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Funnily enough a few a guys think they've solved it by listening to deep jungle and smoking African Mountain. :D

Man, Rutter's running on an IQ close to his waistband. He's cunning and conniving, but only in the way Homer Simpson is. He stumbles from one comedy pratfall to another without the intelligence or self-awareness to realise he's way down the IQ bell-curve from the people he tries to con. There's...

How does it feel to be on a roll? Between this book and the last one, it seems like his work is generating some serious discussion and good vibes. It's a far cry from the reaction to 'Bodysnatchers.' Does he feel these books may become more of a legacy than the cryptozoology ones? Does he feel...

I enjoyed reading your post and it was somewhat timely in that coincidental way we are used to. It was only the other day when I briefly wondered at the origins of the 'high strangeness' phrase. It's buried away in the 60s issues of the Flying Saucer Review and a few books...as you point out...

Crikey. That's a lot of 'Exo' to be taking in on a fine Sunday. It's worth it to see that Bermuda short-wearing alien from last year again. Salla published it as 'proof' that aliens walk amongst us and got some stick for it too.

On the bright side, anyone that clambers aboard the good ship 'Ark' can't help but realise it's totally impossible to squeeze a few hundred thousand pairs of birds, bugs and animals on the damn thing. Maybe some small percentage will have a double-take 'GTFO' moment and begin to wonder if that...

Good riddance to Saddam Hussein and the atrocities committed under his regime. Who can say if Iraq is better off now? If we ask the residents, they probably have their own opinions. If we ask the Coalition forces, they'll say the place is better off. In between one side and the other is the...

Yeah sorry Ron. I probably found my reply way more funny than it was. I'm still smiling. Those old Paracast commercials never really die. :)

Same here, but Pascagoula is right up there for me. The Dechmont Woods case from Scotland ( http://ufos.about.com/od/aliensalienabduction/a/1979dechmont.htm) is another that remains very interesting. The only one I can think of that contains a 'New-Age' message is the Ilkley Moors abduction...

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I'm a fan of Paratopia too and like their style. I've enjoyed friendly disagreements with Jeff and Jer over on ATS and that kind of thing matters to me. Decent guys in my experience. From listening to 'topia, it's pretty clear they hold Strieber in high esteem and because of that take his...

It's funny how we all seem to have followed similar paths into this subject. I also read the books in the local library junior section and moved through the 'grown-up' section. It's like we're somehow predisposed to be fascinated by something that most people find ridiculous or plain...

Where is the UFO community heading? Hmmm... My current take on it* is that the 'community' is heading in the same direction it has always been going in. You might be thinking how 'exopolitics' and guys like Sturrock and the NARCAP associates could possibly be going the same way? Add Greer and...

I enjoy reading Inexplicata, Corrales does a good job covering the freaky weirdness that's so prevalent around there. A couple of years ago, I was dumb enough to ask him if he'd researched Colares 1977 and his reply was excellent when really he had every right to take the piss out of me. That...

Hiya Kieran, it's worth pointing out that Barry Fell doesn't have a lot of support in the field of archaeology or ethno-linguistics. In that sense, he's renowned in some quarters and popular in the books that you like as much as I don't. He's had a few citations yet they they tend to be as...

As it stands, wikileaks has released a lot of stuff that doesn't show US foreign policy in a good light. No surprises there. UK foreign policy is no different. The military information has been interesting and it'll get better if Wikileaks survives into the new year. Apparently they have...

I could be wrong about this and it's just off recall of an article I read a few weeks back...Assange was hoping to become a citizen of Sweden because they have a better 'freedom of press' legislation than most of the world. By becoming citizen, he and wikileaks would be protected from...

They might see more things and then lack the terminology to explain or describe them? Who knows... It's possibly anyone's guess how they'd respond. On the one hand the populace are less educated...on the other, they're less exposed to the idea of UFOs as many in the West and maybe more...

I wonder if the reported UFO sightings in China reflect the growing network of communication in the country? Maybe they're using the UFO story as a cover for new technology like the US has done. China has a high literacy rate (90%+), but the average education ends at 11 compared to 16 in...