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U F O R E V I E W

The Truth Arrived Ages Ago, Gave Up, And Has Moved On Somewhere Else.

June 2004

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Number 2

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IN THIS ISSUE

Welcome

Your editor warbles Page 3

Interview With Dr. Lynne Kitei

Author of the book “The Phoenix Lights”, Lynne

tells us the story from the start, what she saw,

what she felt, and how it affected her life. Page 4

Phoenix City Council Mystery Solved Page 22

Major Sighting In Mexico And A Particularly

Unusual Case

Thomas Mantell revisited? Preziose Alabama case intrigue. Page 23

Big Cat Stalks Westminster

Now a major sighting in an inner city Page 35

Hampton Road Publishing

Interview with Bob Freidman, President of

the company about the problems and pitfalls

of publishing UFO and New Age books. Page 37

Yorkshire Folk Are Stark Staring Mad

They are aliens…………..and they came to Ilkley Moor Page 50

Monster Man At It Again

Second instalment of interview with Nick Redfern Page 52

The Competition

Round up of other E-Zines Page 64

To The Moon And Beyond

Welcome back Andrew Pike!! Page 64

The Lazy Man’s Guide To The Mexican Sighting

All the news that’s fit to print on the most gargantuan

event to hit Ufology since the last one. Page 69

News Leads

Tons of the buggers, loads and loads. If you’ve missed

it, it’s here. Page 133

No, there’s nothing more. Geez, you’d think 140 plus pages would be enough!

WELCOME

Stuart Miller – editor UFO Review

I, for one, certainly found the month of May 2004 a very exciting one. The

Mexican sighting, as yet still untarnished by any successful debunking effort or

for that matter, even a serious debunking effort, stands supreme above the

UFO community, smiling wistfully down upon us as we below chase around like

headless chickens in our exhilarated state. While as yet there have only been

quiet mutterings of comparison between this incident and the Phoenix Lights,

and certainly no scientific connection established, spiritually at least it comes

in the same package. Nearly. The Phoenix Lights was a banner carrying parade,

loudly proclaiming “Here We Are”. This latest lot were invisible to the Human

eye and only showed up on infrared cameras.

We have compiled a special article on Mexico containing the best of the

published research so far plus other comments and opinion, and just for good

measure, some of the more extreme points of view expressed on the incident

as well. As befits a subject that draws among its aficionados the mentally

challenged, it is amusing to see how one or two have gone off on a tangent.

And yet, in fairness, who’s to say they’re wrong? They could have been

Pleiadean ships on their way back from a soccer tournament on Zeta but don’t

offer opinions like that anywhere near a “serious” List. The Lazy Man’s Guide To

The Mexico Sighting starts on page 69 and just runs and runs!

It was hard to sense the reaction to the first edition. There was one negative

comment from a rival publication (not Gary and Russ) and a smattering of

positive ones, but beyond that, not a lot else. The number of downloads though

were good. My thanks in particular go to Joe McGonagle of Ufology UK for a

very kind review.

But I would appreciate your comments and feedback. I know the presentation

at the moment is poor, and that is in hand, but what articles would you like to

see? What topics do you want covered? Let me know at stuart@uforeview.net

We are very pleased to welcome back to the fold Andrew Pike who was with me

at UFO magazine. Andrew brings immense experience and insight to the

subject of Space and not a little “behind the door” information as well. His

article in this issue poses more questions than answers! Enjoy

Doctor Lynne Kitei

There are some people in life that you have to stand back and admire. They

seem to have so much energy and positive drive that it’s breadth taking. Lynne

Kitei is one such person. This lady just loves life and people, and enjoys helping

them. This isn’t some angelic do-gooder, placed on Earth to spread love and

goodwill. She is a practical, humane individual who freely admits that her “fix”

is helping others, and it is pleasing and comforting that the impression you

form of her from reading the book translates into reality when you actually

speak to her. She’s a dynamo.

An early strong impression from the book was her reluctance to come forward,

and the more cynical among us might interpret that as heroic modesty. But

when you hold a high profile position within the general medical and social

community of the city you live in, it takes a bit of courage to step forward and

tell everyone that you’ve filmed these lights in the sky and they might be from

another dimension, even if a few thousand others saw the same lights as well.

As we all know, the scientific community is not always welcoming towards

colleagues who suddenly “flip” and start talking gibberish.

But as you will read below, Lynne felt called upon, almost picked to come

forward. There were just too many coincidences and minor incidents to ignore,

that all seemed to be saying the same thing: “Get off your backside, get out

there and tell the world.” These incidents may have been imagined or they may

have been real, but regardless, they were real to Lynne and she responded. And

she found, when she peaked above the covers, a world she had no idea existed

– our world. A world of strange sightings, stories, reluctant governments, high

secrecy, and the general weird and wonderful. “Thrown in at the deep end” is a

phrase that comes to mind.

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