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| Alicia Montells ufo contactee experience |
| 2009-01-20 09:52:59 |
What do ET abductors want? It's been suggested that to insure species survival, they're inbreeding genes of emotional, self-willed, individuated Earth humans into their own excessivelymental, regimented race-but perhaps that's projection. What arewe learning? Self-reflectiveness, perhaps-a keener idea of just who we are? Alicia Montell's testimony implies just such anoutcome. "Was I ever abducted? I mused over this question as I put down a book I'd been reading, describing a person who through hypnosis discovered having had an encounter with aliens at anearlier time in his life. "I've never doubted that extraterrestrials exist. I have always accepted as fact that we are only a small but not-so-forgotten planet out here on the fringes of the Milky Way, and are visited quite...
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| -- SKEPTICS R US -- |
| 2009-01-19 16:50:40 |
The Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal(CSICOP) was founded in the spring of 1976, during a meeting of the American Humanist Association in Buffalo, New York. The impetus for the group's form-ation had been provided a year earlier by the publication of "Objections to Astrology" by Paul Kurtz, professor of philosophy at the State University ofNew York at Buffalo. The manifesto had been signed by 186 scientists, in-cluding 18 Nobel prizewinners, who feared that the public was confusing astronomy and astrology.Today Kurtz is chairman of the loosely knit international organization, whichholds annual meetings and publishes a 25,000-circulation quarterly, "The Skeptical Inquirer." The journal is devoted to articles debunking psychokinesistelepathy,clairvoyance,...
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| When pilots see ufo's |
| 2009-01-18 23:52:38 |
People have been seeing unidentified flying objects in the skiesfor years. But when the eyewitness is up there with the UFO, is the sightingmore difficult to explain? *** By Dennis Stacy for Air & Space Magazine December 1987/January 1988In the late afternoon of November 17, 1986, Japan Air Lines flight 1628, aBoeing 747 with a crew of three, was nearing the end of a trip from Iceland to Anchorage, Alaska. The jet, carrying a cargo of French wine, was flying at 35,000 feet through darkening skies, a red glow from the setting sun lighting one horizon and a full moon rising above the other.A little after six p.m., pilot Kenju Terauchi noticed white and yellow lights ahead, below, and to the left of his airplane. He could see no detailsin the darkness and assumed the lights were those of mil...
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| About parts falling off of airliners |
| 2009-01-18 06:29:25 |
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Standing in their back yard, the ministerand his wife thought it was unusual to see something falling from anairliner coming in for a landing at the Orlando airport. "I hope it doesn't hit anyone," were the Rev. Robert De Corah'sfirst thoughts as the object tumbled down for about two minutesbefore disappearing behind a tree line. Apparently it didn't do much harm. Police and area residentscouldn't find it late Thursday or early today. But the object wasimmediately identified by Eastern Airlines as a lightweight UFO --unimportant fiberglass object. The 18-by-20-inch panel covers an electrical plug on Boeing 757jets and is purely cosmetic, said Eastern spokesman Jim Ashlock. Itsloss did not endanger Flight 389 from Atlanta to Orlando. It landedsafely at 4:26 p.m....
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| A dialog with a former member of the intelligence |
| 2009-01-16 03:16:16 |
This summer, while on vacation back to my families residence, I encountered a family friend that I had not seen since 1973. For obvious reasons I will not identify him, but for this record will call him "Paul". Paul is retired from over 30 years of distinguished government service, is a widower, and is one of the most closed mouthed men I have ever known. When I first came back from Viet Nam in 1972, I saw Paul at a family get together, and even though he was just back from South East Asia, he never mentioned it. I found out through his brother. When I went back east, I had taken a number of text files from my records, for my sister, who is fascinated by the subject of UFO's. It so happened that one evening, my sister and I and wife and another friend, Bob, were sitting outside my moth...
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| Info about a national campaign to get the real truth |
| 2009-01-15 04:31:50 |
UFO CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED!As controversy rages over the recent Alaskan UFO sighting, The AetheriusSociety, whose headquarters is based in Hollywood, CA, has launched anational campaign calling for the truth on this most vital, contemporaryissue: the UFO phenomenon.Despite a complete turnabout by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA),who originally confirmed radar tracking of the UFO sighting over Alaska onNovember 17th, 1986, but yesteraday claimed it was an error, the followingreported facts remain:* A veteran Japanese pilot and experienced crew witnessed three UFOs for over400 miles between Iceland and Alaska, lasting 32 minutes.* So definite was this sighting, that the pilot took evasive action from theobjects, dropping 4000 feet, under FAA guidance.* The obj...
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| Aerial Anomalies International info |
| 2009-01-14 03:28:54 |
INTRODUCTION Since prehistory, man has been observing unusal happenings in the sky. Those occurences have been given various names to suit the trends of the times. However, in almost every instance, the identifying nomenclatures used were either inaccurate or misleading for the various forms of reported experiences. Historically, we have used a variety of names such as angels, flying shields, mystery airships, phantom planes, ghost rockets, flying saucers and unidentified flying objects to describe aerial phenomena. But those terms are both restrictive and lacking in accuracy. The phenomena that we study ranges from micro specks in the s...
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| Info on the "Alternative 3" TV-movie |
| 2009-01-13 11:31:14 |
-Here's the lowdown on "ALTERNATIVE 3" from a TV-movie compendium. "ALTERNATIVE 3" (GB 1977; 52m, colour) Amusing spoof documentary about the diasappearance of various high-IQ citizens, allegedly to form nucleus of a standby civilization on Mars ...
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| Contiguous |
| 2009-01-12 02:41:21 |
Each successive wave appeared to move approximately 30 degrees east in longitude. The absence of a 1962 wave was accounted for by a search of South American references which revealed a Brazilian and Argentinian UFO wave in September, and the 1967 wave--which began on the Eastern seaboard of the United States--actually crested in November of that year in England. Saunders was able to make his first prediction that a major UFO wave would occur in the vicinity of 30 degrees East longitude and peak in December 1972 over a year prior to its occurrence. This prediction was borne out by the occurrence of a UFO wave in South Africa in late November. However, most ufologists lost interest in the theory w...
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| Supposed 61-month cycle of UFO flaps |
| 2009-01-10 16:14:56 |
The Knowles family CE-II encounter with an ovoid-shaped UFO on the Nullarbor Plateau in Western Australia January 20th was right on target in terms of time and place, according to the 61-month wave cycle first proposed by Dr. David Saunders back in 1971. At least two other UFO encounters of major importance occurred that same night in Australia and Tasmania. If the indications are correct and this is not an isolated incident but the beginnings of a major UFO wave, we will have to reconsider the signifi...
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