Cheers,
Robert

The only “insider” who will appear onscreen so far will be Richard Doty. All of the other interviews were with researchers who run the gamut from credulous to skeptical, so I guess the point will be how researchers see the (dis)info and what they do with it.

The parts of the film dealing with Project Beta are basically reiterations of what was in the book, although one previously skeptical researcher now claims to have seen an entrance to an underground facility somewhere on the Archuleta Mesa.

The story is as accurate as can be told by those who are not on the “inside” and have a healthy amount of incredulity. When you see it, trust your powers of discernment and make up your own mind. Like I said in another post, the need to come to a conclusion is often the enemy of learning.

We will probably hear stories about how they unloaded incredible dis info stories to researchers who gulliably lapped them up as the gospel truth, never to be doubted or questioned.

I predict that if it goes in that direction, people in the UFO community who touted these stories and tales (whose reputation is on the line because of how much they defended them to the death) will be howling about how the film was really part of some evil government conspiracy to unload disinformation.

The question becomes how do we know that the story they are “now” telling on film is the accurate one, or is it further propaganda and lies?

Paraphrasing a comment by Deep Throat in the popular X Files series:
‘a lie, Mr. Mulder, is most convincingly hidden between two truths’

then further in the episode:
Mulder: I’m wondering which lie to believe

Cheers,
Robert

I didn’t know the proper categories in which to lump everyone. “Personality” is neither positive or negative. I could have said “luminaries” or “pariahs” or “gods” or “spammers,” but I chose what I thought was a neutral term. Sorry about your negative experience with him.

~toni

Is the connection Robert Emenegger by any chance…?

He put the “Evolution Revolution” together and also brought us the tale of the UFO landing at Holloman AFB.

Do I win?

Cheers,
Steve

And Greg, thanks for the heads up. We hope to have Mirage Men finished by early next year, though these things take a *long* time, but John and I genuinely believe that we have something special on our hands.

btw, here’s a spot quiz for UFO Mystic readers. First person to point out the connection between this posting and the linked video clip gets a special prize…

http://youtube.com/watch?v=VmTmvBzNFY4

Mark P

I didn’t write “stretching way, way back into ancient history.” The people who were around in 1947 at Maury Island are all dead now I think, so it’s a little bit difficult to interview them for a first-hand account.

But you’re right, they should at least acknowedge that the involvment goes back at least to the late 1940s. I’ll suggest it.

I won’t be at the concon, mainly because I’m not speaking there, but also becuase it would take rent money out of my pocket instead of putting it in. The production team will be back in the UK by then, but perhaps they can work something out.

I would hope that these guys would do some kind of nod to Maury Island and Crisman’s involvement in the covert intelligence operations/UFO link dating back to ‘47 and likely to have included the JFK assassination.

Tell ‘em to come out and talk to me at ConCon in San Jose. You gonna be there?