Long-term researcher Vincente-Juan Ballester Olmos and I have released a new paper delving into the confusion surrounding AATIP and...

Below is an approximate transcript from a Zoom interview with researcher and blogger Jack Brewer (also author of "The Greys Have Been...

If you've been listening to anything at all going on in the UFO circuit as of late, you'll have heard about former intelligence officer...

Here are more association charts (see my previous post in this series for the first set of charts). These are being continuously updated....

This article contains an extensive but by no means comprehensive list of reasons why Bob Lazar's story is crap. It was compiled over a period of some two years or so through ongoing incremental contributions by me and other people on YouTube (including "Robert Dillahuntsville", "FlipMode", "planetcheck", Peter Wikvist and others). There are many links and resources in this article. Please let me know if you encounter a broken link and/or know of a replacement. On element 115

In any complex narrative, it can be tricky to keep track of all the players, who is talking to who, and where everyone fits in. Visual aids can help, so I've endeavored to map out narratives that I read about in books and articles using association charts. At a glance, one can be reminded of the links among the various players and the possible common threads of interest among them or the institutions involved. These charts do not necessarily tell us what's causally taking pla