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OK. I misspoke. Sorry! I try to never speak or write in absolutes. I'm polite unless attacked. I guess I just find some of the claims and stories interesting enough to listen without contradicting too much.

Rick, I'll have to listen to what I said again, but I do not consider people who remain interested in the subject "stupid." That would mean that I think I'm in that category. I do think that those who remain interested and never change their opinion or viewpoint from the ETH (or at least...

It was a lot of fun. Thanks Paul, Walter and Don once again! There's something different about having people live, together in an actual studio that pushes the conversation. That's why I still do live shows. I'm roach fogging the studio next weekend.

Now posted at Radio Misterioso. Enjoy.

By the end of the week at radiomisterioso.com.

We all enjoyed doing the show. I'll try to get it posted at radiomisterioso.com before Paul leaves L.A. on Weds.

What counts is fair and honest debate on "fringe" subjects and cases. No, just those in whom I detect a tendency towards fundamentalism. No, but if you point me in at any online, I will. I'll wager that he stayed far away from any speculation on what are considered "paranormal" subjects. Any...

I am aware that Klass could be nasty to anyone for apprently the slightest transgression. I stand by my assessment. As far as I know, Gardner was unequivocal in his a-priori dismissal of ALL claims of phenomena that were not comfortably covered by existing theory. That is not scientific...

It's "Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft" all over again. It's so old it's new. The rock group Klaatu apparently knew about this episode (described by Albert Bender below) and composed a song about it, which some of you have probably heard (later covered by the Carpenters and others.)...

Thanks for this, Don. Klass was an asshole, pure and simple. I've heard stories of his underhanded dealings and mean-spirited activities from many researchers, good and bad. He was probably working for someone, or sublimating some horrible traumas, or both. He was a founding member of CSICOP...

He was at the Los Angeles office. I checked into that one indepenedently. ---------- Post added at 11:27 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:01 AM ---------- I know him and I'm biased, but I could see how people would say the things they've said on the forum so far. By the way, I did...

Thank you. I also am still not convinced of the veracity of "ley lines" I think the 33rd degree of north latitude may be significant, or it may be that more people live there so more stuff happens. Walter has showed me his military papers and citations. If they were fakes, they were good...

Crazies In Aircraft.

This is all fascinating stuff to me. It's certainly more interesting than more UFO reports or disclosure arguments. Would Vonmazur and/or Brownie be willing to come on my show (or the Paracast) and talk about these experiences? It could be very enlightening, or at least a lot more interesting...

Mostly wrong. Where did you hear that? I also think that you're joking!

Thank you Gene! Looking forward to our first show together.

His name was Mario Pazzaglini. If you do a search on his name, some things I have written about him/ interviews will come up. Greg

Yes. Really. Discuss.

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