Were you Darren Danks’ friend, or am I getting you confused with someone else? I remember Darren had a friend who moved to the US a year or so before me, and he came to the meetings occasionally.

Well, as far as the files are concerned, I think it’s highly likely that we’ll see some interesting reports; simply because most of the older files contain interesting reports too.

Granted, most of the stuff that the MoD has released tends to be “lights in the sky” type stuff.

But every so often there will be something interesting - a pilot report, a radar report, a vehicle interference case etc.

I think what will be lacking, however, is any sort of deep analysis by the Ministry of Defense.

Seems for the most part they didn’t dig deep to resolve the issue of what it was that people saw, once they ruled out “national security” concerns.

The thing that those not aware of the situation need to remember is that the MoD has never had a Project Blue Book type group that is specifically designed to investigate UFOs as such.

Determining what UFOs were or are was never a part of tbe MoD’s agenda. If the relevant case in question did’t affect national security, the MoD just filed it away.

But from a UFO researcher perspective, it’s quite probable I think, that there are going to be some good nuggets of info in there.

So, it seems like you moved to the US shortly after I did, huh? I met you a few times at Irene’s meetings

Anyway, after being in the US for seven years now it seems to me that the only real difference between government secrecy in the US and the UK is that people in the US take more notice of it. That said, I found people in the UK were more open to talking about the subject.

So, me being the pessimist that I am, I have to ask… do you think these files will contain anything of any real substance?

Take care, mate! Looks like you’re going to be busy

We’ve not heard anything from Henry Deacon for five weeks, whereas previously we were in contact with him regularly. Despite our efforts, we’ve been unable to re-establish communication.

Just prior to his disappearance, he had told us he was being “coerced”. Readers may draw their own conclusions.

We continue to regard him as a good friend whom we’d grown to like, admire and trust. We miss his wry messages, his sparkling humor, and his strong principles and values. Wherever he is and whatever he is doing now, we hope he is safe, and wish him well.

We intend to compile and publish the most recent information received from him in due course.

Best wishes to all, Bill and Kerry
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Dave Clarke “Five”?

Groooan!

LOL

I can almost hear him burbling away to himself, “It’s like a dream! Like a dream!”

Then again, maybe it’s just me!

As for Dave Clarke himself, I’ll give him foive!

‘Dave Clark Five’? No?

O, please yourself!

That much is definitely certain!

For me, the most important thing is that we should have a huge, and previously-unseen data base of case reports to examine.