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Yeah, true enough. It is nearly unimaginable how it is that nuclear power plants can be approved for construction and operation without effective contingency plans in place for how to deal with severe problems. It is only my understandings of greed and dysfunctional bureaucracies that allow me...

I will eventually get to what I find to be some of the more interesting details in my previously referenced blog, trainedobserver, but a (not surprisingly) excellent summary of the situation is provided by Vallee. His articles, "In Search of Alien Glyphs (or are they microwave blasters?)," "Crop...

Thanks for the heads up, TO! In addition to the info you provided, I found that Levengood is not referred to as a doctor on the International Crop Circle Researchers' Association site or in his research papers. I therefore edited my blog to drop the title, 'Dr.' I do not know if Levengood ever...

Parts one and two of a series of posts I am making on crop circles may be viewed at: http://ufotrail.blogspot.com/ Comments and dialog, either supportive or critical, are welcomed and encouraged.

It is of course a given, as Keiko suggested, that it is entirely the personal choice of any self-described abductee to participate in regressive hypnosis. That stated, I present the following for consideration: The American Medical Association issued a firm and clear notice it does not...

It seems to me that the most relevant subject matter is the credibility or lack thereof of regressive hypnosis (RH) as a memory retrieval tool and the responsibility of researchers (that use RH) to make their subjects thoroughly aware of its infallibilities and potential emotional and...

Gary Haden made a blog post on February 25 titled, They’re On to Me: The MPD Game from Hello to Goodbye, and may be viewed at: http://speculativerealms.blogspot.com/20....m-hello-to.html An excerpt: The issue of consent strikes at the heart of the Emma Woods Case. There are aspects to consent...

In an article titled "Another Runaway General: Army Deploys Psy-Ops on U.S. Senators" and published February 23, 2011, in Rolling Stone, author Michael Hastings wrote in part: Full article...

'Thanks' for the thanks, Christopher O'Brien, keiko and stiver. I sincerely appreciate it. I prioritize this subject matter for several reasons. I therefore have a personal appreciation for others who do the same and demonstrate a willingness to objectively review relevant information obtained...

More on Colonel Alexander can be learned from an interview conducted by Sharon Weinberger and published during 2007 by the Washington Post. In an article titled, Mind Games, Weinberger wrote: John Alexander, one of the people whom Harlan Girard holds personally responsible for the voices in...

Great posts, trainedobserver. I have a personal appreciation for your objectivity and attention to the bigger picture relevant issues. From the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH) website: Important Notice Regarding Hypnosis and the American Medical Association ...The Presidents...

Let's try to keep this in proper context, please, Elendil: Goertzel's article addressed the work his class at Rutgers did in specific reference to the now infamous Bigelow-funded Roper Poll authored by Hopkins, Jacobs and Westrum. Goertzel did not address specific recollections related to vivid...

It is not that black and white. January 13, 2011, jjflash wrote (to Emma Woods): At this point in time, what do you think are the most likely explanations for your experiences of high strangeness? Woods replied: I do not know. I have an open mind about it. I think that it could be aliens...

Measuring The Prevalence of False Memories: A New Interpretation of a "UFO Abduction Survey" by Ted Goertzel, Rutgers University, Camden NJ 08102 Published in The Skeptical Inquirer18 (3): 266-272, 1994. (this is the original manuscript, prior to any editing done by the journal.)...

I agree, Wickerman, that Sheaffer's perspective is worthy of consideration, if not completely valid. Many are of the opinion they were stained a long time ago. Hopkins' and Jacobs' premature and sensationalized claims of fact never did stand up to competent scrutiny, and there is no gray area...

I hear ya. Some relevant and interesting points have been made. Some arguments consisting of circular logic have been presented too, in my opinion, but I suppose that is par for the course. While extreme thinking - one way or the other - is inherently full of problems, I would hope we could...

I can understand why you might initally think so, Wickerman, and I am of course aware that your above statement is prevalent throughout the UFO community. However and if you give it a bit more thought, it becomes apparent that the statement is incorrect. Furthermore, it becomes apparent why such...

I was s'posin' it might be one of those rascally, 'infiltrate, divide and conquer' hybrids that we are informed are so computer savvy that they have taken to the convenience of sending their threats via instant messages. When it comes to e-communications, ya apparently just can't keep a good...

Serious questions are indeed raised, and critical thinkers raised such questions a long time ago. The UFO community must demand accountability of its researchers. We must not be swayed by what we might prematurely prefer to believe rather than allowing the facts, or the lack thereof, to speak...