I had a few things to say about what I’ve been thinking about, including Korean War UFOs, the amazing interview I had with Gary McKinnon, and the UFO crash retrieval phenomenon. But mainly I wanted to talk about a lecture I am developing around the idea of scientifically-driven UFO disclosure. The recent public statements by… Read More »
This was a travel week which meant that things got a bit jumbled up. However, I want to share an idea with you, a germ of an idea, really. It’s about what I’m currently calling “The Theory of Indefinite Exponential Growth.” It occurred to me that many of us are making a certain assumption about… Read More »
On topic this week: recap of some classic UFO history, including Project Blue Book and the surprisingly fascinating Florida Scoutmaster case of 1952. I then had a few MORE thoughts on the coming 5G tech revolution before switching gears to Manly P. Hall and how he still seems so relevant today. An update on the… Read More »
Another week filled with interesting ideas and research. This week, I had a lot to say about the significance of the papers acknowledged recently by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), something I discussed briefly last week in one of my posts. Here I had a bit more to say, in particular, the key role played… Read More »
Tracey was the Weekly Wrap gate crasher this week, coming in for most of the second half of it. So much to discuss this week, from unseemly drama in the community, to genuine subjects of fascination. Pretty much everything that was of interest to me this last week was discussed. Over 75 minutes! Lots to… Read More »
Something new: did a weekly wrap as a live, members-only Google Hangout. I even made this available to anyone who wanted to see me preparing my notes prior to broadcast. It wasn’t especially exciting, but it is admittedly something different. Turns out I only had two people joining me this time, mainly because no one… Read More »
I’m continuing to incorporate graphic images on these videos nowadays, hopefully livening things up a bit. I’ve summarized the major themes of the week: documentary proof of the serious nature of UFOs, a review of the fascinating Lubbock Lights case of 1951, the two outstanding conversations I had with my friend and colleague from Portugal,… Read More »
This week I discuss the next turn of the screw in our ever-more-controlled-and-curated world, Youtube’s announcement that it will change its Recommendation Algorithm to deselect “harmful” videos that discuss conspiracies, miracle cures, or even the flat earth theory. Welcome to your new Nanny, the YouTube/Google curator. That prompted me to discuss (yet again) one of… Read More »
Lots going on this week. A bit on Blue Book the series (the Good, the Bad, and the Sexed Up); a bit on Bigfoot perspectives; more on why ascension ideology is a bad idea (yes yes, I know I keep coming back to this, sorry!), and just how accurate is hypnotic regression anyway? (my thought: it isn’t… Read More »
Another week, another weekly wrap! Several very interesting ideas and developments this week. After discussing the career of USAF Captain Edward Ruppelt, it occurred to me that his historical significance has been underrated, and particularly the manner in which he was pressured into recanting his views. Perhaps my comparison of him to Nicolai Bukharin was… Read More »
Short and sweet this week. Some interesting followup to my interview with Clif High. Then I discuss my plans, be they book writing or audio-book creation. Much, much, going on here, and I am looking forward to it all.
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Greetings, and Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrated. For those outside of the U.S. (there are many of you at this site), I wish you my best wishes and hopes that you remember much to be grateful for. The celebration of Thanksgiving is one of those holidays that should be universal. For this week I… Read More »
Hi Everyone, Second week in a row I am doing a weekly wrap that focuses on the research and conclusions of David Jacobs and his work, “Walking Among Us.” Last week I mentioned that I wanted to try to synthesize his conclusions with other things we (think we) know about UFOs. This is an exploration… Read More »
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