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This guy lost me when he made the claim that Sitchin and Lloyd Pye had it "most right" when it came to human origins. Gag.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/42873423/ns/world_news-death_of_bin_laden/ Note from the story that the bullet entry wound was above the left eye and blew away part of the skull. If photos ever do get released it will be gruesome, so they have to proceed very carefully because we all remember how...

I have sensed that a lot of UFOlogists and enthusiasts have tried to sort of separate themselves from the abduction phenomenon in the last few years, or at least some will qualify that abductions should be completely separated from the observation of aerial phenomena. It's not hard to...

In a funny coincidence, I happen to be reading Confessions of an Alien Hunter right now. Although I really like Shostak and his writings, he has an easily discernible chip on his shoulder about SETI's funding and he uses a lot of metaphors to convince you that SETI represents the onset of...

Absolutely that makes sense to me. I have many issues with the Hill abduction case but nobody with a brain can deny how fascinating it is -- only meant to contextualize the original statement.

What the hell does that mean? I only know of one way to use "pleasure" as a verb. Why the hatred for progressivism?

Saucers & Mythology I don't think anyone doubts that Zeta Reticuli exists; we all have access to Wikipedia. He's probably talking about how Zeta Reticuli being the origin of ET is an inside joke for some ufologists because of Betty Hill's star map. This has been alluded to on the...

If it's a model I'm not sure anyone would actually have to make it. In size, color, shape, and posture it closely resembles the stylized ebony carvings you can buy inexpensively at any tourist trap in Africa.

Zahi Hawass Steps Back Up Antiquities chief Zahi Hawass sentenced to one year in jail - Politics - Egypt - Ahram Online If he's part of the illuminati he's going to need his friends; here's a rap he couldn't beat.

I'm trying to separate signal from noise. If you already have the answers to your satisfaction, then that's your prerogative, and I wish you a hearty 'Godspeed' on your quest. But if you won't consider other interpretive frameworks, then how will you ever "change this situation (i.e. the...

As I've stated elsewhere, I would not equate them, but there are parallels. UFOlogy and the associated mythos and folklore tells us more about ourselves than aliens. Of course there's a purpose, and you just demonstrated another great parallel between ufology and religion: when you question...

True, belief does not equal religion. But when belief is taken towards a conclusion (e.g. that UFO's represent ETH or demons, or that the earth is 6000 years old because biblical chronology suggests that age) based upon scant evidence and in defiance of a more reasonable conclusion, then...

Saucers & Mythology Ick. Reasoning like that is the reason UFOlogy is still "remarkably marginalized." Incidentally, "free thinkers" who fall into this web of logical fallacies relish how outspoken they are for the cause. Smacks of martyrdom.

Why did you come here? How did your race survive? Will you take me with you?

It's so amazing to think about human beings actually going into space and landing on the moon and all of the other great things that the world's space programs produced. How exciting it must have been to be a kid and see all of these things going on and dream about a future that seemed...

We have radar blips and indentations in the ground, Saint.

I liked the show, if for no other reason than that it was a change of pace from the past couple of guests. Like others, I was concerned also by the extent to which the guests claim factual knowledge about the djinn -- social structures, motivations, the power to use magnetism to reorganize...

I would not say that belief in UFO's or ETH is a religion (though it is for some people), but it has numerous parallels with religious systems. There is a belief in incredible claims which lack consensually accepted evidence, there is a reasoned belief in some claims over others, there is a...

I can echo Angelo's sentiments. Growing up in the late eighties, we were bombarded with a lot of those images and they can be scary for kids. Once, when I was about eight, I came across a copy of "Communion" at my grandma's house and actually screamed when I saw the cover! I have been made...

This sums up my view eloquently. I think there is a lot of good reason to look at ufo's and myth together, and I don't mean myth as a descriptor of true or false. Alien abductions are particularly interesting in this respect when we consider the history of human interactions with "the...