Greetings everyone from the Oregon coast! Tracey and I got here yesterday and will spend the remainder of 2018 here with a few friends. I’ve decided to wind up 2018 with some thoughts of what was significant in ufology for the year, and what we should hope to strive for in 2019. Wishing everyone a… Read More »
Last week President Donald Trump announced that he intended to pull all 2,000 U.S. troops out of Syria. I have to admit, I was surprised to hear this. Maybe a better word to describe this would be shocked. Pleased, for sure, but shocked. Let me try to give some backstory to this. Anyone who has… Read More »
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, from Richard and Tracey. We are doing a little bit of holiday season travel but during this time we would like to send our sincere wishes for everyone to have some time this season to reconnect with those things that matter most to you. Whether… Read More »
Greetings everyone and Happy Holidays. I sincerely hope all of you have a loving and meaningful week, however that works best for you. This week, three major things on my mind. One is political: the announcement by President Trump that U.S. troops are to leave Syria. I have a few things to say about that.… Read More »
Last week, Grant Cameron visited the Rochester UFO meetup via Skype and gave a fascinating lecture. Actually, two lectures, but with his permission we are posting the second of them, which is a unique and powerful perspective on Area 51, Bob Lazar, and everything related. His basic argument is that Bob Lazar was essentially permitted… Read More »
Another week, another wrap. I got back into the full swing of things this week, and it occurred to me that it has been exactly one year since the revelation of the AATIP program within the Pentagon to study UFOs. How much has changed since then? I think I will follow up with additional thoughts… Read More »
On Thursday, Tracey and I hosted a four-person production team from the History Channel. They came to our house to shoot supplementary documentary video for the upcoming series “Blue Book,” which is a dramatization of the life of Dr. J. Allen Hynek and Project Blue Book. This of course was the official U.S. Air Force… Read More »
This second part of my interview with Dr. David Jacobs also included Tracey. We continued our discussion relating to the impending “Change,” leading to a planetary acquisition by unfriendly alien beings. Tracey had several questions, including about contact with hooded beings — is that something Dr. Jacobs finds in his research? We also had a… Read More »
I’ve been looking forward to this interview for quite some time, along with many members of this site. And I must say, David Jacobs does not disappoint. This is an engaging interview in which he lays out his research into alien abduction, explaining why this is so dangerous. In addition, he discusses the practice of… Read More »
Greetings everyone. Time for the Weekly Wrap, where I talk about some of the important things on my mind, and give a wrap up of my doings for the past week or so. This week of course has been dominated by the passing of my father, Richard T. Dolan, but I have one interesting story to… Read More »
Tracey surreptitiously recorded this morning conversation over some coffee in which we discussed the likelihood of cloning or duplicating consciousness. Because I had no idea she was recording me, I used some occasional colorful language (edited out) in making my points. But the discussion was a really good one. Keep in mind we had already been talking for… Read More »
Greetings everyone. First, Tracey and I would like to thank all of you who expressed condolences for the passing of my father, Richard T. Dolan. Looking back on it, I’m especially grateful that he passed quickly and relatively painlessly. The process is almost never truly easy, but his discomfort at the end was minimal, all… Read More »
It’s with sadness that I report on the passing of my father, Richard T. Dolan, yesterday evening on December 2. He was 79 years old, just one month from turning 80. He lived a full life, filled with triumphs and disappointments, like most of us. His last few years saw declining health and ever-greater restrictions… Read More »
This week the main things on my mind have to do with continued reflection on the abduction conversation we’ve been having here. In other words, how to better understand the work of researchers like David Jacobs and Barbara Lamb. (as I mention here, btw, I will indeed be interviewing David later this week). My thoughts… Read More »
Powered by WishList Member - Membership Software