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I find Maccabee to be elusive and hard to pin down. His analyses, especially the Skylab red satellite, are great reading and his site is one I've read top to bottom despite a couple of bum links. In that sense, he's a reputable man and interesting to look into. On the other hand, there's a few...

I think a lot of people have genuine concerns that Kruse is seeking attention by posting video after video. In some of these vids, she's shining laser pointers at the 'craft.' I read a thread that showed she's on a flight path and actually endangering the lives of crew and passengers by shining...

He had 10% of the book sales! That was the deal. I think I heard it on a DRM Friday show from a couple of months back and Randle's mentioned it in his blog. There's an image that's always been front page on hyper.net....confusingly it isn't there now I want to link it! It's been there for...

I agree. Whatever happened in the 40s, 50s and early 60s seems to be exceptional in recorded history.

Baalbek. Despite the smarmy tone of your phrasing, 'please do enlighten us,' I'll post a summary of why it's explained. In my several hundred posts on this site, you'll find very few that use the sarcasm or insulting terms that you are happy to use. It was the same poor attitude that prompted my...

Hiya Tyder, I've been doing the same thing in the past couple of months. It started as curiosity and I expected to see some big gap in the plausibility of the abduction phenomena. A lot of it is questionable imo and there are some seriously dark personalities in the field. The MiLab stuff is too...

This show was pretty tough to get into. I think the best Bud Hopkins show was from last year and was the first time I'd really paid attention to the abduction phenomena. He was interviewed with Jacobs. June 14, 2009 Dr. David M. Jacobs and Budd Hopkins | The Paracast — The Gold Standard of...

Don, with all due respect, you know what my post was referring to. There's no spinning the argument. Post an example from Cremo's book and I'll address it. Asking me to post a reply that assesses a several hundred page book is not gonna happen. Give me a specific case and I'll look at it. BTW...

Don, in my view you're encouraging and complicit in a forum-gang situation. Looking at the ad-homs flying my way and the 'thanks' going against me, it's looking like some of the Paracast members are singling out one member for posting his opinion. I've been here for a while now and can't recall...

Good work. Alan Partridge on UFOs?! lol Thanks to you, I'll be battering my bandwidth watching Vallee videos. I didn't know he did so many TV presentations until now.

Your word's good enough for me in this case. Thanks for the reply.

Hiya Chris, is it really that straight forward with LMH? Is it all about the $$$? Although I don't have much of an opinion about her, it was nice to think that she was operating from genuine belief in the stuff she supports. It might sound stupid, but I'm a little disappointed to see her as...

Hiya Don, good question. I gave mine to a friend's daughter because she loves this kind of stuff. I've got the abridged version, Hidden History of the Human Race as a reference. It begins with a Graham Hancock foreword, nosedives into a leading commentary on the Laetoli Footprints and...

There's a couple of good books that spring to mind about NA mythology. The first is 'They Dance in the Sky: Native American Star Myths.' The second is almost a hundred years old now by Lewis Spence, Myths of the North American Indians. Spence's books are out of copyright and usually go for...

It's hard to understand why some people choose to believe that aliens created us or screwed with our DNA. Given the evidence they have to go on....it's 'choose.' Speculating is always interesting, but some of these guys believe the story. Lloyd Pye is a huge seller of these ideas, Tellinger too...

I do love sarcasm in the morning. The 'big change in mind' was mostly a part of growing up; it's harder to tell BS when you're a teenager. The creation of Baalbeck and the trilithon have been fairly well explained to my mind; Pumu Punku maybe less so. At this point, from experience, you and...

Hiya Kieran, that's a whole lot of points to deal with and there's a little 'bait and switch' in there too. I'm cool with your points and will try and answer a few of them rather than going down that point-for-point thing that some guys in forums enjoy. The fact that you've spent some time...

Ignoring the irony of that last sentence, I sort of agree and don't pay much attention unless he appears in a thread somewhere or other. He's made some reasonable points on his journey and possibly introduced a lot of people to the mysteries of the UFO enigma. At the same time, I could pull...

Well wasn't that a a fun butt-kicking?!:D 'Over-educated' is a negative thing? That's called anti-intellectualism....plain old dumbing down. My beliefs aren't narrow-minded and rarely feature on the forums. If I express a view, it's usually after a lot of reading up or a few years of thinking...

I've enjoyed the recent shows a lot, especially the 'round table' which I'm half way through. The Halloween show was full of cussing and offensive language and all the better for it. :D It'd be good to hear another show for an adult audience where Don, Rich and guests speak their minds with a...