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Well, the reason I take issue with Nick Cook's work, is exactly because it has been broadcast in most countries which brought his ideas to the general populous. He has managed to (IMHO) mislead many people who have a casual interest in UFOs, into believing that UFOs might in fact be derived...

A smooth show with a media-savvy guest. IMHO the fault of GK is that he did not dennounce and reject the Lazar story long ago. It comes second only to Ray Santilli's infamous "Alien Autopsy" video, in terms of muddying the Ufological waters... (I can speak from personal experience that in...

Nick Cook's documentaries (UFO The secret evidence and Billion dollar secret) have their problems, in that the producer does not have consultants on technology issues. E.g. when Nick Cook talks to Boyd Bushman, the latter is either joking with him or has gone senile, as he demonstrates the Lenz...

I pity anyone who seeks to get serious info on UFOs, as the S/N ratio on the Internet is really low. Having said that, here are some hints: 1/ TEXT UFO Briefing Document - The best available evidence by Don Berliner (1995). Financed by Laurance Rockefeller, roughly 1,000 copies of this...

Frank (the editor) beat me to it, however if you let your mouse pointer hover over those URLs, you'll notice that they are from Google News. Apparently many people can't tell the difference, so FW should probably mark them as such, to avoid confusion. Btw, for the past 40 days I've monitoring...

Btw, it seems there is a sequel to it: "Skeptologists attack Ufologists" Skeptologists Attack Ufologists | TDG - Science, Magick, Myth and History Chris Rutkowski has posted about it in his blog, Stanton Friedman and Kevin Randle to responded. I've e-mailed Chris Rutkowski privately to share...

It's not unusual for UFOs to be photographed by tourists, particularly in previous decades, simply because tourists carried their cameras around all the time. E.g. I've been doing some work on UFOs in German-speaking countries (since I happen to speak the language) and some of interesting...

Some pretty strong words. I can't offer an informed opinion one way or the other. What about the stuff Lloyd Pye has at his website? e.g. A Preliminary analysis of a high Early Findings

Btw Dr Bruce Maccabee has a page about Arnold's case: ULTIMATE ARNOLD: Kenneth Arnold Sighting

The argument of supposedly "missing military witnesses" for Trindade case has been raised many times, and in my mind settled by Shough and Clark, For more on Trindade links (right column, bottom) : UFO summary e.g. Shough on skeptics' arguments A Response to Tim Printy' What also counted for...

Most self-described "UFO skeptics" are not skeptics in the true meaning of the word, but skepticultists / skeptopaths.

People were reporting disks before Arnold. Only one of the UFOs reported by Arnold was crescent-shaped, the others he described as round with a indentation, but I doubt he could have discerned many structural details from the estimated distance. In addition to "skipping over water" he said the...

Hi wicro, you may want to have a look at the literature at: Literature about UFO/UAP and ETI/ETV (note: 2nd bulleted list from bottom gives several doctoral dissertations and thesis' on the subject)

Well, Jerome Clark is one of the handful of people whose opinion on the subject of UFOs would be inclined to seriously consider (due to study of CUFOS archives, editing IUR, authoring several books etc). As I stated in an earlier post, I do like his distinction between "event phenomenon" (e.g...

Also, look up "optical camouflage": 403 Forbidden BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Invisibility cloak 'step closer'

image from 1973 1/ Your 1973 UFO sighting / drawing seems similar with the one seen in Poland in 1961 Full story of the case at the fine waterufo website: 09-24-1961 2/ Can you pinpoint the location in GoogleMaps (in Southfield, Detroid MI)?

Basically I'm done here, because evidently there's no interest in discussing the subject seriously, between people who have spent the time to familiarize themselves with the literature. However, as I noted in my last post in the thread, I've located many cases where people describe possibly...

WRT "hooded entities", copying from the Web-page above: In Art Bell's C2C 27-Sep-2003 with David Jacobs and Budd Hopkinks, near the end @ 1hr48min, caller "Peggy" age 51 from Bloomington Indiana (note: near Monroe Lake), talks about vivid memories of "people" coming and "taking her away."...

This "6-7ft tall humanoid lizard" description comes from people like John Rhodes in USA. British author D. Icke's "shapeshifting reptilians" which in his opinion include Bush Sr and the Queen of England. These ideas are reproduced in Wikipedia, english language TV productions and the UFO seminar...

Wrt "paranormal research" and UFO phenomenon, I personally make a distinction that there may very well be several phenomena (plural) going on, i.e. what UFO historian Jerry Clark defined as: 1/ the "event phenomenon", where you can demonstrate something happened in the world, i.e. is seen by...