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The conspiracy of idiocy I enjoyed the change of pace in the most recent episode of the Paracast; it is always a great pleasure to listen to Ken Thomson speak. One point I wanted to make is in regards to the 'third force' that David kept mentioning. While the panel discussion correctly...

I have started listening to 'Mysterious Universe'. There isn't a lot of serious discussion on the show, the format is more like a 'what's new in the Paranormal this week'. The hosts are pleasant enough and its a pretty simple way to just hear stories. John

>>Well, fella, I think that the point of this thread is to "solve the mystery in 20 words or less," something we have been discussing for, oh, maybe 50 years or so. I've been studying it myself for about the past 25 years. And I have become frustrated with the fact that we will, quite likely...

In general I think people are missing the point of this thread. The idea is this. If there are such a thing as Man Made UFOs, then we can find out the truth behind this particular mystery. As we should all be well aware by now we probably are never going to figure out the truth behind any...

The point of the thread is to focus, as a topic of conversation, something which actually can be solved. Let's hear them. What are the examples in favor of home-grown-UFOs and what are those against? Let's weigh them. I'm extremely skeptical about the whole thing but I'm also willing to...

The single most disturbing thing to me, upon listening to this episode, was when I was forced to consider the notion that the aliens wanted this guys DNA. Dear Lord help us if the aliens are harvesting gallons of semen from David Huggins. Imagine a world filled with a bunch of alien hybrids...

So, it occurs to me, that we have it within our power to resolve with absolute certainty a major component of the UFO mystery. Within the pantheon of the UFO mystery lies three major components: (1) UFOs are something 'other' (aliens, interdimensional, shifts in consciousness, demons, angels...

I was really making two points. The first, is that while having a theory that various UFO events are actually intelligence operations is fine it still takes positive evidence to prove it. It seems to me that the evidence most conspiracy theorists need amounts to little more than 'they could do...

I just finished listening to the most recent podcast where the MUFON director spent a lot of time presenting his theories on how many UFO cases might be intelligence operations. It's a good theory. One I have held myself on more than one occasion. However, I would like to point out that...

He sent me another email which states the following: Dr. Rorke "It was intended to be a resource for listeners of the show, and not intended to be confusing. I've just written a request to the webmaster to remove the page of soundfiles, or to put a disclaimer. "

Gene and David, I just received the following personal response from Dr. Rorke via email. I don't think much of his excuse since it is his own personal website so heavily promoting this material. ---------------------------------------------- You need to listen to my appearance on C2C AM...

Uh--oh... my opinion of Dr. Rorke just dropped about a million percent when I went and visited his website. Did Gene and David know that Dr. Rorke is one of those moon-landing hoax conspiracy wackos? I find moon-hoax conspiracy nuts even more annoying than '911 truther's. No wonder we can't...

This was a wildly entertaining episode. Dr. Rourke is a great storyteller and I got the impression that he had enough material to easily fill a few more shows. It was very refreshing to hear a new voice, with new perspectives. Often times it seems we get the same cast of paranormal...

Thanks Don! I'm looking forward to listening to this. 'The God's of Eden' is a great read. Bramely spins an entertaining tale that, in the end, I just don't really support or believe in. But, it's a fun mythology and you see how many threads of his ideas have permeated modern conspiracy...

Here's a link to photographs from the Halloween party my wife and I attended. I dressed up as Shriner, which was rather easy to do since I am a Shriner. John Ratcliff's Weblog: The Lake St. Louis Halloween Party - 2009 - with Max Thrust

Hey, I'm just as skeptical about UFO disclosure by the US Gummint as anyone else. I think the exopolitical movement and others are all way off track. Personally, the only UFO disclosure I personally want to see happen is from the jack-asses flying the UFOs themselves. They are the ones I have...

As many of you on this forum may have already noticed, the New Age / Paranormal section of your local bookstore these days is over-flowing with books about 2012. Every single one of these books makes reference to 'Ancient Mayan Prophecies'. I have just one question. Can anyone name even a...