UFO Review issue 13.pdf

U F O R E V I E W

Why do Ufological publication always have to put up some drivel about The ÐTruthÑ? Who

cares about the freaking truth? Give me lies, lies and more lies. Give me Rick Doty!

November/December 2005

Number 13

SCIENCE MUSEUM LONDON; SPECIAL

EXHIBITION

ÐUFO REVIEW EDITOR MOLESTS ALIENS SHOCK HORRORÑ

Youve got two fingers up a

nose, one hand in a mouth,

and if you werent holding

that magazine, youd be

fingering one of my valves.

Pix courtesy of and ¨ Diva Robin Crookshank Hilton

In This Issue

Your Editor squeaks Page 3

Page 4 - Loren Coleman Is The One In The Blue Shirt . Undoubtedly

the Man of the Moment, with interviews currently appearing everywhere,

this is an exhaustive and fascinating insight into the greatest living

cryptozoologist in the world today. He talks about his parents, his

background, his early interest, his education, his influences, and why he

wonÓt shoot Bigfoot when he finally meets him!

Dr. Michael Salla Speaks Page 25

Page 26 - A Close Encounter . By Andrew Pike FRAS . Did the

astronomical reassurances a few months back that Asteroid 2004 MN4

would miss this planet on April 13 th 2004 put your mind at rest? Oh dear.

Pikey scares you witless.

Review of The Why Files Page 29

Review of the Probe International Conference , St Annes,

Blackpool in October

Page 30

Page 33 - Linda Moulton Howe . An in depth interview with Linda who

talks at length and with passion about cattle mutilations and what

theyÓre about and what theyÓre not about, her career, Rick Doty, her

critics, the Government. Linda speaks openly and frankly and this

interview reveals her professionalism and commitment.

By coincidence, Cattle Mutilations

Page 54

An interview with Daisy the Cow. Tough stuff.

The Hendaye Connection Page 57

Another quite outstandingly well written and referenced

article by Kithra on the Hendaye Cross, Fulcanelli, Galactic

Superwaves and Mother ShiptonÓs prophecies

The Dam Acne Column Page 70

Our resident Fortean specialist reports on a case of a

UFO spotted in Harpenden. Sadly, not all is as it seems. Sigh.

Interview with Dr. Robert Farrell Page 72

You write a book and self publish it. Then what do you do to

get the word out? Wendy Colleen Gastl follows Dr. Farrell

as he tours the States promoting his book Alien Log,

Searching ForThe Truth

Dennis BalthaserÓs excellent commentary Page 79

Dossier: Mysterieux Felins en promenade

Vous irriter juste, nous avons un article dans une langue que

vous ne pouvez pas comprendre probablement. Et pourquoi pas!

Notre Christain Mace de cher ami crit au sujet de grands chats

et ce qu'ils se lvent. Page 82

Meaningful Contact; George Adamski and the Contactees as

Social Reformers by A.J. Gulyas .

In part a response to Sheryl GottschallÓs excellent piece in our

last issue, this is a brilliantly written, easy to understand, partial MA

thesis that looks at the Contactee movement from a sympathetic yet

objective perspective. Page 111

Ive stamped my little feet,

hoisted up my skirts, and

left. Now lets see if my

sycophants follow.

A reminder to visit UFO Review at http://www,uforeview.net

daily to get the best, widest and most up to date news

service available on Ufology, astrobiology, space, crop

circles, the paranormal, cryptozoology, anthropology,

archaeology, Intelligent design, the environment,

earthquakes, conspiracy and New Age news.

Welcome

As usual, welcome to issue 13. This is a long edition for which, bizarrely I feel the

need to apologise. Its not just the download time on a dial up machine that is a

factor but I have had feedback in the past that editions this long are just too

long. My own feeling is the more the merrier providing the quality of content is up

to scratch. Nevertheless, if I was a UFO Review reader, I would struggle to decide

whether to print it off or keep going back to read a bit at a time. Its one of the

reasons why colour is only just creeping into recent issues. If someone is printing

the magazine off the Net, it could be an expensive business, cartridge wise.

Alternatively of course, you can save to hard drive and please yourself.

Ufologically speaking, its a bit of a mess in some quarters at the moment.

Amazingly, Ufologists are squabbling and fighting. Not about Ufology of course,

that would be asking too much, but the usual personal issues of ÐYou called me

thatÑ and ÐYou said thisÑ etc. It did actually cross a line recently but otherwise, it

is the usual good fun to watch and even participate in from time to time.

Personally speaking, Ive undergone a quite dramatic turnaround in my Ufological

philosophy in the last few months. Ive become a believing sceptic and I must

say, its a strange place to be. In recent times, as I see it, in terms of having any

alien connections, the Roswell case has collapsed, Lonnie Zamoras sighting is a

no brainer, and Kecksberg finally dropped off the radar as a result of a quite

sensational audio witness testimony that Brain Vike came up with a few weeks

ago that was magnificently ignored by everyone. I should add that all this is

Ðaccording to meÑ i.e. a matter of opinion and you may not feel the same way. I

now find that at times, there are well known sceptics who are more favourably

inclined towards certain cases than I am and that is a very, very odd feeling.

So, am I a complete waste of space? Yes!

No, of course Im not. Im not claiming theres nothing going on and that there

are no such things as aliens etc. But I am beginning to question whether the U.S.

government really is keeping a big secret and whether the situation ever really

was under their control or awareness, and that probably they havent got much of

a clue either, like the rest of us. On that basis, anythings possible Î even the

scenario so eloquently described by Lisette Larkins in these pages a few issues

back. In other words, and put simply, Im even more confused now then when I

first started in this subject.

For many people, thats enough to give up and walk away in frustration. For me,

it underlines the beauty and attraction of this issue; the endless puzzle and the

unresolved nature of its condition. Its heaven.

We should be back with issue 14 at about Christmas. In the meantime, if you

want to contribute an article, please send it in to me at stuart@uforeview.net .

Enjoy.

Loren Coleman Is The One In

The Blue Shirt

Photo courtesy of and copyright of Joseph Citro

Cryptozoology, historically for me, was never a subject I took particularly

seriously. The very epitome of the subject, Bigfoot, just seemed a ridiculous

notion to me, which, when you consider Im a Ufologist, is a bit hypocritical.

It was possibly the Hobbit discoveries that first started the gradual transformation

of interest and when I came recently to expanding the range of subjects covered

on my web site daily news service, Cryptozoology was one of the subjects added.

As a consequence, I read more about it and began to realize that if a new human

sub species that in adult size was no bigger than three feet tall could still be

discovered 18,000 years after its demise, and with all the discoveries of new and

unheard of before animal species still going on regularly, then the prospect of

discovering some large, very furry and immensely cuddly humanoid-like creature

living in the desolate and remote parts of northern America wasnt as

preposterous as at first thought.

Then, when you start to look at the evidence, and in particular the DNA analysis

of hair and other matterÈÈÈÈÈÈÈÈÈÈÈ.

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