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When my 9-month old starts talking, I'll ask him for the Straight Truth on 9/11, before this hell-world corrupts his Divine Purity. Any and all answers will be posted here immediately, also possibly promoted by Louis Jarvis.

When it's no longer 'too soon' I'll admit to muttering a bit of an ell-oh-ell.

Some coverage of these interesting types who commune with Bigfoot (telepathically or otherwise) would be nice. And I don't say that completely sarcastically. Bigfoot "contactees," I haven't encountered much on them but I find it intriguing.

My sincerest apologies, I hadn't realized that participatory violence was a prerequisite to the expression of opinion. And I admit I did miss a memo. Apparently the American Dream has been revised downward, somewhere along the lines of $4/hour picking strawberries--in which case, yes, we are...

I wonder if I could fast-track my psychology degree by doing a field study of the mindset of UFO uber-skeptics who nonetheless devote a large part of their lives to interacting with a phenomenon which is understood to be a Great Big Nothing. Kit Green is on staff at my school, maybe I could get...

C'mon, man, if I don't get all fired up about Iran I might have to look around and observe my homeland falling to pieces, and that would be a real downer. so much the better to feel virile and strong by kicking around a scapegoat or two.

Nothing besides coverage of politicians flapping their gums has caused me to hiss and yell at the TV as much as that Ancient Aliens series.

I don't know how relevant this is, but regarding the government release of UFO files, I don't think anybody outside of those already interested in UFOs even cares. Thus this isn't going to have a profound impact on society. But I don't even know if that matters. The government file releases...

Have the Oberg types compiled a list of witness types who ARE considered reliable? Because over the years I get the impression that everyone except skeptical astronomers have been ruled out as having opinions/observations worthy of consideration.

Kaku is an oddball exception. The issue is hopelessly complicated due to decades of cultural programming regarding UFOs, c/o the Air force, FAA, etc. I really don't see much hope for significant numbers of professionals taking up the issue (and more than a fringe element of the population even...

The drama on this thread is getting me so hiiiiiiigh.

Well, unfortunately the book has 'UFOs' in big bold letters on the cover. As Kean makes clear in the book, that term more or less embodies Robert Anton Wilson's concept of the 'Fnord,' wherein minds automatically shut down when they encounter it. I can't get past the basic reality that any...

Also--I don't think this book could have come out at a worst time. I highly doubt anyone in the American government is going to push for the formation of an investigative body to address UFOs when the country is creeping ever closer to the abyss.

Has anybody ever brought up Richie Dolan's close association with Ms. Knight and her alien brethren? She prints something like twenty or more pages of his Volume 1 in her High Strangeness book. Knowing that, it's not surprising that he'd hook up with the Project Camelot starlets, as well. [And...

One interesting thing so far--The Iranian pilot who chased the UFO over Tehran in '76 discusses being in a meeting about it, and there's a US military official in there taking notes. The pilot mentions that he was unable to fire his weapons at the object, and the US official says, "You're lucky...

I might just be prejudiced as a result of hearing so many idiots call in on Coast to Coast. Maybe when there's a caller I sort of drift off.

In my imagination I've been doing radio for about three years. But really you should have taken that as a compliment, I find you and your guests more compelling than any callers.

Jim Schnabel's book 'Round in Circles' put quite a damepr on my interest. I had previously only encountered the Freddy Silva types' opinion of the 'Doug and Dave' story, but Schnabel took a more straight-forward approach and ACTUALLY TALKED TO THEM, and their story seems quite sensible...

I almost always find listener call-ins to be a nuisance.

I dunno, seems to me like the author of the dailymail article is trying to bend the book's contents to suit his own version of truth. From the review it seems like the book ends on a more or less agnostic note. I'm hoping the July 29th release date I've heard is valid, 'cos Amazon says...