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From: John Velez <jvif@spacelab.net>
Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1998 16:07:46 _0500
Fwd Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1998 21:45:18 -0400
Subject: Re: UFO Interpretation Is A Many-Sided Thing

>From: Stig Agermose <wanderer@post8.tele.dk>
>Subject: UFO Interpretation Is A Many_Sided Thing
>To: updates@globalserve.net
>Date: Mon, 10 Aug 1998 02:07:04 +0200

>The X_Files series is a Sunday Times feature
>August 9, with many interesting articles, see

>http://www.sunday_times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/98/0
>8/09/x_stixficon01001.html?2510145

>In one of them Sunday Times contributor Georgina
>Howell tells of her recent UFO experience and the
>many interpretations it received. URL:

>http://www.sunday_times.co.uk/news/pages/sti/98/0
>8/09/x_stixfixfi01012.html?2510145

>Stig

>*******

>Sunday August 9 1998

>THE X_FILES

>One Glance At The Shining Metallic Object In The
>Sky Changed This Writer'S Life For Ever.

>By Georgina Howell

>On Friday, May 30, 1997,

This is probably the way it will happen. One by one, skeptics,
believers, agnostics, and even those who simply do not care will
look up into the sky quite innocently and see something that
_doesn't_belong_there!

As Georgina Howell has so eloquently stated, the sighting has,
"Changed This Writer's Life For Ever. " She's right. Just _one_
sighting will do that for you. It will stick in your head and
replay itself over and over begging an answer. It quite simply
shatters your whole world view in an instant. Ms Howell (as out
of control as it may sound to some) is not exagerating. It _is_
that powerful an experience. All of the ceaseless and heated
debates in the world couldn't produce a statement like hers!  I
guess you really do have to 'see it to believe it' in some
cases. It's a crying shame that we live in a world where a mans
word has no value. We simply don't believe anything any of our
neighbors is reporting. For some folks Philip Klass's judgement
on abductees typifys their attitude in general, "They're just
little nobodys that want to get on TV." And it's real
comfortable to go through life that way feeling all smug and
superior until 'one day' you happen to look up and see something
that changes _everything_ that follows
it for the rest of your life.

If you are one of those who insist that there is absolutely
nothing to any of this UFO business, I cordially invite you to
spend some time (quiet, peaceful, contemplative time) simply
sitting in your yard looking up into the sky. Armed with a
lounge chair, iced tea, and binoculars or a camera it is a
wonderful (and possibly fruitful) way to spend a hot, lazy
summer afternoon. Nothing
ventured, nothing lost. <G>

Who knows, you may actually _see something_ that not only
changes your mind, but like our friend Ms. Howell it'll, . . .

"Change Your Life For Ever!" <EG>

Peace,

John Velez (Still getting _daylight_ video over New York!)