Aug 24 2007
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Mufon Under the Spotlight
Space.com profile the Mutual UFO Network, its recent annual symposium, and secure comments from Stan Friedman, George Knapp and others.
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August 24th, 2007 at 11:11 am
Two things i found interesting abou the article:
*what Geroge Knapp said:
Knapp said he’s committed to the journalistic credo that the public has a right to know.
“But you know what? Maybe not! It goes against everything in my professional life that I believe. What if it’s not something we should know? That the truth is so unsettling that our social institutions would, in fact, crumble,” Knapp confided”
It’s almost as if he’s accepting the fact that Ufology intended to be a legitimate field of study, then turned into a pseudoscience, and now is fast becoming something else… a religion.
*the other thing was the name of the MUFON international Director: James Carrion. Man what a terrible name! If he were mexican he would be JAIME CARROÑA. It’s almost as if the dude’s name determined his fate and of MUFON: to be like buzzards in the sky forever circling the aging famous cases as if it were a corpse lying on the desert… waiting and waiting but never getting closer.
Excuse my lousy poetic escapade
August 26th, 2007 at 7:41 am
I thought the article came out ok
Considering it came from space.com.
That is until I got to the 3 links at the bottom of the article,I’m only
suprised they didn’t throw a link up
to james oberg’s site for a fair and balanced view on Aerial Phenomena.