The “I want to believe” poster is one that I think will become popular again with the new X-Files film coming soon.

I suspect we’re unlikely to see much serious interest expressed re the “kinda” poster I have though!

“Poster” is perhaps too kind of a description - patchwork Word document with low-res photo insert and printed on crappy printer would be far more accurate! LOL

I did some looking-a google search turns up the poster I have ( which has the Testors ‘Area 51′ saucer instead of
the Adamski/Meier type craft ) but the
poster does appear to be fairly available. I couldn’t find anything like
Nick’s poster…but I trust his anecdotal evidence…;)

The one you have sounds a lot funnier.

I just checked and yes my scanner is definitely screwed, so I’ll get it photocopied for you over the next day and put a copy in the mail.

I didn’t see the one in Fortean Times, so not sure if this is the same one. I should stress it’s pretty basic - “I Kind of Believe” is just in Bold black type on a plain white background with a border, and under that is an old B&W photo of Adamski with one of his hot space babes, and then under that it says “And I kind of want to believe” with “want” in italics.

Frankly, I could have done a better job in a Word document (which may well be how it was done! LOL).

But if Fortean Times was selling one, I suspect there’s was FAR superior to this version.

However, it’s a nice thing to have even if someone did just cut and paste it together.

I think it cost me about 80 cents from a guy who was peddling them at the Laughlin gig and who was a funny old guy with some cool Adamski stories to tell. Maybe he made it LOL. But what the heck!

If I were a 12 or 13 year-old who were beginning to develop a serious interest in Ufology in 2008, I would probably be lost on to where to find reliable info, since I would have yet to achieve the sort of discernment I as an adult now have (or try to have at least) that let me know a place like UFO Mystic is a reliable place run by people who are not rying to push an specific agenda; that the stories told by someone like David Icke should be taken with a major grain of salt (if not with a whole sack) and on the contrary people like Stanton Friedman are more reliable, and someone like Jacques Vallee even more so.

PS: I always wanted to have one of those “I want to believe” posters.

LOL, many thanks for mindset clarification! There ARE those of an “I want to believe” mindset who aren’t quite so flexible, however.

Somewhat coincidentally, in my office I have a small framed flier-size poster (about 8 x 5) that says “I Kind of Believe.”

I’m not sure who made it. I bought it at, I think, the UFO Congress in 2001 (or 02) from one of the vendors there.

The latest Mori article dovetails nicely with his previous ‘Invisible Gorrila’ post, and I noticed he took great pains to say that this recent
revelation does not prove that the
later photos were fakes.

And as someone who has an “I want to
believe” poster on the wall of his
workshop, I take mild exception to
having my mindset characterized as
‘rigid’. I assure you, my mindset
is as loose and jiggly as a bowlfull
of Jello and elder gods. Harrumph.