Searching for the TRUTH on UFOs
The Ho-IX Maximum Speed 600+ mph Kenneth Arnold and his drawing of what he saw in 1947 Incredible as this operational Horten design was, it did NOT represent the pinnacle of German advanced WWII flight technology. There were a number of brilliant German scientists and engineers working on flying disc-shaped craft, many of which used traditional rocket/jet propulsion techniques…but some apparently used methods far in advance of anything commonly […] Read More
Wednesday, February 25, 1942 By Jeff Rense Five years before Roswell, five years before pilot Kenneth Arnold‘s landmark sightings of “flying saucers” in the Pacific Northwest, 3 years before the Battle of the Bulge, two years before D-Day, and years before the so-called “modern UFO era” had officially begun, there was the Battle of Los Angeles, arguably the most sensational, dramatic UFO mass encounter on record. Have you ever heard of the […] Read More
Source: The Las Vegas Sun [NV] Date: Sept 5 1998 Tim Dahlberg [AP] LAS VEGAS – The F-117 stealth fighter flew secret nighttime tests there. So did the U-2 and other spy planes. UFO buffs believe the government studies aliens in a top-security area on its northern fringe. Military mysteries aside, it’s no secret Nellis Air Force Base range can be a deadly place. The crash of two helicopters […] Read More
Lecture by Jananda (Jananda@sedona.net) Greetings. I will talk a little bit about my first contact with the space people. For me it was not at all a fearful experience, not at all. A group of people were sitting in a meditation. As we were sitting there meditating, a wonderful light appeared right next to my chair, and the right side of my body started burning. It was actually like […] Read More
From: The International Free Press in Canada. Circa 1995 Project Blue Beam. This is from the International Free Press in Canada. Note: Serge Monast and another journalist, both of whom were researching Project Blue Beam, died of “heart attacks” within weeks of each other although neither had a history of heart disease. Serge was in Canada. The other Canadian journalist was visiting Ireland. Prior to his death, the Canadian […] Read More
By Bonnie Meroth news@seacoastonline.com EXETER – Engulfed in the blackness of a late summer night, a teenage Navy recruit walked down the quiet country highway. Suddenly, a huge object loomed above him. Throwing himself to the ground to avoid being hit, he huddled against a stone wall. The blood drained from his face. The time was around 2 a.m. The date was Sept. 3, 1965. Thus began the “Incident […] Read More
Roswell: Clashing Visions of the Possible By Michael Swords Roswell is obviously a highly divisive topic in ufology. People accept or reject it, often emotionally, for reasons which seem to the listener unclear, even after patient attention. The possibility of a crashed disk, and the necessary astoundingly successful security required, alternatively violates or coheres with visions of reality held dear by the loudest, and occasionally less civil, discussants. But […] Read More
Dateline: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 By: STUART MILLER By: Phenomena News Editor Phenomena News Editor, Stuart Miller, talks to Project Beta author Greg Bishop about how many of the cornerstones upon which today’s ufological lore are built had their origins in the fertile minds of military intelligence and the behind-the-scenes spook-brigade. SM: In our prior email correspondence, you commented about a slightly negative review of the book that had […] Read More
By Serge Monast Originally Published 1994 [Note: Serge Monast and another journalist, both of whom were researching Project Blue Beam, died of “heart attacks” within weeks of each other although neither had a history of heart disease. Serge was in Canada. The other Canadian journalist was visiting Ireland. Prior to his death, the Canadian government abducted Serge’s daughter in an attempt to dissuade him from pursuing his research into […] Read More
[The is only one of many files which I intend to upload that substantiate the information contained in my MAJIC. TXT. – Bill Cooper] A series of PROJECT GRUDGE/BLUE BOOK reports have been released over the years in connection with the USAF’s investigation into UFO’s which was supposedly terminated with the release of the Condon report in the late 1960s. Reports 1 through twelve of GRUDGE/BLUE BOOK were generally […] Read More
This article about the “Carter Document” has been edited several times by both Robert M. Collins and “ORTK Editor”. This article is a somewhat pre-sequel to the “Yellow Book” article I placed a few days ago. That article had references to this one. This piece has been provided by Robert M. Collins. All text edited by him is copyrighted by him. FULL TEXT OF “EXECUTIVE BRIEFING: PROJECT AQUARIUS” [ […] Read More
Like most other items that were not made from natural products or grown, the car appeared to be made from a plastic like material. Even here, there is room but doubt in my mind as to whether this plastic was indeed a synthetic product of some natural substance, the like of which we do not have on earth. The reason for this doubt shall soon become apparent to you. […] Read More
It might be useful to look at data regarding the frequencies of EM emissions from unusual aircraft. The following document exists. I don’t have the document or any other information about it. Maybe someone has it, or knows a way to get it. , by C.R. Berndston, MIT Lincoln Laboratories, Contract # F19628-73-C-0002 There is some sketchy information about EM emissions in the Handbook of Ufology, pages 106-109. Two […] Read More
George Adamski: many of you probably heard this name before. It belongs to one of the most famous contactees in the history of ufology. In the 1930s, Adamski was running a monastery named “The Royal Order of Tibet”, which granted him a special permit to make sacrificial wine during the prohibition law. Curiously, the monastery was disbanded after the prohibition ended. After that, Adamski mounted a burger stand in […] Read More