I second the question: what did Sandanfire ask Travis Walton that got him ticked off?
I'm working on my own UFO hypothesis which in sum amounts to this. The ETs or visitors or fairies are a spiritual form of Anonymous hackers working in hivemind to undermine human rationality in a guerilla war of hit-and-run attacks on our sensibilities. They are not extremely clever, but make up for that in numbers. Currently they masquerade as ET, an on-line identity or set of avatars for which they have invested tremendous resources. They count their success in terms of infiltration, especially of circles of the wealthy, government and public policy. One policy originating from their infiltration is the irrationality of the new religion of global warming. The point is not to gradually change Earth's atmosphere into a more ET-friendly combination of gases, but merely to screw with people. They were behind Puharich's channelling of The Nine and his circle of rich people. Another victory or two came with the best-intentioned but nonetheless pseudo-science of Carl Sagan, regarding Nuclear Winter, and the Blake equation. Their tactic is the inculcation of pseudo-science for their own fun and profit, often posing as Space Brothers come to help us poor earthlings out of our conundra. While they mirror the irrationality of Freud's id, I believe they have an external, empircal existence, if mainly an ephemeral one. So Gene is correct, according to my theory: they are basically kid aliens at summer camp.
I have pictures, films really, of "lights in the sky," the orange-red fireballs Davenport has been talking about all year. They aren't particularly great film clips, but I'm loathe to send them to MUFON and don't see why NUFORC is any better. Davenport seems sincere to me, but I don't see much going on beyond the warehousing of reports, and him filing away in memory the facts and his tentative recognition of patterns in the data, which is a perfectly legitimate activity, in my opinion. I don't think his missile silo has anything to do with his not having time to implement a ratings system, apples and oranges. As I recall he moved into the silo something like ten years ago, and I remember him talking to Art Bell about it on air. Isn't it in Bellevue east of Seattle? I'm sure he's overwhelmed just dealing with all the sightings reports he receives every day. He said "thousands" but I think he omitted to say "per month."
I'm working on my own UFO hypothesis which in sum amounts to this. The ETs or visitors or fairies are a spiritual form of Anonymous hackers working in hivemind to undermine human rationality in a guerilla war of hit-and-run attacks on our sensibilities. They are not extremely clever, but make up for that in numbers. Currently they masquerade as ET, an on-line identity or set of avatars for which they have invested tremendous resources. They count their success in terms of infiltration, especially of circles of the wealthy, government and public policy. One policy originating from their infiltration is the irrationality of the new religion of global warming. The point is not to gradually change Earth's atmosphere into a more ET-friendly combination of gases, but merely to screw with people. They were behind Puharich's channelling of The Nine and his circle of rich people. Another victory or two came with the best-intentioned but nonetheless pseudo-science of Carl Sagan, regarding Nuclear Winter, and the Blake equation. Their tactic is the inculcation of pseudo-science for their own fun and profit, often posing as Space Brothers come to help us poor earthlings out of our conundra. While they mirror the irrationality of Freud's id, I believe they have an external, empircal existence, if mainly an ephemeral one. So Gene is correct, according to my theory: they are basically kid aliens at summer camp.
I have pictures, films really, of "lights in the sky," the orange-red fireballs Davenport has been talking about all year. They aren't particularly great film clips, but I'm loathe to send them to MUFON and don't see why NUFORC is any better. Davenport seems sincere to me, but I don't see much going on beyond the warehousing of reports, and him filing away in memory the facts and his tentative recognition of patterns in the data, which is a perfectly legitimate activity, in my opinion. I don't think his missile silo has anything to do with his not having time to implement a ratings system, apples and oranges. As I recall he moved into the silo something like ten years ago, and I remember him talking to Art Bell about it on air. Isn't it in Bellevue east of Seattle? I'm sure he's overwhelmed just dealing with all the sightings reports he receives every day. He said "thousands" but I think he omitted to say "per month."
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