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A quick statement: I am just now two thirds of the way through the Wargo interview, and I think it is going to stack up as one of the most superbly thought provoking shows in the Paracast inventory. Wargo is a fresh and critical thinker with theories that are beautifully esoteric and yet stand...

Sounds interesting and we are looking forward to hearing more.

Good post, Don. UFOs have long been seen over populated areas. Just don't tell the mainstream media that. ;)

The big hairy guy does have a way of dying and taking his dead body with him. :rolleyes: And apparently self-resurrecting in the darnedest way.

Panicked predictions of impending apocalypse notwithstanding, Obama's presidency has been one of the most moderate and least radical in recent memory. If someone can cite examples of drastic or radical measures taken or proposed by this president, please feel free to post. As difficult as...

Whenever one runs across bold statements about UFOs from current or former high level government officials the inclination is to take special notice. I ran across a link on Robert Hastings' excellent website to an article by Victor Marchetti, published in the May 1979 issue of "Second Look"...

If we postulate UFOs as an intrusion into our reality on the part of some higher order, this could make a kind of analogous sense. Reported movements and capabilities of UFOs: immunity to certain laws of physics such as making right angle turns at thousands of mph, popping into and out of...

Roswell is best viewed in context. If only a handful of cases and a few credible witnesses were concerned in the totality of the UFO phenomenon, the answer would be obvious. Considering the sheer number of people defined by societal norms as 'reliable' who have come forward over the last 60...

I think it all boils down to the "standard" scenario for UFO incidents: Seemingly credible people recalling high strangeness events. I'm thinking about witnesses like Marcel Sr. and Jr, General Exon, Walter Haut, and some managers of the local radio station who are on video record (don't...

Don't know if this particular allegation has legs. But there is a law of human nature borne out by history. Crime on a large scale pays. Once one understands and accepts this premise, history makes more disgusting but better sense.

Tom Green County makes the rest of Texas look politically Blue.

Points well taken. But the Roswell incident as a whole still comes across to me as a bit too neat and tidy to be a PR slip up later discredited. Nor do I consider Moore a credible source. That's just an opinion. But I feel as if we are still in that frustrating 'hall of mirrors' . Of...

Climate issues aside, Cruz's larger political platform is straight out of seventeenth century Salem. He's a sharp guy with a glowing retrogressive view of the past.

I don't condone violence. But I can see how Windows 8 might be enough to push an otherwise mild mannered person over the edge. :eek: When I worked in industrial electronics, techs would occasionally save back a unit officially judged as hopeless so that we might all in turn vent our...

This is near the crux of the matter. When speculating about intelligences capable of behaviors involving manipulation of time, space, matter and mind exhibited by this phenomenon, we don't even have the right questions, much less answers. This is not an invocation of unfathomable "magic"...

Most of the youngsters here probably don't remember his work. But he was truly hilarious.

I happened to see this particular documentary about the Ulfberht sword via Netflix, and it's very interesting. We seem to be finding that peoples of that time and place were more technologically advanced than previously thought.

Maybe a brilliant psychologist will some day explain why the subject of climate change is so inherently incendiary. Climate change threads tend to wind up with a narrative worthy of the satire of Jonathan Swift. In the big picture, it doesn't matter who said what about climate change. What...

Tom, Thanks so much for chiming in and thanks for your fine work ! This is real history that must be preserved.

So true. And when is sacrificing the rational for the sake of harmony a good thing and when is it harmful ? Wish I could recall the poem and poet who penned a classic line--I paraphrase-- that "Man is an animal that cannot stand very much truth".