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From: bhamilto@pcshs.com
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 97 08:13:35 -0700
Fwd Date: Fri, 18 Apr 1997 00:07:06 -0400
Subject: Re: Arizona sightings

>Date: Thu, 10 Apr 1997 17:33:05 -0500
>To: updates@globalserve.net
>From: jvif@spacelab.net (John Velez)
>Subject: Arizona sightings

Thank you, John for bringing attention to these sightings.
I have decided to start shifting the gears on how we
investigate sightings.  Most field investigators wait
for their phone to ring bringing in some new report
they can check out.  I have seen some of these investigators,
responding to critical attacks on their methodology even
go out of their way to come up with a conventional
explanation, sometimes even prior to making the investigation!

Some of us have investigated strange activity and then when
we are reporting it are "jumped" out for outlandish beliefs.

We learn as we go.  Now we are learning that we need to have
a team that actively deploys to "hot" areas or good observation
points with viewing and recording equipment to skywatch.
It may even be prudent to take it beyond that and attempt
to actively signal and watch.

We have done that on a very intermittent and small-scale
basis before, but now is the time to escalate our efforts.

If some of us our correct, that we can learn something
beyond proving the existence of alien spacecraft, of
some practical application of this study to our daily
lives on earth, that we can expand our philosophical,
scientific, and technical horizons beyond current
limits and awaken an awareness of individuals beyond
the next item of entertainment on television, then
I would say that investing in such effort would
have profitable returns.

Thank you,

Bill Hamilton
AZ Dir
SKYWATCH INT'L
Home e-mail: billh46088@aol.com
Work e-mail: bhamilto@pcshs.com
website: http://members.aol.com/billh46088/newhome.htm
"It is easier to ridicule than investigate,
but not as profitable" - Alan