[…] repeal the assassination ban of Executive Order 12,333: a small step in clarifying current law’, Military Law Review, 172 (June 2002), pp. 1-39. UFOs The Rendlesham Forest UFO (the UK’s equivalent of Roswell?) featured in a paper given by Peter Robbins at MUFON’s annual UFO symposium held last July at Rochester, New York. (MUFON […]
[…] Other MK-ULTRA projects included the development of electromagnetic weapons that could immobilise vehicles — a characteristic often described by those who report a ‘close encounter’ with a UFO. They were tested on ‘involuntary human subjects’ and ‘ethnic minorities’ (Native Americans? Hispanics? Black Americans?). Puharich’s role in this remains unclear. His work concerned ‘shamanic drugs’ […]
[…] only source for this was a Reuters press release that appeared in the South Wales Argus on 13 December 1944, and given that a gigantic edifice of UFO speculation totters on these tiny foundations, the inclusion of such an item severely jeopardises any claim the authors have to writing a serious historical work. Have […]
[…] I look forward to reading it in the weeks ahead. Unfortunately I do not know of any information which could be of assistance to you for your UFO report. I would like to take this opportunity to wish you success in your findings. Please pass my very best wishes to Admiral Lord Hill-Norton when […]
[…] shown. Alas, that warning bell seems not have rung for Howe and she lapped it all up. I’m not an expert on the long, intricate history of UFO revelations in the 1980s, but it was my impression, reading her account of this briefing experience, that a considerable chunk of the loopier end of the […]
Palmiro Campagna, Toronto: Stoddart Publishing Co., 1997 ISBN 0-7737-3015-X. 161 pp, plus appendixes and bibliography. Palmiro Campagna has actually written two books under the same overblown title. One, the first half of this rather thin volume, is a well researched description of efforts made by the Canadian government to investigate various forms of aerial phenomena. … Read more
Neil Nixon Harpenden: Pocket Essentials, 2002; £3.99 Pocket Essentials are the publishers who have had the taste and good sense to publish my Conspiracy Theories and The Rise of New Labour; and will publish a volume from Lobster contributor John Burnes on MI5 this year. So, yes, this is a shameless plug. However Nixon’s … Read more
[…] an introduction by editor Bishop, he notes: ‘The writer, editors and readers of our zine revel in ambiguity.’ Amen to that. This volume is more oriented towards the UFO end of the spectrum, and the interface between the UFO and the state than Steamshovel. A fascinating read. These are smart people wrestling with tricky material.
[…] bits of evidence about UFOs were presented to Gibbons.(3) On 17 February 1994 Scott Jones wrote to Gibbons, …I urge you to take another look in the “UFO Matrix of Belief” that I provided you last year. My mention of mind-control technology at the February 4 meeting was quite deliberate. Please be careful about […]
[…] from Common Cause, and lists the people who had attended its early meetings, among whom was….. David Moller. Now join up the dots. Hanky-panky in the British UFO world The former Searchlight agent provocateur, Tim Hepple, is now cruising the British UFO world under the guise of ‘Tim Matthews’ of the ‘Lancashire UFO Society’. […]
