Hi all. Reading J.J. Benítez's book "Están aquí" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_works\_by\_J.\_J.\_Ben%C3%ADtez) I found this text related to the testimony given by Robert O Dean (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert\_Dean\_(ufologist)) in 1994: “I have repeated it many times: Jorge Martín is an excellent and veteran investigator of the UFO phenomenon. Probably one of the best in America. On one occasion, he managed to interview Robert O. Dean, who was a NATO Command Sergeant Major...

RT @lsanger: Wikipedia admins are going to be so mad about WikiCritic when it launches. https://t.co/9vWht6rpFN

There are a lot of names that come up over and over in podcasts and forums like Reddit. Most of the people who bring the names up don’t want or think to give any background on them. Is there a website that lists the big (whatever that means) players and gives a simple, neutral explanation of their involvement in the phenomenon? I don’t trust Wikipedia with UFO-related stuff anymore and it may not have articles some of these people anyway.

Seven years ago MKULTRA_Escapee posted an excellent summary to r/Aliens of the 1056CE – 1063CE sightings of a brightly luminous trans-medium lake "pearl" and clamshell object that was published in 1088CE by Chinese science and technology writer (among many other things) Shen Kuo ( https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%B2%88%E6%8B%AC/38436?fromModule=lemma_inlink ) in his "Dream Pool Essays" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_Pool_Essays ). See the original post at: https://www.reddit.com/r/alie...

An alien game using spaceships (UFOs) or what? The black spear reminds me of the Black Knight satellite: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Knight_satellite_conspiracy_theory What could it have been really? I don't really think this is a biblical exaggeration or natural phenomena misinterpreted as something as a ominous warning sign. The objects seen in this print (made by Hans Glaser) look too futuristic to me. What were those orbs, crosses and arrows really?

There have been many reports suggesting that UFOs are interested in our nuclear sites and capabilities: - https://theaviationist.com/2013/11/10/f-14-vs-ufo/#.UoI8n5Tk-8U#ixzz3MXLKmLWv - https://rense.com/general20/fo.htm - Why Do UFO Sightings Keep Happening Near Nuclear Sites? - UFO reports and atomic sites - Wikipedia - UFOs and nukes. Extraordinary encounters at nuclear weapons sites One possible explanation is that they are either concerned about our nuclear capabilities or trying to prot...

Skeptic Wikipedia editors have created an article about the "societal effects of UFO belief" which frames belief in UFOs as an illness and refuse to include "UFO stigma" as a topic in articles about UFOs. https://t.co/hSG188Rree https://t.co/fv9Nq90izP

Nothing says totally neutral encyclopedia like a page about the societal effects of UFO belief that manages to sound like it was written by someone who thinks the 1950s never ended. Meanwhile, the U.S. government has an actual UAP office, Congress has held public hearings, and multiple officials have testified on the record. But somehow we are still expected to act like anyone who takes ufology seriously is automatically fringe, dangerous, or one step away from wearing a foil hat in a basemen...

RT @lsanger: I co-founded Wikipedia, but an anonymous mob runs the show—and now I’m banned. I told the story in the Washington Examiner, o…

RT @lsanger: I co-founded Wikipedia, but an anonymous mob runs the show—and now I’m banned. I told the story in the Washington Examiner, o…