Recent content by trainedobserver

Goodbye and good luck.

Like most here I looked forward to SyFy’s Aliens On The Moon. The Truth Exposed and like many I was very disappointed when it aired. Although I have to say the title and the teaser with the Hoagland surrogate Bara, pretty much set the stage for disaster. When they made Ron Collins appear to be...

It won't be discussed here that is for sure. Historically speaking, if it is, it will be censored and the poster banned.

This isn't about Paul Kimball's or David's personalities though is it? It's about something that Lance was at first censored and then banned for bringing up in the "What car do you drive thread." What a circus.

That is just your opinion Randall. Not a statement of fact, and not something I care to argue ...endlessly.

I really want one of those "rising sun" posters. The ones sold on ebay are small things. I need a full size one to replace the Godzilla 1985 poster that hung my office for years.

A very strange interview followed by the movie itself. Ouija boards, aliens, gods, demons, Childhood's End, unwise career moves, and goofy rock roll hair. A Hollywood cautionary tale.

All it is, probably all it ever will be, is an image of a unidentified flying object, which happens to look like a classic saucer on video. It doesn't do anything to make me think anything else.

Elliott Randall's on Steely Dan's "Reelin' in the Years."

It could several different things, the least probable on the list being a real flying saucer. It is literally impossible to tell from a youTube video of this kind. I still like the image though.

I think it would more properly called the human imagination. More energy/frequency/density/vibration mumbo-jumbo, or uh ... pseud0-spritual-science (ouch).

For example, google the man in question. The only references to the truth of the matter are in this forum! One other reference mentions it in passing, but that is it.

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, ...you know how it goes. My point being, I personally cannot muster up any enthusiasm for it based on its strong resemblance to spiritualist nonsense of the past.

Is it that the subject commands a large and decentralized audience whose disconnectedness allows frauds to remain active even after being exposed?

Ha, ha, ha, ha. No. (my Miller impression) He makes numerous and sundry claims. Everything from being the inspiration for the X-Files, working for OSI, to handling strange artifacts of unknown origin, and all sorts of other things. A Paracast guest if I've ever heard one.