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The problem with this note is that one doesn't know just what Hoover knew (or didn't know, or thought he knew, etc) when he wrote it. Looking at the note itself (http://articles.dubroom.org/hoover_ufo_memo_big.jpg) it seems perfectly reasonable to assume that Hoover didn't need any knowledge...

Um, yes, I've read it. I've read lots of other books too. :confused:

I am fairly sure this location, including the pyramid, was described by the author in the following book: Amazon.com: Survival City: Adventures Among the Ruins of Atomic America: Tom Vanderbilt: Books I don't have the book with me, although I read it some time ago, and remember some discussion...

How many UFO events have to be confirmed as true for it to prove that UFOs are re OK, I realize I may have missed the point of the thread, and I apologize for that, so I'll keep this brief. Here's another way of putting what I'm trying to express: You look in the sky, and you see a stealth...

How many UFO events have to be confirmed as true for it to prove that UFOs are re That's exactly it, I don't think you can explore this subject without getting very subjective about sense data. I don't even think it's necessary to consider the possibility of deliberate illusion by the...

Bernard Madoff??

How many UFO events have to be confirmed as true for it to prove that UFOs are re I take issue with the statement "(a) proof of the phenomenon as comprising non-human entities piloting non-human technological craft," because I don't think even the most compelling UFO case can be considered...

No, but I warned everyone about it on Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, Digg, and Reddit.

One time about four months ago I ran out of hot pockets and jolt cola. I went outside and there was a great ball of burning flame high above casting a blinding light over everything and everyone. There were so many people and they didn't seem to mind. I managed to take shelter in doorways and...

I think this is pretty interesting. While I didn't know much about this man, after reading this blog article I'm planning on reading up on his life and interests: The Senator Who Fought the 'ESP Gap' | Danger Room from Wired.com

All true. Depending on the both the terms of the arbitration agreement (for Christina's Court parties) and the particular laws of the jurisdiction the parties would otherwise have brought their case to court in, it can be an even bigger win for the loser, because he/she could be avoiding a...

I haven't, so this may be OT, but you're right there.. I heard it somewhere described as being even though it was designed in the 60's it STILL looks like it comes from 100 years in the future. That plane is a work of art.

One thing that always sets off alarm bells for me is when people spend all their time talking about stories they've heard or things they've seen but absolutely no "introspection" on what it could mean or their own substantive views on everything. They back it up by saying they're just...

Very true, and very possible. There could well be a perfectly "non-paranormal" explanation for what happened to them- one of the more compelling one's I've heard was that they got in the way of a missile test (i.e. they were close to the impact zone and were injured and/or disoriented from...

Apologies if this has already been pointed out, but apparently the wife of Bill Knell appeared on an episode of "Christina's Court" (a Judge Judy type of show), being "sued" by no less than Chyna, the wrestling star, for fraudulent puppy-selling...

Very enjoyable episode, and sadly a necessary one. I look forward to the day (if ever it comes) when we can separate the "fraud exposing" from the substantive paranormal chat, but for now it's probably best to focus on cleaning up the field. I did not know who Bill Knell was beforehand but now...

If Paul Stonehill is ever back on the show, I'd love to hear his views on the Dyatlov Pass Incident, which he covered briefly in his book Soviet Ufo Phenomenon.

I voted no (FWIW) because I think the paranormal field is so full of charlatans that it's a benefit to the field to have a show which takes on the difficult but necessary task of exposing those charlatans. The flip side of the coin I guess is that sometimes I wish there would be a little more...

<table nof="LY" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="661"><tbody><tr align="left" valign="top"></tr><tr align="left" valign="top"> <td colspan="2" class="TextObject" width="408"> (FWIW, Mildenhall is a major RAF/USAF base in the...

D'oh- my bad. Makes little difference though, I redirect my above post to Ceri Shepherd. Also, I love the Venture Bros!