Goody
Sailor Of Mind & Time
I personally would like serious investigation into the Roswell incident to continue for as long as it takes.
The issue I believe comes down to this: Roswell has got the be the most notorious case involving the 'unknown' (ie: I'd prefere if I could put this a better way but, E.T's & Craft) to date. There's just that many books, DVD's & Documentaries on it that's it's absolutely notorious in the field of UFOlogy.
Okay now my point & issue: It's getting to the point now where UFOlogy seems to appear from an 'outside & uninformed' opinion to be entirely centrered in culture. I for one would not put much stock into finding some element of 'truth' or 'concrete evidence' in a culture that is probably the laughing stock of many on a global scale, ie; ROSWELL. The notion of culture & dare I say it, 'trend' that's stagnating pungently from within the Roswell scene is beyond a doubt, very obvious....Now we're getting an Amusement park. Festivities include live music & friggin' costume competitions. I thought the little 'Al'e-inn' was quite cool, but that's about it. It has a 'coolness' factor, a novelty about it that seem's to cast an incredible shadow upon the actual scenario of the epoch & the forboding mystery that 'is' the Roswell incident.
Do not get me wrong, I love to have a laugh & I love to have fun, I enjoy culture completely, but that's music & art culture, films etc.
It must be taken incredibly seriously in absolutely every facet of the matter, lest UFOlogy be permanently known as the interests of only 'mad-men'.
There has got to be better solutions to globally informing the public on the truth of the matter, rather than having 'free for all-who really care's about some crash' festivals.
Future event's such as the Roswell festivities will only help to keep UFOlogy from being taken seriously.
Peace,
Goody.
The issue I believe comes down to this: Roswell has got the be the most notorious case involving the 'unknown' (ie: I'd prefere if I could put this a better way but, E.T's & Craft) to date. There's just that many books, DVD's & Documentaries on it that's it's absolutely notorious in the field of UFOlogy.
Okay now my point & issue: It's getting to the point now where UFOlogy seems to appear from an 'outside & uninformed' opinion to be entirely centrered in culture. I for one would not put much stock into finding some element of 'truth' or 'concrete evidence' in a culture that is probably the laughing stock of many on a global scale, ie; ROSWELL. The notion of culture & dare I say it, 'trend' that's stagnating pungently from within the Roswell scene is beyond a doubt, very obvious....Now we're getting an Amusement park. Festivities include live music & friggin' costume competitions. I thought the little 'Al'e-inn' was quite cool, but that's about it. It has a 'coolness' factor, a novelty about it that seem's to cast an incredible shadow upon the actual scenario of the epoch & the forboding mystery that 'is' the Roswell incident.
Do not get me wrong, I love to have a laugh & I love to have fun, I enjoy culture completely, but that's music & art culture, films etc.
It must be taken incredibly seriously in absolutely every facet of the matter, lest UFOlogy be permanently known as the interests of only 'mad-men'.
There has got to be better solutions to globally informing the public on the truth of the matter, rather than having 'free for all-who really care's about some crash' festivals.
Future event's such as the Roswell festivities will only help to keep UFOlogy from being taken seriously.
Peace,
Goody.