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This man's actions that night certainly suggest that he's not too bright. I can't help wondering whether he's telling the whole truth. I could excuse him for not doing his research on the Rendlesham incident but I can not excuse The Telegraph for the same. This is an excellent example showing...

Terminology, structure, logic, research. I'm all for it. Maybe we should create a new field of investigation under the heading "spontaneous language."

As far as I know, the MOD are of the view that airspace was not compromised. Perhaps they do not think that whatever it was posed a serious threat. This attitude has been relatively consistent. You could summise that some ufos, at least, seem to have tacit permission to be there, in effect...

I much appreciate your prompt response. I have enjoyed listening to every one of your shows that I have listened to so far. I usually try to avoid the Roswell case because there seems to be so much dodgy stuff goes with it. I will, however, listen to this with an open mind. :)

The radio link will not work for me..... The site tells me there are no results found on the Web!

Chinese lanterns? I say, ban them! Some British Coast Guard opinion at this link: http://www.berwick-advertiser.co.uk/news/Coastguard-plea-after-Chinese-lanterns.5497489.jp

I remember seeing a different piece of footage on a TV documentary many years ago; what was similar was that it showed a cylinder much the same as this one. If I remember rightly, there are two main differences between the two pieces of footage. The first one I saw was said to have been filmed...

Should not the disease issue be factored, also, into these ponderings? It could pose serious problems. However much they may be able to cut down the risks they may not be very inclined to take the risks that may remain. Many people seem to assume that a technologically advanced race would be...

The Institute of Medicine wants to ban the U.S.A military from smoking and the Pentagon seems to agree with the idea. I am beginning to suspect that the anti-tobacco campaign which is being waged in many countries is not really about costs or health. I am not a fan of conspiracy theories...

Is there any possibility of a Paracast episode which leans toward the idea of telepathy in some way. Would any other listeners be interested in that? Obviously, I would but, admittedly, the idea of telepathy is one of my favourites.

A Night to Remeber Howl, you are not alone with your experience of the/a void. There is some mention of the void experience at this Website: http://www.explorations-in-consciousness.com/index.htm

As far as I know, there are two different issues here concerning blind spots. Firstly, there is the spot which exists as result of where the optic nerve attaches to the retina as has been mentioned and these blind spots are to the side. There is another effect, concerning the centre of the...

Is it just me that thinks this is a familiar human habit (in one way or another)? :D BBC Article Here: BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Chimpanzees exchange meat for sex

Concerning this point about people in their mid-forties deciding to come out with their experiences I'll say the following: Since participating on the Web I have felt an increasing urge to discuss, at least, my experiences. I began to use the Web about three or four years ago. I am 45 years...

One more triangular thing with three red lights. The sighting finishes with an extreme maneuvre (cartwheel).:eek: Go Here: UFO Examiner: Rural motorcyclist witness to massive triangle UFO

Right, I'm going to admit, now, that I have had some bizarre experiences. The average psychiactric doctor would put them all down to illness. While I fully see that my mind has clearly gone astray hear and there I still have some niggling doubts about certain occurrences. I have no beliefs...

Mike, you say, "Mr Clelland is well aware of the possibility its a simple medical disorder, but has decided its not." I don't see where you got this from but I may have missed it. Mr Clelland has stated that he has concluded that the extra memory is from his imagination. However, he is...

Mike, I understand the points you are trying to get across. However, since Mr Clelland seems to be perfectly well aware that his extra memory may simply be an aberration of the mind then he is not delusional; he would have suffered an illusion. Pay attention this time!:)

Mike, you clearly do not understand the meaning of the word delusion. I respectfully suggest that you look it up in a decent dictionary. Mr Clelland may have suffered a mental aberration (in the example you call delusional) but, frankly, the phenomenon of remembering something significantly...

An encounter over East Anglia, England. Go Here: http://www.nbc13.com/vtm/news/local/article/air_force_pilot_tells_all_about_encounter_with_ufo_govt_secrets/43672/