Lauren Jones
Skilled Investigator
The alleged photo analysis by "NASA" has been part of the mythology for years. Does that stem from Richard Haines being one of the analysts?
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If this photo is fake, it doesn't discount the estimated 10,000 witnesses in Belgium during the same time period the photo was taken. What those witnesses were seeing is the real mystery...
* Richard F. Haines, (Palo Alto, Californie) american specialist in cognition psycology in 1993
Patrick M. has recently been interviewed by a french ufologic association (OVNI-Languedoc). The dialogue has been posted on the web. I found it very interesting as it adresses a lot of the questions that would come to anyone's mind and some that have been raised on the paracast forum.
Here's the transcript of this recent interview (source in french) - just for paracast forumers
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Chikane, thanks so much for this again. If there will be more updates please send it on the thread as before. Thanks so much.
Supposedly there is going to be a documentary based on Leslie Kean's book that will air around the end of the month. Going off of memory but thinking it might be the 25th on History Channel. Wonder if it was completed before this revelation. Could end up featuring this photo as the real thing. If so pretty bad timing.
Petit-Rechain
Does anyone else find it interesting how easy it is to manipulate opinions around this subject matter? One person here, a photo, a retraction, a scientist there: it's as if the subject matter hardly even matters and it's more about the distraction.
So why in the hell are we so attracted to this distraction?
Greg Bishop refers to ufos as a "gateway drug to the paranormal". I think he is onto something there.
So why in the hell are we so attracted to this distraction?