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Chris, I seem to recall you once stating that there were "some" cattle mutilations where there did seem to be evidence of a magical ritual being involved. I don't remember the specifics but I also seem to recall you throwing out this idea that there was a well-equipped military style unit...

Just for the sake of completeness I guess I am going to respond to myself here. Thanks to a courteous YouTube user(gasp!) this clip has been positively ID'd. It was taken from the 1966 CBS documentary 'UFO: Friend, Foe Or Fantasy', available in it's entirety here...

Hey, thanks so much for those links! I have not seen any of this material before. I suppose it will take me some considerable time to wade through this stuff.

I'll play along. While there are many stories of people who saw something sitting in a hanger, saw some photographs or documents, worked on a study, etc. there seems to be a real scarcity of people claiming that they were trained as a tech to do maintenance on the ARV-UFO-Type 4 or that spent 6...

I'm hoping some of you out there can point me to any material that is currently in the public domain regarding the ufo study program at McDonnell Douglas. Recently several bits of info have found their way into my ufo worldview that I find intriguing and was surprised to have found relatively...

Sharp intellect. Open mind. Careful thinker. I didn't know him personally but would occasionally comment on items over at Posthuman Blues and without fail Mac always responded with a useful insight. My sincerest condolences to those of you who knew him personally.

If I recall correctly, I believe that was Allen Greenfield quoting from Gray Barker's book The Silver Bridge.

Stanford and O'Brian Chris, Can you provide us with any update on the status of Ray's collection of field data in addition to the above link? Is he actively working on publishing the complete collection in the foreseeable future and if so, how far off would you guess that to be? I may be...

Without engaging in a play by play here I just wanted to say that I rather enjoyed this show and it came across to me as if the guests and hosts were having a reasonable and civil discussion on a topic of great interest to both parties. I was not particularly impressed with Mr. Mamer's command...

Greg's levels were a bit strong but otherwise sounded fine to me on headphones and I always enjoy listening his views. In fact, maybe Greg should ask for a bit of technical advice from the hosts in getting his own show properly hosted w/ a podcast subscription feed? He really has some great...

I love this type of show. I've said it before but I always learn more hearing somebody completely new describe personal experiences as opposed to the usual suspects rehashing decades old cases. I think I'm better able to absorb the outline of someone's story through a first person oral account...

I'm glad this thread is no longer locked as I thought there was some promise in this discussion but I was hoping we could kind of skip past the invalid skeptical criticisms of the 19th century and look at where the debate is actually at today. While I'm generally loathe to refer to wikipedia as...

I wonder how good a control mechanism that would be considering that the Hindenburg also had rather large "Sign writing / words on front". They spelled H I N D E N B U R G.

In lab experiments I believe one of the ways this is usually handled is by having neutral third parties with no knowledge of the targets, images, etc. come in and do the judging. They are asked to match the target to whichever result they feel best fits. ie. Here is a randomized stack of...

I'm under the impression that Puthoff is somewhat reclusive but I may be mistaken. Targ may be a better bet to approach for an interview. Strieber interviewed him a few years ago for a show. It would be nice to have a show featuring someone that was one of the central players in all of this.