Thursday 4 July 2024
UFOs..,.Close Encounters of the Third Kind -Learn The TRUTH
With 0ver 659K views I assume that there are people interested in this aspect of UFOs -and if they are constructed craft then someone/thing has to control them, right?
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Since 1947 it has been claimed that UFOs/flying saucers are evidence of aliens visiting the Earth. Since the 1950s claims of encounters with landed craft and alien beings were talked about but not taken seriously.
In the 1960s the subject of UFO abduction was a "slow-burner" until the whole "Grey" abduction phenomenon and claims made by researchers such as Budd Hopkins, Prof. John Mack and Dr David Jacobs and Whitley Streiber.
But is there evidence to back up any of the claims -and what about those encountering Alien Entities but who were not abducted?
Are these people all hoaxers, psychotic or suffering from some other mental illness as some claim?
Are those people who were exposed by Ufologists against their wishes, people who wanted to report what happened and then just get back to their everyday lives -thrust into the media glare against their will?
And if US authorities were so interested that in one case at least they broke into the home of two abductees and this was later proven -why?
Why did a hard core of these people never want publicity or to make money from what happened to them?
Above all, why did a major UFO landing incident take place on a US Inbterstate road in front of a large number of observers (all willing to talk to investigators) never get investigated? If it were not for a radio presenter interviewing and taking notes we would know nothing of the case -it would be labelled "insubstantial".
James and Coral Lorensen -the Scopolamine Kids; using a very notorious "truth drug" on alleged UFO witnesses and selling stories to newspapers. An investigator (a veteran) showing a witness images of "aliens" encountered in other cases before any memories were retrieved. Worst of all, the constant "pissing competition" and breaches of trust between UFO investigators.
2017 is the time to assess the past evidence and look at the faults within Ufology.
Not everyone is going to be happy -debunkers or ufologists.
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Fully illustrated with photographs and illustrations
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A must read for those with a serious interest in UFOs Some of the contents:
The Nottinghamshire UFO Crash of 1987…or 1988
The Llandrillo ‘Saucer’ and
Strange
UFO Abductees and Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome
The UFO That Landed On
My Encounters With The Men In Black
A Previously Un-noted Alien Entity Type
Early 20th Century
Close Encounter with a Boggart
Some Odd and Unusual Cases
Rosa Lotti and the Happy Entities
The Strange Case of the Woollaton Gnomes and the Mince-pie Martians
What Happened on the
The ‘Lost’ Belgian UFO Landing Case
Strange Aliens from Outer Space?
Encounter with Black Aliens and Landed UFO
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Beyond UFO Contact i the fourth book in the groundbreaking series looking at reports of Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Alien-Entity reports from around the world and reassessing these. In addition there is a look at the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligences (SETI) and its relevance to the UFO phenomenon.
contents list:
Introduction: The Path of Counter-Actuality
1. Dionisio Llanca: Truck Driver, UFO Abductee and Human Guinea Pig
2. Aliens -What Can We Expect?
3. The Moreland Incident
4. It Is All Fake: Ufology Needs To Be Reassessed
5. Warminster UFOs and Entity Reports
6. Have Things Changed Since 1977?
7. The Beausoleil Cas -Even Aliens Like Theatre
8. The Pwca
9. Contact...with the Vegetable Alien
10. The Casitas Dam UFO Photograph and Entity
11. The Crystal Lake Encounter
12. The Humanoids at South Riverand the Luczkowich Encounter
13. Harrison Bailey
14. Sonny DesVerger
15. The UFO "Borderline"-The Imjarvi Skiers
16. Some Interesting Reports to Note
17. Dead Aliens in Photographs
18. Ufology, Government Cover Ups and Disclosure
19. The Reports That You Might Not Want To Look Into
20. Conil de la Frontera -a Credible Report?
21. Eighteenth Century Aliens?
22. Clearview Ranch
23. The Pat McGuire Case
24. Piero Fortunato Franzetta
25. The Silbury Hill Encounter
26. The Bridge Abduction
27. The Bagshot Heath UFO Incident
28. Lurkers and Alien Disinterest
29. What If YOU See Aliens Land?
30. So What Would YOU Do If You Encountered A Landed UFO?
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Wednesday 3 July 2024
Frankly A. Davin-Wilson: The Unknown Ufologist
Franklyn Angus Davin Wilson c 1938-New Year's Day 1984
Franklyn served in the Royal Army Medical Corps and was a student at Bristol Grammar School. Franklyn had sighted two unusual objects while on holiday and this piqued his interest in the subject of UFOs and mysteries in general. He joined the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA) and the British Flying Saucer Bureau (f 1952) -it was at a meeting of the latter that I met Franklyn. He came up and said "Hello" and shook my hand and added "You're the new chap -welcome" and gave a big smile revealing long vampiric fangs. Apparently my non reaction to the fangs was not what he expected as most people usually stepped back or their smiles vanished. They were artificial fangs but quite impressive. Taking them out, Franklyn looked at me and said "I think we are going to get along well"!
For a large part of the time that he was a member of BUFORA he tried to convince them how useful a computer would be for data analysis. Computers in their early days were mainly using punch cards and Franklyn (a founding member of the British Computer Society) devised a system for BUFORA. It was rejected as being "too far off" before they could think of computer usage and despite much effort in the end he gave up as it was obvious BUFORA were not willing to go beyond paper filing of reports.
At some point Franklyn asked himself "Why don't astronomers see UFOs?" this set him off on years of gathering reports from astronomers including Clyde Tombaugh and going back to the very6 start of astronomy as a science. As with computers and UFO research, Franklyn's Astronomers and Anomalous Observational Phenomena was a couple decades ahead of Ufology as a whole.
Another facet of research he undertook was into Unknown Orbital Objects and although UFO related it involved far more. Then there were "Mars Mysteries" (again before the Ufologists caught on to things such as 'the face on Mars'); Mysterious Space Malfunctions (of satellite and other craft) and the KLEE TV signal mystery. The Space Signals work was interesting and I even took part in early morning ventures to detect signals.
Franklyn, rather like Dave Cowdy (a founder of Manchester Flying Saucer Research in the 1950s) was one of the original Anomalous Observational Phenomena Bureau members. Dave died of a heart attack circa 1977. Franklyn had kidney problems and waiting for an operation for some years and also developed respiratory problems where he struggled to breath and I had to help him a few times. Eventually he took a doctors advice (illegal at the time) to smoke cannabis when the problem was in its early stage. Franklyn was quite aware of my dislike of drugs but I did see how the inhalation worked fairly quickly and stopped him getting to the purple face stage! On one occasion I visited while he was going through an attack and as much as I hated doing so "fixed a joint" for him and observed how it affected his condition which led to my looking at cannabis and medicinal uses.
At one point Franklyn was in accommodation with no bath or shower facilities so once a week he would visit, get a meal and a bath. One one occasion he very sheepishly returned from his bath and I asked what was wrong? He had been reading an issue of Flying Saucer Review and one article put him to sleep and gave FSR a bath at the same time. My question was "What was the post that put you to sleep?" He looked at the soggy FSR and said "The one by Jenny Randles" at which point I burst out laughing and Franklyn looked at me as if I had gone a bit crazy. He did replace the FSR issue.
He was a big supporter of compiling the CE3K/Alien Entity Archive and would often annotate magazines or books to see whether I had those reports. Franklyn was also a big supporter after the BFSB had descended into chaos amid the whole UFO International/Southern UFO Network mess that quite literally made some UFO groups decide to cease activities. It was Franklyn's correspondence with Lord (Brinsley) Clancarty that eventually led to the creation of the AOP Bureau.
In 1983 I helped Franklyn update many of his files including Astronauts and UFOs and we prepared the data for release in 1984 and Lord (Brinsley) Clancarty had offered to set up a lecture/talk for the House of Lords members interested in UFOs. We discussed this over a Christmas meal I had cooked especially for him as things were a tad difficult for him at that time. I waved him off with a smile on his face and a promise to meet up in the new year and get the papers fully sorted.
Just after New Year I received a visit from one of Franklyn's friends to inform me that he had been unwell on New Year's eve 1983 but had gone to bed early after cracking a joke. Franklyn passed away from a heart attack caused by a blood clot from an earlier kidney operation on New Years Day 1984. He was 46 years old.
I did manage to get to Franklyn's files as they were about to be dumped in a skip and rescued all I could and at one point was walking with them across Bristol in a wheel barrow -some old gent decided that the large bags I had everything in would not last long so lent me the wheelbarrow (thankfully). Rather than stories of some obscure Ufologist and his lost files I have at least got the files!