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The gaps! What about the gaps? That's highly suspicious don't you think? You should investigate Sauder . . . he's clearly one of the most well-known and respected UFO researchers out there. Proving he lied about his credentials would prove to be a feather in your cap! Everyone will be shocked...

...intentionally omitted the institutions where she claimed she received her degrees, I would not have that ability. Sauder has made himself "Imbrognoing-proof." (I'm not saying he has anything he's hiding, just that - if he were - he's protected himself from being outed like Imbrogno was by...

...ignored. I'm certainly not upset about all the non-evidence you compiled. Lance Moody made the effort to do some real research regarding Imbrogno. Even then, even with some researchers in the field claiming they were what they weren't, it doesn't change the cases. It doesn't change DC 1952...

...Jonathon Reed plus a special documentary on epilettes from Dr Stephen Greer.(documentary subject to an extra ticketed fee). Hosted by Phil Imbrogno. Does my head look big in this ?A fun panel game with Stan Romanek. Stan Romanek poses in designer sweaters behind a milking shed and is filmed...

...pants and vow not to work there anymore, do a number of things but certainly not start a shut-down, cos you know there is nobody there? Anyone know what form this supposed 'entity' took, according to Imbrogno, who's credibility of course is zero now his academic shenanigans have been exposed?

...the incident, they were both owned and operated by the New York Power Authority. You were correct that the Book Night Siege by Hynek and Imbrogno contained a description of an entity being seen within the secondary containment area of the Indian Point reactor just after the UFO appearance...

Hahaha. "it doesn't matter" was my initial position. I already explained why. Misrepresentation, like in Imbrogno's case, is a different matter of course. You don't have anything close to what Lance Moody turned up there. If that's the best you've got, it's next to nothing. Sauder's educational...

How about some specific examples?

Good so far. Well ... I think we diverge here a bit. From my perspective, "interpretive data and anonymous sources" are about as useful as science fiction. It might be entertaining, but that's about all it amounts to no matter how credible the person telling the story is, and either way (...

...Witkowski as a retired police officer in one's self-published book. (Not referencing Dolan now, but just generally speaking) for every Imbrogno or Thielmann there are a dozen more who simply haven't been outed. In approaching ufologists, I - therefore - assume each of them is an...

Now you're comparing apples and oranges . . . a guy who falsely claimed he went to MIT and a guy who got into UFOs maybe a couple decades or so after he got out of college. When I went to college, I don't remember too many people saying, "I plan to get into UFO research." I know I didn't. It's...

...Courant ... he was a pilot at some point for someone and received his flight training from somewhere. When, who and where? We don't need to know, I guess. This is the field that has produced the likes of "Dr." Phil Imbrogno and "Lt.-Commander" Richard Thielmann (sp?). Forgive me if I'm...

...of the ufo research community, I will say that 15 legitimate masters and doctorate degrees wouldn't have helped me take any of the nonsense Imbrogno was spouting even a drop more seriously. I was literally yelling at my TV, which I have also done more than once watching Ancient Aliens.

...authors to Ufos and Abductions: Challenging the Borders of Knowledge, a book edited by Jacobs. So I at least believe that he's not the Imbrogno type, guess no ammo for Lance there :) . I'd love to see him as a guest, Gene should definately do some booking. I'd like to hear his take on the...

...with him and MUFON. And then there was NIDS, which seemed more promising, but not really well focused. I think we'd both agree that Imbrogno would have been better off if he hadn't thought that credentials were so important. I'm not making excuses here but it also seems to be an illusion...

...Do we take this old man with a whispery voice and a short time left, seriously? Is it a case of it's never too late for some to want their Imbrogno fifteen minutes regardless of the circumstances? Unfortunately it's all anecdotal and anonymous testimony and Dolan certainly asks some leading...

Isn't it normal for these shows to be recorded far in advance? Imbrogno was seriously integrated into this field. It stands to reason we'll still see him a time, even peripherally. We do justice a disservice by still talking about the guy, I think. The worst that can happen to this nut-bag is...

Seems it was filmed before he was outed as a fraud Rosemary Ellen Guiley | Paranormal Research | Ghosts & Hauntings - Visionary Living March 2011 ish

Oh my Lord. Just got done watching a segment on Weird Or What where Phil is explaining how shadow people are using their advanced technology to focus gravitons into dimensional portals so that they can execute a full scale invasion. How did anyone ever take this guy seriously?

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