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Of course you're having trouble with what I'm saying. You disagree. And now you're playing the word-twisting game. For you I'll clarify: I'm saying that not everything gets shared. Is that better? And look what I've done, I jumped back in. Tsk, tsk. I shouldn't do that when I say I won't. :)

LOL, I didn't say the memo wasn't authentic. I said that I doubt the validity of the info about UFOs being classified higher than the H bomb. Nice try,though. :D Also, what I said refers to that sentence in the memo being the basis to argue that UFOs would not be used to cover something else...

Wait a minute. In fairness here, you were using the memo as basis for your position that UFOs would never have been used to cover something else. There is a BIG space between 'classified higher than the H bomb' and the 'USA was secretly investigating UFOs and that they were taken very...

What is the provenance of the information in the Project Magnet memo? The way the memo reads is that the comment about UFOs being classified 'higher than the H bomb' is coming from Canadian embassy staff employees who go unidentified. Whereas that could mean intelligence personnel, it still...

Oh! Ooops, it read another way to me. Notice I added smiles etc, which means my reply was not in red-faced fist-shaking rage, lol. This danged 21st Century version of the 19th Century telegraph! :D :D

That sounds interesting. Which decade?

That's probably true.

None of that eliminates what I said about Roswell just as possibly (if not more so) being a human project gone awry. :D

OK, that's not exactly what I said or claim the USAF did, boys. You are assuming that the UFO thing WAS more classified than everything else, which is an assumption. You guys also presume to know that UFOs were real in your preferred definition and would never have been used as a cover for a...

Last I have heard is that it allegedly had to do with global warming issues, but I'm not certain.

You did great. Gene should have you on more often.

Hey friends, I'd like to point out that people who actually read my books will tell you that I clearly state when I'm speculating. The honest reader will notice how many times I use the word speculation (and its synonyms) in my books. I offer this only because it's a popular assumption that I...

I apologize for my cold. It gave me a nagging cough with which I struggled all week.

I agree.

I just want to throw in my two cents regarding the strange experiences that come with research into weird things, as mentioned earlier in this thread. Been there, know what you're saying. As regards Ray Stanford, it would be nice if someone would meet his requirements for releasing his photos...

And let's not forget this one...

Here's another one that's been reported...

Bummer. Growing up a horror fan, thanks to my Dad, I've always enjoyed the various hosts over the years. For me, here in So Cal in the 70s it was Seymour and then Elvira, of course. But I'd heard of Zacherle, everyone has. A little piece of pop culture chipped away just a bit more.

He's more like a real journalist. He does what most reporters do, consolidate what's known with some personal investigation thrown in as much as possible. I mean all this in the most positive sense, too. He's an example to follow for a lot of us. What I especially like about Nick is that he...

Your point is quite valid. This stuff should not be a business first. The material should be sincere and the research as legitimate as one can do on their limitations. After that, it can be packaged as a product, yes, by all means. But writers of this stuff should approach it as research or an...