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:) I remember coming across a reference to a place in one of Loren Coleman's books called the "Haunted Valley," & he located it in Wells, Maine, which is the next town over from where I live. So I e-mailed him & he was kind enough to give me the source for the citation. I drove to the library...

:) That sounds like Maine - Everyone who comes here wants to see a Moose . . . ! :D

:cool: That's an interesting insight about your uncle . . . The thing about Germany, as I'm sure that you're aware of, though, is that Nuremberg wasn't the end of the delusion, but just the beginning - & we all know how the story ended . . . When I was writing my master's thesis, I attended an...

:) I was a little uncomfortable with the Madoff reference, though I think I know what O'Brien was saying . . . But when I think of Hitler leading Germany into the abyss, I remember reading accounts of the Nuremberg Rallies, where witnesses who were appalled by the totalitarianism of the Nazi...

:) It was a very enjoyable show. I wish there had been more time for Christopher O'Brien to have gone into his theories in greater detail - which can be remedied, I'm sure, by purchasing his book . . . His theories, to say the least, are very provocative, & I've given much thought to what...

:) James Carrion always provides thoughtful discussions, both in interviews & in his writings . . . ! Bravo . . . ! ;)

:eek: Oh, those crazy, socially-conscious Germans . . . ! :D

:eek: Great Caesar's ghost . . . ! :eek:

:) Oh, that's so naughty . . . ;)

:eek: I don't think so - he would definitely go postal if challenged, which, when thinking about it, might be vastly entertaining . . . :D

:confused: I thought that it was the other way around . . . :D

:confused: Maybe the government in Ottawa is afraid Sarah Palin & Jeb Bush are going to invade Canada . . . :eek:

:) One time, Ian Punnett did an interview with Quayle, & it got somewhat heated (for C2C), that is - & then the next time Punnett was on, he felt badly that he had given Quayle a hard time . . . :rolleyes:

:frown: Hoaxers annoy me as much as debunkers (i.e., the ones who never bother to study the cases that they are skewering). Maybe Huggins had some experience with an ultraterrestrial (in John Keel's paradigm) or a supernatural being of the type that Brad Steiger describes, all in which case...

:D They're legitimate fakes . . . ! :D