reply to post by Spooky Fox Mulder
I have a "rant" about what is wrong with ufology, and the main problem is us believers.
We do not question enough of the claims made out there, and are afraid to go further when it looks like the answer to a famed sighting might have a
mundane answer. To find all the answers means there will be some disappointment.
1. I do believe aliens from other worlds and/or dimensions have visited us throughout time.
2. I do believe the government has crashed extraterrestrial ships and bodies in its possession. I do not believe they are at Area 51 (a ruse), but at
other military locations in the USA.
3. After reading much about the MJ-12 documents, I believe they are fakes, but disinformation to keep the researchers busy arguing. If any real
documents to get stolen or find their way out, they will be thought of as fakes too. This has worked for three decades and counting. To be fair to
Stanton Friedman, he has found many documents and information on some people that helps out with research. Among them is memos by J Edgar Hoover and
his interest in the crash at Roswell and other UFOs.
4. Too many fringe elements get a free ride. Channelers, contactees, abductees, and others don't get vetted or asked any tough questions. Those who
do ask the questions get labeled disinfo agents or debunkers. More has to be done to collect the best cases/evidence. Some of the abductee researchers
are at least getting the "implants" tested.
5. Instead of attacking each other, authors and researchers should have a meeting and address the issues. Important ones as to collecting evidence and
vetting whistleblowers should be on the top of the lists.
They (from UFO buffs to many groups out there) have been promising disclosure since the Jimmy Carter Presidency, and it has not happened yet. It is
time to use the FOIA to get out as many documents dealing with all the agencies about UFOs.
It is time for us to take off the tin foil hats and get the mainstream scientists to join us in our search for answers.
