Walter Bosley

[JamesT]

I thought the Walter Bosley guest was a breath of fresh air in stark contrast to what’s going on in most of the “ufo community” these days. Totally agree with his take on the subject - most of the sightings,even military, are undoubtedly “us” - highly secret experimental technology … but yes, it would only take just one extraterrestrial visitation to change our world. Mind you Bosley lost me somewhat with his Necromancy meanderings.

Can I suggest another superb guest for you? One “Professor Simon” - a Brit living in France who’s been putting out some very interesting content for several years now … “the Truth is out there”

 

[Flatwoods]

Gowron from TNG was my favorite Klingon, with Christopher Plummer as General Chang coming in a close second.

 

[Trajanus]

Totally agree with his take on the subject - most of the sightings,even military, are undoubtedly “us” - highly secret experimental technology …

I doubt it. If they were highly secret the military would do its utmost to prevent sightings.
Also, if the "experiments" have been going on since '47--nearly 80 years--by now the extraordinary propulsion methods would've come into general use.

 

[Squiddly Diddly]

I thought the Walter Bosley guest was a breath of fresh air in stark contrast to what’s going on in most of the “ufo community” these days. Totally agree with his take on the subject - most of the sightings,even military, are undoubtedly “us” - highly secret experimental technology … but yes, it would only take just one extraterrestrial visitation to change our world. Mind you Bosley lost me somewhat with his Necromancy meanderings.

Can I suggest another superb guest for you? One “Professor Simon” - a Brit living in France who’s been putting out some very interesting content for several years now … “the Truth is out there”

Professor Simon is no Professor, listen to John Burroughs on UAP Crossfire 20/06/25

 

[JamesT]

Professor Simon is no Professor, listen to John Burroughs on UAP Crossfire 20/06/25

Yes I’m well aware that he’s not a professor as such - that’s just his handle, but he’s a very intelligent, interesting and experienced guy - especially in the field of documentary film making. He has many contacts with the fields of advanced physics research past and present who feel comfortable enough to engage with him on a confidential/non disclosure basis. He’d make an interesting guest for sure - and such matters that you’ve mentioned could be put to him.
With respect to “Rendlesham” the various factions have been at each other’s throats for years now - each side has its fans and detractors, take your pick.

 

[JamesT]

Professor Simon is no Professor, listen to John Burroughs on UAP Crossfire 20/06/25

P.S. …. that’s why I did put his handle in parentheses.
Anyway he’d definitely make an interesting guest.

 

[JamesT]

I doubt it. If they were highly secret the military would do its utmost to prevent sightings.
Also, if the "experiments" have been going on since '47--nearly 80 years--by now the extraordinary propulsion methods would've come into general use.

Our military technologies in all sorts of fields have developed in leaps and bounds since WW2 - even the supposed tic-tacs are considered to be “ours” by some commentators (“Professor Simon” for one). Over the decades the various “ufo’s” have taken on all shapes and sizes (where are the saucers, triangles & cigars today?) and supposed performance often just ahead of our current tech at those times.
Vallee was always ahead of his times though and way back his thoughts still resonate today - in that for those very few still unexplained case we’re dealing with something far stranger than visitations “alien beings from a dying planet” doing often quite stupid pointless things.
Anyway the truth is still out there… who knows?

 

[Randall]

Our military technologies in all sorts of fields have developed in leaps and bounds since WW2 - even the supposed tic-tacs are considered to be “ours” by some commentators (“Professor Simon” for one) . . .

Prof Simon has made himself into a personality in the field.
I enjoyed this interview between himself and Joshua Bertrand

 

[Trajanus]

Our military technologies in all sorts of fields have developed in leaps and bounds since WW2 - even the supposed tic-tacs are considered to be “ours” by some commentators (“Professor Simon” for one). Over the decades the various “ufo’s” have taken on all shapes and sizes (where are the saucers, triangles & cigars today?) and supposed performance often just ahead of our current tech at those times.

We still have quite a way to go it seems e.g. high speed movement without rockets or reaction mass, in most cases.

Vallee was always ahead of his times though and way back his thoughts still resonate today - in that for those very few still unexplained case we’re dealing with something far stranger than visitations “alien beings from a dying planet” doing often quite stupid pointless things.

For those not strongly inclined toward skepticism, there are many unexplained (in prosaic terms) cases, and not all involve HS. At least one work-- The Alien Grand Design--has an interesting take on HS. Although a plethora of sightings over the years are intended to slowly get us used to ET visitors, full acceptance must not occur for a long time. To help ensure it doesn't, HS is intended to cast some doubt on the ETH.

Anyway the truth is still out there… who knows?

Probably the government--at least its innermost custodian of top secret info--since '47.