UFOS - the serious new deep political research topic?

[Jan Klimkowski]

Jan and David,

I concur with the above and with the balance of Jan's hypothesis, but would suggest the likelihood that UFO and related abduction phenomena in part may be attributed to a third and far more mysterious reality.

Are you familiar with the related work of Dr. Dean Radin and the late Dr. John Mack -- and, sans apologies, with Graham Hancock's Supernatural?

In an absurdly tiny nutshell: The space alien hypothesis is a pitifully inadequate explanation of UFO reality in light of advances in physics, brain science, archaeology and anthropology, and the exponential growth of the database of cross-cultural and cross-epochal experiences with "other-worldly" life forms.

None of which, by the way, diminishes the logic of your argument that, like so many other aspects of deep human experience, this sort of high strangeness is being exploited by all-too-human masters of perception.

Charlie - yes indeed.

And I suspect the reason why David, in his earlier posts, invoked - heheh - both Crowley and Jung is because there is a huge and mysterious thing at the heart of this.

Prof John Mack, like CB Scott Jones, was a member of the deep black intelligence group, the Aviary. As was Phoenix veteran Col John Alexander - a remote viewer, an intimate of spookster scientist Hal Puthoff, and probably the only black operations soldier with a PhD in the "Kubler-Ross life/death transition".

The Aviary exists where psyops meet the Other....