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Norio will be the guest on Tuesday, March 16th.  According to Norio’s post, these are some of the questions he will be trying to answer on the show:

1) Why is New Mexico so important in ufology?

2) Is there a physical, underground U.S./alien joint bio-lab in Dulce, New Mexico?

3) Is Area 51 in Nevada still active?

4) Do you believe that there have been any extraterrestrial technologies back-engineered in locations such as at Area 51?

5) What is your take on the alleged crash of an alien spacecraft near Roswell in 1947?
Was it a real event or a “staged” event, “staged” in collusion with an unknown force or intelligence?

6) Is the year 2012 of any significance in ufology?

7) Will there be a Disclosure by the government on UFOs?

8) Do you believe that there are actual, physical extraterrestrial craft being piloted or maneuvered by physical extraterrestrial entities from outer space?

and, finally,

9) What is your take on the so-called Project Blue Beam?

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UFO Chronicles

I had little to say since I am pretty shy without my computer. :)  As always though, we had a great time!

Two weeks ago the group, known for its 200 years of experience in the world of the paranormal, had a get-together in Albuquerque to share their last three months of research and experiences in their very strange world. MJ-7 never disappoints. The following is a brief discussion of some of the sharing. A great variety of subjects were covered.

First, there was the story from the artist in Santa Fe, which had an encounter with a Bigfoot and was inspired to paint a huge painting of that night’s event. Then there was the researcher who had been in the field in Washington State, doing vortex/dimensional photography of strange beings, including a possible Bigfoot. The same person in the last 60 days has been east of Albuquerque and working on a process for direct contact with Sasquatch people and other forest beings, and he shared some of his photos. The 2009 Dulce Base conference came up and there was talk of a possible 2010 part 2 in Dulce next year.

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The Force is Disrupted
One way to raise the hackles of the UFO faithful . . . to stir the proverbial pot, is to take a well-documented case and decree it false in some form or fashion; for example, stating that Kenneth Arnold witnessed “pelicans” on that fateful day in June of ’47; or the never-ending weather balloon argument for Roswell by well known debunkers; or the infamous “swamp gas” statement uttered by Allen Hynek while investigating the notable Michigan sightings of 1966, which precipitated then Congressman Gerald Ford to formally request a congressional investigation into the mysterious UFOs. When such instances occur it sends mild shockwaves throughout the UFO community, and evokes immediate and sometimes harsh responses.

Generally when these actions take place, the names of the perpetrators are very familiar to Ufologists; their ideologies are cemented in anti-Ufology rhetoric and the behavior is a component of what I call “cognitive bias” in the best examples, and just plain ignorance in the worst-case scenarios.

In that vein, it was quite a surprise to most when an article was published—not by the usual debunkers, but from a noted Ufologist, pronouncing a very prestigious case in UFO history a hoax! The case was The Socorro Incident, and the Ufologist is Tony Bragalia, whom I not only consider a friend, but also have the highest regard for, and am grateful for his efforts in Ufology.

Bragalia has been getting much deserved attention lately for his research into Roswell; our regular readers aren’t strangers to his work as he has been kind enough to allow us to publish his articles, here at TUC. Accordingly, we’ve published the article in question entitled, “THE SOCORRO UFO HOAX EXPOSED!”

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ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) – An out of this world design has been unveiled for the proposed UFO Museum in Roswell.

Architect E. Kevin Schopfer told a gathering in Roswell earlier this week that he wanted to avoid making the design look like a spaceship. He said they came up with an alien object as opposed to an alien ship.

Schopfer said the museum will be built in phases with an estimated final price tag of $25 million.

Museum director Julie Shuster said the new building will be about 30,000 square feet with ground breaking no later than October 2010 with a July 2011 opening.

In early July 1947, a mysterious object crashed on a ranch 30 miles north of Roswell.

The Roswell Army Air Field issued a statement claiming to have recovered a crashed “flying disk.”

Later, military officials changed said the object was a weather balloon, not a flying disk as they previously reported.

(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

MJ-7 is an Albuquerque-based local UFO research group. The next meeting will be held on Saturday, September 26, 2009 from 1 p.m. at the Manzano Multi-generational Center in Albuquerque. The meeting is open to everyone and there will be many interesting topics of discussion, including the alleged Dulce “underground base” which is still a hot topic. Mike Wisotzke and Norio Hayakawa will moderate.