Pit Stop for U.F.O.’s, and Humans Who Love Them - A TNYT Article

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HOOPER JOURNAL
Pit Stop for U.F.O.’s, and Humans Who Love Them

By KIRK JOHNSON
Published: November 25, 2010

Many of the humans who come to Ms. Messoline’s U.F.O. Watchtower, hard by the dueling vortexes, may be fun, but they are also wounded. About 95 percent, by her estimate — and she makes a point of asking — have experienced something, a shudder in the fabric of the ordinary, the sighting of an unidentified flying object that to one degree or another has haunted them and drawn them to this otherwise empty spot in south-central Colorado. Having fun in thinking about extraterrestrials, she said, is usually bound up with something deeper right here on the home planet.

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So, I'll just put in my 2 cents here. You'd think that with "vortex" (nay, 2!) in your backyard, someone would by now have taken pictures showing something out of the ordinary. Or of UFOs, or anything! But, no, we get a dry narrative. Have any of you members visited this facility? Anyone planning to stop by? Anyone interested in this?

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I think I will pass

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Hey I got the Rachel Nv and Area 51 in my back yard and I can talk about them on ATS and not get laughed at right? ;up: