Richard

Any ufology commentator talking about the US government in relation to disclosure - looking to Trump enablers for hope - but not first and foremost condemning the mask-off roll-out of American fascism - is going to find it difficult to talk about aliens with a human’s boot on their throat.

Bet he listens to all sorts, from Wagner to Ace of Base.

My post in July was in relation to this news. The writing was already on the wall. www.salon.com/2025/07/03/i...

The Four Tops sang ‘reach out and I’ll be there’. Musk says ‘sieg heil and I’ll join online’. The boke mind virus 🤮

Being self-professed best pals with a paedophile sex trafficker is okay according to Keir Starmer.

The same friendship got a literal Prince cancelled, but not the Prince of Darkness.

Away from the clusterfuck of ufology being leveraged by Bond villains to destroy what's left of democracy, the sensor data Skinwalker Ranch is collecting is kind of insane, and it may offer more solid insight into the phenomenon than we're getting most anywhere else. Deserves serious attention.

The USA appears to be passing the point of no peaceful or bloodless return.

Helen Sharman did it better.

“Here and there throughout American society, you find men obsessed with an exalted, almost wild form of spirituality scarcely encountered in Europe. Weird sects appear from time to time striving to open up extraordinary paths to eternal happiness. Religious insanity is very common in the United States.” — Democracy in America: And Two Essays on America (Penguin Classics) by Alexis Tocqueville

Another hidden Nazi? They’re certainly getting worse at covering their tracks.

Such a relief to hear someone talking about it. You both did the right thing and are desperately needed voices.

So odd that many in a community that has for so long wanted power to tell the truth is suddenly coy about speaking truth to - or even about - power.

They expect honesty from liars.

UFOs have been a non-partisan issue and they will remain a non-partisan issue, but purely by virtue of only one political party being permitted.

There is clearly a very controlled disclosure now being undertaken. Much of what we know has been released via the Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review. A Pentagon information control mechanism. It has both allowed and restricted information. Disclosures are incremental. Controlled.

The Deadly Mantis (1957) film poster.

I want to know more about these guys. Going to start by revisiting this Russian nightmare fuel. samlib.ru/e/eduard_s_a...

I have a blog which I am likely to be too busy to update with any great regularity, but I have lifelong interests in UFOs and religions, so I may be compelled to start writing more often. Wrote one today 👇

I like my existential/ET musings with a little levity.

#ufosky

A blog post covering some thoughts about ufos, religion, consciousness (and Steve Guttenberg boning aliens, though that’s more of an honourable mention).

In the absence of a rational solution to the mystery, and public interest in the matter being intense, it is quite likely that in the coming years every new brand of charlatanism will use it as a base, although it is not possible to predict its exact form. We may very well be living the early years of a new mythological movement, and it may eventually give our technological age its Olympus, its fairyland, or its Walhalla, whether we regard such a development as an asset or as a blow to our culture. - Jacques Vallee Passport to Magonia: From Folklore to Flying Saucers

“Of course, some details relevant to this aspect of the UFO phenomenon cannot be published. This does not mean, however, that they should remain the exclusive property of a few bureaucrats concerned only with the preservation of their peace of mind and the stability of their administrations. To let UFO speculation grow unchecked would only make the public an easy and defenseless prey to charlatans of all kind. It would mean that any organized group bent upon the destruction of our society could undermine it by skillful use of the saucer mythology;” — Passport to Magonia: From Folklore to Flying Saucers by Jacques Vallee