Leave it to Jason Colavito to find something of a “connection” in a claim even David Hatcher Childress called “rather farfetched.” But here it is, in all its interesting perversity. Jason then reports that Scott Wolter Claims Texas Stones Document Colonization by Crypto-Jews and embeds a 3-hour Wolter interview with Jimmy Church. Thankfully, Jason notes […]

Kevin Randle especially might take note of the first story in Hakan Blomqvist’s catalogue of surprising UFO behavior. A 1987 letter writer mentions participating during 1975-1980 in a “Project Pluto” tasked with recovering and studying “E.T. material.” The rest of Hakan’s article details even stranger tales, plus a George Adamski connection. Hakan also tells us […]

Predictably, Tom DeLonge is claiming credit for his organization’s fostering the Senate Intelligence Committee’s requiring an evaluation of “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena” in a draft “Intelligence Authorization Act For Fiscal Year 2021.” Predictably, Jason Colavito is unhappy about it. But Jason does grudgingly give credit where it’s due to the To The Stars…Academy of Arts & […]

Not recently of course, since UK trains are more likely to be disrupted by “leaves on the line” and “the wrong sort of snow” (two of the most infamous excuses for delays given by the rail companies). In Victorian times the culprit was of the ethereal, spooky variety, and Dr Beachcombing takes a look back […]

Here’s another perspective on just who/what Grey aliens might be. Hakan Blomqvist adds the contactee point of view to a Nick Redfern article we profiled last month. Hakan also links to a July 18, 1967, John Keel letter discussing MIBs as android creations. Keel site master Doug Skinner offers us two more communications in Keel’s […]

The PM’s special adviser said on Monday at a Downing Street press conference that he had written about the ‘urgent need for planning’ for a coronavirus pandemic in 2019.

Hakan Blomqvist relates a passing-strange story and addresses the larger subject of “critters,” an explanation Kenneth Arnold would eventually entertain for his seminal UFO sighting. Bad news out of New Mexico as Roswell’s UFO Festival Canceled Due to Coronavirus. And it happens that the first weekend in July event isn’t even the biggest local gathering […]

How about something pleasant for a change? Hakan Blomqvist recalls happier times in lieu of celebrating the 50-year anniversary of a major Swedish UFO group. This article provides context, maybe a bit of calm focus-shifting, and a smidge of sadness at the end, reminding us that life is not all wonderful–yet perhaps not entirely bad. […]

How ready are you for what’s coming after this pandemic? While Michael Prescott’s essay is a challenging read for avoidant citizens of the 21st century, Mike makes a point to ditch the personal delusions of immortality and embrace the fact one will die someday. Maybe not tomorrow. Maybe not in July. Maybe not on April […]

Anthropologists have laid the foundation for some broad assumptions about the role of religion, and death, in humanity’s ascendancy. Take the afterlife as a final reward, and how the “reward” bit is a recent development while original western doctrines were more about imposing order upon civilization. Or maybe those ancient clerics hoped to turn a […]