Aug 11 2008

Alien Worlds 4

The new issue of Stuart Miller’s Alien Worlds has just been published and includes numerous articles that are likely to be of interest to UFOMystic readers. There’s a new article from Paul Kimball titled The Myth of the ETH as ETFact, in which Paul says quite correctly:

“By focusing on the idea that little green/grey men have been coming here in nuts and bolts spaceships, ETFacters have done a grave disservice to the search for truth about the UFO phenomenon, and its possible alien origins, in the same way that thousands of years of religious leaders have undermined the search for the true nature of God by force-fitting it into a limited paradigm that simply served to reinforce their own worldview. They have not sought wisdom, nor understanding - they have simply proclaimed an ‘answer’ which has been no answer at all.”

Then there’s Andy Roberts’ article, Albion Dreaming:

“Drugs are a very bad thing as you know. You have read the tragic stories and you have seen the press. You may know people who have had difficulties with substance abuse or you may have had problems yourself. It is consequently a subject that attracts profound emotional reaction and judgement. There are two problems related to the condemnation of drug taking. Firstly, many millions of people take drugs without obvious problems and enjoy doing so. The pleasure of taking them is something rarely mentioned for obvious reasons but it has to be recognised that people do it because they like it. And secondly, despite the drug problem being a phenomenon that started with the permissive 60s, it didn’t. Drugs have been around with Man for thousands of years and there isn’t a tribal village in Australia or South America or the Pacific or the Far East or frankly anywhere where hallucinatory drugs haven’t play a part or still do in the life and culture of that Society. In short, man has been doing his brains in for thousands upon thousands of years and often, when he has done, he has seen strange things. Researcher and author Andy Roberts gives us a brief background of LSD use in the West and explores the drug’s connections to alien sightings.”

And let us not forget Jon Ronson, about who Stuart says:

“Jon Ronson is a journalist, author and documentary filmmaker and a very talented and funny guy. A Guardian columnist, he writes in a sardonic and wry style and is drawn to the weird and quirky. It is that trait that has pulled him towards UFOs and more importantly, the strange world attached to it. That isn’t the sum of his work by any means, but it is an area that he has returned to more than once. That is not to say that there is anything weird or quirky about Robbie Williams or Gary McKinnon for example, or at least I don’t think. He recently made a documentary with Robbie for BBC Radio 4 about UFOs and he is turning the Gary McKinnon story into a screenplay. He is the man who brought us such wonderful visual dramas as The Men Who Stare At Goats, Them: Adventures with Extremists, The Bilderberg Group, The Satanic Shadowy Elite, and David Icke, The Lizards and The Jews, all documentaries shown on UK Channel 4. We caught up with him as he was out walking…”

And, of course, there’s much more too!

Give Stuart your support; he is almost single-handedly publishing one of the very few first-class, glossy, multi-paged magazines on UFOs that are currently available.

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