
|
||||
Cadillacs.
|
||||
o Laboratory underground.
|
||||
o Lilly Pharmaceuticals.
|
||||
o Roman numerals IVIII [sic].
|
||||
o Name "Stephano."
|
||||
o The number "1714."
|
||||
o Last name "Audler."
|
||||
o First name "Mase."
|
||||
o Last name "Audli."
|
||||
o Jet rocket labs nearby.
|
||||
o Domes above the ground.
|
||||
o Vehicle ID # MP 1936. Small jeeps.
|
||||
o Last name "Plento."
|
||||
o Initials "C.B.P." heads operation. Wears brown
|
||||
military shoes. Army.
|
||||
o Number "1161."
|
||||
o Around an oil field.
|
||||
o Place where oil crosses in an "X" pattern.
|
||||
o Chemical engineering connections.
|
||||
o Mustard.
|
||||
o Periscope device on bottom of craft. Chopper called
|
||||
"The Shark."
|
||||
o Man with blond hair. English features. High forehead.
|
||||
Wears square ring. Insignia reads "C.B.P." Has
|
||||
something to do with ammunition. Colonel.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Name of Psychic: Nancy Fuchs
|
||||
|
||||
o Dusk scene. Men talking about some animal's throat.
|
||||
Something missing.
|
||||
o Cylindrical object.
|
||||
o Long thick object inserted into jugular vein.
|
||||
o Powerful energy flow emanating from device used to
|
||||
kill cattle.
|
||||
o Feeling of tremendous anger and hostility.
|
||||
o Research implication. Minerals needed for research.
|
||||
o Intimidation of rancher Gomez.
|
||||
o Embryos.
|
||||
o Thousands of samples needed for this breeding effect.
|
||||
o Crossbreeding.
|
||||
o Animal dies in seconds.
|
||||
o Jolts of electricity through animal.
|
||||
o Breeding and genetics involved.
|
||||
o Army background.
|
||||
o Liquid-filled shoes leave no prints.
|
||||
o Marshall. Army. Cap with black rim and gold braid.
|
||||
Pompous. White-haired. Very influential. Walks into
|
||||
Pentagon whenever he pleases. Commission given 15-18
|
||||
years ago for mutilation project when he was
|
||||
overseas. Grand Marshall. Friend of General
|
||||
MacArthur. Lives in Dakotas. Money invested. High-
|
||||
priority issue. Tall. Heavyset. Only 17 people know
|
||||
of this.
|
||||
o Project with $2.5 million allocated early in game for
|
||||
breeding experimentation. Late 1960s through
|
||||
Pentagon. More and more money invested every year.
|
||||
o Land wanted. Want to destroy ranchers prime source
|
||||
of income.
|
||||
o John Mitchell connected to this.
|
||||
o Howard Hughes.
|
||||
o Uranium connection.
|
||||
o Picture complex. Faction-ridden.
|
||||
o Interest in speeding up growth of cattle.
|
||||
o Importance of pancreas.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Well, there you have that little presentation. I don't know
|
||||
what exactly to make of it, but there it is. Certainly a non-UFO
|
||||
implication here, however, it only relates to THREE mutilations.
|
||||
How about the other 10,000 -- most of which have the UFO
|
||||
connection? What did I tell you about a multi-level reality?
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
At this point, I will put some references and excerpts from
|
||||
some volumes that I believe are relevant to all the things we've
|
||||
been talking about. Where I feel it is applicable, I will comment
|
||||
on them.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
"The Goblin Universe"
|
||||
|
||||
(p222) The ability to materialize mental constructs is not
|
||||
unknown. Suppose one creates a field with the mind that is strong
|
||||
enough to attract supercharged particles. The particles are real
|
||||
but unstable in their assemblage since the stability depends on
|
||||
the intermediate mental component.
|
||||
|
||||
(p223) Physical aspect of UFOs and other phenomena lie in the
|
||||
behavior of electromagnetic fields.
|
||||
|
||||
(p124) If all UFO incidents were chance encounters, someone
|
||||
would have obtained a filmed record or a series of stills years
|
||||
ago. The only way that such episodes can be engineered so that
|
||||
they remain total mysteries is for the entities to have advance
|
||||
knowledge of any situation before it occurs.
|
||||
|
||||
(p117, referencing John Keel) These entities labor to
|
||||
cultivate belief in various frames of reference, and then they
|
||||
create new manifestation which support those beliefs.
|
||||
|
||||
(p120) Illness is common after close contact with some
|
||||
beings.
|
||||
|
||||
(p122) Guy Underwood classified primary geomagnetic currents
|
||||
into three classes: water lines, aquastats, and track lines. Some
|
||||
magnetic signals appear as spirals, others are linear. Gnats and
|
||||
flies congregate above magnetic patterns.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
"Extra-Terrestrials Among Us"
|
||||
|
||||
(p2-3) On several occasions after UFOs flew over missile
|
||||
sites, it was found that the targeting of the missiles had
|
||||
changed, and the warheads had to be replaced.
|
||||
|
||||
(p3) On 22 June 1980 a UFO that was 10 miles in diameter was
|
||||
reported over the Kuwait oil fields.
|
||||
|
||||
(p4) On July 30, 1985, a UFO over Mongolia that was 10 km in
|
||||
diameter was reported heading south. It was sighted by a Chinese
|
||||
jet and reported in the "Japan Times." The Unites States ignored
|
||||
this report.
|
||||
|
||||
(p8) JANAP-146 specifies up to 10 years in prison and $10,000
|
||||
in fines for anyone in government service who makes unauthorized
|
||||
public statements about UFO phenomena. The British Official
|
||||
Secrets Act makes similar provisions.
|
||||
|
||||
(p9) Many routes of UFOs take the form of an isosceles
|
||||
triangle.
|
||||
|
||||
(p16) On September 14, 1978, a UFO as big as an ocean liner
|
||||
flew over Italy, and over Rome on the 15th and 16th.
|
||||
Comment: This was two weeks before Pope John Paul I was found
|
||||
dead under suspicious circumstances. He was killed between
|
||||
September 28-29. Autopsy was refused. It was rumored he intended
|
||||
to reveal the Fatima message of 1917.
|
||||
|
||||
(p 20) UFOs dart around in daylight at speeds which cannot be
|
||||
seen.
|
||||
|
||||
(p22) An individual having one CE experience usually has
|
||||
another.
|
||||
|
||||
(p24) There is no basis to support psychiatric pathology for
|
||||
UFO witnesses.
|
||||
|
||||
(p24) Dr. Brian T. Clifford (Pentagon) announces on October
|
||||
5, 1982, that contact between U.S. citizens and extraterrestrials
|
||||
on their vehicles is illegal. Title 14, Section 1211 of the Code
|
||||
of Federal Regulations (adopted July 16, 1969, before the first
|
||||
manned lunar landing) says that anyone guilty of this becomes a
|
||||
wanted criminal to be jailed for one year and fined $5,000. The
|
||||
NASA administrator is empowered to determine WITH OR WITHOUT A
|
||||
HEARING that a person has been "ET-exposed" and impose
|
||||
INDETERMINATE quarantine under armed guard, which cannot be broken
|
||||
even by court order.
|
||||
|
||||
(p89) Mars has a history of transient phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
(p90) Temporary brilliant spots on Mars were reported by
|
||||
astronomers in 1890, 1892, 1900, 1911, 1924, 1937, 1952, 1954,
|
||||
1967, and 1971. The distribution was non-random. Intensely dark
|
||||
spots, transient in nature, were reported on Mars in 1925, 1952,
|
||||
and 1954.
|
||||
|
||||
(p93) About 33% of abductees are able to remember the
|
||||
experiences without hypnotic regression. 66% of the abductees were
|
||||
alone when abducted.
|
||||
|
||||
(p94) Some abductees did not return but vanished permanently
|
||||
or were found dead after a UFO encounter.
|
||||
|
||||
(p25) Records of the 687 B.C. battle between the Assyrians
|
||||
and the Hebrews indicate that "a blast from heaven" reduced the
|
||||
bodies of 185,000 Assyrians to ashes but left their clothes
|
||||
intact.
|
||||
|
||||
(p145) Morris K. Jessup died under mysterious circumstances
|
||||
after a copy of his book "Case for the UFO" was sent to the Chief
|
||||
of the Office of Naval Research (ONR) in Washington.
|
||||
|
||||
(p146 -- comments from "Case for the UFO")
|
||||
|
||||
o Falls from the sky of flesh, blood, reptiles, etc.,
|
||||
were due to either spoiled food or cleaning of
|
||||
holding tanks.
|
||||
o Comments describe TWO different space races who share
|
||||
the planet with us without our knowledge. They are
|
||||
not visitors -- they have been here longer than we
|
||||
have. They feel more at ease in the ocean.
|
||||
o The little men were almost wiped out by a serpent
|
||||
race identified only as the "S-men." S-men are
|
||||
ravenous for red meat, extremely materialistic, and
|
||||
are greedy for power. Comment: Sounds like the Deros
|
||||
of Shavarian fame.
|
||||
|
||||
(p147) Thanks to Allen Dulles in partnership with Reinhard
|
||||
Gehlen, the Gestapo was transplanted intact into the United States
|
||||
system as the CIA, without the knowledge or consent of American
|
||||
citizens. Comment: Remember Reagan placing wreaths on graves of SS
|
||||
stormtroopers at the 40th anniversary of WWII? Roots of that
|
||||
symbolic gesture go deep.
|
||||
|
||||
(p147) Reference the Intelligence Identity Protection Act of
|
||||
1981: Freedom to speak about anything but the CIA. Some claim that
|
||||
concentration camps have already been built. Activation was sealed
|
||||
by Executive Order Rex 84. The next REX exercise in in 1988.
|
||||
|
||||
(p148) Jessup: "I believe that space structures of 5-10 miles
|
||||
in diameter are sufficiently large to produce intelligently
|
||||
directed storms."
|
||||
|
||||
(p150) Alleged alien comment in annotated edition of "Case
|
||||
for the UFO": "Men frozen helpless make good prey."
|
||||
|
||||
(p151) Dr. James E. McDonald thought that the Federal Power
|
||||
Commission was evading the evidence concerning UFO involvement in
|
||||
the total power failure that paralyzed New York on July 13, 1965,
|
||||
and dared to say so in front of a Congressional committee.
|
||||
|
||||
(p152) On June 13, 1971, James E. McDonald was found dead
|
||||
under mysterious circumstances, shot through the head with a
|
||||
pistol by his side.
|
||||
|
||||
(p153) Murder disguised as suicide is one of the well-known
|
||||
specialties of the CIA.
|
||||
|
||||
(p153) There is ample documentation suggesting that among the
|
||||
highest-priority covert operations of the CIA are those supplying
|
||||
heroin to the Mafia. The "war on drugs" is in fact a war on the
|
||||
independent drug dealer who constitutes a threat to the Mafia
|
||||
monopoly. Comment: Additional ways to subdue the population or
|
||||
eliminate undesirables?
|
||||
|
||||
(p156) Karen Silkwood's murder disguised as auto accident.
|
||||
|
||||
(p159) George Adamski, contactee in the 1950s had a special
|
||||
government passport. Possible CIA disinformation agent.
|
||||
|
||||
(p162) Although mutilations were reported in England as early
|
||||
as 1904-1905, ("Winter of Weirdness"), the large-scale operations
|
||||
there began in 1973.
|
||||
|
||||
(p163) A rancher and his sons saw a UFO as big as a hotel
|
||||
which was accompanied by four smaller ones. Rectangular in shape,
|
||||
300-400 feet long, and 60 feet high. A helicopter approached it
|
||||
and turned into a small UFO.
|
||||
|
||||
(p163) Phantom cars appear on roads, follow people, and
|
||||
disappear.
|
||||
|
||||
(p163) A rancher and his wife looked at a UFO 5/8 of a mile
|
||||
away and reported that two appendages emerged from the egg-shaped
|
||||
object.
|
||||
|
||||
(p164) Apparently UFOs have the capability of invisibility.
|
||||
|
||||
(p164) Materialization of a Bigfoot before a witness.
|
||||
|
||||
(p164) Dematerialization of Bigfoot before witness who shot
|
||||
it with a 16-gauge shotgun at point-blank range into its stomach.
|
||||
|
||||
(p166) On August 21, 1975, a sheriff was chasing an unmarked
|
||||
helicopter in his plane in southwestern Nebraska at 0430 when
|
||||
the lights on the helicopter went out, and the only thing seem on
|
||||
the ground was a missile silo.
|
||||
|
||||
(p166) About the time mutilations began in earnest (1973
|
||||
wave), a new branch of science was beginning to develop --
|
||||
biogeochemistry -- analysis of mineral and oil deposits by
|
||||
analysis of tissues of herbivorous animals.
|
||||
|
||||
(p168) An elderly lady in Arkansas in 1979 injured herself
|
||||
and was cut during a fall. The injuries were repaired by two
|
||||
aliens, who gave her a piece of metal with pyramids and six-
|
||||
pointed stars on it. The aliens told her they "consumed juice,"
|
||||
but not the kind consumed by humans. Six weeks later, she was out
|
||||
looking for her dog and spotted a horse lying on its side,
|
||||
unconscious.
|
||||
Two men in white, dressed like surgeons, were at work on the
|
||||
horse. There were two Air Force helicopters parked in the
|
||||
clearing, two men in Air Force uniforms, and the same two aliens
|
||||
who had helped her after her fall. The lady was spotted by the
|
||||
group and she was overtaken by a helicopter which flashed a blue
|
||||
light on her which burned her clothing. Help arrived as the
|
||||
helicopter retreated, and she was brought to the local hospital.
|
||||
People having nothing to do with the hospital staff began turning
|
||||
up to question her. After release she was harassed at all hours by
|
||||
strangers who insisted on questioning her, repeating the same
|
||||
questions over and over again. The couple moved to a different
|
||||
state, only to have it start all over again. MUFON began
|
||||
investigating this case, but as of 1986 had not yet made public
|
||||
its conclusions. Research into the case began in 1980.
|
||||
|
||||
(p171) Tissue samples taken from a carcass revealed the
|
||||
presence of chlorpromazine, a tranquilizer.
|
||||
|
||||
(p171 comment by Gabe Valdez) "Whoever is doing these
|
||||
mutilations are highly organized and have a lot of resources."
|
||||
|
||||
(p172) The theory of biogeochemical basis for the mutilations
|
||||
fails to account for the fact that mutilations are worldwide.
|
||||
|
||||
(p174) When FBI agent Rommel was given $50K to investigate
|
||||
the mutilations in one district in New Mexico, all mutilations in
|
||||
that district stopped during the year.
|
||||
|
||||
(p177) The Condon Report, Rommel Report, and the Warren
|
||||
Report all have a resemblance.
|
||||
|
||||
(p177) The human tendency to avoid facing unpleasant facts
|
||||
may allow parasitic entities to "farm us."
|
||||
|
||||
(p178) A seven-year-old heifer was found whose unborn calf
|
||||
had been removed with breaking the placental bag.
|
||||
|
||||
(p181) U.S. Senate lied to by Pentagon in 1968 during Senate
|
||||
hearings on UFOs.
|
||||
|
||||
(p200) In an anonymous letter to a Denver paper on April 8,
|
||||
1983, it was told that the mutilations are being done by a secret
|
||||
government group called Delta. Animal parts are used to test
|
||||
effects of germ warfare and poison (cyanide and dioxin) they are
|
||||
testing on civilians in America. Testing is associated with black
|
||||
helicopters. Helicopters are also used to ferry heroin and
|
||||
cocaine. Delta bases said to be all underground on Indian
|
||||
Reservations. HQ for operations and where a lot of choppers are
|
||||
based in 28 miles east of Albuquerque on I-40, then 14 miles north
|
||||
on a dirt road into the Laguna Indian Reservation. Comment:
|
||||
Disinformation attempt?
|
||||
|
||||
(p204, UPI story, February 2, 1984) Dr. James Womack at
|
||||
Texas A&M University announced his discovery that humans share
|
||||
"perfect match" chromosomes with cattle. The perfect match is with
|
||||
portions of the 21st chromosome pair, a strand known to carry
|
||||
characteristics of Mongolism or Down's Syndrome, associated with
|
||||
mental retardation. Dr. Womack says, "We must have more in common
|
||||
than previously believed."
|
||||
|
||||
(p205, 1984 letter) A recent arrival on the nutritional scene
|
||||
is protomorphogens, or glandulars -- ground up glands of cattle. If
|
||||
one takes these for a year you get "hooked" on them. Your own
|
||||
glands stop producing hormones.
|
||||
Many EBEs have no alimentary canals and no glands.
|
||||
In some cancer clinics, these glandulars are used to treat
|
||||
cancer victims, and so are glands from human fetuses.
|
||||
|
||||
(p206) What is happening with the mutilations would make
|
||||
sense in human terms if the location on which the cattle grazed
|
||||
was important, or the parts taken could be used geobiologically
|
||||
(which they aren't).
|
||||
|
||||
(p208) UFOs are: Extraterrestrial, ultraterrestrial,
|
||||
interdimensional, and time travelers.
|
||||
|
||||
(p208) Some UFOs behave as if the UFO itself was a living
|
||||
organism. Comment: Refer to Trevor James Constable's book "Sky
|
||||
Creatures," for a discussion of biological aeroforms, of "Flying
|
||||
Saucers at Etibi-Raa," by Wendell Stevens for a discussion of just
|
||||
that subject.
|
||||
|
||||
(p208) Entities with cyborg-like traits, having both
|
||||
mechanical and biological features, turn up quite frequently in
|
||||
reports.
|
||||
|
||||
(p208) It is odd that among the viruses there are some that
|
||||
look like UFOs, like T. Bacteriophage. Do some UFO have the
|
||||
ability to operate in the micro-dimension of viruses? Comment: In
|
||||
the discipline of Yoga is noted the ability to become large or
|
||||
small.
|
||||
|
||||
(p209) Anyone with more access to even one more dimension
|
||||
than we have access to could evade our most carefully planned
|
||||
investigations indefinitely.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(p210) Modern brain capacity: 1300cc
|
||||
Cro-magnon man: 1400cc
|
||||
Baskop man (megroid [sic] race): 1800cc
|
||||
|
||||
The last two appeared quite suddenly.
|
||||
|
||||
(p210) Theory of Max H. Flindt attributes paradoxically rapid
|
||||
development of the human brain to interbreeding between primitive
|
||||
humanity and ETs.
|
||||
According to Flindt, schizophrenia is caused by subconscious
|
||||
racial memory of the ET branch of the family tree, longing for
|
||||
home. Considerable differences between glandular and nervous
|
||||
systems between primitive humans and ETs would provide a basis for
|
||||
traumatic tension associated with regressed memory.
|
||||
|
||||
(p210) Our civilization has forgotten the existence of other
|
||||
intelligent beings in the universe.
|
||||
|
||||
(p211) The idea that Homo Sapiens is unique is becoming no
|
||||
longer tenable.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
****************
|
||||
* CONFIDENTIAL *
|
||||
****************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
A SITUATION REPORT ON OUR ACQUISITION OF ADVANCED
|
||||
TECHNOLOGY AND INTERACTION WITH ALIEN CULTURES
|
||||
|
||||
by O.H. KRILL
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Well, as if this weren't enough, let's examine the basic
|
||||
allegations that were raised by Gary Stollman when he held an
|
||||
empty BB gun to David Horowitz on KNBC Channel 4, Los Angeles, in
|
||||
October, 1987. Gary clearly though that he was alone in his
|
||||
knowledge, and evidently turned to desperation to have the public
|
||||
become aware of what he knew. For the sake of brevity, I will
|
||||
simply summarize the allegations, and make comments where I wish
|
||||
to do so:
|
||||
|
||||
o His physical father is in fact a clone created by
|
||||
the CIA and alien forces.
|
||||
o Cloning is a part of a plot to overthrow the U.S
|
||||
government.
|
||||
o The CIA maintains mental-retraining hospitals.
|
||||
o Phones were turned off at Rohlman Psychiatric
|
||||
Hospital in Cincinnati for 48 hours after his
|
||||
arrival.
|
||||
o A former CIA official had an interview on KPFK radio
|
||||
in which he told a college audience that the CIA has
|
||||
towed barges across New York Harbor that were
|
||||
disease-ridden.
|
||||
o The CIA may have created the AIDS virus to wipe out
|
||||
the gay population. Comment: Hmmm, where have we
|
||||
heard THAT before?
|
||||
o The CIA assassinated John F. Kennedy and the 22
|
||||
material witnesses who died with two years. Comment:
|
||||
Hmmmm, I have heard that as well.
|
||||
o He demands that the Air Force release all
|
||||
information on UFOs.
|
||||
o He demands that the information about Hanger 18 at
|
||||
Wright-Patterson [AFB] be released.
|
||||
o He relates that he spoke to a girl at Florida Junior
|
||||
College who told him that seven of her friends had
|
||||
been "replaced."
|
||||
o The CIA doesn't trust people on computers.
|
||||
o Individuals at the Optimist Boys School in Pasadena
|
||||
were recruited by others and given false IDs and
|
||||
birth certificates.
|
||||
o There is a secret group led by the President's own
|
||||
staff.
|
||||
o There are beings around with the power to teleport
|
||||
instantly and do the same to others; who can read
|
||||
and control minds, and transform matter into other
|
||||
forms and create it at will.
|
||||
o He asks for a congressional investigation and
|
||||
federal protection.
|
||||
o He states that he cannot harm anyone with an empty
|
||||
BB gun.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Well, what do you think? [Name deleted in original, replaced
|
||||
with the word "MUFON"] contacted Mr. Stollman's lawyer in
|
||||
December, 1987, and told him that some of what Gary had said may
|
||||
be true. His lawyer promptly made himself scarce.
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
For some of you who keep an eye on the news, the President
|
||||
(Reagan) has said some mighty interesting things in some speeches
|
||||
of his:
|
||||
|
||||
To the students of Fallston High School in Fallston, Maryland, on
|
||||
December 4, 1985, he said:
|
||||
|
||||
"I couldn't but -- one point in our discussions with General
|
||||
Secretary Gorbachev -- when you stop to think that we're all God's
|
||||
children, wherever we may live in the world, I couldn't help but
|
||||
say to him, just think how easy his task and mine might be in
|
||||
these meetings that we held if suddenly there was a threat to this
|
||||
world from some other species from another planet outside in the
|
||||
universe. We'd forget all the little local differences that we
|
||||
have between our countries and we would find out once and for all
|
||||
that we really are all human beings on this earth together.
|
||||
"Well, I don't suppose we can wait for some alien race to
|
||||
come down and threaten us...."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
To the 42nd General Assembly of the United Nations, September 21,
|
||||
1987:
|
||||
|
||||
"In our obsession with antagonisms of the moment, we often
|
||||
forget how much unites all the members of humanity. Perhaps we
|
||||
need some outside universal threat to make us recognize this
|
||||
common bond. I occasionally think how quickly our differences
|
||||
worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from
|
||||
outside this world. And yet, I ask you, is not an alien force
|
||||
already among us? What could be more alien to the universal
|
||||
aspirations of our peoples than war and the threat of war?"
|
||||
|
||||
Comment: Apparently Mr. Reagan doesn't realize that war is NOT
|
||||
alien to the aspirations of peace -- it's always been here.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
****************************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Does Mr. Reagan know something that we know but the general public
|
||||
doesn't know about what is happening and what will happen within
|
||||
the next five years?
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
General Types of Entities
|
||||
|
||||
The Greys are known to be of three types:
|
||||
|
||||
o Grey 1: 3.5 feet tall. Large head. Large slanted eyes. Worship
|
||||
Technology and don't care about us. Type popularized in
|
||||
"Communion" by Strieber.
|
||||
|
||||
o Grey 2: Same general appearance, although has a different
|
||||
finger arrangement and a slightly different face.
|
||||
More sophisticated than Grey 1. They possess a degree
|
||||
of common sense and are somewhat passive. It is not
|
||||
known if they require the secretions needed by Grey 1.
|
||||
|
||||
o Grey 3: Same basic type. Lips thinner. Subservient to other
|
||||
two types.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Other entities known to frequent this planet:
|
||||
|
||||
o Blonds/Swedes/Nordics: Known by any of these names. Similar to
|
||||
us. Blond hair, blue eyes. Will not break law of non-
|
||||
interference to help us. Would only intervene if the
|
||||
Greys' activity would affect other parts of the
|
||||
universe.
|
||||
|
||||
o Interdimensional: Entities that can assume a variety of shapes.
|
||||
Basically of a peaceful nature.
|
||||
|
||||
o Short Humanoids: 1.5 to 2.5 feet tall, skin bluish in color.
|
||||
Seen quite frequently in Mexico near Chihuahua.
|
||||
|
||||
o Hairy Dwarfs: 4 feet tall. Weigh about 35 pounds. Hairy.
|
||||
Neutral. Respect intelligent life.
|
||||
|
||||
o Very Tall Race: Look like us but 7-8 feet tall. United with
|
||||
the Swedes.
|
||||
|
||||
o Nordic Clones: Appear similar to us but with grey tinge to their
|
||||
skin. These are drones created by the Greys. Child-
|
||||
like mentality.
|
||||
|
||||
o Men-In-Black (MIB): Oriental or olive-skinned. Eyes sensitive to
|
||||
light. Eyes have vertical pupils. Very pale skin in
|
||||
some types. Do not conform easily to our social
|
||||
patterns. Usually wear black clothes, drive black cars,
|
||||
and wear sunglasses. In groups they all dress alike.
|
||||
Sometimes time-disoriented. they cannot handle a
|
||||
psychological "curve-ball" or interruption to their
|
||||
plan. Often intimidate UFO witnesses and impersonate
|
||||
government officials. Equivalent of our CIA. From
|
||||
another galaxy.
|
||||
|
||||
Although there are some 40 or more known types of aliens visiting
|
||||
our world at the present time, these are the most commonly seen
|
||||
types.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Extract of information from: "UFO Contact from Undersea,"
|
||||
Sanchez/Stevens
|
||||
|
||||
Section 1: Regression session, Filiberto Cardenas (subject)
|
||||
Event date: 3 January 1979 UFO CEIII
|
||||
During the regression session(s) the following
|
||||
information came forth:
|
||||
|
||||
1. Subject was taken to one of three pyramid bases. Two pyramid
|
||||
bases are under ocean, one on land. Subject was taken to base
|
||||
between Berin and Santiago of the coast of Chile. Other underwater
|
||||
base is in the Atlantic in an unspecified location. The base was
|
||||
entered through an underwater tunnel. The aliens stated that they
|
||||
had been there 36 months at that time.
|
||||
2. Aliens told the subject that there were six (6) other
|
||||
individuals whom the aliens had contacted.
|
||||
3. Subject stated that the aliens voiced that they were eventually
|
||||
going to make themselves known to the world.
|
||||
4. Aliens stated that they control the Chinese, and they have
|
||||
provided the Chinese with a device that can "paralyze cities and
|
||||
towns completely."
|
||||
5. Aliens stated that the device will cause a change that "is
|
||||
going to be something for which the world cannot wait." The
|
||||
Chinese are to provoke certain unspecified changes, and that in
|
||||
those changes, "people who are negative will disappear."
|
||||
6. Subject remembers seeing (future) scenes of people running
|
||||
disoriented along roads, and that there is a disaster coming.
|
||||
7. Details of underwater tunnel described as walls of " firmed
|
||||
water," not rock. The ship evidently generated a force field which
|
||||
repelled the water around it.
|
||||
8. Devices were supposedly installed in subject's head by aliens.
|
||||
Subsequent x-rays revealed nothing.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
(Session 3)
|
||||
|
||||
1. First contact with these groups of aliens began 4,000 years
|
||||
ago.
|
||||
2. It has been thousands of years since this group last descended
|
||||
to earth.
|
||||
3. If progress on earth does not continue, aliens will use more
|
||||
forceful demonstrations to get their point across that we must
|
||||
have peace and progress.
|
||||
4. Subject was interrogated for 15 days after the events by US
|
||||
security and intelligence services.
|
||||
5. Information from aliens had also to do with "an atrocity in the
|
||||
plans certain forces on earth had planned."
|
||||
6. Subject was seven years old when contact with aliens first
|
||||
occurred.
|
||||
7. Aliens have ability to dematerialize their craft.
|
||||
8. Aliens stated that we should beware of other alien groups who
|
||||
will present themselves in a good light but if they pursue "bad
|
||||
objectives against us they could do two things. They could destroy
|
||||
this planet with the same arms that this planet has, or on the
|
||||
contrary, transport away all our arms in one operation, which
|
||||
would take no more than 20 minutes of our time. They can be
|
||||
visible or not, whatever they choose."
|
||||
8. [sic] Treatise references 81 other crossbreeds from (negative)
|
||||
aliens who have performed duties on earth. Half alien-half
|
||||
earthling = Crossbreed
|
||||
9. Aliens spoke of great portions of land and whole cities will
|
||||
[sic] disappear. Mexico City and major cities in California.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
History and Operations -- Operation Trojan Horse
|
||||
|
||||
The amusing little mystery of flying saucers slowly evolves
|
||||
into a complicated series of coincidences and paradoxes as we
|
||||
plunge deeper and deeper into the data, excluding nothing, and
|
||||
considering everything as objectively as possible.
|
||||
Our skies have been filled with "Trojan Horses" throughout
|
||||
history, and like the original Trojan Horse, the SEEM to conceal
|
||||
hostile intent.
|
||||
Several facts are now apparent:
|
||||
|
||||
o The objects have always chosen to operate in a
|
||||
clandestine manner, furtively choosing the hours of
|
||||
darkness for their enigmatic activities over thinly-
|
||||
populated areas, where the possibility of being detected
|
||||
is slight.
|
||||
o The hostility factor is further supported by the fact
|
||||
that the objects chose, most often, to appear in forms
|
||||
which we can readily accept and explain to our own
|
||||
satisfaction -- ranging from dirigibles to meteors and
|
||||
conventional-appearing airplanes.
|
||||
o The objects of unusual configuration, undoubtedly
|
||||
constituting a deceptive minority of all the
|
||||
paraphysical objects flitting about in our atmosphere.
|
||||
|
||||
In other words, flying saucers are not at all what we have
|
||||
hoped they were. They are a part of something else. John A. Keel
|
||||
called that something else "Operation Trojan Horse."
|
||||
|
||||
When one really digs into UFO literature, it readily becomes
|
||||
clear that the ultraterrestrials deliberately conveyed whatever
|
||||
impression that would meet the available frame of reference for
|
||||
that time.
|
||||
Until 1848, the religious frame of reference was constantly
|
||||
used by the phenomenon. As man's technology improved many of our
|
||||
old beliefs were discarded and the "phenomenon" was obliged to
|
||||
update its manifestations and establish new frames of reference.
|
||||
No more objects were seen in 1947 than had been seen in 1847. We
|
||||
were simply seeing them in a new way. A new game was being played
|
||||
with us.
|
||||
A new game has emerged: the artifact or hardware game. The
|
||||
phenomenon has always obliged us by planting false evidence all
|
||||
over the landscape.
|
||||
UFO cultists trapped themselves into a hopeless situation
|
||||
almost from the outset. The apparent purpose of most of the
|
||||
landings seems to have been to advance belief in the frame of
|
||||
reference, not to provide absolute proof that the frame of
|
||||
reference is authentic.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Physical Evidence
|
||||
|
||||
All kinds of junk have fallen out of the sky throughout
|
||||
recorded history. Ivan T. Sanderson has in his files extensive
|
||||
lists that go back to Roman times. Ridiculous things such as stone
|
||||
pillars and heavy metal wheels have come crashing out of the blue,
|
||||
and there are countless cases of ice blocks, some weighing
|
||||
hundreds of pounds, dropping all over this planet. The flying
|
||||
saucers have been spewing all kinds of trash all over the
|
||||
landscape. In nearly every instance, these materials always prove
|
||||
to be ordinary earthly substances like magnesium, aluminum,
|
||||
chromium, and even plain old tin. Each of these incidents give the
|
||||
skeptics new ammunition.
|
||||
Mysterious hollow spheres have also been dropping out of the
|
||||
sky all over the world. Three such spheres were found in the
|
||||
Australian desert in 1963. They were about 14 inches in diameter
|
||||
and had a shiny polished surface. Efforts to open the spheres
|
||||
failed, and they were turned over to the USAF. Other metal spheres
|
||||
have dropped out of the sky in Mexico (1967) and Conway, Arkansas
|
||||
(1967). The Mexican steel ball was identified as titanium, the one
|
||||
in Arkansas steel.
|
||||
Smaller colored spheres were found scattered over the French
|
||||
countryside in 1966-67, as if it had been raining balls there.
|
||||
Where is all this stuff coming from? The same place as the stone
|
||||
pillars and blocks of ice. Innumerable cases of contact and
|
||||
landings have been flushed down the ufological drain because of
|
||||
the deliberate "negative factors." Sincere witnesses have actually
|
||||
been ruined because the amateur UFO investigators have accused
|
||||
them of being liars and worse.
|
||||
Another fascinating game which the ufonauts play with a
|
||||
vengeance is the "repair" gambit. Beginning in 1897, there has
|
||||
been an endless stream of stories and reports, many from reliable
|
||||
witnesses, on how they encountered a grounded UFO and observed the
|
||||
occupants making repairs of some kind. The basic details in all
|
||||
these stories are so similar that it seems as if the ufonauts are
|
||||
following a carefully rehearsed procedure.
|
||||
Generally speaking, there are three (3) types of beings
|
||||
observed in relation to UFOs:
|
||||
o Normal-looking people, including females.
|
||||
o Oriental, dark-skinned beings.
|
||||
o Unidentifiable creatures, who have made a real effort to
|
||||
hide from witnesses.
|
||||
Oddly enough, when all the reports and the data is in, the
|
||||
scope of the phenomenon and the overwhelming quantity of reports
|
||||
negates its validity. An analysis of cases indicates that flying
|
||||
saucers are not, in most cases, stable machines requiring fuel,
|
||||
maintenance, and logistical support. Most of them are, in all
|
||||
probability, transmutations of energy from other dimensions and do
|
||||
not exist in the same way that this paper exists.
|
||||
The UFO phenomenon seems to be largely subjective: that is,
|
||||
specific kinds of people become involved and are actually
|
||||
manipulated by the phenomenon in the same way that it manipulates
|
||||
matter. These subjective experiences are far more important to our
|
||||
study that the "random" superficial sightings. We are obliged to
|
||||
forget about the sightings and concentrate on the claims and
|
||||
experiences of the contactees.
|
||||
|
||||
Thousands of UFO photos have been taken since 1882. There's
|
||||
just one problem. With very few exceptions, no two UFO photos are
|
||||
alike. The sightings force two unacceptable answers upon us:
|
||||
o All the witnesses were mistaken or lying.
|
||||
o Some tremendous unknown civilization is exerting an all-
|
||||
out effort to manufacture thousands of different types of
|
||||
UFOs and is sending them all to our planet.
|
||||
The governments of the world overtly have maintained
|
||||
variations of the first proposal. UFO enthusiasts accept the
|
||||
second. There is a third proposal which merits some attention:
|
||||
some "hard" objects definitely exist as temporary materializations
|
||||
from other dimensions. They leave indentations in the ground when
|
||||
they land. Witnesses have touched them and even been inside them.
|
||||
These "hard" objects may be decoys to cover the multitudinous
|
||||
activities of the "soft" objects. The "soft" objects hold one of
|
||||
the keys of the mystery. There are countless sightings of objects
|
||||
which changed size and shape in front of witnesses who often get
|
||||
the impression that it was alive, that it was not behaving like a
|
||||
mechanical object at all.
|
||||
There is no question at all that there are intelligences that
|
||||
can manipulate or materialize any kind of object into our
|
||||
dimension. Let's take a look, for a second, at the electromagnetic
|
||||
spectrum. As you know, our visual spectrum makes up a small
|
||||
portion of the whole. Look at what's involved with UFOs:
|
||||
|
||||
Ultraviolet
|
||||
Blue UFO ENTRY FIELD _________________
|
||||
Cyan ____________________________________
|
||||
Green Visible
|
||||
Yellow
|
||||
Red __________________ Spectrum
|
||||
Magenta _________________
|
||||
Infra-red UFO DEPARTURE
|
||||
Heat FIELD
|
||||
Radio
|
||||
|
||||
If you will relate this to cases that you are familiar with,
|
||||
as far as appearance, spectrum shift when in flight, etc., you
|
||||
will see the applicability of the above diagram.
|
||||
|
||||
When UFO stabilize in our dimension they radiate energy on
|
||||
all frequencies and become glowing white. Radical maneuvers
|
||||
require a frequency alteration, which produces color changes. It
|
||||
is interesting to note that in Blue Book Report #14, they replaced
|
||||
the phrase "Electromagnetic Phenomenon" with the word "Unknown" in
|
||||
a majority of those cases. Why? There is no doubt that again, a
|
||||
situation exists where we have multiple realities within the UFO
|
||||
realm as well. It is clear that we are not dealing with random ET
|
||||
visitors. It has an extreme element of intention to do with all of
|
||||
it. Mutilations started in April, 1897, with the abduction of
|
||||
Alexander Hamilton's calf, witnessed by several people. That is
|
||||
one of the constants that has been with us that has not changed
|
||||
frame of reference. How many people give thought to the three
|
||||
dark-skinned wise men who appeared before the birth of Jesus,
|
||||
spread the reality of the happening, and disappeared again. All
|
||||
the dark-skinned men in threes. MIB. It makes you wonder. Hmmmm.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Charting the Enigma
|
||||
|
||||
Well, here we are again. Taking a sample of 33% of 10,000 or
|
||||
so cases, or about 3,330 cases, we find that 730 are so-called
|
||||
Type I, a low-level object observed and reported by reliable
|
||||
witnesses. It was found that 2,600 were Type II, high-altitude
|
||||
objects performing in a controlled manner and distinct from normal
|
||||
aircraft and natural phenomena. The time of the sightings depends
|
||||
on where you are. If you are in a rural area, sightings
|
||||
conveniently begin after 10 p.m. A populated area would have them
|
||||
between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. For some reason, in many "flaps,"
|
||||
Wednesday had about 20.5% of the sightings. Hmmm.
|
||||
Now, if the UFO phenomenon (and I dislike that word) had a
|
||||
purely psychic basis then I would think there would be more
|
||||
sightings on a Saturday, when people are statistically out and
|
||||
about than on Wednesday. There are notable exceptions to
|
||||
everything of course, one of which was the "flap" of August 16,
|
||||
1966, which was on a Tuesday.
|
||||
Reports seem to cluster within political boundaries of
|
||||
states, as if there were a methodical exploration of states from
|
||||
border to border. If the UFO were a natural occurrence, one would
|
||||
expect otherwise.
|
||||
Thousands of sightings can be fitted into the "great circle"
|
||||
route, and often the dates are staggered so that it appears that
|
||||
the phenomenon moves systematically from point to point.
|
||||
Every state in the United States has from two to ten
|
||||
"windows." These are areas where UFOs appear repeatedly year after
|
||||
year. The objects will appear in these places and pursue courses
|
||||
confined to sectors with a radius of about 200 miles. The great
|
||||
circle from Canada (not to be confused with the traditional Great
|
||||
Circle) in the northwest through the central states and back into
|
||||
northeast Canada is a major window. Hundreds of smaller windows
|
||||
lie within that circle. Another major window is centered in the
|
||||
Gulf of Mexico and encompasses much of Mexico, Texas and the
|
||||
Southwest.
|
||||
As mentioned previously, many windows center directly over
|
||||
area of magnetic deviation.
|
||||
UFOs seem to congregate about the highest available hills in
|
||||
these window areas. They become visible in these centers and then
|
||||
radiate outward, traveling sometimes 100-200 miles before
|
||||
disappearing again.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Among the great heaps of neglected and ignored UFO data, we
|
||||
find hundreds of "minipeople" accounts. These are very rarely
|
||||
published anywhere because they tend to be so unbelievable. Most of
|
||||
them are identical to the fairy and gnome stories of yesteryear.
|
||||
Witnesses to these events can experience conjunctivitis, akinesia
|
||||
(paralysis), amnesia, and the other effects often noted by
|
||||
witnesses to more conventional events. One notable event is one
|
||||
that occurred in Seattle, Washington, in the latter part of
|
||||
August, 1965. A woman awoke around 2 a.m. and discovered she could
|
||||
not move a muscle or make a sound. Her window was open, and
|
||||
suddenly a tiny, football-sized dull-grey object floated through
|
||||
the window and hovered over the carpet near her bed. Three legs
|
||||
lowered from the object and it settled to the floor. A small ramp
|
||||
extended from it and five or six tiny people clambered out and
|
||||
seemed to work on some kind of repairs on the object. They wore
|
||||
tight-fitting clothing. When they were finished, they got in and
|
||||
the object took off and sailed out the window. At that point, she
|
||||
was able to move. The case was investigated by J. Russell Jenkins
|
||||
of Seattle.
|
||||
You can readily see why almost none of these kinds of stories
|
||||
ever appear in print, except in occult-oriented literature.
|
||||
Nevertheless, if we hope to assess the true UFO situation, we must
|
||||
examine all these stories. We can learn nothing by considering
|
||||
only those incidents which are emotionally and intellectually
|
||||
acceptable to us.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
TIME is one of the most important aspects of the UFO thing.
|
||||
It plays a strange but significant role. Part of the answer may
|
||||
not lie in the stars but in the clock ticking on your fireplace.
|
||||
Our world exists in three dimensions. We can move in many
|
||||
directions within these dimensions. Space does not exist except
|
||||
when we make it exist. To us, the distance between atoms in our
|
||||
matter is so minute that it can only be calculated with
|
||||
hypothetical measurements. Yet, if we lived on an atom, and our
|
||||
size was relative to its size, the distance to the next atom would
|
||||
seem awesome.
|
||||
There is another man-made measurement called time. Unlike the
|
||||
other three dimensions, time has us seemingly trapped. Time
|
||||
becomes very real to us, and it appears that we couldn't live
|
||||
without it. Yet time doesn't really exist at all. This moment
|
||||
exists to us. Does this mean the same moment is being shared by
|
||||
other planets?
|
||||
The UFO phenomenon does seem to be controlled. It does follow
|
||||
intelligent patterns. If the objects themselves are manifestations
|
||||
of higher energies, then something has to manipulate those
|
||||
energies somehow and reduce them to the visible frequencies. Not
|
||||
only do they enter the visible frequencies, but they take forms
|
||||
which seem physical and real to us, and they carry out actions
|
||||
which seem to be intelligent.
|
||||
Thus we arrive at the source. The source has to be a form of
|
||||
intelligent energy operating at the highest possible point of the
|
||||
frequency spectrum. If such an energy exists at all, it might
|
||||
permeate the universe and maintain equal control of each
|
||||
component part. Because of its very high frequency, so high that
|
||||
the energy particles are virtually standing still, the source has
|
||||
no need to replenish itself in any way that would be acceptable to
|
||||
our environmental sciences. It could actually create and destroy
|
||||
matter by manipulating the lower energies. It would be timeless,
|
||||
because it exists beyond all time fields. It would be infinite
|
||||
because it is not confined by three-dimensional "space."
|
||||
Children. Children figure neatly into this, and they always
|
||||
have. The child's mind, especially before the so-called age of
|
||||
reason when the logic circuits begin to form, is a clear
|
||||
instrument, open and uninfluenced by opinions and conclusions.
|
||||
This is an important point in the UFO mystery.
|
||||
Perhaps if we were in a pure energy state, each particle of
|
||||
energy would itself serve as a synapse, and information could be
|
||||
stored by a slight alteration in frequency. All the memory
|
||||
fragments of a rose, for example, would be recorded at one
|
||||
frequency, and the whole energy form could tune into that memory
|
||||
by adjusting frequencies, as we might adjust a radio receiver. In
|
||||
other words, no complex circuitry would be required. No body would
|
||||
be necessary. The energy patterns would not need material form. It
|
||||
would permeate the entire universe. It could surround you
|
||||
completely at this very moment and be aware of all the feeble
|
||||
impulses of low energy passing through your brain. If it so
|
||||
desired, it could control those pulses and thus control your
|
||||
thoughts. Man has always been aware of this intelligent energy or
|
||||
force. He has always worshipped it.
|
||||
|
||||
Our first conclusion is that the UFOs originate from beyond
|
||||
our own time frame or time cycle. Our second conclusion is that
|
||||
the source has total foreknowledge of human events and even of
|
||||
individual lives. Since time and space are not absolutes, these
|
||||
two conclusions are compatible.
|
||||
It is that all human events occur simultaneously when viewed
|
||||
by a greater intelligence. If a greater intelligence wants to
|
||||
communicate with a lower form, all kinds of problems are
|
||||
presented. The communication must be conducted in a manner which
|
||||
will be meaningful and understandable to the lower life form. An
|
||||
acceptable frame of reference must be found and utilized.
|
||||
UFO phenomenon, especially the "soft" ones, are frequently
|
||||
reflective; that is, the observed manifestations seem to be
|
||||
deliberately tailored and adjusted to the individual beliefs and
|
||||
attitudes of the witnesses. Contactees are given information
|
||||
which, in most cases, conforms to their beliefs. UFO researchers
|
||||
who concentrate on one particular aspect or theory find themselves
|
||||
inundated with seemingly reliable reports which seem to
|
||||
substantiate that theory.
|
||||
John Keel's extensive experiences with this reflective factor
|
||||
led him to carry out weird experiments which confirmed that a
|
||||
large part of the reported data is engineered and deliberately
|
||||
false. The witnesses are not the perpetrators, but merely the
|
||||
victims.
|
||||
The apparent purpose of all this false data is multifold.
|
||||
Much of it is meant to create confusion and diversion. Some of it
|
||||
has served to support certain beliefs which were erroneous but
|
||||
which would serve as stepping-stones to the higher, more complex
|
||||
truth. Whole generations have come and gone, happily believing in
|
||||
the false data, unaware that they were mere links in the chain.
|
||||
If it were all understood too soon, we might crumble under
|
||||
the weight of the truth. This earth is covered with windows into
|
||||
those other unseen worlds. If we had the instruments to detect
|
||||
them, we would find that these windows are the focal points for
|
||||
super high-frequency waves -- the "rays" of ancient lore. These
|
||||
rays might come from Orion or the Pleiades as the ancients
|
||||
claimed, or they might be part of the great force that emanates
|
||||
throughout the universe. The UFOs have given us the evidence that
|
||||
such rays exist. Now, slowly, we are being told why.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
It is also apparent that some entities are having a good
|
||||
laugh at our expense. As mentioned before, literature indicates
|
||||
that the phenomenon carefully cultivated the religious frame of
|
||||
reference in early times, just as the modern manifestations have
|
||||
carefully supported the extraterrestrial frame of reference.
|
||||
The Devil's emissaries of yesteryear have been replaced by
|
||||
the mysterious "men in black." A major, but little-explored,
|
||||
aspect of the UFO phenomenon is therefore theological and
|
||||
philosophical rather than purely scientific. The UFO problem can
|
||||
never be untangled by physicists and scientists unless they are
|
||||
men who also are schooled in the other disciplines.
|
||||
The earth was occupied before man arrived or was created.
|
||||
That's an important point to consider. The original occupants were
|
||||
paraphysical and possessed the power of transmutation of matter.
|
||||
Man was the interloper. The inevitable conflict arose between
|
||||
physical man and the paraphysical owners of the planet. Man
|
||||
accepted the interpretation that this conflict raged between his
|
||||
creator and the Devil. The religious viewpoint has always been
|
||||
that the Devil has been attacking man (trying to get rid of him)
|
||||
by causing havoc upon him. There is historical and modern proof
|
||||
that this may be so.
|
||||
It is interesting that parapsychologists have long concluded
|
||||
that the paralysis that contactees experience is a contributing
|
||||
cause; that the entity may materialize by utilizing energy from
|
||||
the percipient himself.
|
||||
John Keel has in his files hundreds of cases, some of which
|
||||
have now been investigated by qualified psychiatrists, in which
|
||||
young men and women obsessed with the UFO phenomenon have suffered
|
||||
frightening visits from apparitions, followed up by mysterious
|
||||
black Cadillacs which appeared and disappeared suddenly, and have
|
||||
been terrified into up their pursuit of the UFOs. The phenomenon
|
||||
is again reflective in nature; the more frightened the victim
|
||||
becomes, the more the manifestations are escalated. Think about
|
||||
it.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The Other Side of the Coin
|
||||
|
||||
There is a balance in nature, and there also seems to be a
|
||||
balance in the UFO picture. People have actually died after
|
||||
exposure to the gamma and UV rays from UFOs. But other people have
|
||||
actually had their ailments cured by similar rays. Occult
|
||||
literature is filled with accounts of this type.
|
||||
Except for those who might be specially constructed for
|
||||
incubus-succubus activities, it does appear that our "angels" and
|
||||
"spacemen" come from a world, in many cases, with sex -- and very
|
||||
probably, a world without an organized society; a world in which
|
||||
each individual is merely a unit in the whole and is totally
|
||||
controlled by the collective intelligence or energy mass of that
|
||||
whole. In other words, these beings, or some of them anyway, have
|
||||
no free will. They are slaves of a very high order. Often they try
|
||||
to convey this to percipients with their statements, "We are One,"
|
||||
"We are in bondage."
|
||||
We face a great task in trying to isolate the UFO phenomenon
|
||||
from the larger and more important "big picture," the overall
|
||||
situation of which the UFOs are merely a small part.
|
||||
Elemental beings are another aspect of the world we live in.
|
||||
Children see them more than adults, perhaps for the reasons
|
||||
described before. Historical records certainly indicate that the
|
||||
little people have always existed all over this planet; that they
|
||||
possess the power of flight, the power of invisibility, and, to
|
||||
varying degrees, the power to dominate and control the human mind.
|
||||
Accounts of little humanoids with supernatural powers can be found
|
||||
in almost every culture.
|
||||
The manifestations have remained the same throughout history.
|
||||
Only our interpretations of those events have changed. It brought
|
||||
the birth of Spiritualism, which was in its heyday in the 1850s
|
||||
and 1860s, and was just another form of communication between the
|
||||
ultraterrestrials and ourselves.
|
||||
UFO flaps also parallel outbreaks of poltergeist cases. It
|
||||
all ties in together.
|
||||
Assuming that each discovered historical report represents a
|
||||
larger number of unpublished or undiscovered reports, just as
|
||||
today's UFO reports represent on the average 250 unreported or
|
||||
unpublished sightings, we can conclude that a flap condition
|
||||
existed, for example, in the years 1820, 1834, 1844, 1846, and
|
||||
1849. We also find that there was an outbreak of poltergeists in
|
||||
1835, 1846, and 1849.
|
||||
As the 19th century progressed, reporting improved, and we
|
||||
are able to make more precise correlations. A UFO flap took place
|
||||
in 1850, and there was also a series of poltergeist cases. A
|
||||
larger poltergeist outbreak occurred in 1867, following flaps in
|
||||
1863-64. UFO activity became more intense beginning in 1870, and
|
||||
there were notable flaps in 1872, 1877, and 1879. The 1880s
|
||||
produced a major explosion of all kinds of phenomena, including
|
||||
the sudden disappearance of people. Poltergeist cases were in
|
||||
abundance in that decade, particularly in the big flap years of
|
||||
1883 and 1885.
|
||||
Astrophysicist Morris K. Jessup labeled the years 1877-87 the
|
||||
"Incredible Decade" after scouring astronomical journals of the
|
||||
period. Astronomers made some remarkable discoveries during those
|
||||
years. The previously unobserved satellites of Mars popped into
|
||||
view in 1877, new craters appeared on the moon, all kinds of
|
||||
strange objects flitted around the upper atmosphere.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
The trance phenomenon deserves extensive study because so
|
||||
many aspects of it are directly related to the contactee
|
||||
phenomenon. In both, you will find the same contradictions. There
|
||||
seem to be both good and evil forces at work. The good guys latch
|
||||
onto people with particularly receptive minds and turn them into
|
||||
trance mediums and the bad guys use the same methods to tamper
|
||||
with the minds of contactees and even to commit murder indirectly.
|
||||
Since incidents of these types can be traced throughout history,
|
||||
it seems probably that these forces have always been here on this
|
||||
planet. do the ultraterrestrials really care about us? There is
|
||||
much evidence to suggest that they don't. They care only to the
|
||||
extent that we can fulfill our enigmatic use to them.
|
||||
There have been innumerable psychic hoaxes for the past 150
|
||||
years, and many of these parallel the UFO hoaxes. In ufology we
|
||||
have to contend with the teenager's hot air balloon, and in
|
||||
psychic phenomenon we have to worry about youngsters firing rocks
|
||||
at houses. There are, however, more UFO sightings than there are
|
||||
plastic balloons, and more poltergeists dumping rocks in living
|
||||
rooms than there are wild-eyed youngsters with slingshots. There
|
||||
are also more ultraterrestrial entities than either the occultists
|
||||
or the UFO researchers can dream of.
|
||||
Giant winged beings, usually described as headless, are an
|
||||
integral part of the UFO phenomenon. Winged human forms have been
|
||||
seen flying over many areas of the world. John A. Keel wrote a
|
||||
book called the "Mothman Prophecies" and Gray Barker a book called
|
||||
"The Silver Bridge" that go into some detail. They are usually
|
||||
described as having blazing red eyes set deep in their shoulders.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
On May 13, 1917, three girls in Portugal were in the meadows
|
||||
of a place called Cova da Iria outside of Fatima, Portugal, when
|
||||
they saw a flash of light in the clear sky. They ran for shelter
|
||||
under a tree, thinking that was lightning. When they reached the
|
||||
tree, they stopped in amazement, for there hovering just above a
|
||||
3-foot evergreen nearby, a brilliant globe of light hung
|
||||
suspended.
|
||||
Within this globe there was an entity garbed in a luminous
|
||||
white robe with a face of light which dazzled and hurt the eyes.
|
||||
The figure stated that it was from heaven, and asked the
|
||||
girls to come there on the 13th day, for six months in succession.
|
||||
On October 13, 1917, an estimated 70,000 people had gathered at
|
||||
the site. Suddenly the crowd screamed, for something came through
|
||||
the clouds: a huge silver disk which rotated rapidly as it
|
||||
descended towards the crowd. It seemed to change color, going
|
||||
through the spectrum. These gyrations continued for ten minutes.
|
||||
Miles from there, others were also watching the same object.
|
||||
The incident at Fatima was obviously a carefully planned and
|
||||
deliberately executed demonstration. The major prophecies of
|
||||
Fatima had been written down and sealed in an envelope, and turned
|
||||
over to the Vatican. They were supposed to be revealed to the
|
||||
world in 1960. The secret of Fatima? One Pope was murdered after
|
||||
only 30 days in office when the Vatican thought he would reveal
|
||||
it. It is said to be a prediction of the end of the world. The
|
||||
demonstration was therefore a failure as far as the
|
||||
ultraterrestrials were concerned. Such demos proved highly
|
||||
effective in Biblical times, but times were changing and new
|
||||
methods were called for.
|
||||
A similar event such as Fatima took place in Garabandal,
|
||||
Germany, on July 2, 1961. Even more startling, on the entity's
|
||||
right side they could see "a square of red fire framing a triangle
|
||||
with an eye and some writing. The lettering was in an old
|
||||
Oriental script." The Third Eye. Haven't we heard of that before?
|
||||
Remember the Nation of the Third Eye -- the MIB. etc?
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
ADDENDUM BY THE AUTHOR
|
||||
|
||||
Gravitational Propulsion
|
||||
|
||||
Well, I have gotten this far in explaining some things to
|
||||
you. I might as well turn to my favorite subject of all --
|
||||
gravitational propulsion. The best place to start is with the
|
||||
efforts of a personal acquaintance of mine who had the good
|
||||
fortune to meet in England -- Mr. J. R. Searl. His investigations
|
||||
into gravitational propulsion have proven to be quite revealing --
|
||||
he's done it, and I want to tell you about it.
|
||||
In 1949, he was employed by the Midlands Board as an
|
||||
electronic fitter. He was very enthusiastic about the subject of
|
||||
electricity, though he had no formal education on the subject
|
||||
other than was required by his job. Unhindered by conventional
|
||||
ideas about electricity, he carried out his own investigation into
|
||||
the subject. During work on electrical motors and generators, he
|
||||
noticed that a small electromotive force (EMF) was produced by the
|
||||
spinning metal parts -- the negative toward the outside and the
|
||||
positive toward the rotational axis.
|
||||
In 1950, he experimented with rotating slip rings and
|
||||
measured a small EMF on a conventional meter. He also noticed that
|
||||
when the rings were spinning freely and no electrical current was
|
||||
taken, his hair bristled. His conclusions were that free electrons
|
||||
in the metal were spun out by centrifugal force being produced by
|
||||
the static field in the metal. He then decided to build a
|
||||
generator on the same principle.
|
||||
It had a segmented rotor disc, passing through electromagnets
|
||||
at its periphery. The electromagnets were energized from the
|
||||
rotor, and were intended to boost the EMF.
|
||||
By 1952, the first generator had been constructed and was
|
||||
about three feet in diameter. It was tested in the open by Searl
|
||||
and a friend. The armature was set in motion by a small engine.
|
||||
The device produced the expected electrical power, but at an
|
||||
unexpectedly high potential. At relatively low armature speeds a
|
||||
potential of the order of 10^5 volts was produced, as indicated by
|
||||
static effects on nearby objects.
|
||||
The really unexpected then occurred. While still speeding up,
|
||||
the generator lifted and rose to a height of about 50 feet above
|
||||
the ground, breaking the union between itself and the engine. Here
|
||||
it stayed for a while, still speeding up and surrounding itself
|
||||
with a pink glow. This indicated ionization of air at a much
|
||||
reduced pressure of about 10^-3 mm Hg. More interesting was the
|
||||
side effect, causing local radio receivers to go on by themselves.
|
||||
Finally, the whole generator accelerated at a fantastic rate and
|
||||
is thought to have gone off into space.
|
||||
Since that day, Searl and others have made some ten or more
|
||||
small flying craft, some of which have been similarly lost, and
|
||||
have developed a form of control. Larger craft have been built --
|
||||
some 12 feet and two 30 feet in diameter.
|
||||
Once the machine has passed a certain threshold of potential
|
||||
voltage, the energy output exceeds the input. The energy output
|
||||
seems to be virtually limitless. We made some measurements when I
|
||||
was there, and as far as we could see, the estimated output is
|
||||
somewhere in the vicinity of 10^13 to 10^15 watts. Above what
|
||||
appears to be the threshold potential, some 10^13 volts, the
|
||||
generator and attached parts become inertia-free. There is also
|
||||
some "matter snatch" upon acceleration away from the ground, since
|
||||
it tends to take a little "turf" with it when it goes.
|
||||
Analyzing what is happening is fairly easy. What the
|
||||
generator is doing is placing a "stress" on the ambient space
|
||||
around it. The space breaks down to provide the magnetism to
|
||||
relieve the stress, but the energy by-product is absorbed by the
|
||||
generator, which reinforces the field.
|
||||
It should be noted at this point that only a very small
|
||||
amount of space fabric passes through the craft and an even
|
||||
smaller amount is converted for energy. However, I have noticed
|
||||
that small changes in etheric forces lead to large physical
|
||||
effects. It was aptly demonstrated and I was impressed.
|
||||
Recently, Mr. Searl had (1987) a brush with authorities, when
|
||||
he began simply generating his own power for his own house. Now he
|
||||
doesn't have a very large house, but the Utility Board didn't like
|
||||
the fact that they had lost their monopoly. Now he lives in
|
||||
Birmingham under an assumed name. Simple, eh?
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
*****
|
||||
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<<UFONET I>> * 416-237-1204 * PC-Pursuitable * File Requestable * HST
|
||||
* 24 Hour Operation * Sysop - Tom Mickus * Toronto * FREE
|
||||
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|
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|
||||
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|
||||
UFOLET1.TXT - Text file that was scanned and processed via OCR by
|
||||
^^^^^^^^^^^^ Harvey Stewart [UFONET I] taken from the book "Letters
|
||||
To The Air Force On UFO'S" by Bill Adler published by
|
||||
Dell Paperbacks 1967. The file was run through a spell
|
||||
checker following conversion so most errors in character
|
||||
recognition should be ok. Now that I finally have OCR
|
||||
software that works there should be lots of files on the
|
||||
way so stay tuned.
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
The following letter speaks for itself and was sent to Project
|
||||
BLUE BOOK sometime before 1967. It is interesting that the writer
|
||||
mentions Ford and Ronald Reagan many years before their rise to
|
||||
prominence. It is also interesting to see that blood substitute is
|
||||
mentioned over 23 years ago along with cattle mutilation.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Gentlemen:
|
||||
|
||||
The man driving his truck in Ohio, who was stopped
|
||||
by a flying saucer is in his right mind. The "person" who
|
||||
got out of the saucer is the "captain" of that particular
|
||||
vehicle. The man in the truck and the saucer captain did
|
||||
speak by mental telepathy . . . denoting one of the ad-
|
||||
vantages the saucer captain had over the mortal man in the
|
||||
truck. The saucer captain said he was from a much
|
||||
weaker and or smaller nation than the U.S. basically, this
|
||||
is true - but only conditionally. I will explain. please bear
|
||||
with me even though what I have to say may sound somewhat
|
||||
incredible.
|
||||
|
||||
Make no mistake, all things I state here are true. In the
|
||||
name of JESUS CHRIST these are the truths. The saucers
|
||||
are not really from outer space, in the sense of a world or
|
||||
planet that is inhabited by beings. This applies [sic] to all
|
||||
the planets, stars, etc. The saucers are not from earth in
|
||||
the sense that some country in this world as we know it
|
||||
has secretly developed these saucers. Seeing that the saucers-
|
||||
are from neither outer space or earth . . . they are from
|
||||
an interim state. The "beings" that captain these saucers
|
||||
number 79, and each of the 79 has his own saucer. The 79
|
||||
pass as earth men in the sense that no human could tell one
|
||||
of the 79 from an ordinary fellow human. The identification
|
||||
is that close. However, these 79, though much more [sic]
|
||||
''advanced'' than our earth technology, do have two char-
|
||||
characteristics that are positively very different from humans
|
||||
- physically. They have imitation eyes . . . a type of
|
||||
optic prism that cannot be discerned from human eyes . . .
|
||||
unless actually probed. Secondly, these "men" have no
|
||||
blood as we know blood to be. Their circulatory system
|
||||
has instead a saline type hemoglobin - preservative substitute.
|
||||
This substitute blood must he refurbished at quite
|
||||
frequent intervals. Check with Michael Reese Hospital in
|
||||
Chicago. They are now working on such a blood substitute.
|
||||
(The saucers have been known to slaughter or lift
|
||||
up cattle to their vehicles. Also the saucers are seen mu n
|
||||
around reservoirs. The combination has to do with their
|
||||
composing their blood substitute. Michael Reese will confirm
|
||||
composition.)
|
||||
|
||||
The smaller and / or weaker nation that the captain
|
||||
spoke of to the man in the truck is Egypt. Before 1983
|
||||
the saucers will land in mass in the area of Egypt. They
|
||||
will say they are from outer space, from a planet and
|
||||
civilization that is far advanced in comparison to ours'
|
||||
They will state that other planets are inhabited "out there"
|
||||
and that there is no GOD. Puny man will he tested to the
|
||||
very limits of his faith. The Russian cosmonauts who
|
||||
went 130 miles into space have already stated, because of
|
||||
their so - called great achievement, that there is no GOO
|
||||
in space. Beware, there is a GOD in Heaven . . . the proof
|
||||
that this country of ours exists is certification. Without
|
||||
GOD there would he no reason for America. This is the
|
||||
great Christian nation of the world. The U.S. is the major
|
||||
target to be destroyed by the 79.
|
||||
|
||||
Bear with me please. Before the 79 endow Egypt with
|
||||
their saucer technology' the U.S. will have captured two
|
||||
or three or four of these vehicles to learn from. Understand
|
||||
this is the time for the world and mankind to see
|
||||
what we ordinarily deem as "spirit," to now, by many
|
||||
means, be seen by mortal man in what he calls reality.
|
||||
In other words, the spiritual will now become seen by man.
|
||||
For example . . . These 79 are not of human origin. They
|
||||
are fallen angels. They have murdered 79 men and have
|
||||
commandeered their bodies. The only changes are the two
|
||||
I mentioned. This 79 is each one locked into this lost body
|
||||
forever. They are evil . . . in fact their leader is the inventor
|
||||
of evil ' . . Satan . . . now known by one identity as
|
||||
Jahausha Salad, a gynecologist who delivered Empress
|
||||
Farah's babies [Iran].
|
||||
|
||||
The saucers are manned by crews of humanoids . . . not
|
||||
fallen angels. These humanoids are kidnapped, murdered
|
||||
children with devils . . . one each in each body . . .
|
||||
taking possession. These humanoids are under command
|
||||
to each of the 79.
|
||||
|
||||
The saucers can be hidden on earth or can be "at rest"
|
||||
outer space as the 79 fallen angels carry on their pretense
|
||||
earth of being mankind.
|
||||
|
||||
Some of these 79 are very powerful and prominent
|
||||
people'' who control the destinies of countries. The sole
|
||||
purpose of the 79 is to disrupt and impede and tempt mankind
|
||||
all over the world to the point where mankind fights
|
||||
and destroys himself. Because GOD protects man from
|
||||
these 79, the 79 cannot directly destroy man. But GOD
|
||||
permits man to he tested in faith. The 79 tell one story, a
|
||||
lie. GOD tells the truth - man has free will to choose.
|
||||
These 79 can read minds. They never need sleep and
|
||||
saucers travel at the speed of light. (However, the evil
|
||||
79 lack the courage to go this fast. They have travelled
|
||||
60,000 miles per second. Good man must top this to
|
||||
overcome the tactics of the 79.) The saucers travel magnetically
|
||||
. Please hear me out. The denials of existence of
|
||||
flying saucers is not your fault. You have orders that come
|
||||
from your so - called seniors. If this was traced all
|
||||
the way up it would show that Robert MacNamara is the
|
||||
issuer of the flying saucer secrecy order. He denies they
|
||||
exist and has told his commanders to deny their existence.
|
||||
It is most interesting because Robert MacNamara, Secre-
|
||||
of Defense for the U.S., knows more about flying
|
||||
saucers and the authenticity than anyone in the whole U.S.
|
||||
military - Robert MacNamara is a captain of a flying saucer
|
||||
He is a fallen angel in the murdered body of Robert
|
||||
MacNamara. This took place in 1959. He is a very evil and
|
||||
dangerous man. His total dedication is to obey Satan and
|
||||
destroy the United States. Not by direct action (he cannot
|
||||
do that) but by stealth, temptation, and dissipation of the
|
||||
U.S. strength - MacNamara can read president Johnson's
|
||||
mind so it was not difficult for him to integrate [sic] himself
|
||||
to the president. There is much much, much more to
|
||||
this than I put down here. I can prove each thing I say
|
||||
here. Hold onto this letter you will see MacNamara banished
|
||||
to Egypt in 1967. Gerald Ford of the U.S. House of
|
||||
Representatives is also a fallen angel. Here are some more
|
||||
names and their countries:
|
||||
|
||||
l. Malenovsky - Russia
|
||||
2. Kitti Kachoru - Thailand
|
||||
3. Holt - Australia
|
||||
4. Chou En Lai - China
|
||||
5. Lin Piao - China
|
||||
6. Chung Hee Park - S. Korea
|
||||
7. Breznyev - Russia
|
||||
8. Souvanna Phouma - Laos
|
||||
9. Raoul Castro - Cuba
|
||||
10. Ronald Reagan - U.S.
|
||||
ll. Adam Clayton Powell - U.S.
|
||||
12. Otto Preminger - U.S.
|
||||
13. George Lincoln Rockwell - U.S.
|
||||
14. Robert Welch - U.S.
|
||||
15. Dr. P. Peruma - NASA - U.S.
|
||||
16. Tou Duc Thong - N. Viet Nam
|
||||
17. Erhard - Germany
|
||||
18. Mikoyan - Russia
|
||||
19. George Brown - England etc.
|
||||
|
||||
I pray you hold on to this letter and see what GOD
|
||||
does to evil.
|
||||
Yours in CHRIST
|
||||
J. S.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMAN INSPECTED UFO CRASH - IN 1947
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
A British politician says the U.S. government recovered the bodies of four extraterrestrials and the wreckage of their starship in 1947
|
||||
- and he has the secret report to prove it!
|
||||
"The United States has been involved in a massive cover-up of alien contact for better than 40 years," said the politician, who asked to
|
||||
remain anonymous whin he gave copies of the document to reporters in the House of Lords.
|
||||
"This is bigger than any mere Watergate," he added. "This is a cosmic Watergate - and it's time the truth was told."
|
||||
The papers, signed by President Harry Truman who saw the dead aliens, were addressed to the most powerful figures in Britain. Then Prime
|
||||
Minister Clement Atlee got a copy, as did Winston Churchill, King George VI, the Queen Mother and select members of the House of Lords.
|
||||
The leaders' reactions reportedly ranged from shock and amazement to outright fear. The document itself stressed the need to keep the re
|
||||
covery operation secret to avoid "a massive religious backlash and worldwide panic."
|
||||
It went on to describe the extraterrestrials in chilling detail.
|
||||
"Four small human-like beings apparently ejected from the craft before it exploded and crashed in America's southwest," said the report.
|
||||
"All four were dead and decomposed due to predators and exposure to the elements before their discovery. The beings were between four and f
|
||||
ive feet tall. They wore tight-fitting silver jumpsuits. Their heads were disproportionately large, with oversized brown eyes, slanted in t
|
||||
he head. Their noses and mouth were mere slits. They had small holes for ears."
|
||||
The document went on to say that pieces of the starship were strewn for miles. Analysis showed fragments to be a strong and lightweight
|
||||
metal but were otherwise inconclusive. The report did not pinpoint the location of the crash, nor did it say where the bodies and fragment
|
||||
s were taken. But the likeliest destination was Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio - where the bodies of four more humaniods w
|
||||
ere taken after a second crash 10 years later.
|
||||
Though the U.S. Government has never confirmed either crash, UFO experts are convinced that both wreckage and bodies are still preserved
|
||||
. In fact a super-secret government agency, code-named PI 40, keeps tabs on alien visitors and briefs U.S. Presidents on UFO developments p
|
||||
ast and present, the British source said.
|
||||
Gerber Pasche, founder and president of the Swiss UFO watchdog group, Alien Encounter, was appalled to learn of the cover-up. He told r
|
||||
eporters that the governments of the United States and Britain should be held accountable - and tried in the court of world opinion.
|
||||
"The irony of all this is that everybody knows what's going on - we've known for years," he said. "Space aliens exist and have a deep a
|
||||
nd abiding interest in our planet. This is a concern of all mankind - not just superpower leaders."
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
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|
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|
||||
Information File On: U.F.O. Research Institute of Canada (UFORIC)
|
||||
==================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
As UFONET is not itself an investigative body, but a forum for
|
||||
the thoughts and ideas of the public, UFOlogists, and research groups;
|
||||
part of our mandate is to alert people to the existence of worthwhile
|
||||
research organizations. Recently, I learned of a new organization by
|
||||
the name of UFORIC, which is based in Vancouver. Other than a having
|
||||
a packet of documents from them, I have very little first-hand info
|
||||
about the group. However, from what I've seen so far, they do seem
|
||||
to be a professionally run organization, which in this field of study,
|
||||
is saying a lot. What follows then is some reprints of some of the
|
||||
information that was sent to me. If you're interested in pursuing
|
||||
this further, contact addresses and phone numbers will be listed.
|
||||
|
||||
Again, what follows should not be construed as an endorsement
|
||||
of UFORIC, although my own personal feelings are that UFORIC seems
|
||||
to be a legitimate organization, and one in which your money wouldn't
|
||||
be wasted. One thought to bear in mind is that this group has only
|
||||
been in operation for about 14 wks. and may be "here today, gone
|
||||
tomorrow". However I don't think this will be the case with UFORIC,
|
||||
as they seem to have done their homework and started on a solid
|
||||
organizational foundation. UFORIC was "Incorporated" earlier this
|
||||
year in the province of British Columbia. UFONET is in no way
|
||||
affiliated with UFORIC, although its hoped that their will be two-
|
||||
way co-operation between both groups. One of the Directors, Lorne
|
||||
Goldfeather, informed me that they were looking to have a BBS arm
|
||||
of UFORIC 8-12 months down the road. At present, I'm trying to
|
||||
procure a UFONET node in Vancouver, in order that we might have
|
||||
quicker access to Directors and members of UFORIC in the B.C. area.
|
||||
|
||||
- Tom Mickus <<UFONET I>> 9/29/89
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
----------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Note: The following electronic reproductions are different in form
|
||||
---- than that of the originals.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
----------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
U.F.O. RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF CANADA
|
||||
|
||||
24 Hour Reporting Service - News Updates Daily
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
U F O R I C
|
||||
|
||||
For Information call: 1-(604)-685-1-UFO
|
||||
--------------------
|
||||
Or write: Dept. 25 - 1665 Robson St.,
|
||||
-------- Vancouver, B.C., Canada, V6G 3C2
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Current List Of U.F.O.R.I.C. Board Of Director Officers:
|
||||
--------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
First Officer: - Helen Williams, 106-1170 Haro St. Vancouver B.C.
|
||||
------------- V6E 1R8
|
||||
|
||||
Second Officer: - Graham Conway
|
||||
--------------
|
||||
|
||||
Third Officer: - Brian Fewster, 7709-127th St., Surrey, B.C.
|
||||
------------- V3W 4B1
|
||||
|
||||
Fourth Officer: - Jack Roberts, 7165 Bridgewood Dr., Burnaby, B.C.
|
||||
-------------- V5A 3T5
|
||||
|
||||
Fifth Officer: - Neil Gilchrist, 5629 Ash St., Vancouver, B.C.
|
||||
------------- V5Z 3G8
|
||||
|
||||
Sixth Officer: - Lorne Goldfeather, #904, 1275 Haro St., Vancouver
|
||||
------------- B.C., V6E 1G1
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
(code-of-ethics form-1) U.F.O.R.I.C. (members copy)
|
||||
======================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
AIMS OF THE ASSOCIATION
|
||||
-----------------------
|
||||
|
||||
1. To promote the free exchange, discussion and dissemination of
|
||||
information, theories and ideas and proofs related to ufology,
|
||||
in Canada and internationally.
|
||||
|
||||
2. To maintain high standards of ethics, humanitarianism, and
|
||||
scientific practices in the study of the U.F.O. phenomenon.
|
||||
|
||||
3. To preserve the history and genealogy of available U.F.O. research.
|
||||
|
||||
4. To secure cooperative action in advancing the common cause of its
|
||||
members.
|
||||
|
||||
5. To disseminate information of a general, economic, social or
|
||||
governmental character; to analyze subjects relating there to;
|
||||
and present the views of its members to other organizations,
|
||||
the government, and the public (may require inviting guest
|
||||
speakers, or travelling to locations other than Vancouver).
|
||||
|
||||
6. To cooperate with other organizations of like interest, in Canada
|
||||
and worldwide.
|
||||
|
||||
7. To further the training and education of its members.
|
||||
|
||||
8. To maintain a 24 HOUR reporting hotline and carry on
|
||||
investigations, which may involve hypnosis by a certified
|
||||
hypnotherapist.
|
||||
|
||||
9. To promote standardization in the investigation, reporting and
|
||||
evaluation of U.F.O. sightings and related phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
10. To provide, at some point in time, in a newsletter or periodical,
|
||||
a local, and/or national, and/or international forum for the
|
||||
report and publication of all worthy activities and projects of
|
||||
person, groups or organizations working in the field of ufology.
|
||||
|
||||
11. To make awards, eventually, within the life of this association,
|
||||
to persons, associations, or agencies, in recognition of
|
||||
outstanding accomplishments in the field of ufology. Awards
|
||||
may be of a general nature or specific funding for an
|
||||
investigative research project.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
CODE OF ETHICS
|
||||
--------------
|
||||
|
||||
1. Members shall maintain high standards of ethics and scientific
|
||||
practices and shall be guided in their relationships by personal
|
||||
integrity.
|
||||
|
||||
2. They shall uphold the dignity and reputation of U.F.O.R.I.C.
|
||||
before the public at all times.
|
||||
|
||||
3. They shall avoid and discourage sensationalism, exaggeration,
|
||||
undignified and unwarranted statements, or misleading advertising.
|
||||
|
||||
4. In providing devices of any nature, such as an electomagnetic
|
||||
field detector, gravity wave detector, or signalling machines,
|
||||
they shall offer a 30 day money back guarantee and provide a
|
||||
year's warranty on the item in writing (except for expendable
|
||||
parts). Also, they shall provide a repair service for any device
|
||||
offered (reasonable use required).
|
||||
|
||||
5. In providing service for compensation, they shall refuse to
|
||||
undertake that which is of a questionable nature, and they shall
|
||||
advise the probability of success.
|
||||
|
||||
6. They shall not use their membership in this association as
|
||||
evidence of qualification, or as a measure of ability or
|
||||
performance.
|
||||
|
||||
7. They shall not exhibit or use the name of U.F.O RESEARCH INSTITUTE
|
||||
OF CANADA - (U.F.O.R.I.C.) on any letterhead, stationary, or
|
||||
business cards, nor in advertising of a business or professional
|
||||
nature, unless as part of the association's regular activities,
|
||||
along with the approval of its board of directors.
|
||||
|
||||
8. Any members found to be in violation of this Code of Ethics by the
|
||||
board of directors may have his/her membership priviledges in the
|
||||
U.F.O.R.I.C. revoked.
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
||||
Thank you for your request about our organization.
|
||||
We are a non profit group of professionals who are greatly
|
||||
interested and keenly determined in solving the U.F.O. mystery
|
||||
in a methodical, serious manner.
|
||||
|
||||
Aside from our 24 HOUR NEWS SERVICE, we do on-going
|
||||
investigations and on-site inspections. We depend on public
|
||||
support in order to keep this organization in existence.
|
||||
|
||||
We are offering yearly club memberships. For $20.00 you
|
||||
will receive a UFORIC membership card and interesting mailings
|
||||
on the subject every month. Another $2.00 will get you a
|
||||
catalogue of many U.F.O. magazines and books available from us
|
||||
dating as far back as 1957 up to present time.
|
||||
|
||||
Kindly send a postal money order (money orders only please)
|
||||
to Lorne Goldfeather, Dept. 25 - 1665 Robson St., Vancouver, B.C.,
|
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V6G 3C2, Canada.
|
||||
|
||||
We look forward to hearing from you. Any further donation
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will also be greatly appreciated. We intend to grow as an
|
||||
established and respected institution worldwide with your help.
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||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
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|
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To Whom It May Concern
|
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|
||||
|
||||
UFORIC - U.F.O. Research Institute of Canada is pleased to
|
||||
announce its services to the civilian, medical, governmental, police
|
||||
and military communities.
|
||||
|
||||
We maintain a 24 hour REPORTING AND NEWS DISSEMINATION SERVICE
|
||||
on our HOTLINE. All incoming calls and information disclosed to us
|
||||
is held in strictest confidence, never leaving the office of the
|
||||
director or shown to others without the expressed permission of the
|
||||
confidant.
|
||||
|
||||
As a non-profit organization, we depend on contributions to
|
||||
maintain our services as well as doing on-site research with
|
||||
monitoring equipment. Any donations of $20.00 and over will entitle
|
||||
you to club membership for one year. Every month you will receive
|
||||
material in the mail on the U.F.O. phenomena.
|
||||
|
||||
Our government has had two official documented studies on
|
||||
the subject of flying saucers. They even set up an observation
|
||||
post with electromagnetic detectors at Shirley Bay in the province
|
||||
of Ontario. Canada now has an astronomical data collection agency
|
||||
in Victoria, British Columbia.
|
||||
|
||||
An item we are currently offering consists of two interesting
|
||||
recordings on one audio tape. The first part consists of a live
|
||||
conversation recorded by American BASE COMMANDER HALT at Woodbridge,
|
||||
England. Halt, Lieutenant Bruce Englund, Major Zickler and Sergeant
|
||||
Nevells were taking radiation readings at a landing site in a forest
|
||||
close by. Suddenly they saw several U.F.O.s fly near them and they
|
||||
became very frightened. Former Woodbridge Base Commander Colonel
|
||||
Sam Morgan released the audiotape to British Solicitor Harry Harris
|
||||
in 1984.
|
||||
|
||||
Following this, we have inserted a completely different
|
||||
recording of what we believe to be an extraterrestrial voice
|
||||
pleading for help four times. This tape came to us during our
|
||||
research of a family who on several occasions encountered U.F.O.s.
|
||||
The father is a prominent local businessman. His wife made a
|
||||
recording on audio tape which she planned to send to friends in
|
||||
Australia. After finishing she played it back and was disappointed
|
||||
to find distortions in her voice throughout the tape. Strangely
|
||||
it was only in the parts where she spoke about U.F.O.s Her husband
|
||||
made a HIGH SPEED DUBBING, and oddly enough, it came out with her
|
||||
voice in slow motion overlaid by another eerie voice pleading for
|
||||
help four times. At this time we are trying to determine if it
|
||||
has voice print.
|
||||
|
||||
We will send you these recordings, one audio cassette
|
||||
for $15 (Money order). Please send postal money orders to:
|
||||
Lorne Goldfeather, Dept. 25 - 1665 Robson St., Vancouver, B.C.,
|
||||
V6G 3C2, Canada.
|
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From usc!ginosko!uunet!zephyr.ens.tek.com!orca!tolkien.WV.TEK.COM!keithr Mon Sep 11 14:31:40 PDT 198
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
US Government UFO cover-up? You betcha!!
|
||||
|
||||
The following is my typescript of an information sheet issued by Stanton
|
||||
Friedman, one of the top ten UFO researchers in the US (and Canada).
|
||||
He has done extensive research on the MJ-12 Eisenhower
|
||||
presidential briefing document and the background of the people
|
||||
named in the document. He is also the principal researcher of the
|
||||
Roswell saucer crash along with Bill Moore.
|
||||
|
||||
For those of you who want a science fiction/fantasy conspiracy
|
||||
that's true, try the saucer stuff. For those few of you inclined to do
|
||||
a little original research, just call up Friedman himself. But do
|
||||
yourself a favor first and get a little background. See the "Partial
|
||||
UFO Bibliography" at the end of this posting for a start on your UFO
|
||||
education. Start with the starred (**) books first.
|
||||
|
||||
******************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
Stanton T. Friedman
|
||||
NUCLEAR PHYSICIST - LECTURER
|
||||
79 PEMBROKE CRESCENT
|
||||
FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK E3B 2V1
|
||||
CANADA
|
||||
(506) 457-0232
|
||||
|
||||
The US Government Coverup of UFO Information Dec. 18, 1988,
|
||||
Stanton T. Friedman
|
||||
|
||||
There is simply no way any rational person can deny that the
|
||||
US Government has been officially withholding data about UFOs for
|
||||
many years. The facts speak for themselves to anyone willing to
|
||||
listen. There are many trails leading to exactly the same conclusion.
|
||||
One, of many, deals with the role of the National Security Agency
|
||||
(NSA).
|
||||
About a decade ago a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by
|
||||
Citizens Against UFO Secrecy to the CIA elicited the response that
|
||||
the CIA had no information about UFOs. An appeal was denied, but a
|
||||
court action forced the CIA to do a document search. Eventually they
|
||||
released more than 900 pages of mildly interesting UFO information
|
||||
(nothing classified above SECRET) and containing internal references
|
||||
to many other unreleased UFO documents. Perhaps of greater
|
||||
importance than what was released, was a list of 57 unreleasable
|
||||
UFO documents in the CIA files, but originating with many other
|
||||
intelligence agencies. Of greatest interest were the 18 UFO
|
||||
documents originating with the NSA.
|
||||
An FOI request to the NSA for their 18 UFO documents was
|
||||
completely rejected on grounds of national security. An appeal was
|
||||
denied and a Federal Court action followed. The NSA kept citing the
|
||||
need to protect "sources and methods" data protected by law and
|
||||
CAUS kept responding that it was only interested in the UFO portions
|
||||
of the documents. The judge requested a search and was eventually
|
||||
notified by the NSA lawyer that the NSA had found 239 UFO
|
||||
documents (not just the 18 referenced by the CIA). However, 79 of
|
||||
these 239 Classified UFO documents originated with other agencies
|
||||
including 23 UFO documents from the CIA. However, the NSA refused
|
||||
to release 156 of their own 160 UFO documents and also refused to
|
||||
provide them to the federal judge [Gearhart Gesell] for his review to
|
||||
determine if national security was being correctly invoked. Instead
|
||||
the NSA provided him (not the CAUS attorney) a TOP SECRET +++++
|
||||
21 page affidavit *in camera* justifying withholding the NSA UFO
|
||||
documents. Judge Gesell (and a subsequent 3 judge Federal Court of
|
||||
Appeals Tribunal) was so impressed with the affidavit, that it was
|
||||
cited in his ruling rejecting the CAUS suit. A copy of the affidavit
|
||||
was eventually obtained under FOI, but is more than 75% expurgated.
|
||||
I filed an FOI request for the 23 CIA UFO documents noted by
|
||||
the NSA. After 35 months they released 9 (all abstracts of Eastern
|
||||
European newspaper articles about UFOs!!) but refused to release
|
||||
their own 14 UFO documents. I have appealed and will probably hear
|
||||
by 1991.
|
||||
Since the primary role of the NSA is supposed to be
|
||||
interception of foreign military communications (with an annual
|
||||
"black" budget of about $10 billion) by worldwide listening posts, it
|
||||
certainly seems clear that the intercepts (all predating 1980) are of
|
||||
military communication about probably significant foreign military
|
||||
UFO sightings, encounters, etc. For example, a former NSA employee
|
||||
described to me the monitoring of a daylight encounter between two
|
||||
Cuban Air Force MIG-21 interceptors and a UFO resulting in the
|
||||
destruction of the lead plane which intended to shoot down the
|
||||
intruding UFO.
|
||||
I have, of course, frequently challenged Philip J. Klass, who
|
||||
maintains there cannot be any government secrecy about UFOs, to
|
||||
provide copies of any of the 156 TOP SECRET +++ NSA UFO
|
||||
documents, or a much less expurgated version of the affidavit. In 5
|
||||
years despite his constant claim of no coverup, he has provided none
|
||||
of the 156 documents or a cleaner affidavit.
|
||||
There are many other instances of US government agencies
|
||||
withholding UFO documents even though approximately 6000 pages
|
||||
have been received from a host of agencies. The USAF Office of
|
||||
Special Investigations (OSI) has even gone so far as to instruct its
|
||||
many units NOT to follow official regulations when they respond to a
|
||||
UFO FOI request from me. No rational person can claim there is no
|
||||
official US government coverup of UFO data. To suggest, as Klass
|
||||
has repeatedly, that because Nixon could not coverup Watergate (a
|
||||
political problem) the US government could not maintain secrecy
|
||||
about as vital a national security problem as the intrusion of US
|
||||
airspace by advanced alien spacecraft at least one of which has
|
||||
crashed and been recovered by the US government [the July 1947
|
||||
Roswell, NM incident], is absurd. I am also intrigued by the fact that
|
||||
the FBI refuses to release to me my SECRET file or even tell me how
|
||||
many pages are in it or the time period covered, though Bill Moore
|
||||
[author of The Roswell Incident] was shown censored portions of 5
|
||||
of his 61 pages!
|
||||
|
||||
******************************************************
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
Partial UFO Bibliography
|
||||
|
||||
**Berlitz, Charles and William L. Moore. The Roswell Incident. New
|
||||
York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1980. 168pp. ISBN 0-448-21199-8.
|
||||
|
||||
**Butler, Brenda, Dot Street, and Jenny Randles. Sky Crash: A
|
||||
Cosmic Conspiracy. Sudbury, Great Britain: Neville Spearman, 1984.
|
||||
283pp. ISBN 85435-155-8.
|
||||
|
||||
Condon, Edward U. and Daniel S. Gillmor (ed.). Final Report of the
|
||||
Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects (Conducted by the
|
||||
University of Colorado Under Contract to the United States Air
|
||||
Force). New York: Bantam Books, 1968. 965pp.
|
||||
|
||||
Davidson, Leon. Flying Saucers: An Analysis of the Air Force Blue
|
||||
Book Special Report No. 14 Including The C.I.A. and the Saucers.
|
||||
White Plains, New York: Privately printed by Leon Davidson, 1976.
|
||||
84pp.
|
||||
|
||||
Eberhart, George M. UFOs and the Extraterrestrial Contact Movement:
|
||||
a bibliography. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1986. 1298pp. ISBN
|
||||
0-8108-1919-8.
|
||||
|
||||
Evans, Hilary and John Spencer (eds.). UFOs: 1947-1987 -- The 40-
|
||||
Year Search for an Explanation. London: Fortean Tomes, 1987. 384pp.
|
||||
ISBN 1-870021-02-9.
|
||||
|
||||
**Fawcett, Lawrence and Barry J. Greenwood. Clear Intent: The
|
||||
Government Coverup of the UFO Experience. Englewood Cliffs, N.J.:
|
||||
Prentice-Hall, 1984. 259pp. ISBN 0-13-136656-4.
|
||||
|
||||
Fuller, John G. Aliens in the Skies: The Scientific Rebuttal to the
|
||||
Condon Committee Report. New York: G. P. Putnam, 1969. 219pp.
|
||||
|
||||
**Good, Timothy. Above Top Secret: The Worldwide UFO Cover-Up.
|
||||
New York: William Morrow, 1988. 592pp. ISBN 0-688-07860-5.
|
||||
|
||||
Hendry, Allan. The UFO Handbook: A Guide to Investigating,
|
||||
Evaluating, and Reporting UFO Sightings. Garden City, NY: Doubleday
|
||||
(Dolphin), 1979. 297pp. ISBN 0-385-14348-6.
|
||||
|
||||
**Jacobs, David Michael. The UFO Controversy in America.
|
||||
Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1975. 362pp. ISBN 0-
|
||||
253-19006-1.
|
||||
|
||||
Keyhoe, Donald E. The Flying Saucer Conspiracy. New York: Henry
|
||||
Holt, 1955. 315pp. ISBN LC 55-7918.
|
||||
|
||||
Lorenzen, Coral and Jim Lorenzen. Encounters with UFO Occupants.
|
||||
New York: Berkley, 1976. 424pp. ISBN 425-03093-8.
|
||||
|
||||
Randles, Jenny and Peter Warrington. Science and the UFOs. Oxford,
|
||||
U.K.: Basil Blackwell, 1985. 215pp. ISBN 0-631-13563-4.
|
||||
|
||||
**Randles, Jenny. The UFO Conspiracy: The First Forty Years. New
|
||||
York: Blanford Press, 1987. 224pp. ISBN 0-7137-1972-9.
|
||||
|
||||
Sagan, Carl and Thorton Page, eds. UFO's -- A Scientific Debate. New
|
||||
York: Norton, 1972. 310pp. ISBN 0-393-00739-1.
|
||||
|
||||
**Saunders, David R. and R. Roger Harkins. UFOs? Yes! Where the
|
||||
Condon Committee Went Wrong. New York: New American Library
|
||||
(Signet), 1968. 256pp. ISBN LC 68-59202.
|
||||
|
||||
Story, Ronald D. UFOs and the Limits of Science. New York: William
|
||||
Morrow, 1981. 290pp. ISBN 0-688-00144-0.
|
||||
|
||||
Story, Ronald, ed. The Encyclopedia of UFOs. Garden City, NY:
|
||||
Doubleday (Dolphin Books), 1980. 440pp. ISBN 0-385-11681-0.
|
||||
|
||||
Strentz, Herbert J. A Survey of Press Coverage of Unidentified
|
||||
Flying Objects, 1947 - 1966. Evanston, IL: Arcturus Book Service,
|
||||
1982. 341pp.
|
||||
|
||||
Stringfield, Leonard H. Situation Red: The UFO Siege!. New York:
|
||||
Fawcett-Crest Books, 1977. 254pp. ISBN 0-449-23654-4.
|
||||
|
||||
Vallee, Jacques and Janine Vallee. Challenge to Science: The UFO
|
||||
Enigma. New York: Ace Books, 1966. 256pp. ISBN .
|
||||
|
||||
Vallee, Jacques. Anatomy of a Phenomenon: Unidentified Objects in
|
||||
Space -- A Scientific Appraisal. New York: Ballantine Books, 1974.
|
||||
227pp. ISBN 345-24287-4-150.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
-Keith Rowell, Tektronix, Wilsonville, OR keithr@orca.WV.TEK.COM
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|
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||||
|
||||
SEATTLE (AP) -- Robert Gribble has never seen a UFO himself, but he
|
||||
believes others who say they have and has investigated thousands of UFO
|
||||
sightings for about 30 years.
|
||||
Gribble runs the National UFO Reporting Center from a cramped but
|
||||
tidy office in his home.
|
||||
"Even though I've never seen one, there's not the slightest doubt
|
||||
they're there," said Gribble, a retired firefighter recognized as one
|
||||
of the country's foremost authorities on unidentified flying objects.
|
||||
"Either that or we've got a lot of notorious liars from all around
|
||||
the globe," he said.
|
||||
He pays $1,200 a year from his own pocket to keep the center open
|
||||
and fields an average six calls a day from people who think they have
|
||||
seen unidentified flying objects.
|
||||
All seek an explanation. Gribble records their comments, asks
|
||||
questions and takes their telephone numbers in case he gets additional
|
||||
information.
|
||||
"If people realize we are not alone -- as we have been taught for
|
||||
hundreds of years -- man's outlook as to how we treat each other would
|
||||
change," he said. "Now we think of ourselves as citizens of the U.S.
|
||||
If we thought of ourselves as citizens of the planet Earth, things
|
||||
would change for the better."
|
||||
Gribble's office contains a large map of the United States studded
|
||||
with 3,500 shiny red pinheads, each representing a so-called close
|
||||
encounter sighting of a UFO. Some of the sightings date from 1946.
|
||||
A witness must be within 500 yards of an object to classify as a
|
||||
close encounter.
|
||||
Gribble said he wasn't surprised by the recent UFO report of a
|
||||
veteran Japan Air Lines pilot who said his plane was followed for
|
||||
nearly 400 miles over Alaska by one gigantic and two smaller aircraft
|
||||
in mid-November.
|
||||
The Federal Aviation Administration later confirmed that an air
|
||||
traffic controller spotted the unknown aircraft. But agency spokesmen
|
||||
say their investigation has been hampered by a radar recording's
|
||||
failure to show the aircraft's signal.
|
||||
From the thousands of calls he has investigated over the years,
|
||||
Gribble says most of the craft are described as disc-shaped, spherical,
|
||||
oval, triangular or cigar-shaped. People reporting close encounters
|
||||
say a humming sound emanates from the object.
|
||||
The government is covering up the existence of UFOs to prevent
|
||||
panic, said Gribble, who cites as evidence his own research and reports
|
||||
from declassified government documents
|
||||
|
||||
|
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|
||||
From "The Unexplained" #2.
|
||||
Orbis Publishing, Great Britain.
|
||||
|
||||
WHO ARE THE HUMANOIDS
|
||||
|
||||
MANY PEOPLE CLAIM TO HAVE MET THE OCCUPANTS OF UFOs; BUT
|
||||
ACCOUNTS OF HUMANOIDS' BEHAVIOUR AND APPEARANCE SEEM STRANGELY
|
||||
INCONSISTENT
|
||||
|
||||
The sighting of nine unusual flying craft in Washington
|
||||
State, USA, by American airman Kenneth Arnold in June 1947,
|
||||
marked the advent of modern publicity for the "flying saucer"
|
||||
or UFO phenomenon. The frequently reported ultra-high speeds
|
||||
and breath-taking manoeuvrability of the objects inevitably led
|
||||
to speculation by observers, newsmen and the public alike that
|
||||
what was being witnessed were intrusions into our airspace by
|
||||
extra-terrestrial visitors - beings from outer space. And, as
|
||||
the behaviour of these objects seemed to indicate superior
|
||||
technology and its fluent control, the big question was: control
|
||||
by whom, or by what?
|
||||
|
||||
The question was not quickly resolved, however, for although
|
||||
the phenomenon was so persistent that the US Air Force set up
|
||||
an investigatory unit (Project Blue Book), officialdom did not
|
||||
appear to want to know the answer. By 1952, many accounts of
|
||||
sightings and even landings had been filed with the Project;
|
||||
but in his book 'The Report on UFOs', Blue Book's commanding
|
||||
officer, Captain Edward Ruppelt, stated he had been plagued by
|
||||
reports of landings and that his team had conscientiously
|
||||
ignored them.
|
||||
|
||||
There are, however, always those whose sense of wonder
|
||||
overcomes official intransigence. Groups of doggedly inquisitive
|
||||
civilian researchers drifted together and, the limits of their
|
||||
slender resources, they gathered and recorded information from
|
||||
all around the world. Among them were people like Aime Michel
|
||||
and Jaques Vallee from France (Vallee subsequently lived and
|
||||
worked in the USA); Coral and Jim Lorenzen and their Aerial
|
||||
Phenomena Research Organisation (APRO) in Arizona; Len
|
||||
Stringfield in Ohio; Major Donald Keyhoe's National
|
||||
Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) in
|
||||
Washington DC (who, like Ruppelt, were at first none too happy
|
||||
about the many landing reports) and, in Britain, the supporters
|
||||
of the 'Flying Saucer Review'.
|
||||
|
||||
ALIEN PHENOMENON
|
||||
|
||||
From the impressive body of evidence collected by these
|
||||
veterans, and others, it is quite obvious now that the
|
||||
occupants of UFOs constitute a phenomenon in their own right.
|
||||
Indeed, the shapes, sizes, appearance and behaviour of these
|
||||
'pilots', as reported by their alleged observers, are often
|
||||
quite extraordinary. Out of the thousands of reported
|
||||
sightings, no coherent picture emerges of their nature and
|
||||
intentions, however, and their actions seldom seem to be
|
||||
related to any kind of organised surveillance of our planet.
|
||||
Sometimes, sightings of these aliens are even reported without
|
||||
the apparent presence of a UFO.
|
||||
|
||||
From 1947 to 1952, while the reality of UFOs and their
|
||||
occupants was often the subject of heated debate, allegedly
|
||||
man-like creatures had already been observed either close to,
|
||||
or actually in, UFOs in widely different parts of the world.
|
||||
|
||||
BRAZILLIAN LANDING
|
||||
|
||||
At Bauru, in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil, on 23 July
|
||||
1947, for instance, - less than a month after Kenneth Arnold's
|
||||
aerial encounter near Mount Rainier - a survey worker named
|
||||
Jose Higgins, and several of his fellow workers, saw a large
|
||||
metallic disc come to earth and settle down on curved legs.
|
||||
|
||||
Higgins stood his ground while his his colleagues fled, and
|
||||
he soon found himself face to face with three 7-foot (2.1
|
||||
metres) tall beings, all wearing transparent overalls with
|
||||
metal boxes on their backs. One entity pointed a tube at him
|
||||
and moved as though to apprehend him. But Higgins dodged the
|
||||
creature and observed that it was shy of following him into the
|
||||
sunlight.
|
||||
|
||||
The creatures had large bald heads, big round eyes, no
|
||||
eyebrows or beards and long legs. They leapt and gambolled,
|
||||
picking up and tossing huge boulders about. They also made
|
||||
holes in the ground, perhaps trying to indicate what could have
|
||||
been the positions of planets around the sun, and pointing
|
||||
particularly to the seventh hole from the centre. (Could that
|
||||
seventh 'planet' signify Uranus?) The creatures then re-entered
|
||||
their craft, which took off with a whistling noise. Higgins
|
||||
subsequent account appeared in two Brazillian newspapers.
|
||||
|
||||
Three weeks later, far away in north-eastern Italy, a
|
||||
Professor Johannis was on a mountain walk on 14 August 1947,
|
||||
near Villa Santina, Carni, in the province of Friuli, when he
|
||||
suddenly saw a red metallic disc in a rocky cleft and emerged
|
||||
from trees to look at it. He then noticed that two dwarf-like
|
||||
creatures were following him, moving with tiny strides, hands
|
||||
perfectly motionless at their sides, and heads still. As they
|
||||
came nearer, Johannis' strength failed him: he seemed
|
||||
paralysed.
|
||||
|
||||
The little beings - less than 3 feet (1 metre) tall - wore
|
||||
translucent blue coveralls, with red collars and belts. The
|
||||
witness could detect no hair, but he described their facial
|
||||
skin colour as 'earthy green'. He also noted straight noses,
|
||||
slits for mouths that opened and closed like fishes' mouths,
|
||||
and large round, protruding eyes.
|
||||
|
||||
Johannis says he shouted to them on an impulse and waved his
|
||||
alpine pick, whereupon one dwarf raised a hand to his belt, the
|
||||
centre of which apparently emitted a puff of smoke. The pick
|
||||
flew out of Johannis' hand, and he fell flat on his back. One
|
||||
entity then retrieved the pick, and the pair retreated to the
|
||||
disc, which soon shot up, hovered briefly over the
|
||||
panic-stricken professor, and then suddenly seemed to shrink
|
||||
and vanish.
|
||||
|
||||
CRASH LANDING
|
||||
|
||||
On 19 August 1949, in Death Valley, California, two
|
||||
prospectors saw the apparent crash-landing of a disc. Two small
|
||||
beings emerged and were chased by the prospectors until the
|
||||
aliens were lost among sand dunes. But when the two men
|
||||
returned their site, the disc-shaped object had gone.
|
||||
|
||||
Argentine rancher Wilfredo Arevalo saw one 'aluminium' disc
|
||||
land while another hovered over it on 18 March 1950. The object
|
||||
that landed was surrounded by a greenish-blue vapour, and in
|
||||
its centre was a transparent cabin in which Arevalo saw 'four
|
||||
tall, well-shaped men dressed in Cellophane-like clothing'.
|
||||
They shone a beam of light at the rancher, the disc glowed a
|
||||
brighter blue, flames shot from the base, and it rose from the
|
||||
ground. The two objects then disappeared swiftly towards the
|
||||
Chilean border.
|
||||
|
||||
Such reports seemed to promise interesting meterial for
|
||||
future investigation. but did not appear to indicate a serious
|
||||
threat of alien ('take me to your leader') invasion. There was,
|
||||
too, an official reluctance even to consider landing reports,
|
||||
which were said to be flooding in, due possibly to a fear of
|
||||
being swamped with crazy stories of 'little green men', which
|
||||
might well have become ready targets for ridicule in the media.
|
||||
(Serious researchers eventually coined the term 'humanoids')
|
||||
|
||||
Back in 1953, however, something happened that shocked most
|
||||
serious-minded investigators, for it was in that year that a
|
||||
certain George Adamski broke in on the UFO scene with a book
|
||||
co-authored with Desmond Leslie - 'Flying Saucers Have Landed'.
|
||||
In this controversial title, Adamski claimed to have conversed
|
||||
with a being from a flying saucer and to have taken
|
||||
photographs of the craft. The book rapidly became a bestseller
|
||||
and was a boon to those early serious researchers - although
|
||||
they would never admit it - in that it brought to thousands of
|
||||
casual readers an interest in ufology.
|
||||
|
||||
George Adamski (1891 - 1965) was an amateur astronomer who
|
||||
operated Newtonian reflector telescopes from his home at
|
||||
Palomar Gardens, California. he developed an obsessive interest
|
||||
in flying saucer reports, frequently claimed to have seen the
|
||||
objects and to have photographed them telescopically - as on 5
|
||||
March 1951, when he captured on film a giant cigar-shaped
|
||||
object surrounded by emerging scout craft, and on 1 May 1952,
|
||||
when he took a picture of another giant cigar-shaped 'mother
|
||||
ship'. Then, on 20 November 1952, with a small party of
|
||||
friends, Adamski was driven out to a place just off the road to
|
||||
Parker, in Arizona. The purpose of the trip was to look for,
|
||||
and then possibly to photograph, UFOs.
|
||||
|
||||
VENUSIAN VISITOR
|
||||
|
||||
A 6-inch (15-centimetre) protable telescope was set up at a
|
||||
convenient place and Adamski settled down to wait, while his
|
||||
companions retreated to watch from a distance. Before long, he
|
||||
said, he was rewarded with the sight of an object landing among
|
||||
the hills before him, and he photographed it at long range
|
||||
before it disappeared.
|
||||
|
||||
A 'person' then appeared and approached him. The stranger
|
||||
was about 5 feet 6 inches (1.7 metres) tall, wore ski-suit type
|
||||
clothing and had long hair down to his shoulders. There was an
|
||||
aura of friendliness about him, and Adamski said that they were
|
||||
able to communicate telepathically about many things, the
|
||||
visitor specifically indicating that he came from Venus.
|
||||
|
||||
The stranger's 'scout craft' then turned up and, refusing
|
||||
Adamski's request for a ride, the 'Venusian' departed, taking
|
||||
one of Adamski's film plate-holders with him. The ufonaut left
|
||||
footprints in the sand, and a member of the party produced
|
||||
plaster of Paris to make casts of the imprints.
|
||||
|
||||
On 13 December 1952, the Venusian returned to Earth,
|
||||
bringing back the plate-holder, and it was then, so Adamski
|
||||
claims, that he took close-up pictures of the craft.
|
||||
|
||||
In his second book, 'Inside the Space Ships', Adamski stated
|
||||
that he finally made that trip - round the Moon - and that a
|
||||
space companion had pointed out the rivers on the unseen far
|
||||
side.
|
||||
|
||||
All of this seems to indicate that Adamski was not telling
|
||||
the truth, or perhaps that he had been deliberately misled by
|
||||
entities that had a vested interest in spreading a little
|
||||
confusion on Earth. Then again, perhaps the story Adamski told
|
||||
was real enough to him.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
From ~The Unexplained~ #11.
|
||||
Orbis Publishing, Great Britain.
|
||||
|
||||
THE FISHERMAN'S TALE
|
||||
|
||||
The account of a close encounter that follows is one of the
|
||||
classics of UFO literature - and deservedly so, if the story
|
||||
told by the witnesses is true. But is it? The case is typical
|
||||
of many UFO reports: there were few witnesses, the bulk of the
|
||||
information coming from one man, as the second witness lost
|
||||
conciousness at the beginning of the incident. In such
|
||||
circumstances, even when sophisticated techniques, such as lie
|
||||
detector tests, are used, only the personal integrity of the
|
||||
witnesses can substantiate their story.
|
||||
|
||||
The six-month period from October 1973 to March 1974 was a
|
||||
remarkable one for UFO sightings, particularly in the United
|
||||
States, north-west Europe, Italy and Spain. One of the most
|
||||
outstanding reports in the USA came from Pascagoula, county town
|
||||
of Jackson County, in the state of Mississippi. This town, with
|
||||
a population of just under 30,000 at the time, is situated at
|
||||
the south [mouth?] of the Pascagoula River on the coast of the
|
||||
Gulf of Mexico, about 100 miles (160 kilometres) to the east of
|
||||
New Orleans.
|
||||
|
||||
There were two witnesses, both of whom worked locally at the
|
||||
Walker Shipyard: Charles E. Hickson aged 45, a foreman, and
|
||||
Calvin R. Parker Jr, 18, who alleged that, on 11 October 1973,
|
||||
they experienced a close encounter with a UFO and its
|
||||
occupants, and subsequent abduction, while fishing from the
|
||||
pier of the Shaupeter shipyard on the Pascagoula River.
|
||||
|
||||
It was about 9 p.m. when Hickson turned to get fresh bait.
|
||||
He says it was then that he heard a 'zipping' noise. Looking
|
||||
up, he saw an elongated, oval, bluish-grey craft, which in a
|
||||
later interview he was to refer to as 'a spacecraft'. It had
|
||||
very bright, flashing, 'blue-looking' lights. This object was
|
||||
hovering some 2 feet (60 centimetres) off the ground; and when
|
||||
the next move came, the witness was a trifle puzzled, for he
|
||||
said: 'it seemed to open up, but really there wasn't a door
|
||||
there at all ... and three creatures came FLOATING OUT towards
|
||||
us. I was so scared, I couldn't believe it was happening'.
|
||||
|
||||
The creatures were said to be pale, 'ghost-like', and about
|
||||
5 feet (1.5 metres) tall. Their skin seemed to be wrinkled, and
|
||||
was a greyish colour, while in place of hands they had
|
||||
'crab-like claws' or pincers. According to the witness's first
|
||||
report, these entities may have had slits for eyes, but he did
|
||||
not see them. They did have two small cone-shaped ears and a
|
||||
small pointed nose, with a hole below in the place of a mouth.
|
||||
They approached the two flabbergasted fishermen and floated
|
||||
just off the ground without moving their legs. A buzzing noise
|
||||
was heard from one of them and , said Hickson, 'they were on
|
||||
us before we knew it'. The older man was paralysed with fear,
|
||||
and Parker passed out when, apparently, he was touched by one
|
||||
of the creatures.
|
||||
|
||||
Meanwhile, two of the entities lifted Hickson from the
|
||||
ground, and they glided motionless into the craft. Hickson
|
||||
claims he had lost all sensation of feeling and weight. He was
|
||||
taken into a very brighly lit room which, however, had no
|
||||
visible light fixtures. His friend was led into another room by
|
||||
the third entity. Hickson says he was placed in a reclining
|
||||
position and suspended in such a way that he did not touch any
|
||||
part of the craft. His limbs were completely paralysed; only
|
||||
his eyes were free to move. An instrument that looked like a
|
||||
big eye floated freely backards and forwards about 9 inches (25
|
||||
centimetres) above his body, and the creatures turned him so
|
||||
that all parts of his body came under the instrument's
|
||||
scrutiny. After some time, Hickson was guided back outside the
|
||||
craft and was 'floated', together with Parker, back to his
|
||||
position on the pier, landing upright on his feet. He says he
|
||||
was so weak-kneed that he fell over.
|
||||
|
||||
Calvin Parker was unconscious throughout the incident, so
|
||||
all the evidence comes from Charlie Hickson. In his first
|
||||
interview, he said the UFO was about 10 feet (3 metres) wide,
|
||||
and something like 8 feet (2.5 metres) high. When it left, he
|
||||
said, it disappeared from sight in less than a second. The
|
||||
occupants were like robots; they 'acted like they had a
|
||||
specific thing to do, and they did it. They didn't try to
|
||||
communicate with us... I know now that they didn't intend to
|
||||
hurt us physically, but I feared they were going to take us
|
||||
away. I would like to emphasise that they didn't mean us any
|
||||
harm'.
|
||||
|
||||
That statement was made in an interview with the Mississippi
|
||||
Press a week after the incident. On the day of the encounter,
|
||||
Hickson and Parker had called at the paper's offices, and found
|
||||
them closed. They then went to the sheriff's office, at 11
|
||||
p.m., to make a report. Richard W. Heiden gave details of what
|
||||
took place in a report to Flying Saucer Review. Sheriff Fred
|
||||
Diamond and Captain Glen Ryder interrogated the witnesses,
|
||||
doing everything they could to break the stories, but to no
|
||||
avail. Ryder commented: 'If they were lying to me, they should
|
||||
be in Hollywood'. The interviews were taped. Then the two
|
||||
officers left the witnesses alone and unaware that the recorder
|
||||
was still running. They spoke agitatedly about their
|
||||
experience, and Calvin Parker was so emotionally overcome that
|
||||
he started praying when Hickson left the room. The sheriff was
|
||||
convinced the two fishermen were telling the truth.
|
||||
|
||||
Next morning - Friday 12 October - detective Tom Huntley
|
||||
from the sheriff's office drove Hickson and Parker to Keesler
|
||||
Air Force Base at Biloxi, Mississippi, where they were checked
|
||||
for radiation. There was no evidence of contamination. While
|
||||
there, they gave details of their experience to the head of
|
||||
intelligence at the base, who 'acted as though he'd heard it
|
||||
all before!' [I find this statement very interesting, as
|
||||
similar comments pop up time after time in UFO sightings that
|
||||
are reported to Air Force personnel. MW.]
|
||||
|
||||
On Sunday, 14 October, the witnesses were interviewed by Dr
|
||||
J. Allen Hynek of Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois,
|
||||
former civil scientific consultant on UFO reports to the US Air
|
||||
Force, and Dr James Harder of the University of California,
|
||||
Berkeley. Dr Harder hypnotised the men individually, regressing
|
||||
them to the time of the experience. They each relived the
|
||||
terror of the occasion to such an extent that Dr Harder said:
|
||||
'The experience they underwent was indeed a real one. A very
|
||||
strong feeling of terror is practically impossible to fake
|
||||
under hypnosis'. Dr Hynek was more reserved: 'There is no
|
||||
question in my mind that these men have had a very terrifying
|
||||
experience'.
|
||||
|
||||
On 30 October, Hickson - but not Parker who was apparently
|
||||
suffering from a nervous breakdown - underwent a polygraph
|
||||
examination (lie detector test) at the Pendleton Detective
|
||||
Agency in New Orleans. It was reported that the polygraph
|
||||
operator, Scott Glasgow, was forced to admit after 2-1/2 hours
|
||||
of exhaustive tests that Hickson was telling the truth.
|
||||
|
||||
If this is true, it was a very strange remark for a
|
||||
polygraph operator to make. Polygraph tests are not sufficient
|
||||
to establish that a subject is lying; and any polygraph
|
||||
operator would have been well aware of this. In his book UFOs
|
||||
Explained, Philip J. Klass claims that his own investigations
|
||||
have shown that Scott Glasgow was not, in fact, qualified as a
|
||||
polygraph operator. So it seems that, in spite of the newspaper
|
||||
publicity given to the fact that Hickson's story stood up to
|
||||
the lie detector test, it must remain inconclusive.
|
||||
|
||||
Hickson's experiences brought him considerable publicity; he
|
||||
appeared on television shows and even wrote a book. But
|
||||
unfortunately, his story often changed in the telling.
|
||||
Originally, for instance, he claimed that the UFO was some 10
|
||||
feet (3 metres) long; but in subsequent interviews, he said it
|
||||
was 20 or 30 feet (7 or 10 metres) long - quite a difference.
|
||||
|
||||
Hickson's descriptions of the alien creatures also varied on
|
||||
different occasions. In his original account, Hickson claimed
|
||||
they had two small, cone-like ears, possibly slits where the
|
||||
eyes should have been, and a small sharp nose with a hole below
|
||||
it. Later, again on a television show, he said there were no
|
||||
eyes and that the hole below the nose was a slit. And more than
|
||||
a month after the incident, he disclosed for the first time
|
||||
that the light inside the spacecraft had been so bright that he
|
||||
had suffered severe eye injury, which had persisted for about
|
||||
three days.
|
||||
|
||||
These discrepancies, of course, tend to cast doubt upon the
|
||||
entire story - although they do not disprove it. But there are
|
||||
reports that possibly corroborate the evidence. Although no one
|
||||
but Hickson and Parker saw the UFO - despite the fact that the
|
||||
incident happened close to Highway 90, a busy road - many
|
||||
owners of television sets in the Pascagoula area reported
|
||||
interference.
|
||||
|
||||
On the same day, 11 October, 450 miles (700 kilometres) away
|
||||
near Hartwell, Georgia, a former Methodist minister was
|
||||
driving along when he saw a UFO land on the road in front of
|
||||
him. He also saw silver-suited, white-haired occupants.
|
||||
|
||||
On the same night, too, Police Chief Greenshaw of Falkville,
|
||||
Alabama, was telephoned by a woman who claimed that a
|
||||
'spaceship' had landed in a field near her house. He raced to
|
||||
the location, armed with a Polaroid camera. There was nothing
|
||||
at the alleged site, but Greenshaw said he was confronted by a
|
||||
silver-suited creature on a side road. he took four Polaroid
|
||||
shots - which indeed show a silvery creature, obligingly
|
||||
turning to face the camera. The entity bolted, and Greenshaw
|
||||
gave chase in his patrol car, but failed to catch up with it -
|
||||
an inconclusive end to intriguing series of events.
|
||||
|
||||
****End****
|
||||
|
||||
Here's the entry on the same case taken from 'The UFO
|
||||
Encyclopedia', compiled and edited by John Spencer;
|
||||
|
||||
PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI
|
||||
October of 1973 saw an extraordinary wave of UFO sightings
|
||||
across America but none so incredible as that of the abduction
|
||||
of shipyard workers Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker.
|
||||
|
||||
It was seven o'clock in the evening of 12 October [Hmmm..]
|
||||
when the pair were fishing from a pier at the Shaupeter
|
||||
shipyard. Suddenly they realised that there was something
|
||||
behind them - a machine making a buzzing noise. They saw an
|
||||
oval-shaped object with a blue light on it just behind them.
|
||||
The witnesses watched as a hatchway opened in the object and
|
||||
three bizarre entities floated out.
|
||||
|
||||
As Hickson described it: 'They didn't have clothes. But they
|
||||
had feet shape ... it was more or less a round like thing on a
|
||||
leg, if you'd call it a leg ... I was scared to death. And me
|
||||
with the spinning reel out there - it's all I had. I couldn't,
|
||||
well, I was so scared, well, you can't imagine. Calvin done
|
||||
went hysterical on me.'
|
||||
|
||||
The entities were described as ghostlike and pale with
|
||||
wrinkled skin, and conical projections where nose and ears
|
||||
would normally be.
|
||||
|
||||
Using crab-like pincers they apparently floated Hickson into
|
||||
the UFO. Parker had fainted. (Though there is some suggestion
|
||||
that in fact he, too, was conscious when they abducted him, his
|
||||
hypnotic recall is unclear on the point.) Inside the craft
|
||||
Hickson could not move though he believes he remained
|
||||
conscious. Hickson does not clearly remember leaving the craft
|
||||
but eventually found himself on the dock with Parker who was
|
||||
looking very agitated.
|
||||
|
||||
The UFO is described as something around eight feet tall and
|
||||
oblong, with an opening in one end and a blue light outside.
|
||||
Inside it was bright but with no obvious source of lighting.
|
||||
While inside the object, Hickson was examined by a 'roving eye'
|
||||
type of machine.
|
||||
|
||||
I spoke to Hickson in July 1990 and he confirmed that there
|
||||
had been many other strange occurrences to himself and his
|
||||
family in the years since and that he was assisting
|
||||
investigators with research to help make sense of the data.
|
||||
|
||||
In 1987 he stated: 'I was offered all kinds of money to let
|
||||
them do a movie. I declined. I am still declining. Making money
|
||||
is not what this experience is all about.'
|
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|
||||
Witness credibility is very important in such cases; when I
|
||||
met and spoke to Hickson and his son in 1990, I was instantly
|
||||
impressed by their obvious sincerity and honesty.
|
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|
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****End****
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|
||||
It is interesting to note that Hynek doesn't include this
|
||||
incident in his book - 'The UFO Experience - A Scientific
|
||||
Inquiry', choosing instead - and rightly so - to include cases
|
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with a higher 'credibility rating'. (meaning more witnesses)
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SUBJECT: Unidentified Flying Objects
|
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|
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POSSIBLE FORGOTTEN OR UNKNOWN INFORMATION
|
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
1. I can assure you the flying saucers, given that they exist, are not
|
||||
constructed by any power on earth. President Harry S. Truman - Press
|
||||
conference, Washington DC, April 4, 1950.
|
||||
|
||||
2. Based upon unreliable and unscientific surmises as data, the Air Force
|
||||
develops elaborate statistical findings which seem impressive to the
|
||||
uninitiated public unschooled in the fallaciec of the statistical method.
|
||||
One must conclude that the highly publicized Air Force pronouncements
|
||||
based upon unsound statistics serve merely to misrepreent the true
|
||||
character of the UFO phenomena. Yale Scientific Magazine (Yale University)
|
||||
Volume XXXVII, Number 7, April 1963
|
||||
|
||||
3. I feel that the Air Force has not been giving out all the available
|
||||
information on the Unidentified Flying Objects. You cannot disregard so
|
||||
many unimpeachable sources. John W. McCormack, Speaker of the House of
|
||||
Representatives of the United States. January 1965
|
||||
|
||||
4. I have absolutely no idea where the UFO's come from or how they are
|
||||
operated, but after ten years of research, I know they are something from
|
||||
ourside our atmosphere. Dr. James E. McDonald, Professor of Atmospheric
|
||||
physics, University of Arizona. 1967.
|
||||
|
||||
5. I've been convinced for a long time that the flying saucers are real and
|
||||
interplanetary. Another words we are being watched by beings from outer
|
||||
space. Albert M. Chop, deputy public relations director, National
|
||||
Aeronautics and Space Administration, and former United States Air Force
|
||||
spokesman for Project Blue Book.
|
||||
|
||||
6. The least improbable explanation is that these things UFO's are artificial
|
||||
and controlled. My opinion for some time has been that they have an
|
||||
extraterrestrial origin. Dr. Maurice Bilot, one of the world's leading
|
||||
aerodynamicists and mathematical physicists. Life, April 7, 1952
|
||||
|
||||
7. Of course the flying saucers are real and they are interplanetary.
|
||||
Air Chief Marshal Lord Dowding, commanding officer of the Royal Air Force
|
||||
of Great Britain, August 1954
|
||||
|
||||
Comments: It would seem that many people thought there was something to
|
||||
all of this stuff called UFO's and if this is all true, could it
|
||||
be that all of us are being mislead. One thing is for sure the
|
||||
history of this subject matter is being forgotten and there is over
|
||||
40 years of it. It should be very clear to many people that this
|
||||
at least is true and if so then why ? I must admit this does bother
|
||||
me to think that we think so little of ourselves not to care about
|
||||
whats real and whats not. The old story is why should anyone care
|
||||
unless there is some money to be made or does this really concern
|
||||
a layman who does not know anything anyway are so they say. but
|
||||
who are they ? This is what we should start finding out and then
|
||||
maybe we will be a little closer to the problem. There has been
|
||||
to many good men who put themselves on the line for such a good
|
||||
cause, I believe we call this truth or have we forgotten this too.
|
||||
|
||||
Dale D. Goudie, Director Of CUFON.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
|
||||
-> LATE NEWS <-
|
||||
|
||||
JUNE 1, 1986
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON: Does not necessarily take or have any opinion as to the (AP) News
|
||||
Articles which are on this system.
|
||||
Note: CUFON - Leaves this up to the reader or readers.
|
||||
|
||||
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
The Seattle Times
|
||||
|
||||
BY Elizabeth Puliiam
|
||||
Times Staff Reporter
|
||||
|
||||
NASA should get out of the business of launching spacecraft and let
|
||||
private industry take over before astronomical costs cancel the space program
|
||||
forever, according to one member of a presidential commission on U.S. space
|
||||
strategy.
|
||||
|
||||
Unless we can redically lower the cost of reaching space, it's possible that
|
||||
this country may not go, said David Webb, a space development consultant and
|
||||
member of President Reagan's National Commission on Space, in an interview
|
||||
here yesterday.
|
||||
|
||||
Webb will address the Space Development Conference at 3:30 p.m. today in the
|
||||
Westin Hotel. The Commission delivered its recommendations to the president
|
||||
Friday, although parts of the controversial report had earlier been leaked to
|
||||
trade journals. The report describes layers of space stations between the
|
||||
earth, moon and mars to be built by 2017.
|
||||
|
||||
The cost of putting objects into space must be slashed to noe-tenth its
|
||||
present level, from $2,000 per pound, to $200 per pound, to make further space
|
||||
exploitation possible, Webb said. That means that the private sector should
|
||||
be more heavily involved in designing and opwerating space craft.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON - Computer UFO Network
|
||||
|
||||
-> LATEST NEWS <-
|
||||
|
||||
July 17, 1986
|
||||
|
||||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
The Seattle Times
|
||||
|
||||
Close-Up Mystery Air Force Crash
|
||||
|
||||
Hush Fuels Reports That Doomed Plane Was "Stealth"
|
||||
|
||||
Knlght-Ridder Newspapers and Reuters:
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
Bakersfield, Calif. - Out on Rancheria Road stands a roadblock manned
|
||||
by two soldiers wearing "sunglasses", green-and-brown camouflage outfits
|
||||
and black M-16 rifles slung over their backs.
|
||||
|
||||
Beyond that roadblock, out in the sun-bleached hills about 12 miles from
|
||||
Bakersfield, is a mystery.
|
||||
|
||||
Early last Friday, something fell out of the sky and into a canyon in the
|
||||
Sequoia National Forest, crashing on Kenneth and Agnes Mebane's ranch about
|
||||
4 miles south of the roadblock. It is something the Air Force wishes no one
|
||||
else knew about. And they intend to do everything they can to keep others
|
||||
from finding out.
|
||||
|
||||
I haven't asked them anything, says 63-year-old Kenneth Mebane of the soldiers
|
||||
who moved onto his property without asking permission shortly after the 2 A.M.
|
||||
incident.
|
||||
|
||||
Then, echoing many who live nearby, Mebane adds, I think that's their business.
|
||||
Officiallt, the Air Force says only that one of its planes crashed and that its
|
||||
pilot, Maj. Ross Mulhare, was killed.
|
||||
Military analysts suspect the plane was one of a number of top-secret Stealth
|
||||
fighters designed to be virtually invisible to enemy radar. The Pentagon
|
||||
refuses to acknowledge that any such planes exist, although it is known the Air
|
||||
Force currently has three Stealth programs in operation.
|
||||
|
||||
The plane also is suspected to have come from nearby Edwards Air Force Base,
|
||||
although the military won't comfirm or deny that. I can't say where it was
|
||||
based at or where it was going, say Air Force Lt. Col. Jerry Guess, who is
|
||||
stationed at Edwards and who is the only authorized dpokesman at the crash
|
||||
scene. So much secrecy is ironic in light of a pending congressional
|
||||
investigation into reports that the Lockheed Corp., major contractor for the
|
||||
F-19 Stealth fighter, may have lost hundreds of documents involved with its
|
||||
Stealth research.
|
||||
|
||||
The plane was first sighted by a pilot in a small commercial airplane, who
|
||||
radioed the Federal Aviation Administration in Los Angeles. The FAA notified
|
||||
the Forest Service, which called in Kern County firefighters from Bakersfield
|
||||
to put out a 120 acre fire sparked by the crash. Fire Capt. Darrell Tiede
|
||||
and his crew from the Niles station house arrived before the military and saw
|
||||
the wreckage. But Tiede refuses to talk about it. A reporter for the
|
||||
Bakersfield Californian says one firefighter described the crash site as molten
|
||||
iron. But the reporter says the man's supervisor quickly told him not to say
|
||||
anymore.
|
||||
|
||||
Kern County Fire Capt. Bill Alexander says all the secrecy can cause problems.
|
||||
Air Force personnel shooed firefighters away from the area before they had
|
||||
completely mopped up the blaze, he says. A Kern County "coroner's investigator
|
||||
was dispatched to the ranch, but turned back to Bakersfield when military
|
||||
officials said they were taking care of the remains. The Air Force refuses to
|
||||
say where the pilot was taken."
|
||||
|
||||
While the cleanup continues, the Air Force has moved into an office at
|
||||
Meadows Field, Bakersfield's public airport. And it has been flying helicopters
|
||||
and twin-engine planes in and out of the field over the past six days. If the
|
||||
plane that crashed was a Stealth model, the Air Force has to be concerned that
|
||||
no debris is left in the area. Not only is the sleek, highly aerodynamic shape
|
||||
of a Stealth fighter believed important in eluding radar, but the materials
|
||||
used to build the plane must be of a special kind to absorb,rather than reflect
|
||||
, enemy radar. Thus the military would have to make sure that every chunk of
|
||||
the plane's body was removed.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON - Computer UFO Network
|
||||
|
||||
- > LATE NEWS <-
|
||||
|
||||
DECEMBER 5, 1985
|
||||
|
||||
FALLSTON, MD. ( AP )
|
||||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
REAGAN TO GORBACHEV: " THREAT FROM ET'T WOULD UNITE EARTH "
|
||||
|
||||
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
President Reagan revealed wednesday that his discussions with soviet
|
||||
leader Mikhail Gorbachev, touched not only on "Star Wars," but the
|
||||
extraterrestrial.
|
||||
|
||||
In an address to students at Fallston High School here, reahan departed
|
||||
from his prepared remarks to say that in his private discussions with
|
||||
Gorbachev at last months Geneva summit, he noted that "we're all god
|
||||
children.
|
||||
|
||||
I couldn't help but say to him just think how easy his task and mine
|
||||
might be in these meetings that we held if suddenly if there was a threat
|
||||
to this world from some other species from another planet outside in the
|
||||
universe, Reagan said the president went on to say that such an event
|
||||
would force himself and Gorbachev to forget all the little local differences
|
||||
that we have between our countries and they would find out that we really
|
||||
are all human beings here on this earth together.
|
||||
|
||||
Well, I don't suppose we can wait for some alien race to come down and
|
||||
threaten us, Reagan added. But I think that between us we can bring about
|
||||
that realization.
|
||||
|
||||
The President then ended his remarks, without giving his young audience a
|
||||
clue as to how Gorbachev reponded.
|
||||
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|
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|
||||
To: all Message #: 3446
|
||||
From: Don Allen Submitted: 30 Jul 92 02:39:00
|
||||
Subject: "October Surprise" Status: Public
|
||||
Received: No Group: UFO (15)
|
||||
|
||||
MSGID: 1:363/81.1@fidonet.org 6a02a52b
|
||||
This was sent to me by a friend who typed it up from a bulletin
|
||||
sent out from the C.A.C. (Cosmic Awareness) group, out in
|
||||
Washington State. I'm posting it as-is and am asking anyone
|
||||
who reads it to please take it with a BIG grain of salt. This
|
||||
info has NOT been verified. Anyone who can verify or refute
|
||||
it, please have at it. This will be posted to all the UFO
|
||||
conferences. - Don
|
||||
-------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
ATTENTION: CIVIL WAR IS ABOUT TO BEGIN IN THE UNITED STATES!
|
||||
YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES ARE IN ACUTE DANGER! RACE RIOTS AND
|
||||
SLAUGHTER OF AMERICANS WILL BE THE FIRST SIGN!
|
||||
|
||||
THIS IS NO JOKE! On July 4, 1992, at a UFO convention in Arca-
|
||||
dia, CA, Mr. Michael Younger, a member of the super-secret COM-12
|
||||
group and a scientist who worked at Groom Lake, Area 51 in
|
||||
Nevada, stunned the audience of over 200 people with the
|
||||
following incredible information, which, if true, endangers the
|
||||
lives and freedoms of every American. Here is the amazing sce-
|
||||
nario of the planned events:
|
||||
|
||||
Beginning in August of this year, 1992, a conspiracy long at work
|
||||
behind the scenes of our government, will make its first overt
|
||||
move. These conspirators plan to create a dictatorship in the
|
||||
United States, suspend our Constitution and attempt to confiscate
|
||||
all guns and firearms in American homes. Stage 1 being to create
|
||||
"race riots" in major U.S. cities such as New York, Chicago,
|
||||
Detroit, etc.; these to begin in August. This will be preceded
|
||||
by a month of subliminal programming via TV and other media to
|
||||
condition the people for civil war in the United States. The
|
||||
accent will be on rap records such as "Body Count" released by
|
||||
Time-Warner (a Rockefeller corporation) by musicians "Ice Tea"
|
||||
and "Sister Solj" whose lyrics in such songs as "Cop Killers" are
|
||||
designed to inflame and polarize its listeners. These rap songs
|
||||
contain such lines as "kill white policemen," "kill the pigs",
|
||||
"kill whitey", and "Why not kill whitey, if he can kill us?" etc.
|
||||
|
||||
In August Stage 2, code-named "Operation Hot August Nights" will
|
||||
take effect. Special agents of the conspiracy, masquerading as
|
||||
police, will open fire on minorities, namely Black Americans and
|
||||
Hispanics and orientals. Other agents will set off incendiary
|
||||
bombs as they did recently in the Los Angeles riots, which essen-
|
||||
tially was a "test case" that surpassed the expectations of the
|
||||
conspirators. These special agents, masquerading as police,
|
||||
massacre these Blacks and minorities and fire at the real police-
|
||||
men. This brings in more police and the riots escalate. "Skin
|
||||
heads" and other gangs, already fully armed, join in the fray.
|
||||
The real police, vastly outnumbered, cannot handle the rioting.
|
||||
The National Guard is called in and fired upon by these special
|
||||
agents masquerading as gang members, who also enlist other gang
|
||||
members to fight the police and national guardsmen. These riots
|
||||
continue through August, with many minority Americans slaughtered
|
||||
in major cities.
|
||||
|
||||
State 3: In September, President Bush calls in United Nations
|
||||
troops to quash the riots and restore law and order. American
|
||||
troops had indicated they did not wish to fight against American
|
||||
civilians. Bush executes Executive Orders, already in effect,
|
||||
which now give the UN forces complete rights and freedom to enter
|
||||
American homes, to confiscate all devices that are capable of
|
||||
communicating information, which includes video cameras, VCRs,
|
||||
computers, mimeographs, anything that can print, copy machines,
|
||||
etc. These troops are furnished certain lists of names, particu-
|
||||
larly those know as "Patriots" and these patriots and their
|
||||
families are rounded up first, and if not executed on the spot,
|
||||
are sent to any of the 13 concentration camps now fully activated
|
||||
in the United States. There is nobody left to tell what really
|
||||
happened. Curious neighbors will be told it was a justified
|
||||
"drug raid." Those who escape to the hills and mountains are
|
||||
hunted down by 'search and destroy' troops, specially trained for
|
||||
mountain warfare. During September all borders will be closed
|
||||
down, as well as airports. No one is allowed to leave the United
|
||||
States.
|
||||
|
||||
Stage 4: In October an "official" announcement will be carried
|
||||
live on TV, that extraterrestrial aliens, probably Zeta Reticuli
|
||||
'Greys' have invaded the Earth, with some actual aliens
|
||||
introduced on the show. (This is actually a fake invasion). The
|
||||
aliens have been on Earth for many years, made treaties and
|
||||
agreements with our governments; there are millions of them in
|
||||
secret underground complexes such as Dulce, New Mexico, which are
|
||||
responsible for the abduction of American children and citizens
|
||||
and the cattle mutilations documented in books and on TV, such as
|
||||
the recent special "Intruders". This announcement will cause the
|
||||
entire world to mobilize under UN supervision to fight the 'inva-
|
||||
ders'.
|
||||
|
||||
During November the chaos continues and more UN troops pour into
|
||||
the United States, mostly mercenaries who have fought in African
|
||||
nations and other 'hot spots' previously. (The butchery of these
|
||||
troops is well documented).
|
||||
|
||||
Stage 5: In December a well-planned "crash" of the stock market
|
||||
will occur, a dramatic drop to at least 1500 on the DJ Industrial
|
||||
Average. This event planned to further weaken, panic and confuse
|
||||
the population.
|
||||
|
||||
Stage 6: In February or March, 1993, President Bush will be
|
||||
assassinated by the conspirators and Vice President Dan Quayle
|
||||
will become President of the United States (this an option if
|
||||
Bush moves too slowly). The Constitution of the United States is
|
||||
suspended and the people are now living under martial law in a
|
||||
totally fascist state.
|
||||
|
||||
Who are these conspirators? According to Mike Younger, at the
|
||||
end of World War II, Nelson Rockefeller brought 3000 high Nazi
|
||||
party officials from Germany illegally into the U.S., without
|
||||
permission. As of today it is believed there are now 1.6 million
|
||||
Nazis in the U.S., many high in government and major corpora-
|
||||
tions, such as Atlantic Richfield in New Jersey. Incredibly,
|
||||
these Nazi fascists are attempting to set up a "4th Reich" to
|
||||
continue the thousand-year plan of Adolph Hitler, with eventual
|
||||
intent to eliminate "non Aryan" people such as Jews, Blacks and
|
||||
other 'dissidents'. In January, 2000, when the "real" alien
|
||||
invasion occurs, the planet will be officially turned over to the
|
||||
alien invaders, the Nazi rulers expecting to get 25% of the Earth
|
||||
for themselves.
|
||||
|
||||
The writers of this document did not originate the above
|
||||
material, but are simply passing this information along to you to
|
||||
do with what you feel is necessary. We have no way of knowing
|
||||
that these things will happen (we hope and pray they do not), but
|
||||
if any of the above should occur, you can rest assured the bal-
|
||||
ance of this evil scenario will follow. Their two main immediate
|
||||
goals are to disarm American citizens and suspend our Constitu-
|
||||
tion.
|
||||
|
||||
URGENT: MAKE 30 COPIES AND MAIL TO MEDIA, POLITICIANS, CHURCHES,
|
||||
ORGANIZATIONS. POST ON BULLETIN BOARDS, PASS OUT TO CITIZENS IN
|
||||
THE STREETS! TIME IS RUNNING OUT! ACT NOW!
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
Don
|
||||
|
||||
--- FMail 0.90
|
||||
* Origin: ** NASA & STS: "It was only ice" ** (1:363/81.1)
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
The United States Air Force
|
||||
and UFOlogy
|
||||
|
||||
For years now, the debate between debunkers and skeptics as
|
||||
opposed to believers has raged on over whether the United States
|
||||
Government, or more specifically the United States Air Force
|
||||
considers the subject of UFOlogy to be serious business. Also
|
||||
what must be considered is what elements or departments of the
|
||||
government would be concerned with this if UFO's proved to be a
|
||||
threat.
|
||||
|
||||
The United States Airforce has maintained for over
|
||||
thirty years that the largest percentage of reports are
|
||||
explainable, and most usally are. However, the Air Force also
|
||||
maintains that the rest could be explained if only enough
|
||||
information were present. Is this true, or is it a smoke screen
|
||||
as many researchers maintain? And, what if anything does the Air
|
||||
Force tell its own officer corps that may be presented with this
|
||||
enigma in the course of their duty?
|
||||
|
||||
The following document is taken verbatim from the United
|
||||
States Air Forces Academy textbook, " Introductory Space Science,
|
||||
Volume II, Department of Physics, USAF. " This is the volume
|
||||
that was being used by the Air Force Academy, at Colorado
|
||||
Springs, Colorado. The Air Force Academy has since pulled this
|
||||
volume from the curicullem in the very early 70's, because of the
|
||||
contraversy it generated, but after reading this, I think you
|
||||
will find that the United States Air Force has considered the
|
||||
subject of UFOlogy to be very "serious business."
|
||||
|
||||
Transcribed by:
|
||||
Don Ecker
|
||||
Public Relations Director
|
||||
ParaNet(sm) Information Service
|
||||
ParaNet Alpha
|
||||
1:102/422
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
INTRODUCTORY SPACE SCIENCE - VOLUME II
|
||||
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS - USAF
|
||||
Edited by:
|
||||
Major Donald G. Carpenter
|
||||
Co-Editor:
|
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Lt. Colonel Edward R. Therkelson
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CHAPTER XIII
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UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
What is an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO)? Well,
|
||||
according to United States Air Force Regulation 80-17 (dated 19
|
||||
September 1966), a UFO is "Any" aerial Phenomenon or object which
|
||||
is unknown or appears to be out of the ordinary to the observer."
|
||||
This is a very broad definition which applies equally well to one
|
||||
individual seeing his first noctilucent cloud at twilight as it
|
||||
does to another individual seeing his first helicopter. However,
|
||||
at present most people consider the term UFO to mean an
|
||||
object which behaves in a strange or erratic manner while moving
|
||||
through the Earth's atmosphere. That strange phenomenon has
|
||||
evoked strong emotions and great curiosity among a large segment
|
||||
of our world's population. The average person is interested
|
||||
because he loves a mystery, the professional military man is
|
||||
involved because of the possible threat to national security, and
|
||||
some scientist are interested because of the basic curiosity that
|
||||
led them into becoming researchers.
|
||||
|
||||
The literature on UFO's is so vast, and the stories so many
|
||||
and varied, that we can only present a sketchy outline of the
|
||||
subject in this chapter. That outline includes description
|
||||
classifications, operational domains (temporal and spatial), some
|
||||
theories as to the nature of the UFO phenomenon, human reactions,
|
||||
attempts to attack the problem scientifically, and some tentative
|
||||
conclusions. If you wish to read further in this area, the
|
||||
references provide an excellent starting point.
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||||
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33.1 DESCRIPTIONS
|
||||
|
||||
One of the greatest problems you encounter when attempting
|
||||
to catalog UFO sightings, is selection of a system for
|
||||
cataloging. No effective system has yet been devised, although a
|
||||
number of different systems have been proposed. The net result
|
||||
is that almost all UFO data are either treated in the form of
|
||||
individual cases, or in the forms of inadequate callification
|
||||
systems. However, these systems do tend to have some common
|
||||
factors, and a collection of these factors is as follows:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Size
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||||
b. Shape (disc, ellipse, football, etc.)
|
||||
c. Luminosity
|
||||
d. Color
|
||||
e. Number of UFO's
|
||||
|
||||
Behavior:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Location (altitude, direction, etc.)
|
||||
b. Patterns of paths (straight line, climbing, zig-zagging, etc.)
|
||||
c. Flight Characteristics (wobbling, fluttering, etc.)
|
||||
d. Periodicity of sightings
|
||||
e. Time duration
|
||||
f. Curiosity or inquisitiveness
|
||||
g. Avoidance
|
||||
h. Hostility
|
||||
|
||||
Associated Effects:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Electro-Magnetic (compass, radio, ignition systems, etc.)
|
||||
b. Radiation (burns, induced radioactivity, etc.)
|
||||
c. Ground disturbance (dust stirred up, leaves moved, standing
|
||||
wave peaks of surface of water, etc.)
|
||||
d. Sound (none, hissing, humming, roaring, thunderclaps, etc.)
|
||||
e. Vibration (weak, strong, slow, fast)
|
||||
f. Smell (ozone or other odor)
|
||||
g. Flame (how much, where, when, color)
|
||||
h. Smoke or cloud (amount, color, persistence)
|
||||
i. Debris (type, amount, color, persistence)
|
||||
j. Inhibition of voluntary movement by observers
|
||||
k. Sighting of "creatures" or "beings"
|
||||
|
||||
After Effects:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Burned areas or animals
|
||||
b. depressed or flattened areas
|
||||
c. Dead or "missing animals"
|
||||
d. Mentally disturbed people
|
||||
e. Missing items
|
||||
|
||||
We make no attempt here to present available data in terms of the
|
||||
foregoing descriptors.
|
||||
|
||||
33.2 OPERATIONAL DOMAINS - TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL
|
||||
|
||||
What we will do here is to present evidence that UFO's are a
|
||||
global phenomenon which may have persisted for many thousands of
|
||||
years. During this discussion, please remember that the more
|
||||
ancient the reports the less sophisticated the observer. Not
|
||||
only were the ancient observers lacking the terminilogy necessary
|
||||
to describe complex devices (such as present day helicopters) but
|
||||
they were also lacking the concepts necessary to understand the
|
||||
true nature of such things as television, spaceships, rockets,
|
||||
nuclear weapons and radiation effects. To some, the most
|
||||
advanced technological concept was a war chariot with knife
|
||||
blades attached to the wheels. By the same token, the very lack
|
||||
of accurate terminolgy and descriptions leaves the more ancient
|
||||
reports open to considerable misinterpretation, and it may well
|
||||
be that present evaluations of individual reports are completely
|
||||
wrong. Nevertheless, let us start with an intriguing story in
|
||||
one of the oldest chronicles of India. . . . the Book of Dzyan.
|
||||
|
||||
The book is a group of "story-teller" legends which were
|
||||
finally gathered in manuscript form when man learned to write.
|
||||
One of the stories is of a small group of beings who supposedly
|
||||
came to Earth many thousands of years ago in a metal craft which
|
||||
orbited the Earth several times before landing. As told in the
|
||||
Book "These beings lived to themselves and were revered by the
|
||||
humans among whom they had settled. But eventually differences
|
||||
arose among them and they divided their numbers, several of the
|
||||
men and women and some children settled in another city, where
|
||||
they were promptly installed as rulers by the awe-stricken
|
||||
populace.
|
||||
|
||||
"Separation did not bring peace to these people and finally
|
||||
their anger reached a point where the ruler of the original city
|
||||
took with him a small number of his warriors and they rose into
|
||||
the air in a huge shining metal vessel. While they were many
|
||||
leagues from the city of their enemies, they launched a great
|
||||
shining lance that rode on a beam of light. It burst apart in
|
||||
the city of their enemies with a great ball of flame that shot up
|
||||
to the heavens, almost to the stars. All those who were in the
|
||||
city were horribly burned and even those who were not in the city
|
||||
- but nearby - were burned also. Those who looked upon the lance
|
||||
and the ball of fire were blinded forever afterward. Those who
|
||||
entered the city on foot became ill and died. Even the dust of
|
||||
the city was poisoned, as were the rivers that flowed through it.
|
||||
Men dared not go near it, and it gradually crumbled into dust and
|
||||
was forgotten by men."
|
||||
|
||||
"When the leader saw what he had done to his own people he
|
||||
retired to his palace and refused to see anyone. Then he
|
||||
gathered about him those warriors who remained, and their wives
|
||||
and children, and they entered their vessels and rose one by one
|
||||
into the sky and sailed away. Nor did they return."
|
||||
|
||||
Could this foregoing legend really be an account of an
|
||||
extraterestrial colonization, complete with guided missle,
|
||||
nuclear warhead and radiation effects? It is difficult to assess
|
||||
the validity of that explanation...just as it is difficult to
|
||||
explain why Greek, Roman and Nordic Mythology all discuss wars
|
||||
and contacts among their "Gods." (Even the Bible records
|
||||
conflict between the legions of God and Satan.) Could it be that
|
||||
each group recorded their parochial view of what was actually a
|
||||
global conflict among alien colonists or visitors? Or is it that
|
||||
man has led such a violent existence that he tends to expect
|
||||
conflict and violence among even his gods?
|
||||
|
||||
Evidence of perhaps an even earlier possible contact was
|
||||
uncovered by Tschi Pen Lao of the University of Peking. He
|
||||
discovered astonishing carvings in granite on a mountain in Hunan
|
||||
Province and on an island in Lake Tungting. These carvings have
|
||||
been evaluated as 47,000 years old, and they show people with
|
||||
large trunks (breathing apparatus?...or "elephant" heads shown on
|
||||
human bodies? Remember, the Egyptians often represented their
|
||||
gods as animal heads on human bodies.)
|
||||
|
||||
Only 8,000 years ago, rocks were sculpted in the Tassili
|
||||
plateau of Sahara, depicting what appeared to be human beings but
|
||||
with strange round heads (helmets? or "sun" heads on human
|
||||
bodies?) And even more recently, in the Bible, Genesis (6:4)
|
||||
tells of angels from the sky mating with women of Earth, who bore
|
||||
them children. Genesis 19:3 tells of Lot meeting two angels in
|
||||
desert and his later feeding them at his house. The Bible also
|
||||
tells a rather unusual story of Ezekiel who witnessed what has
|
||||
been interpreted by some to have been a spacecraft or aircraft
|
||||
landing near the Chebar River in Chaldea (593 B.C.).
|
||||
|
||||
Even the Irish have recorded strange visitations. In the
|
||||
Speculum Regali in Konungs Skuggsa (and other accounts of the era
|
||||
about 956 A.D.) are numerous stories of "demonships" in the
|
||||
skies. In one case a rope from one such ship became entangled
|
||||
with part of a church. A man from the ship climbed down the rope
|
||||
to free it, but was seized by the townspeople. The Bishop made
|
||||
the people release the man, who climbed back to the ship, where
|
||||
the crew cut the rope and the ship rose and sailed out of sight.
|
||||
In all of his actions, the climbing man appeared as if he were
|
||||
swimming in water. Stories such as this makes one wonder if the
|
||||
legends of the "little people" of Ireland were based upon
|
||||
imagination alone.
|
||||
|
||||
About the same time, in Lyons (France) three men and a women
|
||||
supposedly descended from an airship or spaceship and were
|
||||
captured by a mob. These foreigners admitted to being wizards,
|
||||
and were killed. (No mention is made of the methods employed to
|
||||
extract the admissions.) Many documented UFO sightings occurred
|
||||
throughout the Middle Ages, including an especially startling one
|
||||
of a UFO over London on 16 December 1742. However, we do not
|
||||
have room to include any more of the Middle Ages sightings.
|
||||
Instead, two "more-recent" sightings are contained in this
|
||||
section to bring us up to modern times.
|
||||
|
||||
In a sworn statement dated 21 April 1897, a prosperous
|
||||
and prominent farmer named Alexander Hamilton (Le Roy, Kansas,
|
||||
U.S.A.) told of an attack upon his cattle at about 10:30 PM the
|
||||
previous Monday. He, his son, and his tenant grabbed axes and
|
||||
ran some 700 feet from the house to the cow lot where a great
|
||||
cigar-shaped ship about 300 feet long floated some 30 feet above
|
||||
his cattle. It had a carriage underneath which was brightly
|
||||
lighted within (dirigible and gondola?) and which had numerous
|
||||
windows. Inside were six strange looking beings jabbering in a
|
||||
foreign language. These beings suddenly became aware of Hamilton
|
||||
and the others. They immediately turned a searchlight on the
|
||||
farmer, and also turned on some power which sped up a turbine
|
||||
wheel (about 30 ft diameter) located under the craft. The ship
|
||||
rose, taking with it a two-year old heifer which was roped about
|
||||
the neck by a cable of one-half inch thick, red material. The
|
||||
next day a neighbor, Link Thomas, found the animal's hide, legs
|
||||
and head in his field. He was mystified at how the remains got
|
||||
to where they were because of the lack of tracks in the soft
|
||||
soil. Alexander Hamilton's sworn statement was accompanied by an
|
||||
affidavit as to his veracity. The affidavit was signed by ten of
|
||||
the local leading citizens.
|
||||
|
||||
On the evening of 4 November 1957 at Fort Itaipu, Brazil,
|
||||
two sentries noted a "new star" in the sky. The "star" grew in
|
||||
size and within seconds stopped over the fort. It drifted slowly
|
||||
downward, was as large as a big aircraft, and was surrounded by a
|
||||
|
||||
strong orange glow. A distinct humming sound was heard, and then
|
||||
the heat struck. A Sentry collapsed almost immediately, the
|
||||
other managed to slide to shelter under the heavy cannons where
|
||||
his loud cries awoke the garrison. While the troops were
|
||||
scrambling towards their battle stations, complete electrical
|
||||
failure occurred. There was panic until the lights came back on
|
||||
but a number of men still managed to see an orange glow leaving
|
||||
the area at high speed. Both sentries were found badly
|
||||
burned...one unconscious and the other incoherent, suffering from
|
||||
deep shock.
|
||||
|
||||
Thus, UFO sightings not only appear to extend back to 47,000
|
||||
years through time but also are global in nature. One has the
|
||||
feeling that this phenomenon deserves some sort of valid
|
||||
scientific investigation, even if it is a low level effort.
|
||||
|
||||
33.3 SOME THEORIES AS TO THE NATURE OF THE UFO PHENOMENON
|
||||
|
||||
There are very few cohesive theories as to the nature of
|
||||
UFO's. Those theories that have been advanced can be collected
|
||||
in five groups:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Mysticism
|
||||
b. Hoaxes, and rantings due to unstable personalities
|
||||
c. Secret Weapons
|
||||
d. Natural Phenomena
|
||||
e. Alien visitors
|
||||
|
||||
Mysticism
|
||||
|
||||
It is believed by some cults that the mission of UFO's and
|
||||
their crews is a spiritual one, and that all materialistic
|
||||
efforts to determine the UFO's nature are doomed to failure.
|
||||
|
||||
Hoaxes and Rantings due to Unstable Personalities
|
||||
|
||||
Some have suggested that all UFO reports were the results of
|
||||
pranks and hoaxes, or were made by people with unstable
|
||||
personalities. This attitude was particularly prevalent during
|
||||
the time period when the Air Force investigation was being
|
||||
operated under the code name of Project Grudge. A few airlines
|
||||
even went as far as to ground every pilot who reported seeing a
|
||||
"flying saucer." The only way for the pilot to regain flight
|
||||
status was to undergo a psychiatric examination. There was a
|
||||
noticeable decline in pilot reports during this time interval,
|
||||
and a few interpreted this decline to prove that UFO's were
|
||||
either hoaxes or the result of unstable personalities. It is of
|
||||
interest that NICAP (The National Investigations Committee on
|
||||
Aerial Phenomena) even today stillreceives reports from
|
||||
commercial pilots who neglect to notify either the Air Force or
|
||||
their own airline.
|
||||
|
||||
There are a number of cases which indicate that not all
|
||||
|
||||
reports fall in the hoax category. We will examine one such case
|
||||
now. It is the Socorro, New Mexico sighting made by police
|
||||
Sergeant Lonnie Zamora. Sergeant Zamora was patrolling the
|
||||
streets of Socorro on 24 April 1964 when he saw a shiny object
|
||||
drift down into an area of gullies on the edge of town. He also
|
||||
heard a loud roaring noise which sounded as if an old dynamite
|
||||
shed located out that way had exploded. He immediately radioed
|
||||
police headquarters, and drove out toward the shed. Zamora was
|
||||
forced to stop about 150 yards away from a deep gully in which
|
||||
there appeared to be an overturned car. He radioed that he was
|
||||
investigating a possible wreck, and then worked his car up onto
|
||||
the mesa and over toward the edge of the gully. He parked short,
|
||||
and when he walked the final few feet to the edge, he was amazed
|
||||
to see that it was not a car but instead was a weird eggshaped
|
||||
object about fifteen feet long, white in color and resting on
|
||||
short, metal legs. Beside it, unaware of his presence were two
|
||||
humanoids dressed in silvery coveralls. They seemed to be
|
||||
working on a portion of the underside of the object. Zamora was
|
||||
still standing there, surprised, when they suddenly noticed him
|
||||
and dove out of sight around the object. Zamora also headed the
|
||||
other way, back toward his car. He glanced back at the object
|
||||
just as a bright blue flame shot down from the underside. Within
|
||||
seconds the eggshaped thing rose out of the gully with "an
|
||||
earsplitting roar." The object was out of sight over the nearby
|
||||
mountains almost immediately, and Sergeant Zamora was moving the
|
||||
opposite direction almost as fast when he met Sergeant Sam Chavez
|
||||
who was responding to Zamora's earlier radio calls. Together
|
||||
they investigated the gully and found the bushes charred and
|
||||
still smoking where the blue flame had jetted down on them.
|
||||
About the charred area were four deep marks where the metal legs
|
||||
had been. Each mark was three and one half inches deep, and was
|
||||
circular in shape. The sand in the gully was very hard packed
|
||||
so no sign of the humanoids' footprints could be found. An
|
||||
official investigation was launched that same day, and all data
|
||||
obtained supported the stories of Zamora and Chavez. It is
|
||||
rather difficult to label this episode a hoax, and it is also
|
||||
doubtful that both Zamora and Chavez shared portions of the same
|
||||
hallucination.
|
||||
|
||||
Secret Weapons
|
||||
|
||||
A few individuals have proposed that UFO's are actually
|
||||
advanced weapon systems, and that their natures must not be
|
||||
revealed. Very few people accept this as a credible suggestion.
|
||||
|
||||
Natural Phenomena
|
||||
|
||||
It has also been suggested that at least some, and possibly
|
||||
all of the UFO cases were just mis-interpreted manifestations of
|
||||
natural phenomena. Undoubtedly this suggestion has some merit.
|
||||
People have reported, as UFO's, objects which were conclusively
|
||||
proven to be balloons (weather and skyhook), the planet Venus,
|
||||
man-made artificial satellites, normal aircraft, unusual cloud
|
||||
|
||||
formations, and lights from ceilometers (equipment projecting
|
||||
light beams on cloud bases to determine the height of the
|
||||
aircraft visual ceiling). It is also suspected that people have
|
||||
reported mirages, optical illusions, swamp gas and ball lightning
|
||||
(a poorly-understood discharge of electrical energy in a
|
||||
spheroidal or ellipsoidal shape...some charges have lasted for up
|
||||
to fifteen minutes but the ball is usually no bigger than a large
|
||||
orange.) But it is difficult to tell a swamp dweller that the
|
||||
strange, fast-moving light he saw in the sky was swamp gas; and
|
||||
it is just as difficult to tell a farmer that a bright UFO in the
|
||||
sky is the same ball lightning that he has seen rolling along his
|
||||
fence wires in dry weather. Thus accidental mis-identification
|
||||
of what might well be natural phenomena breeds mistrust and
|
||||
disbelief; it leads to the hasty conclusion that the truth is
|
||||
deliberatly not being told. One last suggestion of interest has
|
||||
been made, that the UFO's were plasmoids from
|
||||
space...concentrated blobs of solar wind that succeeded in
|
||||
reaching the surface of the Earth. Somehow this last suggestion
|
||||
does not seem to be very plausible; perhaps because it ignores
|
||||
such things as penetration of Earth's magnetic field.
|
||||
|
||||
Alien Visitors
|
||||
|
||||
The most stimulating theory for us is that the UFO's are
|
||||
material objects which are either "Manned" or remote-controlled
|
||||
by beings who are alien to this planet. There is some evidence
|
||||
supporting this viewpoint. In addition to police Sergeant Lonnie
|
||||
Zamora's experience, let us consider the case of Barney and Betty
|
||||
Hill. On a trip through New England they lost two hours on the
|
||||
night of 19 September 1961 without even realizing it. However,
|
||||
after that night both Barney and Betty began developing
|
||||
psychological problems which eventually grew sufficiently severe
|
||||
that they submitted themselves to psychiatric examination and
|
||||
treatment. During the course of treatment hypnotherapy was used,
|
||||
and it yielded remarkably detailed and similar stories from both
|
||||
Barney and Betty. Essentially they had been hypotically
|
||||
kidnapped, taken aboard a UFO, submitted to two-hour physicals,
|
||||
and released with posthypnotic suggestions to forget the entire
|
||||
incident. The evidence is rather strong that this is what the
|
||||
Hills, even in their subconscious, believe happened to them. And
|
||||
it is of particular importance that after the "posthypnotic
|
||||
block" was removed, both of the Hills ceased having their
|
||||
psychological problems.
|
||||
|
||||
The Hill's description of the aliens was similar to
|
||||
descriptions provided in other cases, but this particular type of
|
||||
alien appears to be in the minority. The most commonly described
|
||||
alien is about three and one half feet tall, has a round head
|
||||
(helmet?), arms reaching to or below his knees, and is wearing a
|
||||
silvery space suit or coveralls. Other aliens appear to be
|
||||
essentially the same as Earthmen, while still others have
|
||||
particularily wide (wrap around) eyes and mouths with very thin
|
||||
lips. And there is a rare group reported as about four feet
|
||||
|
||||
tall, weight of around 35 pounds, and covered with thick hair or
|
||||
fur (clothing?). Members of this last group are described as
|
||||
being extremely strong. If such beings are visiting Earth, two
|
||||
questions arise: 1) why haven't they attempted to contact us
|
||||
officially? The answer to the first question may exist partially
|
||||
in Sergeant Lonnie Zamora's experience, and may exist partially
|
||||
in the Tunguska metor discussed in Chapter XXIX. In that chapter
|
||||
it was suggested that the Tunguska metor was actually a comet
|
||||
which exploded in the atmosphere, the ices melted and the dust
|
||||
spread out. Hence, no debris. However, it has also been
|
||||
suggested that the Tunguska meteor was actually an alien
|
||||
spacecraft that entered the atmosphere too rapidly, suffered
|
||||
mechanical failure, and lost its power supply and/or weapons in a
|
||||
nuclear explosion. While that hypothesis may seem far fetched,
|
||||
sample of tree rings from around the world reveal that,
|
||||
immediately after the Tunguska meteor explosion, the level of
|
||||
radioactivity in the world rose sharply for a short period of
|
||||
time. It is difficult to find a natural explanation for that
|
||||
increase in radioactivity, although the suggestion has been
|
||||
advanced that enough of the meteor's great Kinetic energy was
|
||||
converted into heat (by atmospheric friction) that a fusion
|
||||
reaction occurred. This still leaves us with no answer to the
|
||||
second question: why no contact? That question is very easy to
|
||||
answer in several ways: 1) we may be the object of intensive
|
||||
sociological and psychological study. In such studies you
|
||||
usually avoid disturbing the test subjects' environment; 2) you
|
||||
do not "contact" a colony of ants, and humans may seem that way
|
||||
to any aliens (variation: a zoo is fun to visit, but you don't
|
||||
"contact" the lizards); 3) such contact may have already taken
|
||||
place secretly; and 4) such contact may have already taken place
|
||||
on a different plane of awareness and we are not yet sensitive to
|
||||
communications on such a plane. These are just a few of the
|
||||
reasons. You may add to the list as you desire.
|
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|
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33.4 HUMAN FEAR AND HOSTILITY
|
||||
|
||||
Besides the foregoing reasons, contacting humans is
|
||||
downright dangerous. Think about that for a moment! On the
|
||||
microscopic level our bodies reject and fight (through production
|
||||
antibodies) any alien material; this process helps us fight off
|
||||
disease but it also sometimes results in allergic reactions to
|
||||
innocous materials. On the macroscopic (psychological and
|
||||
sociological) level we are antagonistic to beings that are
|
||||
"different". For proof of that, just watch how an odd child is
|
||||
treated by other children, or how a minority group is socially
|
||||
deprived, or how the Arabs feel about the Israelis (Chinese vs
|
||||
Japanese, Turks vs Greeks, etc.) In case you are hesitant to
|
||||
extend that concept to the treatment of aliens let me point out
|
||||
that in very ancient times, possible extraterrestrials may have
|
||||
been treated as Gods but in the last two thousand years, the
|
||||
evidence is that any possible aliens have been ripped apart by
|
||||
mobs, shot and shot at, physically assaulted, and in general
|
||||
treated with fear and aggression.
|
||||
|
||||
In Ireland about 1,000 A.D., supposed airships were treated
|
||||
as "demonships." In Lyons, France, "admitted" space travellers
|
||||
were killed. More recently, on 24 July 1957 Russian anti-
|
||||
aircraft batteries on the Kouril Islands opened fire on UFO's.
|
||||
Although all Soviet anti-aircraft batteries on the Islands were
|
||||
in action, no hits were made. The UFO's were luminous and moved
|
||||
very fast. We too have fired on UFO's. About ten o'clock one
|
||||
morning, a radar site near a fighter base picked up a UFO doing
|
||||
700 mph. The UFO then slowed to 100 mph, and two F-86's were
|
||||
scrambled to intercept. Eventually one F-86 closed on the UFO at
|
||||
about 3,000 feet altitude. The UFO began to accelerate away but
|
||||
the pilot still managed to get within 500 yards of the target for
|
||||
a short period of time. It was definately saucer shaped. As the
|
||||
pilot pushed the F-86 at top speed, the UFO began to pull away.
|
||||
When the range reached 1,000 yards, the pilot armed his guns and
|
||||
fired in an attempt to down the saucer. He failed, and the UFO
|
||||
pulled away rapidly, vanishing in the distance. This same basic
|
||||
situation may have happened on a more personal level. On Sunday
|
||||
evening 21 August 1955, eight adults and three children were on
|
||||
the Sutton Farm (one-half mile from Kelly, Kentucky) when,
|
||||
according to them, one of the children saw a brightly glowing UFO
|
||||
settle behind the barn, out of sight from where he stood. Other
|
||||
witnesses on nearby farms also saw the object. However, the
|
||||
Suttons dismissed it as a "shooting star", and did not
|
||||
investigate. Approximately thirty minutes later (at 8:00 pm),
|
||||
the family dogs began barking so two of the men went to the back
|
||||
door and looked out. Approximately 50 feet away and coming
|
||||
toward them was a creature wearing a glowing silvery suit. It
|
||||
was about three and one-half feet tall with a large round head
|
||||
and very long arms. It had large webbed hands which were
|
||||
equipped with claws. The two Suttons grabbed a twelve gauge
|
||||
shotgun and a .22 caliber pistol, and fired at close range. They
|
||||
could hear the pellets and bullet ricochet as if off of metal.
|
||||
The creature was knocked down, but jumped up and scrambled away.
|
||||
The Suttons retreated into the house, turned off all inside
|
||||
lights, and turned on the porch light. At that moment, one of
|
||||
the women who was peeking out of the dining room window
|
||||
discovered that a creature with some sort of helmet and wide slit
|
||||
eyes was peeking back at her. She screamed, the men rushed in
|
||||
and started shooting. The creature was knocked backwards but
|
||||
again scrambled away without apparent harm. More shooting
|
||||
occurred (a total of about 50 rounds) over the next 20 minutes
|
||||
and the creatures finally left (perhaps feeling unwelcome?)
|
||||
After about a two hour wait (for safety), the Suttons left too.
|
||||
By the time the police got there, the aliens were gone but the
|
||||
Suttons would not move back to the farm. They sold it and
|
||||
departed. This reported incident does bear out the contention
|
||||
though that humans are dangerous. At no time in the story did
|
||||
the supposed aliens shoot back, although one is left with the
|
||||
imprssion that the described creatures were having fun scaring
|
||||
humans.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
33.5 ATTEMPTS AT SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES
|
||||
|
||||
In any scientific endeavor, the first step is to aquire
|
||||
data, the second step to classify the data, and the third step to
|
||||
form hypothesis. The hypothesis are tested by repeating the
|
||||
entire process, with each cycle resulting in an increase in
|
||||
understanding (we hope). The UFO phenomenon does not yield
|
||||
readily to this approach because the data taken so far exhibits
|
||||
both excessive variety and vagueness. The vagueness is caused in
|
||||
part by the lack of preparation of the observer...very few people
|
||||
leave their house knowing that they are going to see a UFO that
|
||||
evening. Photographs are overexposed or underexposed, and rarely
|
||||
in color. Hardly anyone carries around a radiation counter or
|
||||
magnetometer. And, in addition to this, there is a very high
|
||||
level of "noise" in the data.
|
||||
|
||||
The noise consists of mistaken reports of known natural
|
||||
phenomena, hoaxes, reports by unstable individuals and mistaken
|
||||
removal of data regarding possible unnatural or unknown natural
|
||||
phenomena (by overzealous individuals who are trying to eliminate
|
||||
all data due to known natural phenomena). In addition, those
|
||||
data, which do appear to be valid, exhibit an excessive amount of
|
||||
variety relative to the statistical samples which are available.
|
||||
This has led to very clumsy classification systems, which in turn
|
||||
provide quite unfertile ground for formulation of hypothesis.
|
||||
|
||||
One hypothesis which looked promising for a time was that of
|
||||
ORTHOTENY (i.e., UFO sightings fall on "great circle" routes).
|
||||
At first, plots of sightings seemed to verify the concept of
|
||||
orthoteny but recent use of computers has revealed that even
|
||||
random numbers yield "great circle" plots as neatly as do UFO
|
||||
sightings.
|
||||
|
||||
There is one solid advance that has been made though.
|
||||
Jacques and Janine Vallee have taken a particular type of UFO -
|
||||
namely those that are lower than tree-top level when sighted -
|
||||
and plotted the UFO's estimated diameter versus the estimated
|
||||
distance from the observer. The result yields an average
|
||||
diameter of 5 meters with a very characteristic drop for short
|
||||
viewing distances. This behavior at the extremes of the curve is
|
||||
well known to astronomers and psychologists as the "moon
|
||||
illusion." The illusion only occurs when the object being viewed
|
||||
is a real, physical object. Because this implies that the
|
||||
observers have viewed a real object, it permits us to accept also
|
||||
their statement that these particular UFO's had a rotational axis
|
||||
of symmetry.
|
||||
|
||||
Anotehr, less solid, advance made by the Vallee's was their
|
||||
plotting of the total number of sightings per week versus the
|
||||
date. They did this for the time span from 1947 to 1962, and
|
||||
then attempted to match the peaks of the curve (every 2 years 2
|
||||
months) to the times of Earth-Mars conjuction (every 2 years 1.4
|
||||
months). The match was very good between 1950 and 1956 but was
|
||||
|
||||
poor outside those limits. Also, the peaks were not only at the
|
||||
times of Earth-Mars conjunction but also roughly at the first
|
||||
harmonic (very loosely, every 13 months). This raises the
|
||||
question why should UFO's only visit Earth when Mars is in
|
||||
conjunction and when it is on the opposite side of the sun.
|
||||
Obviously, the conjunction periodicity of Mars is not the final
|
||||
answer. As it happens, there is an interesting possibility to
|
||||
consider. Suppose Jupiter's conjunctions were used; they are
|
||||
every 13.1 months. That would satisfy the observed periods
|
||||
nicelly, except for every even data peak being of different
|
||||
magnitude from every odd data peak. Perhaps a combination of
|
||||
Martian, Jovian, and Saturnian (and even other planetary)
|
||||
conjunctions will be necessary to match the frequency plot...if
|
||||
it can be matched.
|
||||
|
||||
Further data correlation is quite difficult. There are a
|
||||
large number of different saucer shapes but this may mean little.
|
||||
For example, look at the number of different types of aircraft
|
||||
which are in use in the U. S. Air Force alone.
|
||||
|
||||
In is obvious that intensive scientific study is needed in
|
||||
this area; no such study has yet been undertaken at the necessary
|
||||
levels of intensity needed. Something that must be guarded
|
||||
against in any such study is the trap of implicity assuming that
|
||||
our knowledge of Physics (or any other branch of science) is
|
||||
complete. An example of one such trap is selecting a group of
|
||||
physical laws which we now accept as valid, and assume that they
|
||||
will never be superceded.
|
||||
|
||||
Five such laws might be:
|
||||
|
||||
1) Every action must have an opposite and equal reaction.
|
||||
2) Every particle in the universe attracts every other particle
|
||||
with a force proportional to the product of the masses and
|
||||
inversely as the square of the distance.
|
||||
3) Energy, mass and momentum are conserved.
|
||||
4) No material body can have a speed as great as c, the speed of
|
||||
light in free space.
|
||||
5) The maximum energy, E, which can be obtained from a body at
|
||||
rest is E=mc2, where m is the rest mass of the body.
|
||||
|
||||
Laws numbered 1 and 3 seem fairly safe, but let us hesitate
|
||||
and take another look. Actually, law number 3 is only valid
|
||||
(now) from a relativistic viewpoint; and for that matter so are
|
||||
laws 4 and 5. But relativity completely revised these physical
|
||||
concepts after 1915, before then Newtonian mechanics were
|
||||
supreme. We should also note that general relativity has not yet
|
||||
been verified. Thus we have the peculiar situation of five laws
|
||||
which appear to deny the possibility of intelligent alien control
|
||||
of UFO's, yet three of the laws are recent in concept and may not
|
||||
even be valid. Also, law number 2 has not yet been tested under
|
||||
conditions of large relative speeds or accelerations. We should
|
||||
not deny the possibility of alien control of UFO's on the basis
|
||||
|
||||
of preconceived notions not established as related or relevant to
|
||||
the UFO's.
|
||||
|
||||
33.6 CONCLUSION
|
||||
|
||||
From available information, the UFO phenomenon appears to
|
||||
have been global in nature for almost 50,000 years. The majority
|
||||
of known witnesses have been reliable people who have seen
|
||||
easily-explained natural phenomena, and there appears to be no
|
||||
overall possitive correlation with population density. The
|
||||
entire phenomenon could be psychological in nature but that is
|
||||
quite doubtful. However, psychological factors probably do enter
|
||||
the data picture as "noise." The phenomenon could also be
|
||||
entirely due to known and unknown phenomena (with some
|
||||
psychological "noise" added in) but that too is questionable in
|
||||
view of some of the available data.
|
||||
|
||||
This leaves us with the unpleasant possibility of alien
|
||||
visitors to our planet, or at least of alien controlled UFO's.
|
||||
However, the data are not well correlated, and what questionable
|
||||
data there are suggest the existence of at least three and maybe
|
||||
four differnet groups of aliens (possibly at different states of
|
||||
development). This too is difficult to accept. It implies the
|
||||
existence of intelligent life on a majority of the planets in our
|
||||
solar system, or a surprisingly strong interest in Earth by
|
||||
members of other solar systems.
|
||||
|
||||
A solution to the UFO problem may be obtained by the long
|
||||
and diligent effort of a large group of well financed and
|
||||
competent scientists, unfortunately there is no evidence
|
||||
suggesting that such an effort is going to be made. However,
|
||||
enen if such an effort were made, there is no guarantee of
|
||||
success because of the isolated and sporatic nature of the
|
||||
sightings. Also, there may be nothing to find, and that would
|
||||
mean a long search with no profit at the end. The best thing to
|
||||
do is to keep an open and skeptical mind, and not take an extreme
|
||||
position on any side of the question.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
This document and many others are available through the ParaNet
|
||||
Informational Service. For more information write to:
|
||||
|
||||
ParaNet(sm) Informational Service
|
||||
P.O. Box 928
|
||||
Wheatridge, Co.
|
||||
80034-0928
|
||||
|
||||
1-303-420-6758
|
||||
|
||||
Michael F Corbin
|
||||
Director
|
||||
Don F Ecker
|
||||
Director Public Relations
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
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|
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CUFON - UFO Information Service Seattle, Washington
|
||||
_______________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
INTRODUCTORY SPACE SCIENCE - VOLUME II - DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS - USAF
|
||||
Edited by:
|
||||
Major Donald G. Carpenter
|
||||
Co-Editor:
|
||||
Lt. Colonel Edward R. Therkelson
|
||||
CHAPTER XIII
|
||||
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
|
||||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
What is an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO)? Well, according to United
|
||||
States Air Force Regulation 80-17 (dated 19 September 1966), a UFO is "Any"
|
||||
aerial Phenomenon or object which is unknown or appears to be out of the
|
||||
ordinary to the observer." This is a very broad definition which applies
|
||||
equally well to one individual seeing his first noctilucent cloud at
|
||||
twilight as it does to another individual seeing his first helicopter.
|
||||
However, at present most people consider the term UFO to mean an object
|
||||
which behaves in a strange or erratic manner while moving through the
|
||||
Earth's atmosphere. That strange phenomenon has evoked strong emotions
|
||||
and great curiosity among a large segment of our world's population. The
|
||||
average person is interested because he loves a mystery, the professional
|
||||
military man is involved because of the possible threat to national
|
||||
security, and some scientists are interested because of the basic curiosity
|
||||
that led them into becoming researchers.
|
||||
|
||||
The literature on UFO's is so vast, and the stories so many and varied,
|
||||
that we can only present a sketchy outline of the subject in this chapter.
|
||||
That outline includes description classifications, operational domains
|
||||
(temporal and spatial), some theories as to the nature of the UFO
|
||||
phenomenon, human reactions, attempts to attack the problem scientifically,
|
||||
and some tentative conclusions. If you wish to read further in this area,
|
||||
the references provide an excellent starting point.
|
||||
|
||||
33.1 DESCRIPTIONS
|
||||
|
||||
One of the greatest problems you encounter when attempting to catalog
|
||||
UFO sightings, is selection of a system for cataloging. No effective
|
||||
system has yet been devised, although a number of different systems have
|
||||
been proposed. The net result is that almost all UFO data are either
|
||||
treated in the form of individual cases, or in the forms of inadequate
|
||||
classification systems. However, these systems do tend to have some common
|
||||
factors, and a collection of these factors is as follows:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Size
|
||||
b. Shape (disc, ellipse, football, etc.)
|
||||
c. Luminosity
|
||||
d. Color
|
||||
e. Number of UFO's
|
||||
|
||||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
( Page Two )
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON - UFO Information Service Seattle, Washington
|
||||
________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
Behavior:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Location (altitude, direction, etc.)
|
||||
b. Patterns of paths (straight line, climbing, zig-zagging, etc.)
|
||||
c. Flight Characteristics (wobbling, fluttering, etc.)
|
||||
d. Periodicity of sightings
|
||||
e. Time duration
|
||||
f. Curiosity or inquisitiveness
|
||||
g. Avoidance
|
||||
h. Hostility
|
||||
|
||||
Associated Effects:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Electro-Magnetic (compass, radio, ignition systems, etc.)
|
||||
b. Radiation (burns, induced radioactivity, etc.)
|
||||
c. Ground disturbance (dust stirred up, leaves moved, standing wave
|
||||
d. Sound (none, hissing, humming, roaring, thunderclaps, etc.)
|
||||
e. Vibration (weak, strong, slow, fast)
|
||||
f. Smell (ozone or other odor)
|
||||
g. Flame (how much, where, when, color)
|
||||
h. Smoke or cloud (amount, color, persistence)
|
||||
i. Debris (type, amount, color, persistence)
|
||||
j. Inhibition of voluntary movement by observers
|
||||
k. Sighting of "creatures" or "beings"
|
||||
|
||||
After Effects:
|
||||
|
||||
a. Burned areas or animals
|
||||
b. Depressed or flattened areas
|
||||
c. Dead or missing animals
|
||||
d. Mentally disturbed people
|
||||
e. Missing items
|
||||
|
||||
We make no attempt here to present available data in terms of the foregoing
|
||||
descriptors.
|
||||
|
||||
( Page Three )
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON - UFO Information Service Seattle, Washington
|
||||
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
||||
|
||||
33.2 OPERATIONAL DOMAINS - TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL
|
||||
|
||||
What we will do here is to present evidence that UFO's are a global
|
||||
phenomenon which may have persisted for many thousands of years. During
|
||||
this discussion, please remember that the more ancient the reports the less
|
||||
sophisticated the observer. Not only were the ancient observers lacking
|
||||
the terminology necessary to describe complex devices (such as present day
|
||||
helicopters) but they were also lacking the concepts necessary to
|
||||
understand the true nature of such things as television, spaceships,
|
||||
rockets, nuclear weapons and radiation effects. To some, the most
|
||||
advanced technological concept was a war chariot with knife blades attached
|
||||
to the wheels. By the same token, the very lack of accurate terminology
|
||||
and descriptions leaves the more ancient reports open to considerable
|
||||
misinterpretation, and it may well be that present evaluations of
|
||||
individual reports are completely wrong. Nevertheless, let us start with
|
||||
an intriguing story in one of the oldest chronicles of India...the Book of
|
||||
Dzyan.
|
||||
|
||||
The book is a group of "story-teller" legends which were finally
|
||||
gathered in manuscript form when man learned to write. One of the stories
|
||||
is of a small group of beings who supposedly came to Earth many thousands
|
||||
of years ago in a metal craft which orbited the Earth several times before
|
||||
landing. As told in the Book "These beings lived to themselves and were
|
||||
revered by the humans among whom they had settled. But eventually
|
||||
differences arose among them and they divided their numbers, several of the
|
||||
men and women and some children settled in another city, where they were
|
||||
promptly installed as rulers by the awe-stricken populace.
|
||||
|
||||
"Separation did not bring peace to these people and finally their
|
||||
anger reached a point where the ruler of the original city took with him
|
||||
a small number of his warriors and they rose into the air in a huge shining
|
||||
metal vessel. While they were many leagues from the city of their enemies,
|
||||
they launched a great shining lance that rode on a beam of light. It burst
|
||||
apart in the city of their enemies with a great ball of flame that shot up
|
||||
to the heavens, almost to the stars. All those who were in the city were
|
||||
horribly burned and even those who were not in the city - but nearby - were
|
||||
burned also. Those who looked upon the lance and the ball of fire were
|
||||
blinded forever afterward. Those who entered the city on foot became ill
|
||||
and died. Even the dust of the city was poisoned, as were the rivers that
|
||||
flowed through it. Men dared not go near it, and it gradually crumbled
|
||||
into dust and was forgotten by men."
|
||||
|
||||
"When the leader saw what he had done to his own people he retired to
|
||||
his palace and refused to see anyone. Then he gathered about him those
|
||||
warriors who remained, and their wives and children, and they entered their
|
||||
vessels and rose one by one into the sky and sailed away. Nor did they
|
||||
return."
|
||||
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|
||||
Continued -
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
( Page Four )
|
||||
|
||||
CUFON - UFO Information Service Seattle, Washington
|
||||
________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
Could this foregoing legend really be an account of an extraterrestrial
|
||||
colonization, complete with guided missle, nuclear warhead and radiation
|
||||
effects? It is difficult to assess the validity of that explanation...
|
||||
just as it is difficult to explain why Greek, Roman and Nordic Mythology
|
||||
all discuss wars and contacts among their "Gods." (Even the Bible records
|
||||
conflict between the legions of God and Satan.) Could it be that each
|
||||
group recorded their parochial view of what was actually a global conflict
|
||||
among alien colonists or visitors? Or is it that man has led such a
|
||||
violent existence that he tends to expect conflict and violence among even
|
||||
his gods?
|
||||
|
||||
Evidence of perhaps an even earlier possible contact was uncovered by
|
||||
Tschi Pen Lao of the University of Peking. He discovered astonishing
|
||||
carvings in granite on a mountain in Hunan Province and on an island in
|
||||
Lake Tungting. These carvings have been evaluated as 47,000 years old, and
|
||||
they show people with large trunks (breathing apparatus?...or "elephant"
|
||||
heads shown on human bodies? Remember, the Egyptians often represented
|
||||
their gods as animal heads on human bodies.)
|
||||
|
||||
Only 8,000 years ago, rocks were sculpted in the Tassili plateau of
|
||||
Sahara, depicting what appeared to be human beings but with strange round
|
||||
heads (helmets? or "sun" heads on human bodies?) And even more recently,
|
||||
in the Bible, Genesis (6:4) tells of angels from the sky mating with women
|
||||
of Earth, who bore them children. Genesis 19:3 tells of Lot meeting two
|
||||
angels in the desert and his later feeding them at his house. The Bible
|
||||
also tells a rather unusual story of Ezekiel who witnessed what has been
|
||||
interpreted by some to have been a spacecraft or aircraft landing near the
|
||||
Chebar River in Chaldea (593 B.C.).
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|
||||
Even the Irish have recorded strange visitations. In the Speculum
|
||||
Regali in Konungs Skuggsa (and other accounts of the era about 956 A.D.)
|
||||
are numerous stories of "demonships" in the skies. In one case a rope from
|
||||
one such ship became entangled with part of a church. A man from the ship
|
||||
climbed down the rope to free it, but was seized by the townspeople. The
|
||||
bishop made the people release the man, who climbed back to the ship,
|
||||
where the crew cut the rope and the ship rose and sailed out of sight.
|
||||
In all of his actions, the climbing man appeared as if he were swimming
|
||||
in water. Stories such as this makes one wonder if the legends of the
|
||||
"little people" of Ireland were based upon imagination alone.
|
||||
|
||||
About the same time, in Lyons (France) three men and a women supposedly
|
||||
descended from an airship or spaceship and were captured by a mob. These
|
||||
foreigners admitted to being wizards, and were killed. (No mention is
|
||||
made of the methods employed to extract the admissions.) Many documented
|
||||
UFO sightings occurred throughout the Middle Ages, including an especially
|
||||
startling one of a UFO over London on 16 December 1742. However, we do
|
||||
not have room to include any more of the Middle Ages sightings. Instead,
|
||||
two "more-recent" sightings are contained in this section to bring us up to
|
||||
modern times.
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( Page Five )
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CUFON - UFO Information Service Seattle, Washington
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________________________________________________________________
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|
||||
In a sworn statement dated 21 April 1897, a prosperous and prominent
|
||||
farmer named Alexander Hamilton (Le Roy, Kansas, U.S.A.) told of an attack
|
||||
upon his cattle at about 10:30 p.m. the previous Monday. He, his son, and
|
||||
his tenant grabbed axes and ran some 700 feet from the house to the cow
|
||||
lot where a great cigar-shaped ship about 300 feet long floated some 30
|
||||
feet above the cattle. It had a carriage underneath which was brightly
|
||||
lighted within (dirigible and gondola?) and which had numerous windows.
|
||||
Inside were six strange looking beings jabbering in a foreign language.
|
||||
These beings suddenly became aware of Hamilton and the others. They
|
||||
immediately turned a searchlight on the farmer, and also turned on some
|
||||
power which sped up a turbine wheel (about 30 ft diameter) located under
|
||||
the craft. The ship rose, taking with it a two-year old heifer which was
|
||||
roped about the neck by a cable of one-half inch thick, red material. The
|
||||
next day a neighbor, Link Thomas, found the animal's hide, legs and head
|
||||
in his field. He was mystified at how the remains got to where they were
|
||||
because of the lack of tracks in the soft soil. Alexander Hamilton's sworn
|
||||
statement was accompanied by an affidavit as to his veracity. The
|
||||
affidavit was signed by ten of the local leading citizens.
|
||||
|
||||
On the evening of 4 November 1957 at Fort Itaipu, Brazil, two sentries
|
||||
noted a "new star" in the sky. The "star" grew in size and within seconds
|
||||
stopped over the fort. It drifted slowly downward, was as large as a big
|
||||
aircraft, and was surround by a strong orange glow. A distinct humming
|
||||
sound was heard, and then the heat struck. One sentry collapsed almost
|
||||
immediately, the other managed to slide to shelter under the heavy cannons
|
||||
where his loud cries awoke the garrison. While the troops were scrambling
|
||||
towards their battle stations, complete electrical failure occurred.
|
||||
There was panic until the lights came back on but a number of men still
|
||||
managed to see an orange glow leaving the area at high speed. Both
|
||||
sentries were found badly burned...one unconscious and the other incoherent,
|
||||
suffering from deep shock.
|
||||
|
||||
Thus, UFO sightings not only appear to extend back to 47,000 years
|
||||
through time but also are global in nature. One has the feeling that
|
||||
this phenomenon deserves some sort of valid scientific investigation, even
|
||||
if it is a low level effort.
|
||||
33.3 SOME THEORIES AS TO THE NATURE OF THE UFO PHENOMENON
|
||||
There are very few cohesive theories as to the nature of UFO's. Those
|
||||
theories that have been advanced can be collected in five groups:
|
||||
a. Mysticism
|
||||
b. Hoaxes, and rantings due to unstable personalities
|
||||
c. Secret Weapons
|
||||
d. Natural Phenomena
|
||||
e. Alien visitors
|
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|
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Continued -
|
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|
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PAGE SIX
|
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|
||||
|
||||
Mysticism
|
||||
|
||||
It is believed by some cults that the mission of UFO's and their crews
|
||||
is a spiritual one, and that all materialistic efforts to determine the
|
||||
UFO's nature are doomed to failure.
|
||||
|
||||
Hoaxes and Rantings due to Unstable Personalities
|
||||
|
||||
Some have suggested that all UFO reports were the results of pranks
|
||||
and hoaxes, or were made by people with unstable personalities. This
|
||||
attitude was particularly prevalent during the time period when the Air
|
||||
Force investigation was being operated under the code name of Project
|
||||
Grudge. A few airlines even went as far as to ground every pilot who
|
||||
reported seeing a "flying saucer." The only way for the pilot to regain
|
||||
flight status was to undergo a psychiatric examination. There was a
|
||||
noticeable decline in pilot reports during this time interval, and a few
|
||||
interpreted this decline to prove that UFO's were either hoaxes or the
|
||||
result of unstable personalities. It is of interest that NICAP (The
|
||||
National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena) even today still
|
||||
receives reports from commercial pilots who neglect to notify either the
|
||||
Air Force or their own airline.
|
||||
|
||||
There are a number of cases which indicate that not all reports fall
|
||||
in the hoax category. We will examine one such case now. It is the
|
||||
Socorro, New Mexico sighting made by police Sergeant Lonnie Zamora.
|
||||
Sergeant Zamora was patrolling the streets of Socorro on 24 April 1964
|
||||
when he saw a shiny object drift down into an area of gullies on the edge
|
||||
of town. He also heard a loud roaring noise which sounded as if an old
|
||||
dynamite shed located out that way had exploded. He immediately radioed
|
||||
police headquarters, and drove out toward the shed. Zamora was forced to
|
||||
stop about 150 yards away from a deep gully in which there appeared to be
|
||||
an overturned car. He radioed that he was investigating a possible wreck,
|
||||
and then worked his car up onto the mesa and over toward the edge of the
|
||||
gully. He parked short, and when he walked the final few feet to the edge,
|
||||
he was amazed to see that it was not a car but instead was a weird
|
||||
eggshaped object about fifteen feet long, white in color and resting on
|
||||
short, metal legs. Beside it, unaware of his presence were two humanoids
|
||||
dressed in silvery coveralls. They seemed to be working on a portion of
|
||||
the underside of the object. Zamora was still standing there, surprised,
|
||||
when they suddenly noticed him and dove out of sight around the object.
|
||||
Zamora also headed the other way, back toward his car. He glanced back at
|
||||
the object just as a bright blue flame shot down from the underside.
|
||||
Within seconds the eggshaped thing rose out of the gully with "an ear-
|
||||
-splitting roar." The object was out of sight over the nearby mountains
|
||||
almost immediately, and Sergeant Zamora was moving the opposite direction
|
||||
almost as fast when he met Sergeant Sam Chavez who was responding to Zamora'
|
||||
s
|
||||
earlier radio calls. Together they investigated the gully and found the
|
||||
bushes charred and still smoking where the blue flame had jetted down on
|
||||
them. About the charred area were four deep marks where the metal legs
|
||||
had been. Each mark was three and one half inches deep, and was circular
|
||||
in shape. The sand in the gully was very hard packed so no sign of the
|
||||
humanoids' footprints could be found. An official investigation was
|
||||
launched that same day, and all data obtained supported the stories of
|
||||
Zamora and Chavez. It is rather difficult to label this episode a hoax,
|
||||
and it is also doubtful that both Zamora and Chavez shared portions of the
|
||||
same hallucination.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
|
||||
PAGE SEVEN
|
||||
________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
Secret Weapons
|
||||
|
||||
A few individuals have proposed that UFO's are actually advanced weapon
|
||||
systems, and that their natures must not be revealed. Very few people
|
||||
accept this as a credible suggestion.
|
||||
|
||||
Natural Phenomena
|
||||
|
||||
It has also been suggested that at least some, and possibly all, of the
|
||||
UFO cases were just mis-interpreted manifestations of natural phenomena.
|
||||
Undoubtedly this suggestion has some merit. People have reported, as UFO's,
|
||||
objects which were conclusively proven to be balloons (weather and skyhook),
|
||||
the planet Venus, man-made artificial satellites, normal aircraft, unusual
|
||||
cloud formations, and lights from ceilometers (equipment projecting light
|
||||
beams on cloud bases to determine the height of the aircraft visual ceiling)
|
||||
.
|
||||
It is also suspected that people have reported mirages, optical illusions,
|
||||
swamp gas and ball lightning (a poorly-understood discharge of electrical
|
||||
energy in a spheroidal or ellipsoidal shape...some charges have lasted for
|
||||
up to fifteen minutes but the ball is usually no bigger than a large orange.
|
||||
)
|
||||
But it is difficult to tell a swamp dweller that the strange, fast-moving
|
||||
light he saw in the sky was swamp gas; and it is just as difficult to tell
|
||||
a farmer that a bright UFO in the sky is the same ball lightning that he
|
||||
has seen rolling along his fence wires in dry weather. Thus accidental
|
||||
mis-identification of what might well be natural phenomena breeds mistrust
|
||||
and disbelief; it leads to the hasty conclusion that the truth is
|
||||
deliberatly not being told. One last suggestion of interest has been made,
|
||||
that the UFO's were plasmoids from space...concentrated blobs of solar wind
|
||||
that succeeded in reaching the surface of the Earth. Somehow this last
|
||||
suggestion does not seem to be very plausible; perhaps because it ignores
|
||||
such things as penetration of Earth's magnetic field.
|
||||
|
||||
Alien Visitors
|
||||
|
||||
The most stimulating theory for us is that the UFO's are material
|
||||
objects which are either "Manned" or remote-controlled by beings who are
|
||||
alien to this planet. There is some evidence supporting this viewpoint.
|
||||
In addition to police Sergeant Lonnie Zamora's experience, let us consider
|
||||
the case of Barney and Betty Hill. On a trip through New England they
|
||||
lost two hours on the night of 19 September 1961 without even realizing it.
|
||||
However, after that night both Barney and Betty began developing
|
||||
psychological problems which eventually grew sufficienty severe that they
|
||||
submitted themselves to psychiatric examination and treatment. During the
|
||||
course of treatment hypnotherapy was used, and it yielded remarkably
|
||||
detailed and similar stories from both Barney and Betty. Essentially
|
||||
they had been hypnotically kidnapped, taken aboard a UFO, submitted to
|
||||
two-hour physicals, and released with posthypnotic suggestions to forget
|
||||
the entire incident. The evidence is rather strong that this is what the
|
||||
Hills, even in their subconscious, believe happened to them. And it is of
|
||||
particular importance that after the "posthypnotic block" was removed, both
|
||||
of the Hills ceased having their psychological problems.
|
||||
|
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
PAGE EIGHT
|
||||
________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
The Hill's description of the aliens was similar to descriptions
|
||||
provided in other cases, but this particular type of alien appears to be
|
||||
in the minority. The most commonly described alien is about three and one-
|
||||
half feet tall, has a round head (helmet?), arms reaching to or below his
|
||||
knees, and is wearing a silvery space suit or coveralls. Other aliens
|
||||
appear to be essentially the same as Earthmen, while still others have
|
||||
particularily wide (wrap around) eyes and mouths with very thin lips. And
|
||||
there is a rare group reported as about four feet tall, weight of around
|
||||
35 pounds, and covered with thick hair or fur (clothing?). Members of this
|
||||
last group are described as being extremely strong. If such beings are
|
||||
visiting Earth, two questions arise: 1) why haven't there been any accidents
|
||||
which have revealed their presence, and 2) why haven't they attempted to
|
||||
contact us officially? The answer to the first question may exist partially
|
||||
in Sergeant Lonnie Zamora's experience, and may exist partially in the
|
||||
Tunguska meteor discussed in Chapter XXIX. In that chapter it was suggested
|
||||
that the Tonguska meteor was actually a comet which exploded in the
|
||||
atmosphere, the ices melted and the dust spread out. Hence, no debris!
|
||||
However, it has also been suggested that the Tunguska meteor was actually
|
||||
an alien spacecraft that entered the atmosphere to rapidly, suffered
|
||||
mechanical failure, and lost its power supply and/or weapons in a nuclear
|
||||
explosion. While that hypothesis may seem far fetched, sample of tree
|
||||
rings from around the world reveal that, immediately after the Tunguska
|
||||
meteor explosion, the level of radioactivity in the world rose sharply for
|
||||
a short period of time. It is difficult to find a natural explanation for
|
||||
that increase in radioactivity, although the suggestion has been advanced
|
||||
that enough of the meteor's great kinetic energy was converted into heat
|
||||
(by atmospheric friction) that a fusion reaction occurred. This still
|
||||
leaves us with no answer to the second question: why no contact? That
|
||||
question is very easy to answer in several ways: 1) we may be the object
|
||||
of intensive sociological and psychological study. In such studies you
|
||||
usually avoid disturbing the test subjects' environment; 2) you do not
|
||||
"contact" a colony of ants, and humans may seem that way to any aliens
|
||||
(variation: a zoo is fun to visit, but you don't "contact" the lizards);
|
||||
3) such contact may have already taken place secretly; and 4) such contact
|
||||
may have already taken place on a different plane of awareness and we are
|
||||
not yet sensitive to communications on such a plane. These are just a few
|
||||
of the reasons. You may add to the list as you desire.
|
||||
|
||||
33.4 HUMAN FEAR AND HOSTILITY
|
||||
|
||||
Besides the foregoing reasons, contacting humans is downright dangerous.
|
||||
Think about that for a moment! On the microscopic level our bodies reject
|
||||
and fight (through production antibodies) any alien material; this process
|
||||
helps us fight off disease but it also sometimes results in allergic
|
||||
reactions to innocuous materials. On the macroscopic (psychological and
|
||||
sociological) level we are antagonistic to beings that are "different".
|
||||
For proof of that, just watch how an odd child is treated by other children,
|
||||
or how a minority group is socially deprived, or how the Arabs feel about
|
||||
the Israelis (Chinese vs Japanese, Turks vs Greeks, etc.) In case you are
|
||||
hesitant to extend that concept to the treatment of aliens let me point
|
||||
out that in very ancient times, possible extraterrestrials may have been
|
||||
treated as Gods but in the last two thousand years, the evidence is that
|
||||
any possible aliens have been ripped apart by mobs, shot and shot at,
|
||||
physically assaulted, and in general treated with fear and aggression.
|
||||
|
||||
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|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
PAGE NINE
|
||||
________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
In Ireland about 1,000 A.D., supposed airships were treated as "demon-
|
||||
ships." In Lyons, France, "admitted" space travellers were killed. More
|
||||
recently, on 24 July 1957 Russian anti-aircraft batteries on the Kouril
|
||||
Islands opened fire on UFO's. Although all Soviet anti-aircraft batteries
|
||||
on the Islands were in action, no hits were made. The UFO's were luminous
|
||||
and moved very fast. We too have fired on UFO's. About ten o'clock one
|
||||
morning, a radar site near a fighter base picked up a UFO doing 700 mph.
|
||||
The UFO then slowed to 100 mph, and two F-86's were scrambled to intercept.
|
||||
Eventually one F-86 closed on the UFO at about 3,000 feet altitude. The
|
||||
UFO began to accelerate away but the pilot still managed to get within 500
|
||||
yards of the target for a short period of time. It was definately saucer-
|
||||
shaped. As the pilot pushed the F-86 at top speed, the UFO began to pull
|
||||
away. When the range reached 1,000 yards, the pilot armed his guns and
|
||||
fired in an attempt to down the saucer. He failed, and the UFO pulled away
|
||||
rapidly, vanishing in the distance. This same basic situation may have
|
||||
happened on a more personal level. On Sunday evening 21 August 1955, eight
|
||||
adults and three children were on the Sutton Farm (one-half mile from Kelly,
|
||||
Kentucky) when, according to them, one of the children saw a brightly
|
||||
glowing UFO settle behind the barn, out of sight from where he stood.
|
||||
Other witnesses on nearby farms also saw the object. However, the Suttons
|
||||
dismissed it as a "shooting star," and did not investigate. Approximately
|
||||
thirty minutes later (at 8 p.m.), the family dogs began barking so two of
|
||||
the men went to the back door and looked out. Approximately 50 feet away
|
||||
and coming toward them was a creature wearing a glowing silvery suit. It
|
||||
was about three and one-half feet tall with a large round head and very
|
||||
long arms. It had large webbed hands which were equipped with claws. The
|
||||
two Suttons grabbed a twelve guage shotgun and a 22 caliber pistol, and
|
||||
fired at close range. They could hear the pellets and bullet ricochet as
|
||||
if off of metal. The creature was knocked down, but jumped up and
|
||||
scrambled away. The Suttons retreated into the house, turned off all
|
||||
inside lights, and turned on the porch-light. At that moment, one of the
|
||||
women who was peeking out of the dining room window discovered that a
|
||||
creature with some sort of helmet and wide slit eyes was peeking back at
|
||||
her. She screamed, the men rushed in and started shooting. The creature
|
||||
was knocked backwards but again scrambled away without apparent harm. More
|
||||
shooting occurred (a total of about 50 rounds) over the next 20 minutes and
|
||||
the creatures finally left (perhaps feeling unwelcome?) After about a two
|
||||
hour wait (for safety), the Suttons left too. By the time the police got
|
||||
there, the aliens were gone but the Suttons would not move back to the farm.
|
||||
They sold it and departed. This reported incident does bear out the
|
||||
contention though that humans are dangerous. At no time in the story did
|
||||
the supposed aliens shoot back, although one is left with the impression
|
||||
that the described creatures were having fun scaring humans.
|
||||
|
||||
33.5 ATTEMPTS AT SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES
|
||||
|
||||
In any scientific endeavor, the first step is to aquire data, the
|
||||
second step to clasify the data, and the third step to form hypothesis.
|
||||
The hypothesis are tested by repeating the entire process, with each cycle
|
||||
resulting in an increase in understanding (we hope). The UFO phenomenon
|
||||
does not yield readily to this approach because the data taken so far
|
||||
exhibits both excessive variety and vagueness. The vagueness is caused
|
||||
in part by the lack of preparation of the observer...very few people leave
|
||||
their house knowing that they are going to see a UFO that evening.
|
||||
Photographs are overexposed or underexposed, and rarely in color. Hardly
|
||||
anyone carries around a radiation counter or magnetometer. And, in addition
|
||||
to this, there is a very high level of "noise" in the data.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
PAGE TEN
|
||||
________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
The noise consists of mistaken reports of known natural phenomena,
|
||||
hoaxes, reports by unstable individuals and mistaken removal of data
|
||||
regarding possible unnatural or unknown natural phenomena (by overzealous
|
||||
individuals who are trying to eliminate all data due to known natural
|
||||
phenomena). In addition, those data, which do appear to be valid, exhibit
|
||||
an excessive amount of variety relative to the statistical samples which
|
||||
are available. This has led to very clumsy classification systems, which
|
||||
in turn provide quite unfertile ground for formulation of hypothesis.
|
||||
|
||||
One hypothesis which looked promising for a time was that of ORTHOTENY
|
||||
(i.e., UFO sightings fall on "great circle" routes). At first, plots of
|
||||
sightings seemed to verify the concept of orthoteny but recent use of
|
||||
computers has revealed that even random numbers yield "great circle" plots
|
||||
as neatly as do UFO sightings.
|
||||
|
||||
There is one solid advance that has been made though. Jacques and
|
||||
Janine Vallee have taken a particular type of UFO - namely those that are
|
||||
lower than tree-top level when sighted - and plotted the UFO's estimated
|
||||
diameter versus the estimated distance from the observer. The result
|
||||
yields an average diameter of 5 meters with a very characteristic drop for
|
||||
short viewing distances, and rise for long viewing distances. This
|
||||
behavior at the extremes of the curve is well known to astronomers and
|
||||
psychologists as the "moon illusion." The illusion only occurs when the
|
||||
object being viewed is a real, physical object. Because this implies that
|
||||
the observers have viewed a real object, it permits us to accept also their
|
||||
statement that these particular UFO's had a rotational axis of symmetry.
|
||||
|
||||
Another, less solid, advance made by the Vallee's was their plotting
|
||||
of the total number of sightings per week versus the date. They did this
|
||||
for the time span from 1947 to 1962, and then attempted to match the peaks
|
||||
of the curve (every 2 years 2 months) to the times of Earth-Mars conjuction
|
||||
(every 2 years 1.4 months). The match was very good between 1950 and 1956
|
||||
but was poor outside those limits. Also, the peaks were not only at the
|
||||
times of Earth-Mars conjunction but also roughly at the first harmonic
|
||||
(very loosely, every 13 months). This raises the question why should UFO's
|
||||
only visit Earth when Mars is in conjunction and when it is on the opposite
|
||||
side of the sun. Obviously, the conjunction periodicity of Mars is not the
|
||||
final answer. As it happens, there is an interesting possibility to
|
||||
consider. Suppose Jupiter's conjunctions were used; they are every 13.1
|
||||
months. That would satisfy the observed periods nicely, except for every
|
||||
even data peak being of different magnitude from every odd data peak.
|
||||
Perhaps a combination of Martian, Jovian, and Saturnian (and even other
|
||||
planetary) conjunctions will be necessary to match the frequency plot...
|
||||
if it can be matched.
|
||||
|
||||
Further data correlation is quite difficult. There are a large number
|
||||
of different saucer shapes but this may mean little. For example, look at
|
||||
the number of different types of aircraft which are in use in the U.S. Air
|
||||
Force alone.
|
||||
|
||||
It is obvious that intensive scientific study is needed in this area;
|
||||
no such study has yet been undertaken at the necessary levels of intensity
|
||||
and support. One thing that must be guarded against in any such study is
|
||||
the trap of implicity assuming that our knowledge of Physics (or any other
|
||||
branch of science) is complete. An example of one such trap is selecting
|
||||
a group of physical laws which we now accept as valid, and assume that they
|
||||
will never be superceded.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
PAGE ELEVEN
|
||||
________________________________________________________________
|
||||
|
||||
Five such laws might be:
|
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|
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1) Every action must have an opposite and equal reaction.
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||||
|
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2) Every particle in the univers attracts every other particle with a
|
||||
force proportional to the product of the masses and inversely as the
|
||||
square of the distance.
|
||||
|
||||
3) Energy, mass and momentum are conserved.
|
||||
|
||||
4) No material body can have a speed as great as c, the speed of light
|
||||
in free space.
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||||
|
||||
5) The maximum energy, E, which can be obtained from a body at rest is
|
||||
E=mc2, where m is the rest mass of the body.
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Laws numbered 1 and 3 seem fairly safe, but let us hesitate and take
|
||||
another look. Actually, law number 3 is only valid (now) from a relativisti
|
||||
c
|
||||
viewpoint; and for that matter so are laws 4 and 5. But relativity
|
||||
completely revised these physical concepts after 1915, before then Newtonian
|
||||
mechanics were supreme. We should also note that general relativity has
|
||||
not yet been verified. Thus we have the peculiar situation of five laws
|
||||
which appear to deny the possibility of intelligent alien control of UFO's,
|
||||
yet three of the laws are recent in concept and may not even be valid.
|
||||
Also, law number 2 has not yet been tested under conditions of large relativ
|
||||
e
|
||||
speeds or accelerations. We should not deny the possibility of alien
|
||||
control of UFO's on the basis of preconceived notions not established as
|
||||
related or relevant to the UFO's.
|
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|
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33.6 CONCLUSION
|
||||
|
||||
From available information, the UFO phenomenon appears to have been
|
||||
global in nature for almost 50,000 years. The majority of known witnesses
|
||||
have been reliable people who have seen easily-explained natural phenomena,
|
||||
and there appears to be no overall positive correlation with population
|
||||
density. The entire phenomenon could be psychological in nature but that
|
||||
is quite doubtful. However, psychological factors probably do enter the
|
||||
data picture as "noise." The phenomenon could also be entirely due to
|
||||
known and unknown phenomena (with some psychological "noise" added in) but
|
||||
that too is questionable in view of some of the available data.
|
||||
|
||||
This leaves us with the unpleasant possibility of alien visitors to
|
||||
our planet, or at least of alien controlled UFO's. However, the data are
|
||||
not well correlated, and what questionable data there are suggest the
|
||||
existence of at least three and maybe four different groups of aliens
|
||||
(possibly at different stages of development). This too is difficult to
|
||||
accept. It implies the existence of intelligent life on a majority of the
|
||||
planets in our solar system, or a surprisingly strong interest in Earth by
|
||||
members of other solar systems.
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PAGE TWELVE
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________________________________________________________________
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|
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A solution to the UFO problem may be obtained by the long and diligent
|
||||
effort of a large group of well financed and competant scientists,
|
||||
unfortunately there is no evidence suggesting that such an effort is going
|
||||
to be made. However, even if such an effort were made, there is no
|
||||
guarantee of success because of the isolated and sporatic nature of the
|
||||
sightings. Also, there may be nothing to find, and that would mean a long
|
||||
search with no proff at the end. The best thing to do is to keep an open
|
||||
and skeptical mind, and not take an extreme position on any side of the
|
||||
question.
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|
||||
This document is available through the Ufo Info Service.
|
||||
For more information write to:
|
||||
|
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CUFON C/O UFO INFORMATION SERVICE
|
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P.O. Box 832
|
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MERCER ISLAND, WA 98040 - 0219
|
||||
|
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OR CALL (206) 721-5035
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This is the original Air Force Document.
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Thank You
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THE RELEASE OF THE COOPER MATERIAL
|
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|
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There are many hazards regarding the exposing of information regarding UFOs. It
|
||||
has not been until quite recently that any degree of safety at all has been
|
||||
available for people releasing such information. Were it not for the fact that
|
||||
Cooper released his information so far and wide and it filtered to so many
|
||||
people at once -- newspapers, legislators, heads of state, people in important
|
||||
positions all over the world -- he would have suffered severely. But because it
|
||||
was scattered so quickly, it would have been fruitless to silence him after the
|
||||
information had been released. It would only have added to the credibility of
|
||||
the information. At the beginning of 1990, there was still an active debate in
|
||||
certain circles about what to do about Cooper -- whether to deal with him in a
|
||||
threatening manner or to simply discredit him. A campaign planned to use
|
||||
approximately one million dollars worth of effort to discredit him. The money
|
||||
was to be used to imply that Cooper made up or gathered information from
|
||||
various sources and threw it together for a personal financial motive. It was
|
||||
not to come through normal media channels, but through UFO magazines and
|
||||
newsletters in the form of articles and exposes and through UFO groups, most of
|
||||
which are controlled. Alternate UFO scenarios were also to be released so that
|
||||
by the time 1990 ended, many different scenarios would be floating around.
|
||||
People would be unable to decipher which one was true and which one wasn't. As
|
||||
long as interest was shown in the Cooper material by only a small group of
|
||||
people who happened to be curious about UFOs, there was to be no action taken.
|
||||
But if Cooper's material was taken seriously by credible people, these would be
|
||||
the target for the efforts to discredit him. Enormous amounts of previously
|
||||
highly classified information have been brought out into the open. We now have
|
||||
a situation where, individuals, instead of being forced to remain silent for
|
||||
fear of assassination are not afraid to tell what they know. Too many have
|
||||
seen. Too many have witnessed. They cannot all be silenced. This is the
|
||||
beginning of the end of the security surrounding this situation. Therefore, the
|
||||
following information shall be released.
|
||||
|
||||
THE SPECIES CLASSIFIED The present number of alien types having contact with
|
||||
the earth right now is nine, with seven being relatively permanent and five
|
||||
being influential. Contrary to the information that the government might
|
||||
release, not all UFO inhabitants are friendly representatives from the Galactic
|
||||
Space Confederation.
|
||||
|
||||
|
||||
ZETA RETICULI GREYS -- SMALL Zeta Reticuli Greys come from Zeta Reticulan, near
|
||||
Barnard's Star, which is a neighboring star system to Orion. They are very
|
||||
short (about 3 1/2 to 4 feet tall), grayish silver in color and have no sexual
|
||||
or digestive parts to their bodies. They are created through a cloning process
|
||||
of alien genetic engineering. They are an ancient race and have reproduced
|
||||
themselves for thousands of years. They have very limited facial features. They
|
||||
have large eyes, a very small slit for a mouth and no nose to speak of. The
|
||||
eyes are large almond-shaped and black. They have evolved beyond the sexual
|
||||
reproduction process so that all sexual organs and their digestive tracts have
|
||||
totally atrophied. They are no longer capable of eating or indulging in sexual
|
||||
activities. They are a close relative to the insect family. The Zetas are the
|
||||
ones involved in the cattle mutilations. They absorb certain substances from
|
||||
parts of the cattle that stabilize them during the cloning process. This can be
|
||||
placed under the tongue to give sustenance and stability for some time. It is a
|
||||
substance that comes from certain mucus membranes: the lips, nose, genitals and
|
||||
rectum, and also from certain organs. These glandular substances serve as
|
||||
nutrients in lieu of eating. Resting the substances under the tongue is not the
|
||||
only way they get nutrition. You may have noticed that the cattle mutilations
|
||||
generally result in all the blood being drained from the body. The Zetas have
|
||||
in their bases canisters and vats in which animal and human organs float along
|
||||
with a purple liquid to hold these parts in suspension. The Zetas swim in the
|
||||
mixture and absorb the nutrients through their skin. They use hydrogen peroxide
|
||||
in both the absorption and elimination process. The hydrogen peroxide also
|
||||
helps to preserve the liquid and organ mixture to keep it from spoiling. They
|
||||
have no digestive tract and eliminate through the skin. To eliminate, they need
|
||||
to pass the substance through some part of their body, much the same way plants
|
||||
eliminate through their skin or outer shells. They use hydrogen peroxide for
|
||||
helping with that elimination as well. The Zetas have also been referred to as
|
||||
the Little Green Men because they tend to turn a shade of green when they have
|
||||
not received sufficient food. When they are in this state, they are very
|
||||
vicious. The cloning of these aliens can be done quite quickly, reproducing
|
||||
synthetic replicas. They have a technology that is much beyond that of humans
|
||||
and that has led to the agreements with the United States government whereby
|
||||
exchanges of these techniques could occur. The Zeta Reticuli Greys are not
|
||||
masters of their own fate. They are, rather, subservient to a reptilian race of
|
||||
people from their home planet. The Zetas seek, but are fearful of, freedom from
|
||||
their masters. They seem to have some desire to work closely with humans in an
|
||||
effort to retain the freedom they have on earth, which they have never
|
||||
experienced before. In their desire to retain that freedom from their reptilian
|
||||
masters, they would hope to play the role of being masters here on earth, or at
|
||||
least having enough control so as to be safe from slavery by any other species.
|
||||
The Zetas are of two social classes, one being hawkish, the other more
|
||||
dove-like. The more dove-like Zetas are more refined and capable of more
|
||||
business-like behavior toward humans, while the other type is more abrupt,
|
||||
blunt and crude in their directness. The Zetas desire the help of humans in an
|
||||
expected future confrontation with the reptilian masters who are expected to
|
||||
follow soon, within the next 20 years. This refers to the so-called asteroid
|
||||
that is on its way toward earth. It is housing approximately 30 million
|
||||
reptilian aliens. It has, however, temporarily diverted its path as it moves
|
||||
into the constellation of Draco.
|
||||
|
||||
BELLATRAX GREYS -- SHORT The short Grey, which is shorter than the Zeta
|
||||
Reticuli, is from a star system near the Orion constellation, near the shoulder
|
||||
of the figure in a star system called Belletrax. They are shorter, much like
|
||||
dwarves (about 1 1/2 feet tall). They are more indirect, but just as vicious
|
||||
towards humans as the Zetas. Both the Bellatrax Grays and the Zeta Reticuli
|
||||
Greys are related genetically from the same root race and look very much alike
|
||||
except for size.
|
||||
|
||||
ORION GRAYS -- TALL The other type of Grey is the tall, big-nosed Grey. They
|
||||
have large noses and stand about 7 or 8 feet tall. They are based in the
|
||||
Aleutian Islands and recently were witnessed in a park in the Eastern part of
|
||||
Russia. These creatures are hostile, but less vicious toward humans. They tend
|
||||
to try to influence through the use of political controls. They have certain
|
||||
powers and technologies that allow them to perform actions that appear
|
||||
miraculous. In the Russian incident, a woman whose leg was deformed was picked
|
||||
up by these Orion Greys and was released thousands of miles away. Her leg was
|
||||
healed. The aliens did not heal her leg. They transplanted a new leg onto her
|
||||
body. The Orion Grays give the impression that they are benevolent towards
|
||||
humans, but they are heavily into genetic engineering. They use humans as
|
||||
guinea pigs to conduct various experiments. They have grown arms and legs and
|
||||
other body parts in a formless matrix made from human flesh. A leg may grow out
|
||||
of a torso, hands might grow from the middle of the torso's stomach. All this
|
||||
is done through the injecting of certain genomes into flesh and the application
|
||||
of electromagnetic charges. In this way they can grow human body parts to help
|
||||
deformed or injured humans -- or for their own purposes of food and sustenance.
|
||||
They are interested in controlling the masses of the earth through certain
|
||||
negotiated agreements with those in power.
|
||||
|
||||
ALL GREYS The Greys are all, to some degree, influencing human history at this
|
||||
time. The nature of the Greys, especially the Zeta Reticuli and the short
|
||||
Greys, is that they do not have deep emotional feelings or compassion. They are
|
||||
very calculating, cold intellectuals and see humans as being inferior. They
|
||||
look at humans much the same way a farmer looks at his cows. They understand
|
||||
the passions and compassion of humans to the degree it is observable by them.
|
||||
But they do not have feelings. These aliens are on the equivalent human level
|
||||
of cannibals. They see humans being an inferior species. They are carnivorous.
|
||||
The Zeta Reticuli Greys feed upon glandular secretions of humans and are quite
|
||||
capable of killing people for that secretion, or abducting humans and
|
||||
extracting the secretions for themselves. The genetic manipulation is one way
|
||||
that the aliens see as evolving and saving their dying race. In a sense, humans
|
||||
are suddenly the saviors of the souls of the aliens. But at least it is a way
|
||||
that humans may have an influence on the aliens. This is not the first time
|
||||
that a civilization has attempted to absorb an enemy rather than defeating it.
|
||||
While the enemy invader may assume that they are taking over, they are in fact
|
||||
being absorbed. The Tartars invaded Russia and within a hundred years were
|
||||
absorbed into Russian society.
|
||||
|
||||
PLEIADEANS Of the five, those from the Pleiades are entities who are distant
|
||||
relatives of humankind. They are related to and are the forefather race of the
|
||||
genetic creation of humankind. They are of a higher spiritual development than
|
||||
most people on earth at this time. They have a kinship towards humans, and are
|
||||
essentially the only aliens who can to be trusted by humans. They have blonde
|
||||
hair and fair skin. They are allied with the Intergalactic Space Confederation.
|
||||
That doesn't mean that all entities of human appearance in space craft can or
|
||||
should be trusted, for there are humans from this planet from various
|
||||
governments who are working for the Zeta Reticuli Grays. Some from the Pleiades
|
||||
are subordinates to the Grays, having been abducted as children or offspring of
|
||||
the abductees. They have been raised and trained by the Grays as servants. The
|
||||
humans from the Pleiades have made several earth contacts, but in recent times
|
||||
have suspended visitations to earth. The government was told that this was
|
||||
because of a space law that states that the destiny of a people shall not be
|
||||
interfered with unless it threatens themselves or others in the galaxy. If the
|
||||
threat of nuclear war became strong enough, these entities indicated that they
|
||||
might interfere, but only to the degree of reducing that threat. That could
|
||||
also set up a conflict between the Pleiadeans and the Zeta Grays, to whom a
|
||||
limited nuclear war is seen as beneficial. Since the humans have made an
|
||||
agreement and pact with the Zeta Greys, even though there were warnings by the
|
||||
Pleiadeans against this, there is now a "hands off" policy. The Pleiadeans feel
|
||||
that the humans have made their bed and now they must lie in it. It is not
|
||||
likely that humans will be rescued from planned events simply to make things
|
||||
easier for humans to overcome the masters they have agreed to work with.
|
||||
|
||||
DRACO MOTHMEN In the constellation of Draco, there is another race of entities
|
||||
which has in the past visited Earth. They are 8-foot-tall. dark, nocturnal
|
||||
aliens who appeared around graveyards and parks. They have red eyes that glow
|
||||
in the dark and wings to fly. They are referred to by us as Mothmen. They are
|
||||
also the source of legends of the past relating to gargoyles and Valkeries.
|
||||
Even some qualities of vampires have been taken from the qualities of this
|
||||
creature -- the ability to fly and nocturnal habits. The Mothmen have no
|
||||
particular influence on earth at this time other than as causing panic and a
|
||||
cause for curiosity. They are mostly hidden underground and do not wish to
|
||||
attract attention.
|
||||
|
||||
DEROS/TEROS There are also underground civilizations of non-humans that have
|
||||
been referred to as Deros and Teros. The Teros are more friendly and help keep
|
||||
the Deros, who are more demented, from having excessive power. They live
|
||||
underground in tunnels, cities and sometimes under the sea. Most of the legends
|
||||
of the past of leprechauns and trolls refer to these non-humans from the inner
|
||||
earth. The Deros are competitors with the Greys, but they have similar
|
||||
qualities and cannot be trusted.
|
||||
|
||||
THE GOVERNMENT CONNECTION Crisis management is a term used by the government to
|
||||
describe the scenario where a crisis situation is created and then the people
|
||||
are presented with solutions, usually three, which they would be reluctant to
|
||||
accept prior to the crisis. The solutions always involve the shoring up of
|
||||
security, which necessarily means the loss of some freedoms. When the situation
|
||||
has reached the crisis stage, it appears as if there is no other alternative.
|
||||
It appears as if the crisis just happened rather than being carefully planned.
|
||||
Crisis management is a way to create the illness for which the pill has already
|
||||
been invented. By creating a problem in order to supply a cure that would not
|
||||
have been acceptable without the problem, the government is able to manipulate
|
||||
the people, making it look as though it is benevolent in handing the situation
|
||||
on behalf of the people, when in fact, it is directing the movement of the
|
||||
people along a specific path that has already been chosen. The current drug
|
||||
crisis is a case in point, although there is a connection to alien base funding
|
||||
that makes it a very special scenario. A tremendous amount of information has
|
||||
linked the United States government with the drug trade since at least the
|
||||
1960s. The Christic Institute filed suit, but was successfully neutralized. The
|
||||
government information that is being released is a subtle form of convincing
|
||||
the public that the military must be used to do what is really the job of the
|
||||
local police; for the military to shoot down airplanes suspected of carrying
|
||||
drugs; for the military to be used in foreign countries. The coming currency
|
||||
call-in is related to drug money laundering. There is a continuing call for the
|
||||
banning of all firearms because of their use in criminal activity, particularly
|
||||
drug-related crimes. The ban on assault weapons will soon be extended to every
|
||||
gun. A declaration of martial law, with the resulting major security upgrade to
|
||||
deal with the alien crisis, will be much easier when these things occur. The
|
||||
drug situation started out as a social experiment back in the 1800s. There was
|
||||
a question of whether people could be controlled by the use of drugs and to
|
||||
what extent. There was at one time a belief that by getting the population
|
||||
hooked on drugs, they would work at a cheap wage, with only the reward of food,
|
||||
shelter and drugs to keep them satisfied. The experiment, however, resulted in
|
||||
the realization that those on drugs are not satisfied with working. They want
|
||||
to steal from others and are willing to become violent to do so. The experiment
|
||||
also revealed that while crime increases in the United States would justify
|
||||
creating a police force, the economic structure at that time was not sound
|
||||
enough to pay for such a police state. The entire concept became less appealing
|
||||
and more hazardous to the government. The experiment ran its course, and
|
||||
yielded little in terms of the controlling effects that were desired. The side
|
||||
benefit, however, was billions of dollars in profits from the selling of drugs.
|
||||
The drug situation has assisted the funding of the aliens in building their
|
||||
underground civilization. Much of this money has gone into helping them in
|
||||
their efforts to establish bases underground. In exchange, the United States
|
||||
got technology a promise that the aliens would not go to war with the United
|
||||
States or other countries of the world. The aliens gave the United States and
|
||||
the Soviet Union particle beam weapons, laser technology, Stealth technology,
|
||||
some supercomputer technology, information on cloning and synthetic genetic
|
||||
duplication of humans, some medical breakthroughs, and technology associated
|
||||
with frequencies, vibrations and the electromagnetic spectrum such as ELF waves
|
||||
and rail gun technology. The techniques of interdimensional travel have still
|
||||
been kept secret from humans. About 15 percent of human genetic coding has been
|
||||
researched by universities in the United States. It has allowed them to splice,
|
||||
remove, delete and add to the genetic code in order to change it. It can be
|
||||
used for destroying or creating diseases, destroying or creating plants,
|
||||
animals and other life forms -- anything that may be tampered with genetically.
|
||||
This effort to map out and decode all of the DNA available is one of the
|
||||
reasons that many of the creatures on Level 6 of the Dulce Base were created or
|
||||
altered genetically. There has recently been a breakthrough in the need for
|
||||
blood by these aliens, in that cattle blood has been altered so that it suits
|
||||
their needs. It is a side-effect from the experimentation that involved the
|
||||
cattle mutilations. Much of the blood and tissues that they need could be
|
||||
supplied from slaughterhouses and there would be no more mutilations. There has
|
||||
been a continuing massive effort to fund the aliens through various means --
|
||||
not only drugs, but manipulated oil prices and other methods -- to keep them
|
||||
pacified long enough to determine how best to deal with them. The choice was to
|
||||
coexist with them while secretly expanding the country's technologies in order
|
||||
to deal with them in the event of a conflict. This has given greater time for
|
||||
the technology of humans to close the gap with the technology of the aliens. It
|
||||
has been assessed that in recent years that the aliens have not been honoring
|
||||
the treaties and agreements and therefore, are not to be trusted. The effort to
|
||||
cut off their funding has begun, and one of the routes for cutting off funding
|
||||
is to shut down the drug traffic and the influx of money from the drug cartel.
|
||||
Noriega was one of those involved in helping set up the money chain that
|
||||
assisted the aliens. His arrest is a strong signal that the pipeline of money
|
||||
to the aliens will no longer be open. The Colombian Cartel is also ceasing
|
||||
operations. The shutting down of the drug cartel is a first step in removing
|
||||
the power of the aliens and pulling back from the agreements. Government
|
||||
projections indicate that pulling support from the clandestine drug trade will
|
||||
curtail the United States drug problem by 1993, unless it is artificially
|
||||
stimulated again as a pretext to martial law. It may not be necessary however,
|
||||
if the release of certain information makes national security paramount. It
|
||||
must be understood that there was an enormous problem for the government when
|
||||
it discovered that the earth was actually being held hostage to an alien
|
||||
influence and that there was no reasonable technology for dealing with this
|
||||
alien influence. President Truman made a considerable effort to engage in
|
||||
combat with these aliens, but the technology of the United States at the time
|
||||
was not advanced enough to even begin to have an effect. Therefore, the only
|
||||
option -- short of total obliteration of the human race in an all-out war --
|
||||
was to form agreements for building, expanding and funding these bases.
|
||||
Americans may judge harshly the government for its action, but it was put in a
|
||||
very difficult and desperate situation in regard to national security. One
|
||||
choice was to inform the people. Projections were that they would become
|
||||
outraged, perhaps destroying the very fabric of society. Mobs were projected to
|
||||
demand military action against a force which the government knew would be far
|
||||
superior. Projections also indicated people would demand the resignation of
|
||||
persons in office. They would be perceived as having been making deals with an
|
||||
alien enemy without the people knowing of this. Under normal circumstances and
|
||||
under the Constitution, that could be classed as treason. The government has
|
||||
functioned in a manner it perceived to be in the best interest of humankind.
|
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Yet it has also been put in a predicament whereby it could be misjudged as
|
||||
having worked in collaboration with a foreign invading army. Had the government
|
||||
opposed the invaders, however, it would have lead to mass destruction of
|
||||
humanity. Even nuclear weapons had little usefulness in dealing with foreign
|
||||
invaders on our own soil. The public cannot begin to understand what these
|
||||
people have gone through in terms of soul-searching and trying to find the best
|
||||
way to deal with the crisis which they were forced to manage. The option of
|
||||
informing the people appeared less viable and workable than to silently make
|
||||
negotiated deals with the aliens to keep them pacified over a period of time in
|
||||
an attempt to find a peaceful way of coexistence. MJ 12 and those who have been
|
||||
subordinate feel they have done everything possible and appropriate for the
|
||||
intense situation of hosting aliens with much greater technology on the earth.
|
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It has done all it felt was proper to preserve peace and to gain information
|
||||
from the aliens in order to develop higher technology. It has also hidden vital
|
||||
information and shielded certain knowledge when necessary from the aliens in
|
||||
order to create weaponry that may be used against them in the event of
|
||||
conflict. There is now some division and debate between those in the upper
|
||||
echelons as to whether they should simply inform the people of the problem or
|
||||
continue to keep it quiet. Until this debate swings one way or the other, it is
|
||||
relatively hazardous to release too much information on this. If it is decided
|
||||
that this information must be kept quiet, many of the sources that are
|
||||
releasing this information will become targets for harassment or assassination.
|
||||
But the scenario now reveals that unless information is released by the
|
||||
authorities and is accepted by the vast majority of people, most Americans will
|
||||
not accept the information from an individual that claims to have inner
|
||||
knowledge of the government's cover-up. There was an attempt to test whether
|
||||
the public would panic at the thought of invasion from aliens. It was the radio
|
||||
broadcast of Orson Welles in 1938. The public reacted with panic and many
|
||||
committed suicide. There is an effort now to condition the people to be more
|
||||
willing to accept an alien presence as a possibility using movies and
|
||||
television -- Star Wars, ET, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Aliens, V,
|
||||
Alien Nation and War of the Worlds. All of these are presenting various images
|
||||
and scenarios to condition the human mind to be open to what may soon be
|
||||
reality. The government does not direct a studio to make these movies or TV
|
||||
shows, but scripts are submitted certain people who are silent partners with
|
||||
certain agencies encourage the script to be used and help find funding sources
|
||||
to keep the script alive. The alien Nation scenario conditions the human mind
|
||||
to accept the presence of aliens who are relatively friendly and who can
|
||||
coexist with humans. War of the Worlds, which contains a scenario of humanoid
|
||||
replicas and aliens living underground, shows the conflict between the aliens
|
||||
and humans. ET allows people not to be paranoid or fearful when thinking of
|
||||
aliens, as they may in fact be friendly. It gave people the capacity to deal
|
||||
with frightening information that may otherwise cause serious insecurity. Right
|
||||
now there are so many different types of aliens being offered to the human mind
|
||||
that people can accept or reject any or all of them. People are gradually being
|
||||
conditioned to the possibility of being informed officially. If that time
|
||||
comes, there will not be a great shock. In 1938, people did not have the
|
||||
preparation, and even though aliens on earth were already a reality, they were
|
||||
not even prepared for a fictional representation. Only now are people being
|
||||
told about the plan to set up a moon base that would later lead to a Mars
|
||||
landing and a Mars base. There has been a moon base for quite some time, in the
|
||||
crater Copernicus. The United States officially controlled the base until 1979,
|
||||
when it was learned that the aliens were working with both the Soviets and the
|
||||
Americans. The Soviets gained the advantage at that time and took over the
|
||||
base. But even though there are competitions here and there, much of the cold
|
||||
war was actually a facade in order to extract huge sums of money for other
|
||||
purposes. Much of it was being diverted to developing technologies that have
|
||||
yet to be brought out and that may be needed in the event of conflict. The
|
||||
Tesla approach has for many decades been ignored by the United States. But it
|
||||
has been developed and used in the Soviet Union. It is now being used in the
|
||||
United States as a part of the Star Wars program to enhance and move further
|
||||
into the higher technologies. The Star Wars technology is essentially designed
|
||||
to assist in dealing with the alien factor and the potential conflict. The
|
||||
Soviets already have laser cannons, beam weapons, certain types of shielding
|
||||
fields, anti-detection fields that can be used to meet with other humans and
|
||||
speak about plans without being monitored by the aliens. Much of the apparent
|
||||
corruption of the government is actually based on this dilemma of how to deal
|
||||
with this alien situation. There were certain benefits derived from agreements
|
||||
with the aliens as indicated in the works of Cooper, especially in regards to
|
||||
the Trilateralists and those who were involved in direct relationships with the
|
||||
aliens. But this government was not alone in dealing with the alien situation.
|
||||
The aliens were also connected with the Bolsheviks in the Soviet Union and also
|
||||
the Nazis. Much of the technology that the Nazis were developing during the war
|
||||
was actually given them by the aliens, who were in part behind the Nazi rise to
|
||||
power and the influences associated with some of the hidden philosophies of
|
||||
Hitler and those of the inner group. During the time immediately following
|
||||
World War II, the sightings of UFOs in various parts of the world were quite
|
||||
frequent, with an aura of mystery and much government scrambling to discover
|
||||
what the purpose of the aliens were. The government was aware of their presence
|
||||
and had agreements that reached back to 1933, although they were not always
|
||||
sure what the aliens were up to during all of this time. Later, the technology
|
||||
exchange between the United States and these aliens began to have its greater
|
||||
influence and the funding action began. It was in the 1930s that the Nazis had
|
||||
closer ties with the Zeta Reticuli Greys. More on that in another upload.
|
||||
|
||||
ALIEN BASES There are alien bases in Brazil, Argentina, the United States, the
|
||||
Aleutian Islands, China, the Arctic and Antarctica, New Zealand and Australia,
|
||||
Canada and those that are underwater in various oceans on the earth. There have
|
||||
been a number of bases within the United States. Some of these were closed by
|
||||
secret raids of government teams that were especially established to defuse the
|
||||
influence and presence of these bases, particularly during the 1960s and early
|
||||
1970s. These DELTA teams would go down into various caves to shut down certain
|
||||
computers and in the event they ran into any aliens inhabiting the caves, there
|
||||
would be an engagement. They were successful in some areas and failed in
|
||||
others. This occurred in many more areas than just the Dulce Base. Later these
|
||||
teams were stopped by MJ-12 and a cooperative effort was made to work with the
|
||||
aliens until it was again discovered that the aliens were not honoring their
|
||||
agreements and were not to be trusted. Most who were involved with such teams
|
||||
have since died for one reason or another, often under mysterious
|
||||
circumstances. Many of those who were working to hinder the aliens were
|
||||
covertly killed, especially those who had special skills in raiding these
|
||||
caves. Most caves in the United States in general are usually safe unless there
|
||||
are straight, carved walls and smooth floors. Those are generally artificially
|
||||
created entrances to an underground base. They should be avoided unless you
|
||||
would like to end your existence. Likewise, those who see a spacecraft would be
|
||||
foolish to walk up to it or approach it. Those who have been abductees do not
|
||||
usually report great benefits from the experience. Generally, abductees have
|
||||
been used as guinea pigs for experimentation and have disappeared permanently.
|
||||
Many of the missing children have, in fact, been taken by aliens.
|
||||
|
||||
ABDUCTIONS About one in every hundred people has been abducted by a UFO whether
|
||||
they know it or not. There is a blue ray which they use during the abductions
|
||||
that captures people and beams them up into the ship. The action of being
|
||||
beamed into the ship with a blue ray actually suffocates the person, casing all
|
||||
oxygen to be sucked from the person's cells, so that they hover near death for
|
||||
a moment. Upon arrival in the ship, they are revived by another ray that
|
||||
restores oxygen into the cells. Many abductions are of a quite cruel nature.
|
||||
Humans would not want to remember what happened in some of the clinical
|
||||
experimentation or examinations that occurred. The aliens have a vacuum tube
|
||||
that follows up through the rectum and around into the intestines, sucking out
|
||||
fecal matter, which they examine for purposes of their own research. They are
|
||||
looking at the kinds of food that was eaten and examining the effects on the
|
||||
person's health. They implant chips through the nose, the back of the neck and
|
||||
the back of the head near the right ear during times when the subject is
|
||||
conscious, but in a state of mental and physical paralysis. The subject is not
|
||||
unconscious as if they were sedated. The aliens have the ability to block the
|
||||
memory of the experience through the use of certain injections and drugs into
|
||||
specific areas of the brain. Zeta Greys abduct humans and use them for genetic
|
||||
experiments. They take the souls from those humans and put them in replicas and
|
||||
release them after having altered them to some degree. They may appear to be
|
||||
the same person -- and the soul is in fact the same, the body is new -- and
|
||||
certain aspects of the memory and personality have been altered slightly. The
|
||||
aliens create replica bodies into which souls are transplanted from one body
|
||||
into another. This has been portrayed on the television series War of the
|
||||
Worlds. This is a means by which these aliens snatch bodies and control people
|
||||
to make them their own. Much of this occurs in underground caverns. When people
|
||||
who have been disappear for some time and then are released, there is a
|
||||
possibility that this has occurred to them. The aliens do not see this as
|
||||
cruel. It is simply their unusual culture. They have been abducting humans for
|
||||
centuries. They see the earth as a big farm and have been raising humans for
|
||||
their harvest. They often abduct them and take them back to their home planet
|
||||
to raise there as a form of animal husbandry. Their main problem is with their
|
||||
cloning process. In the recloning, each copy of each copy of each copy weakens
|
||||
repeatedly so that they are, in effect, a dying race. This has stimulated their
|
||||
interest in creating a new being through genetic engineering, using human or
|
||||
some other source as a new genetic substance to renergize the cloning process,
|
||||
or to create a merging of their own race with another.
|
||||
|
||||
END OF COLD WAR, REPTILIANS HEADING THIS WAY There is much that has not been
|
||||
released in the Cooper information, which is generally very accurate as far as
|
||||
it goes. Much more will surface in the coming decade, eventually being given by
|
||||
people within the government. There is now a conflict between two factions
|
||||
within the government agencies. One faction sees the necessity of working with
|
||||
the aliens to set up a One World government in which it sees itself as being
|
||||
the power behind the throne. The other faction sees the aliens as a threat to
|
||||
humanity and wishes to expose the information, let the public know and prevent
|
||||
the aliens from gaining control of the planet. Those who are collaborators with
|
||||
the aliens do not want the information released. They are continuing the
|
||||
cover-up out of fear that the people would blame them, consider them traitors
|
||||
and hold them responsible for for all that is due to an alien presence. There
|
||||
was a time when these leaders realized that many humans were being sacrificed
|
||||
to feed the alien appetites. They had a choice of making a clean break with the
|
||||
aliens or at least of telling the people or of continuing the cover-up. They
|
||||
chose not to. The alien threat is the single major factor in the attempt to
|
||||
unify and harmonize nations of the earth. The threat is not only from those who
|
||||
are already present on the earth in their bases, but also from craft that have
|
||||
been recognized as being on their way to earth. To stop this cooperative
|
||||
effort, there are certain elements attempting to stir up heavy conflicts in
|
||||
certain areas, particularly to bring down Gorbachev and his reforms. These are
|
||||
being influenced by the aliens, through their agents. There are many people who
|
||||
have been implanted with chips over the years and they are being activated now.
|
||||
It doesn't appear there is sufficient energy behind the the alien endeavor at
|
||||
this time, however. The money supply for the aliens which has been extorted
|
||||
from governments and government agencies is gradually diminishing. It's being
|
||||
cut off and is hindering the construction and development of many of their
|
||||
projects and plans. This has weakened them. There is a hidden war in progress,
|
||||
but one that is not highly charged. It is on a level of quiet competition
|
||||
between the aliens and the governments of the world. But there are certain
|
||||
elements of humans that are working hand in hand with the aliens trying to help
|
||||
regain control of the governments which the aliens once controlled. Within
|
||||
Cooper's material, there is a reference to the Fatima prophecy, being that
|
||||
which aliens pulled out of the future. The aliens claim to have the ability see
|
||||
into the future and have helped bring about this apparition. Before the aliens
|
||||
revealed it, a longstanding theory by this government was that the unreleased
|
||||
third Fatima prophecy dealt with a nuclear war and its aftermath. This prophecy
|
||||
was kept hidden from the people. What was not revealed, however, was that the
|
||||
alien situation was directly linked to this nuclear war prophecy. In truth, the
|
||||
aliens were hoping to contribute to instability on this earth so that nuclear
|
||||
war would come. It was their intention to bring about enough devastation on the
|
||||
earth so as to make the planet easily conquerable, while still retaining some
|
||||
degree of human life to serve them as slaves. With their technologies, they can
|
||||
eliminate radioactive contamination. They planned to inhabit the remains of the
|
||||
earth without any threat of human domination. But the scenario of the Fatima
|
||||
prophecies is in no way preordained. Rather, it was a timetable of the alien
|
||||
plans to conquer the earth. It was scheduled to begin in February 1990, but it
|
||||
was not written in stone. It was simply the intention of the aliens to begin
|
||||
then. At that time, it was intended by the aliens that the information about
|
||||
them be released by the government so that humans would be prepared to accept
|
||||
the inevitable outcome. They had hopes of triggering the exchange of nuclear
|
||||
weapons -- preferably in the Middle East where people are expecting Armageddon
|
||||
to begin -- and then suddenly stop the escalation with their own technology.
|
||||
They would then pass themselves off as divine beings and bring forth the
|
||||
Millennium. There are certain efforts which are being attempted at present to
|
||||
use the Book of Revelation to create the appearance of a coming Messiah. This
|
||||
timetable for the Armageddon/Second Coming scenario has been dashed recently by
|
||||
the lessening of the threat of nuclear war. It was at a fever pitch in the
|
||||
early and mid-1980s, but has since died down. The aliens have, in effect,
|
||||
missed that window of opportunity. The people are not now expecting a nuclear
|
||||
war and the Fatima timetable is of little use to the aliens. But they have not
|
||||
abandoned it. It has simply been shifted to begin around 1992. The government
|
||||
believes, however, that the people will not accept this scenario as being true.
|
||||
Many have been conditioned by the Book of Revelation into believing that they
|
||||
will be rescued, but for the most part people will not believe it and will
|
||||
assume it is in fact, one of the false prophet Biblical scenarios predicted
|
||||
before the actual Second Coming. There is a strong potential that during this
|
||||
decade the aliens and humans will clash in combat over domination of the earth.
|
||||
There is a potential that this could be covert, but it may become overt. The
|
||||
possibility of reconciliation is growing more remote as the aliens seem less
|
||||
ready to negotiate a situation in which coexistence can occur. It should not to
|
||||
be ruled out, however. Pressures are now being put on the aliens which may lead
|
||||
to a more conciliatory stand. This following information been deemed unsuitable
|
||||
for the public at this time and there have been and will be more killings to
|
||||
keep such information secret. There is a threat of an invasion of 30 million or
|
||||
more reptilian aliens which control of the Greys. There are smaller numbers of
|
||||
smaller ships heading this way, but nothing compared in size to the small
|
||||
planetoid that is heading toward this planet, which is approximately the size
|
||||
of the state of Pennsylvania. It does not travel at above light speed as do
|
||||
other craft because it is so enormous and holds so many aliens. It passed near
|
||||
the planet in 1989, dropped off some reptilian aliens and headed out to the
|
||||
Draco constellation in early summer of 1989. The timetable for the arrival back
|
||||
to earth is approximately 2020, depending on what may happen near Draco. The
|
||||
Hubble Telescope has as its primary mission the task of tracking the return of
|
||||
the craft. The base in Dulce, New Mexico now has 100,000 aliens living within
|
||||
it at this time. Another 100,000 more have moved through the Dulce Base to
|
||||
other bases. The aliens continue to enter the earth at a rate of 20,000 per
|
||||
month. The base at Ada, Oklahoma is still very active. The recent floods
|
||||
artificially created and allowed there were an attempt to slow and hinder
|
||||
activities there. The aliens are attempting to move their entire planetary
|
||||
population from their dying planet as quickly as possible, prior to the arrival
|
||||
of the Draco reptilians. Presently, the assessment of those in the inner
|
||||
circles who are dealing with the alien invasion threat is that the Reptilians
|
||||
have every intention of ruling this planet. There are many who feel that the
|
||||
aliens have such a high technology that they cannot be defeated. The next
|
||||
potential scenario in relation to the expected invasion is the release by the
|
||||
government of of the information relating to the Grays and their earth bases,
|
||||
but releasing it in such a way that is favorable to the government. Claims will
|
||||
be made that any other version is but that of troublemakers. If the release of
|
||||
information comes before 1996, and especially if it occurs prior to 1995, you
|
||||
can be correct in assuming it is staged by the government to set up the
|
||||
atmosphere for a One World government. If it is held off until 1996 or
|
||||
thereafter, you can assume the information released is real and that the
|
||||
Reptilian ship is heading this way and poses a real threat. The Draco
|
||||
Reptilians do not really need the earth. They have more room than they need to
|
||||
grow and thrive. They simply want the earth as a kind of strategic point in
|
||||
their battle to conquer the entire galaxy. The Pleiadeans may return by 1993,
|
||||
and you would know them by their ships, which have the symbol of a serpent
|
||||
climbing a vine. The symbol for the Reptilians is a dragon. The Grey's symbol
|
||||
is a cobra. There is also a potential for martial law occurring in this
|
||||
country, in which many of those troublemakers, who hold to the story that the
|
||||
government was involved with the aliens in the abduction of humans, would be
|
||||
rounded up and imprisoned along with many who have been implanted because of
|
||||
potential threats to this country's security. People who are releasing this
|
||||
information are not fully out of danger just because many people know about it.
|
||||
You may recall that in China, just about everyone knew what occurred in
|
||||
Tiananmen Square, and yet today, you will not find anyone in China who will
|
||||
talk about it. There is now an open window in which people can talk, spread the
|
||||
word, discuss it, show the videos and photographs. The more that occurs now,
|
||||
before a martial law crackdown, the more chance there is of having the truth
|
||||
come out. Once that window is closed, if enough people are not already
|
||||
informed, the information could still be curtailed and hidden. At present, only
|
||||
2 to 3 percent of the United States population has half of the story and only
|
||||
one half percent has the full story.
|
||||
|
||||
|