Search results

Have a great day, Monsieur Biedny. Thanks for sharing.

Yes, the miserabale wretches in the UK media have been having their usual snarky games with news of today's MOD UFO files release. And we're only halfway through the day! We had an interview at 6.30am on ITV with Nick Pope. The two presenters concluded by saying how cynical they were of the...

Thanks for sharing your accounts and getting through D&G's Good Cop/Good Cop routine, Siani. Nice to put a voice to the name! Wasn't there research suggesting an increased incidence of alien abductions amongst Celtic and Native American people? Can't remember where I heard and/or read that, so...

Interesting show this week, thanks. (Hey, David. For a cheap laugh, check out this week's edition of Ufonaut Radio with Jesse Randolph. Fast forward to 14 minutes and hear Mr Randolph mangle your surname! (Well, it made me laugh). Mr R also reviews your Paola Harris encounter, you...

Unfamiliar with US law, I was wondering whether those being lampooned in Jeremy's savage satire would be able to sue for libel or slander or whatever? (Zacariah Sitchen! Unbelievable!)

"Brain Toniq, the clean and intelligent think drink, the smart antidote to HEAD FOG." Has the Paracast's ad break ever felt more relevant? Oh brother...

If I was being facetious I'd advise you to get Sapphire to take back time, then get Steel to kick the entity's arse. But I'm not being facetious so I won't advise such a thing :) A fascinating account, well told. Thanks for creeping me out!

Hey, all the best to you, Mr S. Care to tell us what your birthday wish is?!

I'd rush to the school's much respected headmaster, Dr Vallee and tell him that the "science" teacher, Mr Hoagland was acting weird; staring out the window muttering strange things and scaring the class.

Excellent guest. Excellent interview. Thank you so much, G&D. Leslie Kean; a new hope for ufology! I was wondering how The Paracast is perceived amongst the quality researchers into the paranormal. Are you beating off researchers requests for interviews or do you still have to chase guests to...

Now this may surprise you but I'm not actually a Master of Photoshop at all. No, really. All I've got is something called Microsoft Picture It, which is fine for when I want to superimpose an Easter bonnet onto the head of my dog. I leave it to others to micro-manage Stanton's (or Mr...

Re. this week's edition of Mr Vaeni's weekly podcast via Jeff Ritzmann's wondrous comment... Well, here's my entry...

I suppose I mentioned poltergiest as I seem to remember photographs in the Vertical Plane of furniture and food being rearranged when the owners were absent (its been a while since I've read the book, so perhaps I was wrong to emphasise this aspect.) I'll ask my brother if he knows which...

Thanks for the info, Lisby. A great update. Strange how copies of this book get lent out never to be returned (I feel your pain!) Fascinating case, however, and, as you say, very difficult to get any sort of follow-up information about. Incidentally, my brother lived near the village where the...

I read this morning that Mr McKinnon is taking his appeal to the European Court of human rights after our own dear, gutless "New" Labour government-influenced-judiciary decided to hand his arse to the Texan red-neck lunatics in America who want to see him, and I quote, "fry" in some Gitmo hell...

Actually, Orland, the Daily Mail is both tabloid and junk. Speaking as an open-minded Brit, it is the nasty, judgemental and bigoted voice of nasty, judgemental and bigoted Middle England - in my opinion, of course! Go Wiki it and read all about its glittering past. That's not to say I'm...

Fascinating subject and Klaus seems to take a reassuringly open-minded approach to it. It's alarming, then, to see Erich Von Daniken (evidence-bender) featured on Klaus's website as well as a link to Carl Edward Baugh's (Wiki him if you dare!) Creationist website. Surely it's hurting Klaus's...

Mmm, caramel puppy dogs. Sugared unicorns. Sugared, caramel kittens. And hey, we can now live side by side with other dimensions - cause up 'til now its been chafing like heck. ("Avalanche! Avalanche! Avalanche!"... please)

I agree! Unfortunately, I think he dismisses paranormal phenomena as being 'all in the mind'. Who knows, one day that may be proven to be the case, but I just wish he and all the other debunkers wouldn't rush to these conclusions with such unseemly haste.

At the risk of repeating others' comments, Prof. Vandersande seemed somewhat naive as to what constitutes acceptable evidence, in my humble o. As has been said, paranormal phenomena is mercurial, elusive and tricksterish, and whenever established science is used to record data, the phenomena...