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This is from the Persian Journal, an Iranian website hosted in Samoa. UFO Crash in Central Iran

Duplication is not a problem. However, due to the unexpected power surge that occured when a beamship flew low over my lab (Asket has the insatiable hots for VTY), the Interstitial Transwarp Electrophotonic Transmogrifier experienced a negative phase shift during the output process, and this was...

THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF PHILIP J. KLASS To ufologists who publicly criticize me, ... or who even think unkind thoughts about me in private, I do hereby leave and bequeath: THE UFO CURSE: No matter how long you live, you will never know any more about UFOs than you know today...

It appears to be good, but be forewarned that at about 98 minutes, it's a huge download. Don't even consider it on dialup, and it will probably FAP a person on satellite. DSL or cable will be required. The alternative is to go to this website and order the DVD. The quality will be far better...

For a 130 mm (5.12") scope, $400 buys a pretty good unit. Considerations: • A scope is only as good as the mount that holds it. Tripods, even hefty ones, are no substitute for a permanent, rigid mount, e.g., a heavy pipe (2" or more) with a buried concrete base. Make sure the pipe is...

Sound advice from a Web oldie: if you're going to post your email address, make sure it's not readable by the "bots" that patrol the Net looking for email addresses to use for spam ... and worse. A typical way: brian(at)mysteriouspeople.com. Humans will know what it means. The bot's won't...

Sometimes belief is all we have. Is not the search for extrasolar planets based on the belief that they exist? Is not SETI founded on a belief that alien civilizations comparable to or superior to our own exist and are sending detectable radio signals into space, deliberately or not? The...

That's correct. Going strictly by the laws of optics, the Hubble scope's theoretical resolution of moon objects is about 280 feet. Nothing smaller would be visible. A 5" scope's maximum theoretical resolution is about 1 arc-second (a practical value would be about 1.6). The Hubble's maximum...

I suspect that there are few if any new contactees. The M-word fellow in Switzerland is about the only one of note today, and he's about as believable as, "I'm from the government and I'm here to help you." He's the standard-bearer for 21st-century contactism, and he's either deliberately (a...

I tend to avoid debate on issues of little relevance. You see Earth as vitally important. I see it as an inhabited dust mote in the arm of an average galaxy. It's purely a matter of perspective. Personally, I am convinced that the universe teems with life, including species in our little...

You're deliberately evading the point. The nature of the cabin and its surroundings is unaffected by the presence or absence of a city several miles away. Significance to whom? To the cabin dweller? To a dweller in another cabin a hundred miles away? To Earthians, it is obviously that. It's...

Ya gotta love the true-believer mindset of the Meier fanatics. E.g.: Meier's illusion of credibility relies on high-compression JPEGs that obscure the fine details (like the wires or strings) and make it very difficult to do a thorough analysis of the photos. There may be original negatives or...

It can't be real unless Semjase sewed another arm onto Billy. <img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v349/DocDoom777/evilgrin.gif" />

Man's mindset has not changed in millenia. The only change has been in our technology for putting our mindset into practice. We are at heart warriors and conquerors. Peace is not our nature. The only "peace" that we enjoy is the temporary cessation of hostilities. And the vague, disjointed...

Thanks for the link. One wishes that these superbly advanced beings would learn the benefit of using paragraphs in their windy orations, but I guess we can't have everything.

The first thing the webmaster should do is trash that obnoxious background graphic. Nothing says "amateur" like a page where the text is at the mercy of a junk image. And the MS Sans Serif font bites. Fortunately, the Opera browser gets rid of that crap with a mouseclick. Preliminary...

Meier and his alleged contacts have very little good to say about any other contactees (links from line items removed). The Contact Reports of "Billy" Eduard Albert Meier: a topical listing The number of "unknowns" is most revealing, inasmuch as Semjase and her crew would have quick ways of...

Another "newbie" is here. I've been following the contactee "scene" since the 50s, and have at one time or another privately communicated or corresponded with a fair number of the oldies—Adamski, Fry, van Tassel, Bethurum, Green, etc.—and finding this forum via Google gave this old, retired...