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Archive for March, 2011

Last evening in the Albuquerque foothills there was a fire at the same spot which is known for the Albuquerque ghost lights, also known as haunted hill.

Pooka and I visited there last April and wrote about it here.  The fire seemed to be located right at the spot we have photographed in that post and where there looked to be a small cave:

I noticed that when the fire was out there were flashlights of the investigators that seemed to be checking out those caves (if they can even be called that).  The news is reporting that it is highly possible the fire was arson.

Going to try to go over there tomorrow when hopefully the firemen and police will be gone and I can check it out better.

Written by my friend John LeMay.  I should be getting a copy in the next week or two and will report on that in the future.  For now, here is the press release:

The inside story of the world’s most famous UFO case is revealed in a new book by Roswell, New Mexico historian John LeMay. “Roswell USA” transports readers into a bizarre world of flying disks, alien autopsies, unearthly beasts, and other wonders.

Roswell, NM, March 29, 2011 –(PR.com)– A new book by Roswell, New Mexico, historian and author John LeMay provides a fresh new look at the world’s most famous UFO case, the alleged 1947 crash of a flying saucer in the desert north of Roswell. The 254-page paperback, “Roswell USA,” available from RoswellBooks.com, looks at the so-called “Roswell Incident” from the unique perspective of someone who was born and raised in the “Alien Capital of the World.” LeMay’s childhood was filled with tales of flying saucers and alien autopsies, and, in his youth, he rubbed elbows with several key Roswell eyewitnesses.

In his book, LeMay discusses how the UFO phenomenon has radically changed Roswell, beginning with what occurred in the summer of 1997, when about 40,000 tourists and reporters descended upon the desert town to celebrate the 50th anniversary of an event that skeptics claim did not even happen. Never had the world seen such an amazing spectacle – an entire town celebrating the crash of a flying saucer and the alleged recovery of extraterrestrial beings. Despite controversy that persists to this day, UFO tourism was born that summer in the New Mexico desert, and the annual celebration of the Roswell Incident became a fixture that continues to fill the town’s coffers to overflowing every July. Indeed, in a town once known as the “Dairy Capital of the Southwest,” UFOs and “Little Green Men” have become Roswell’s top tourist draw.

Relying on his extensive personal knowledge of all things Roswell and his unlimited access to the archives of the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico, where he works as an archivist, LeMay presents a careful reconstruction of the famous UFO crash, including details that many readers may not have previously heard. In describing the discovery of strange metallic fragments at a sheep ranch north of town, LeMay writes, “At daybreak, Monday July 7, the three men arose and went out to survey the debris field. Sheridan Cavitt, Army counterintelligence agent, and Mack Brazel, local rancher, on horseback, and Jesse Marcel, intelligence officer, in a military jeep, soon came upon the mystery that would haunt the rest of their lives. Marcel and Cavitt finally understood what had caused Brazel’s agitation on the previous day as they came upon a vast field littered with the same type of strange metallic debris that Brazel had taken into town. Marcel speculated that the stuff must have come from some type of aircraft that exploded over the ranch.”

In addition to revisiting the 1947 UFO incident, LeMay also provides a unique glimpse into what it’s like to live in the one place on Earth most closely associated with flying saucers and extraterrestrials. His analysis of the odd things that happen in Roswell, especially during its annual UFO festival, is priceless. For example, he tells the story of an object that surfaced during the 2008 Roswell UFO Festival that subsequently went “viral” and generated interest all over the planet – a small rock.

LeMay’s keen insight and marvelous sense of humor also focuses on some of Roswell’s other, lesser-known mysteries, such as the “alien ghost” that haunts the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center. “In July 1997, when interest in the Roswell Incident was peaking due to the 50th anniversary celebration, Josephine Morones, stepped out of the staff kitchen one night and was struck by a very odd sensation,” LeMay says in his book, “Turning to look down the hall, she saw the most bizarre sight of her life – a small figure that looked somewhat human but clearly was not.”

Roswell is by no means the only town to use strange events and bizarre creatures to draw tourism dollars. Nor was it the first. In the second part of LeMay’s book, he takes us on a tour of other towns all over the U.S. that celebrate weirdness – such as Churubusco, Indiana, where a nine month long hunt for a giant turtle in 1948 has served the town well in tourism for the last 60 years, and Flatwoods, West Virginia, where a one-time alleged sighting of a strange alien monster has since resulted in the “Flatwood Monster Days” festival and toy figures of the creature being sold all the way in Japan. Also, there is Lake Champlain, New York, which has since become America’s very own Loch Ness. Point Pleasant, West Virginia, celebrates Mothman Days and has its own Mothman Museum. The list of weird creatures and bizarre events goes on.

Roswell USA is published by RoswellBooks, and is available in paperback for $14.95 from the publisher’s Web site. It is also available on Amazon.com and other major online retailers, and in the Roswell area, may be purchased at Roswell Landing, 205 North Main Street (Phone: 575-622-3036).

Thanks to MWiz!

Date: Sat March 19th 1:00 to 3:00 Room #5
Meeting @ Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center 501 Elizabeth St ABQ.

Our very special Guest Speaker is Frank Wolak:

Frank has asked me to post this to announce the lecture.
“I invite all seekers to my “For Seekers Only lecture. Your presence will
contribute to an intense positive energy field that will persuade the
Universe to grant answers to what we seek and what we desire in our lives.

The lecture will consist of three parts;
First will cover concepts that affect our personal lives and challenges.

The second will explain the process we are experiencing to 2012 and more accurately the transition from 24,500 year cycle to a new cycle in which the earth moves from the third to the fourth dimension.
In the third part I will use my own applications and to show you how I deal
with the challenges and experiences discussed above.

I volunteered to do this lecture in anticipation that you and all other
seekers will take advantage of this opportunity that the Universe offers
you to move to a higher consciousness and awareness .
NAMASTE!”

I missed the meeting yesterday, due to some car trouble the night before (which turned out to be nothing), but a new speaker has been added to the conference – Dr. Meg Blackburn-Losey.  She will be added in soon to the schedule at the conference website, but I think she will be speaking on Saturday.

Lon, I read the letter you posted recently about the Dulce Labs genetics experiments and wanted to share my experiences with your readers. When I was an undergraduate studying genetics in the mid-1970s, I did a 10-month internship at Dulce Labs. My primary duties were on level 1, that is where I spent almost all of my time. But once a week I accompanied one of the junior researchers to levels 5, 6, and 7 to collect data tapes and other documentation. I never got past the “clear zone” on those levels, but on a couple occasions I heard inhuman shrieks and wailing noises on level 6. I was told that level 6 was a psychiatric facility for especially disturbed patients, and that they were known to have emotional outbursts.
On one occasion while we were waiting for someone to bring out the tapes, I heard part of a message come through the intercom, and the words are burned into my memory.

Continue reading HERE

Found this posted on Norio Hayakawa’s facebook page.

According to my friend J.C. Johnson of Crypto Four Corners, in March 2010, 24 sheep were mutilated at a farm near Hogback,New Mexico, on the Dine’ Navajo Reservation. The livestockowner explains that there were large talon marks but very little blood and no evisceration. Was this an attack by a large flying predator? Why were the carcasses left intact? Could this have been a Chupacabras? Was this another example of animal mutilation and experimentation by non-terrestrials, aliens or government entities?

More HERE.  Warning: contains graphic photos.

Skeptic Michael Shermer visits the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History, here in Albuquerque and goes all conspiratorial on us. :-D

Read about it HERE