When you have been around the UFO subject as long as I have, you will hear just about anything. It's not really a matter of how important information is, until you can verify the messenger. Here's a really interesting story that has been going around the UFO message boards lately.

Investigative reporter / UFO researcher George Knapp is searching for information about a man who claims to have worked with a live alien at Area 51. Although these claims have been made before, this one is sure worth looking over. See why Dr. Crain is actually Dan Burisch. Most of the UFO community has a very low opinion of Burisch as you will see. Just don't kill the messenger.

Crop Circles are given little ink by most UFO investigators. However, there are small pockets of folks who are intent on finding out the truth about these designs which are found in increasing numbers in farmers' fields around the world.

Initially they appeared in England, but have now made their way into the United States, along with Russia and South Africa, among others. Author James Donahue takes us through a brief history of, and an examination of where the mystery stands today in Examining the Crop Circle Phenomena

He gives some very good insight into the two points of view on the subject. One, those who believe in an "other-wordly" explanation, and those who believe that the entire phenomena can be written off as man made. Check it out, some good info here.

Here we go again on the always controversial issue of Alien abduction. Always, a thought provoking subject.

This book review, Abduction Not Real by Susan A. Clancy tells us that the enigma of Alien abduction is now solved. It is simply a matter of the alleged abductees being confused, having night terrors, sleep paralysis, or having these memories created for them by pro-abduction counselors and hypnotists.

My take on this is that even if there was an explanation for abductions that interrupt sleep. what about all of the abductions that occurred when the victim was wide awake? The Hill abduction, Stanford, Kentucky, Linda Napolitano, Bluff Ledge, Allagash, just to name a few. I am a proponent of examining each particular case on its own merits, and the abduction phenomena is just too complex to be solved by a hypothesis that covers the entire spectrum of cases.

Oh, to be a fly on the wall. Veteran investigator George Knapp's article on The Area 51 Roadrunners really intrigued me.

Not too long ago, over 300 ex-employees of the Area 51 complex met in conference to discuss their years of work at the top secret base. Wouldn't you have liked to be there and just mingle in with the crowd like you were one of the guys, and hear what was said? I am very surprised that some type of "non-disclosure" edict didn't stop this gathering. Or, could it be that these specific employees worked not in the most top secret part of the base, and their stories really would not tell us anything of great importance.

Could it be that soon secrets of Area 51 will be revealed to the general public?

We are here by accident? An article on the Net titled, An Intelligent Galactic Civilization puts forth the theory that we are here by accident. Author Francis Crick, the discoverer of DNA, and Nobel Prize winner, certainly has the credentials to propose anything possible, but I have to disagree with what I deem an insane hypothesis.

We were seeded here by another advanced intelligent civilization. The idea is that this other race of intelligent beings modified their DNA and the attached it to a meteorite, hoping it would run into another celestial body, and start a new race of people. Guess what? Apparently, their super-seeded meteorite hit Earth, and that is why we are here. No God in the equation, no planned creation, just pure coincidence. Do you believe it? I suppose this means that there will be no Christmas at the Crick house.

I read an article today about what is going on with Mars lately. The article was Dust Storms Bring More UFO Sightings which tells us about the recent close proximity of Mars to Earth. While this was happening, these massive dust storms began to develop, and all at once, UFO sightings were through the roof, especially in the U K.

I am not an astronomer, but I do know this; There is no way that dust storms on Mars, millions of miles from us could have anything to do with UFO sightings. This is one of those human oddities that make us relate one subject to another just because they are happening at the same time. So there are dust storms on Mars. It has nothing whatsoever to do with sightings of UFOs.

There was a new article that hit the Net today dealing with alien abduction, titled Stanford Kentucky Abduction is a case I have done extensive research on, and the author of the article really missed the mark on this one.

The author tries to connect the fact that the alleged abductees were reacting to recent programs they had watched on the subject of alien abduction. How silly!. Both of these cases were investigated by some of the most well known researchers in the business, and are accepted on their documentation and proof. But if we believe what the author says, if you watch a movie about Aliens, you might get abducted.

 

I was very interested in a recent article that appeared on the Net with this headline, UFO Crashes into nonexistent windmill

The author is referring to The Aurora, Texas UFO Crash of 1897

This is a case I have done extensive research on. It seems amazing to me, that this classic case would be debunked over whether or not the craft crashed into a real windmill, or could it have been a well. Back in those days, lots of folks had wells, and they were powered by windmills. I'm a Texan myself, and believe me, there are still a lot of windmill driven wells around.

Newspaper articles of the day still exist, and this story was covered by major media of the day. All the testimony and eyewitness accounts state the fact that an unknown craft crashed into the town. Some accounts say windmill and others say well.

I suppose I was prejudiced right off the bat on this one because they stole my graphic that I created in Bryce, and sourced it to someone else. Oh well...