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You might be right Archie; stranger things have happened on-line. The thing is, as I see it, James1 hasn't posted any information in these threads that isn't available to any of us. There's no inside knowledge or elements of opinion that point to Emma Woods. 1. I've got nothing written on my...

It's faked. The object is a fibre-glass prop. If you look carefully, you can see the seam/edge just above the dirt back-fill.

FBI chief over 30 years ago. Check out his website...http://www.tedgunderson.net Thank God bad grammar and psychedelic websites aren't an obstacle to preventing the assassination of US Presidents.

What can we say that hasn't already been said about the armchair assassin or internet hardman? Over the years, I've tracked down a few assholes and emailed them after they caught my attention. One of them had directed threats to me; the others had been textbook offensive to other people and...

Anything from Cohen or ANW is BS. It isn't worth entertaining as even *possibly* true. If the day came that he posted something of genuine interest, other sites would've already picked up on it. In it's own way, The Examiner is similar to ANW for publishing any old crap that could get...

I hope the guys have that effect on some people. Some of these 'psychics' are amongst the lowest form of human life and I'd expect it to be one of the oldest con-games in our history. No doubt, thousands of years ago assholes found a niche way to make a living and have built on the format and...

Kevin Randle investigated Aurora in the 70s and identified it as a hoax. Like so many of the zombie-like UFO folklore tales, this one just keeps coming back and has no respect for the 'head shot.' http://kevinrandle.blogspot.com/2005/03/aurora-texas-story-that-wont-die.html Despite all the bad...

Clark and Vallee have a lot of personal history. They've been in the scene for about the same amount of time, shared the same ideas at one time and were friends. Clark's opinion of Vallee's views is valid and based on his intellect and personal experience. Rather than 'toxic,' it's informed opinion.

The thing is, we've got all these critters in books, on film and stuffed in the houses of rich folk. There's no doubt that they share our world in a physical way. They leave traces. Bears, moose and deer have been roadkill. We've found the bones of people from thousands of years ago across the...

Usually the mention of 'orbs' is enough for my attention span to flat-line. The sections you suggested are pretty interesting and reminded me of Raiders of the Lost Ark when the critters come flying out of the Ark near the end. "Close your eyes Marion! Don't look into the light!" Paul...

Let us know how you get on; I couldn't get into it. Ledger's 'Dark Object' and Leslie Kean's are on the back-burner for now.

My ex never trimmed either. A bloody Yowie could have lived down there.

Leslie Kean to take on Stephen Colbert! She's also done a good interview with Dave Twichell...http://whfr.fm/station/programs/whfr-forum/podcast/2011/01/04 Direct right click save as...http://whfr.fm/sites/default/files/whfr-forum-2011-01-04.mp3

Might be a prediction of the cricket. Teehee.

My critical thinking points strongly towards there being no Yowies or Bigfoots. A large mammal can't exist without leaving spoor, nests, bodies etc. Somehow these hairy guys are immune to natural disaster? Why don't they ever get hit by cars? Fall from trees? Get carried away in flash floods...

I voted 'other.' This is because aliens are associated with UFOs and I don't know what UFOs are or represent. Rather than looking at the motivations of something unknown, in my opinion, it's more reasonable to work out what UFOs are in the first place. It is fun to speculate though... :D

I wonder if they'll have anything to say that hasn't already been read or heard from them before? /grouchy cynicism

Well there's not much left of Native American settlements to discuss...the reservations were chosen for them. Off the top of my head, Cahokia springs to mind...in the middle of the Mississippi flood plain. Indigenous people is kind of a strawman in the sense that it's ill-defined. The...

Be sure and leave a good dose of e-coli in there too. Maybe a submerged bear-trap too? Photos and a trail of runny alien spoor will have you set up for life.

Although I'm not a fan of Strieber and pay him no mind, you've raised a point that' s a real pain in the ass for people interested in UFOs. An interest in UFOs generates assumptions that discredit such people from being reliable witnesses. There's a suggestion that they'd be prone to wishful...