Many thanks for the comments. I’ve had quite a few emails sent to me from abductees since publication of the article, many telling extremely similar stories.

Good to see you hear. I hope to have the findings ready by summer at very latest re abductees and apocalyptic dreams.

Yeah I saw that re the Mufon Forum; however, as far as I know it turned out to be little more than a storm in a teacup (as we say in the UK), and a misunderstanding of words, and not intended by Anne Strieber as being relative to his factual works.

I don’t have “Stargate” - looks like I’ll have to invest.

Finally, here’s a bombshell (if true!) from a letter to “MUFON Forum”, written by someone named Warren Aston, as published in the May issue of the MUFON Journal: “… The one person on earth who is presumably closer to Whitley Strieber than any other - his wife - has affirmed to multiple people that everything he has ever written is fiction. In the presence of Clennys Mackay, MUFON’s coordinator in Australia, and several others, she volunteered that information when we brought the Striebers to Brisbane for an International Conference in 1999.”

Anyway also Nick — what about Strieber’s role on “the Stargate Conspiracy” — I know Prince and Picknett’s book is not taken that seriously although people consider it. In fact I found corroboration for their work in my own research — http://nonduality.com/hempel.htm with further summaries available under the “actual Matrix Plan.”

I had found the Secret School precognitions reasonably plausable when I first read the book…I find them REALLY plausable now!

I do think that our civilization will burn out one way or another in the relatively near future.

It won’t be the end of the world, or indeed of the human race, probably. In the same way that the end of the Roman Empire, or the Egyptians could be equated with the end of the world or the human race.

But, I’d be surprised if there was not massive change in our world in the next century - and most for reasons that will have no positive aspect to them, for us at least.

That’s no me being a fatalist or anything like that. I just think it’s human ego to think that the great human race should just continue to advance and conquer all ills ad infinitum.

Why should we? The dinosaurs went, there are countless species of animal becoming extinct every year, we have rising populations, very weird weather issues, etc., etc.

We’re on the slide. But, something else will come along and maybe we’ll still be here, maybe we won’t. But then again, it’s not *our* world. We share it with countless other things, and one day we may be very much a lesser lifeform on this planet.