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I think this idea is mistaken to some extent. The assumption is that there is some burden of proof to prove/disprove a particular story or encounter depends on the mindset of the reader. This thread is a particularly good example of this point. Those seeking "proof" will easily dismiss Mr...

You can also download Ruppelt's 'The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects' from the Manybooks link as well.

After listening, a few thoughts. There are two aspects of Mr. Huggins story I found most interesting. The first was when he was talking about holding one of his Hybrid (rather transgenic) children. He mentions he dropped it, which in turn set off a whole chain of events. This is the -fourth-...

I think too, that those associated smells are often described as being the atmosphere of the whatever craft the person find themselves on and not the beings themselves. As for Huggins not recognizing or remembering a smell, may be the entity didn't have one to remember... I'll tell you what I...

So the 'Capt. Grace' mentioned in the Kirtland document found here, is not the same John Grace known as Val Valerian. From that document... 2. Ref your request for further information regarding HQ CR 44, the following is provided: Capt. Grace 7602 Aintelg, INS contacted and related...

Don, A question if I might regarding John Grace. You mentioned in an earlier post his relationship with Lear and his co-authorship of the hoaxed Krill documents and you describe him simply as a an USAF NCO. I have read elsewhere however that he was w/AFOSI, was a Captain, and had involvement in...

Regrets... I appreciate Mr. Huggins willingness to appear on the show.

Google Wave has some of the potential you're talking about. It's still in it's infancy but many are jazzed and working on it. Google Wave

I understand the position taken by Schuyler wrt to Greer and I am certainly no fan of what has become the Exopolitics movement. That said, those who chronicle history don't really have a choice when it comes to reporting it. Whether or not we agree with the personalities involved, it was Greer...

If you would please Schuyler, could you clarify for us if Rich cited Greer directly from his own work or is it, as MikeC questioned, from one of Greer's books regarding the experiences of those involved early on in the Disclosure project . You've already stated you read these passages that...

Thanks for sharing that B&S (no pun intended)....here's one of my own. A few years back (2006), we visited my wife's best friend in southern Cal. Her next door neighbor, who my wife's friend was friendly with, worked in the aerospace/miltech industry, working on drones or some such thing. He...

Mr. Dolan, You had me at "honestly" (in your first post). With respect, ~J

Not sure if this counts, but I do think it an important case as far as documentation of a sort. It predates all modern stories of UAP sightings/Abduction accounts and yet you'll find most of the what is commonly described today in this account. It is probably also the first account to associate...

I'm currently reading Clark's 'The UFO Files', his collection of interesting MOD reports, UK UFO history and thoughts. He was fairly instrumental in getting them released IIRC and I've already found a few gems that made the purchase worthwhile. From Amazon UK: 'What does all this stuff about...

I think a Clown who is really a demonic entity from Hell driving a Buick 8 from Hell would be quite formidable, especially with Killer Puppets in the trunk. As would a guy who dresses as his Mother who happens to be married to a Black Man with a Hook on his Arm. However, the fact that both are...

Funny, that's what my mom keeps saying....hmmmm... What say ye ladies?

I wish...see links. Would like to see some discussion here though. I didn't see Chris Walken on the list but his obviously inhuman and totally mesmerizing acting abilty should be worth an honorable mention.

A Hierarchy of Monsters Over at io9, they’re doing another one of those “who would win?” voting contests, this time between classic horror monsters. This is, obviously, madness–the general population is ignorant as to the nature and danger of assorted monsters, and consequently their opinions...

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My point was slightly deeper Schuyler but admittedly not well written. I think maybe it's because I have a deep sympathy for guys like MikeC. He simply posted something he found of interest and wished to share for reasons other than proof or disproof of the story. It rang well enough for -him-...