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Found this interesting and useful site: HOME - The PRUFOS Police Database A DC from the UK has collected police reports of UFO sightings and placed them on this site. A statistical analysis can be found also, at SCREENWRITING - The PRUFOS Police Database (Might give y'all something to...

It would be cool if you could email them the moon. Like, so when they download their email, the moon pops out. Would suck for the Earth, sure, but the looks on their faces for that split second would be priceless. Kind of reminds me of the "Belgium does not exist" "conspiracy" website...

If you search around youtube you can find videos taken by visitors to North Korea. Some of the cityscapes are surreal, especially Pyongyang- it's like a huge, standard concrete-and-glass city with wide modern highways, but absolutely no cars, anywhere, and very few people. It's like some kind...

I don't know about general screen recorders, but if you want a good streaming media recorder, "WM Recorder" is a great little app I use to record 'unrecordable' streaming windows media. (A friend tells me the latest full version should be available as a torrent, but I wouldn't know about...

A lot of researchers say it was Antonio Villas Boas in 1957. Some have questioned his claims, but the reasons are similar to those given by skeptics of the Hill abductions (ie, seeing/reading about similar experiences shortly before the abduction). Boas didn't report "greys" per se, but...

Whoever runs that "UFO Hall of Shame," I nominate this guy as a candidate. Thumbs down.

A few years ago I saw an exhibit on never-before seen photography taken from the moon-landing archives. They had a photo-of-a-photo, wrapped in cellophane, on the Moon's surface of one of the astronauts family. According to the caption he had taken the photograph of his family with him for the...

That's one cute alien! I'll be keeping some 'fancy feast' at hand in case the UFO's come around my place... :p

Urm... you're the same "A. LeClair" who wrote in this thread just a few posts ago: You didn't even notice my mistake the first time you responded to my post (and I'm still waiting for an explanation on that by the way, it wasn't very coherent...), nor have you read this entire thread yourself...

I agree there is some value in a properly performed hypnosis, but these (apparently) are rare. Certainly any approach to this mysterious and elusive subject is of some use, I can't deny that. In a different thread here there was some discussion about DMT, a drug that created in "normal" (ie...

Agreed 100%. I'm a huge fan of Vallee as well, and the control mechanism hypothesis seems to me (at least so far) the best starting point with which to approach the UFO phenomenon. I worry that people like him no longer seem to do much publishing these days. One of Vallee's comments sums it...

Ah, you are right. I stand corrected. I have to admit talking about them on the forums as opposed to the paracast doesn't bug me so much, but the poll question said "Should the Paracast ban... etc" which I assumed meant the actual Paracast podcast. My bad. I still stand by what I said...

I believe astronauts have likely seen UFO's, but these NASA shuttle vids that keep popping up are garbage. I've never once seen any of the documentary hosts on those shows interview any optics or camera specialists, which would have been the first thing I'd attempt to rule out before moving on...

Belgium Doesn't Exist! Belgium does not exist!

Not sure I follow you... I don't pay for the show, I don't pay for radio either, or reading webpages (aside from my net access costs). Notice I put 'consumer' in quotation marks (even though technically the term consumer can be apt even for free services). As for your final comment, I couldn't...

I won't name names here, but my personal take is that the 'new wave' of ufologists seem to place a heavy emphasis on hypnosis, and this has heralded a new low for ufology. It seems anyone (often without any medical training) can set up shop as a hypnotist, collect a bunch of stories through...

I voted 'Yes.' Personally I think this show is one of the last remaining venues for relatively reasonable chat about the paranormal, and there are, unfortunately, way too many proven charlatans in this field. I fail to see how this is a freedom of speech issue. It's not a vote to repeal the...

I saw that video of the "flying witch" in Mexico. It looked like someone bought a halloween party prop and found some way of getting it to fly.

George Knapp & Colm Kelleher mentioned the idea of investigating the paranormal using intelligence/counter-intelligence methodologies in the Hunt for the Skinwalker book (mainly on pages 266-8). Their point was a little more "generalized" than strapping an ET in a chair and interrogating it...

I know nothing about satellites, so I can't say. I had a friend who was very into astronomy and skywatching though, and we've seen stuff like that which he explains as occasionally you can see things like the ISS or space shuttle, which move very fast across the sky but look no different than...