Hoagland and one of his critics. Let's see what he's made of. 
No promises.
No promises.
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owlman
Paranormal Maven
Hoagland and one of his critics. Let's see what he's made of.
No promises.
I think pretty much everybody and their dog are his critics Gene
Still , the man is 400 years old now,...maybe we should cut him SOME slack.Well, here's hoping he agrees anyway ;-)
Pierre
Skilled Investigator
This is a long shot but here goes.....I suggest you try and get former USSR KGB agent "Vasily Yeremenko"
-Vasily Yeremenko, a Major General of FIB in reserve, academician of the Academy of Security, Defense and Law Enforcement, was the first to speak to the press. In Soviet times he served in the KGB and supervised the Air Force and development of aviation technology. Among his assignments was collection of information by the Air Force of the facts of appearance of unidentified flying objects. According to Vasily Yeremenko, by that time there was an ample amount of such information.
“We can say that we learned to summon UFOs in Vladimirovka. To do this, we dramatically increased the number of military flights and movement of the equipment. If the intensity on our side increased, UFOs appeared with the probability of 100 percent,” explained Yeremenko. After six months of tests the authoritative commission came to three main conclusions.
First, modern science was not yet able to identify such phenomena. Second, it could be reconnaissance equipment of the U.S. or Japan. Third, it could be an impact of an extraterrestrial civilization. “The UFO topic today is ubiquitous. Precisely because of its scandalous nature serious scientists are not willing to identify their position on this issue. Pilots often see such objects, but they have a veto on this topic, so do astronauts. In confidential conversations they talk about their experiences meeting with UFOs, but they are afraid to speak publicly about this,” said Vasily Yeremenko.
He believes that this subject requires a serious approach because it is a security issue. Yet, it is still a closed topic both in the U.S. and in Russia. Lt. Gen. Alexey Savin proceeded to reveal some aspects of the engagement of the Ministry of Defense. He headed the Expert Management Unit of the General Staff, whose task was to examine various unusual phenomena. -
X-Files of Soviet Defense Ministry exposed | EUTimes.net
Please Gene & Chris, this would be an EPIC episode of the Paracast
-Vasily Yeremenko, a Major General of FIB in reserve, academician of the Academy of Security, Defense and Law Enforcement, was the first to speak to the press. In Soviet times he served in the KGB and supervised the Air Force and development of aviation technology. Among his assignments was collection of information by the Air Force of the facts of appearance of unidentified flying objects. According to Vasily Yeremenko, by that time there was an ample amount of such information.
“We can say that we learned to summon UFOs in Vladimirovka. To do this, we dramatically increased the number of military flights and movement of the equipment. If the intensity on our side increased, UFOs appeared with the probability of 100 percent,” explained Yeremenko. After six months of tests the authoritative commission came to three main conclusions.
First, modern science was not yet able to identify such phenomena. Second, it could be reconnaissance equipment of the U.S. or Japan. Third, it could be an impact of an extraterrestrial civilization. “The UFO topic today is ubiquitous. Precisely because of its scandalous nature serious scientists are not willing to identify their position on this issue. Pilots often see such objects, but they have a veto on this topic, so do astronauts. In confidential conversations they talk about their experiences meeting with UFOs, but they are afraid to speak publicly about this,” said Vasily Yeremenko.
He believes that this subject requires a serious approach because it is a security issue. Yet, it is still a closed topic both in the U.S. and in Russia. Lt. Gen. Alexey Savin proceeded to reveal some aspects of the engagement of the Ministry of Defense. He headed the Expert Management Unit of the General Staff, whose task was to examine various unusual phenomena. -
X-Files of Soviet Defense Ministry exposed | EUTimes.net
Please Gene & Chris, this would be an EPIC episode of the Paracast
Lou_Sheehan
Paranormal Maven
Derek Pitts. African-American astronomer. Derrick Pitts, Astronomer, Wants UFOs Studied With Science
Nothing kills a career faster than being branded a kook, and in many circles, that's what you are when you admit you've seen a UFO.
The stakes are raised, of course, if we're talking about academic communities, and even more so among astronomers -- people who study the skies.
Many astronomers say there's nothing of any scientific merit that could result in the study of UFOs.
With the career suicide stakes for astronomers so high, some UFO researchers believe many of them are hesitant to step forward. Certainly, the Air Force's Project Bluebook -- the last officially announced government study of unidentified flying objects -- concluded that five percent of the cases investigated could not be immediately explained away.
Nevertheless, one nationally renowned astronomer, Derrick Pitts, tells The Huffington Post that it might be time for a thorough study of unexplained aerial phenomena.
(Courtesy of The Franklin Institute)
"If you say, 'Let's pursue an investigation of UFOs so we can identify where these alien spacecraft are coming from,' then people go, 'What? I'm not touching that with a 10-foot pole.' But if you say, 'Let's look at what the possibilities are that, at one time, there were environments where life possibly could have developed on Mars,' then everybody says, 'Oh, yeah, I want a piece of that,'" said Pitts, senior scientist and chief astronomer at the Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia.
Pitts, pictured at right, is also a NASA Solar System Ambassador. He told HuffPost about the idea that most serious astronomers give no credence to UFO reports.
"I can speculate about what many astronomers would say if you ask them that question. Many of them would say, 'I haven't seen anything, so I can't say that they exist. I can't say that this five percent are alien spacecraft.' But if you ask them in the same breath, 'Would you be willing to engage in a research project to figure out what these things are,' I don't know what that answer would be.
"I'd say, yeah, let's find out, let's take a look at it, because here we have a phenomenon that causes a tremendous amount of interest. Why not try to understand what it is?"
A careful look at historical records reveals how astronomers have, indeed, not only endorsed efforts to study the UFO phenomenon, but in many cases, have themselves seen unexplained objects for which they couldn't account.
In the late 1940s, astronomer -- and UFO skeptic -- J. Allen Hynek became the scientific consultant to Project Blue Book. During the nearly 20 years that Hynek was charged with explaining away UFO reports, he prepared a "Special Report On Conferences With Astronomers On Unidentified Aerial Objects."
Included in the study of 45 astronomers was a general feeling that "if they were promised complete anonymity and if they could report their sightings to a group of serious, respected scientists who would regard the problem as a scientific one, then they would be willing to cooperate to the very fullest extent."
Nothing kills a career faster than being branded a kook, and in many circles, that's what you are when you admit you've seen a UFO.
The stakes are raised, of course, if we're talking about academic communities, and even more so among astronomers -- people who study the skies.
Many astronomers say there's nothing of any scientific merit that could result in the study of UFOs.
With the career suicide stakes for astronomers so high, some UFO researchers believe many of them are hesitant to step forward. Certainly, the Air Force's Project Bluebook -- the last officially announced government study of unidentified flying objects -- concluded that five percent of the cases investigated could not be immediately explained away.
Nevertheless, one nationally renowned astronomer, Derrick Pitts, tells The Huffington Post that it might be time for a thorough study of unexplained aerial phenomena.
(Courtesy of The Franklin Institute)
"If you say, 'Let's pursue an investigation of UFOs so we can identify where these alien spacecraft are coming from,' then people go, 'What? I'm not touching that with a 10-foot pole.' But if you say, 'Let's look at what the possibilities are that, at one time, there were environments where life possibly could have developed on Mars,' then everybody says, 'Oh, yeah, I want a piece of that,'" said Pitts, senior scientist and chief astronomer at the Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia.
Pitts, pictured at right, is also a NASA Solar System Ambassador. He told HuffPost about the idea that most serious astronomers give no credence to UFO reports.
"I can speculate about what many astronomers would say if you ask them that question. Many of them would say, 'I haven't seen anything, so I can't say that they exist. I can't say that this five percent are alien spacecraft.' But if you ask them in the same breath, 'Would you be willing to engage in a research project to figure out what these things are,' I don't know what that answer would be.
"I'd say, yeah, let's find out, let's take a look at it, because here we have a phenomenon that causes a tremendous amount of interest. Why not try to understand what it is?"
A careful look at historical records reveals how astronomers have, indeed, not only endorsed efforts to study the UFO phenomenon, but in many cases, have themselves seen unexplained objects for which they couldn't account.
In the late 1940s, astronomer -- and UFO skeptic -- J. Allen Hynek became the scientific consultant to Project Blue Book. During the nearly 20 years that Hynek was charged with explaining away UFO reports, he prepared a "Special Report On Conferences With Astronomers On Unidentified Aerial Objects."
Included in the study of 45 astronomers was a general feeling that "if they were promised complete anonymity and if they could report their sightings to a group of serious, respected scientists who would regard the problem as a scientific one, then they would be willing to cooperate to the very fullest extent."
Jimi H.
Paranormal Adept
Lou, that's an excellent suggestion, I'd like to get more academics on the air, in part because they may be able to stir up the issue among peers, and reveal how stupid the issue of giggle-factor really is.
I'd also suggest Chris Styles on the Shag Harbor incident. I'd love to hear if he's gotten any further with e.g. the Canadian mil. divers who supposedly witnessed beings in the water.
I think the case contains documents that are more or less an official confirmation of the UFO/USO phenomenon, but part of the case is still under wraps.
I'd also suggest Chris Styles on the Shag Harbor incident. I'd love to hear if he's gotten any further with e.g. the Canadian mil. divers who supposedly witnessed beings in the water.
I think the case contains documents that are more or less an official confirmation of the UFO/USO phenomenon, but part of the case is still under wraps.
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ALPHA ROMEO UNIFORM
Whittingham
Dr Joseph Farrell again and enjoy the speculation which adds another layer to this subject. Also his take on Syria and Banking sistuation.
XAF-B-WATERS
Skilled Investigator
I would like to see you get Jerry Wills, the ET and member of the Council of Worlds.
He has ET powers and does healings over the phone for $300.
Alfred Webre has interviewed him. I believe Don Ecker is a friend of his too.
I would really enjoy that!
Well at least he claims to be ET and have healing powers.
And yes people pay him$300 for healing appointments.
Don Ecker could you maybe talk Gene and Chris into it?
He has ET powers and does healings over the phone for $300.
Alfred Webre has interviewed him. I believe Don Ecker is a friend of his too.
I would really enjoy that!
Well at least he claims to be ET and have healing powers.
And yes people pay him$300 for healing appointments.
Don Ecker could you maybe talk Gene and Chris into it?
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Lou_Sheehan
Paranormal Maven
No relation.
PCarr
Paranormal Adept
Yes. Second David Marler. His book is pretty level headed.
Lou_Sheehan
Paranormal Maven
Oh. Sorry. I thought you were asking me, but now I see it is a guest suggestion. m
Psychedelic_Alchemist
Paranormal Maven
Any chance of getting someone on the show to talk about the ghost rockets over Scandinavia (particularly Sweden)? I believe Clas Svahn is the go-to-guy on this subject.
Bob Watson
Paranormal Adept
David oates the reverse speech guy..have many many questions for him...
flipper
Paranormal Adept
Timothy Good - Hour 1 - Earth: An Alien Enterprise
October 7, 2013
Worldwide research, interviewing key witnesses and discussing the subject with astronauts, military and intelligence specialists, pilots, politicians and scientists, has established Timothy Good as a leading authority on UFOs and the alien presence. Timothy Good has lectured at universities, schools, and at many organizations. In January 1989, following the dissolution of the Soviet empire, he became the first UFO researcher from the west to be interviewed on Russian television. He was invited for discussions at the Pentagon in 1998, and at the headquarters of the French Air Force in 2002. He has also acted as consultant for several U.S. Congress investigations. He returns to discuss his latest book, Earth: An Alien Enterprise: The Shocking Truth Behind the Greatest Cover-Up in Human History. We'll discuss the book that tells the story of contact between aliens and humans from all across the globe, dating back to 1932, including meetings with military personnel and American presidents such as Eisenhower and Kennedy. In the second hour, we'll discuss the story of a former member of MI6 who revealed her conversation with Neil Armstrong at a NASA conference, when he confirme
Red Ice Radio - Timothy Good - Hour 1 - Earth: An Alien Enterprise
October 7, 2013
Worldwide research, interviewing key witnesses and discussing the subject with astronauts, military and intelligence specialists, pilots, politicians and scientists, has established Timothy Good as a leading authority on UFOs and the alien presence. Timothy Good has lectured at universities, schools, and at many organizations. In January 1989, following the dissolution of the Soviet empire, he became the first UFO researcher from the west to be interviewed on Russian television. He was invited for discussions at the Pentagon in 1998, and at the headquarters of the French Air Force in 2002. He has also acted as consultant for several U.S. Congress investigations. He returns to discuss his latest book, Earth: An Alien Enterprise: The Shocking Truth Behind the Greatest Cover-Up in Human History. We'll discuss the book that tells the story of contact between aliens and humans from all across the globe, dating back to 1932, including meetings with military personnel and American presidents such as Eisenhower and Kennedy. In the second hour, we'll discuss the story of a former member of MI6 who revealed her conversation with Neil Armstrong at a NASA conference, when he confirme
Red Ice Radio - Timothy Good - Hour 1 - Earth: An Alien Enterprise
Psychedelic_Alchemist
Paranormal Maven
I just listened to an interview with Timothy Good on theunexplained.tv. I'd like Gene & Chris to invite him on the show and grill him about all his 'contacts' who give him this fantastic information regarding UFOs. Interesting guy.
Psychedelic_Alchemist
Paranormal Maven
A show on the Italian 'Amicizia' (Friendship) case would be absolutely fascinating. The guy who has investigated this case is Stefano Breccia, and his book '50 Years of Amicizia (Friendship)' came out in July. It can be found on Amazon. According to one of the reviews though, the English is a little rough at times. I'm not sure if Mr. Breccia speaks much English, but this might be something for Gene & Chris to look in to.
technomage
Paranormal Adept
Let's get Ray Stanford on the show so he can discuss his evidence. I have to check the archives to see if he was ever on, but even if he was, based on recent discussions of him, it would be very interesting to have him on, particularly since Chris mentions him so often.
Regards,
Technomage-Tee
Regards,
Technomage-Tee