Ok, it's 2016 and we have 2 more episodes of X-Files left. The big bombshell so far is that some, if not more of the UFO situations are not real aliens, but humans acting like aliens, doing whatever it is that people think aliens do; cattle mutilations, abductions, etc.

That thought has been floated before, at least in the novel series by Robert Vaughn called "Area 51". I read 2 of the 4 books from that series that I have. It was fascinating, but I've gotten distracted, it's an ADD thing. Sorry. Right now I'm trying to work through a novel by William Gibson called Neuromancer. I may talk about that more in the future.

One of the things that I have become interested in of late, regarding UFOs and the paranormal is that some people seemed prone to these experiences and some not at all. I for one am in the latter category, nothing at all. At least as far as paranormal goes, no ghosts, apparitions, nothing.  As for UFOs, I did see one back in 2010. It was fairly far away, but just didn't move. That more than anything was the weirdest thing about it. When I stopped looking at it and came back later, it was gone. But that's it for me.

As for the people who are "haunted" is it just that they're in the wrong place at the wrong time? Or are they "sensitive" and don't recognize it as such and get all freaked out? I don"t know, but I am curious.

Two days ago the was a fascinating show on C2C with Jimmy Church about 2 people who had a very close encounter out in the Mojave desert. I would love to get more details on that incident. There is a first hand account book that I will research.

There is a book out there by Ron Felber: http://www.ronfelber.com/ obviously, The Mojave Incident, also the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Rother and other online dittis.

One thing that has become of interest to me is the timeline of events from the end of WW2 and Roswell, to the time of Eisenhower's meeting with the aliens when he was president, and beyond. In particular, Project Paperclip, that brought over "German scientists", as I have studied this more, it seems to have been a lot of the Nazi scientists who were working on the esoteric things that Hitler was interested in. http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_mj12_17.htm

Now, there is an interest in the 40s and 50s lifestyle. It seemed simpler then, unconnected, less complicated. compared to our fast-paced, connected lives today.

That's all for now. I'll be posting on my other blogger blog in the near future.

Take care and stay safe.