buy non prescription drugs generic Misoprostol Here’s an interesting little article about a Virginia flap from 1965. John wrote it in 1967. I think it appeared in the second issue of the Dell magazine Flying Saucers: UFO Reports, under the title “Occupants: Yes or No?” I haven’t been able to check a copy; maybe some of the Keel fans out there know. The article is eight pages; here are the first four.
Ah here we go! Classic Keel stuff. I was corresponding with a friend of mine the other day who was commenting on the apparent recent interest of the military with UFOs. Basically I told him to just go read Keel. Looking forward to the next installment. Thanks!
Comment by Clarence Carlson — June 10, 2021 @ 1:36 pm
I get the analogy between flying faery ships and observed unidentified flying objects coinciding with goblinesque grey extraterrestrials or ogres (men of foreign race?). David Icke speaks of reptoid demons seeking to hinder us from realizing our higher mind from the characteristic reptilian faculties of our brains.
So, to market a u.f.o. captured on film which may incidentally be anything, this is the will of the wisp, the ignis fatuus? The trap?
Comment by Raphael Swanson — June 11, 2021 @ 7:33 pm
long fingers again….as John pointed out in his books, it’s interesting that witnesses in so many places reported this unusual physical detail of the beings they allegedly witnessed…it’s not something that we would expect a witness to make up as it’s so strange…and the bloke who reported this incident said that he is sure he wasn’t having a hallucination…but John said that that would be the natural response of someone who was actually undergoing a hallucination…if these incidents are truly a hallucination, someone (the ultraterrestrials, according to John) have induced it and for some reason decided to select this bloke as the subject of it….I wonder why it was considered important for the being in the hallucination to have long fingers?
Comment by Al in Australia — June 12, 2021 @ 9:30 pm
Who knows? “Long-fingered gentry” was a jocular term for pickpockets in the 1809s, but there may be no connection.
Comment by Doug — June 13, 2021 @ 10:32 pm
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