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From: Richard D. Nolane <raynaud@total.net>
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 11:22:13 -0500
Fwd Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 09:48:55 -0400
Subject: Re: P-47 :The Stupidity within Ufology


 >Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1999 23:50:54 -0600
 >From: Wendy Connors <ProjectSign@EMAIL.MSN.COM>
 >Subject: The Stupidity Within Ufology
 >To: PROJECT-1947@LISTSERV.AOL.COM

 >Having come to these conclusions I took the time to start and
 >stop the tape a thousand times until I could share with you list
 >members a written transcript of what Col. McCoy said. I posted
 >it and waited in anticipation for the discussion I thought sure
 >would follow. I even looked forward to the bickering and puffing
 >of the Greg Long's and Kal Korff's among the list members. But
 >ya know what? Absolutely nothing happened. Zip. Zero. Zilch.

 >"OK," I said to myself. Pelicans were being discussed at the
 >time and important historical information obviously ain't too
 >important to the list, so I posted it on the Project SIGN
 >Research Center website along with the only known photo of the
 >people who did the first official investigation of UFOs in
 >history. Man, action happened immediately. Well over two
 >thousand hits in 24 hours, yet not one email to me or discussion
 >on any list - P-47, Current-Encounters, UFO UpDates. Zilch.
 >Zero. Zip. People came in droves to listen and look, but nobody
 >bothered to say anything.

 >My conclusions: Damn near everyone on this list is either brain
 >dead, totally ignorant of what Ufology actually is, or only here
 >to take up space, waste the few true researchers left in
 >Ufology's time or debunk at any cost, under any guise because
 >you don't have an ounce of common sense or imagination. Pretty
 >intense I know, but only a few of you do anything. The rest of
 >you ain't worth the time or effort from those of us who talk the
 >talk, walk the walk and proceed to the truth. But I also know
 >something else...when the truth, whatever it may be comes, those
 >of you who do nothing but get in the way, posturize and
 >pontificate will be the first in line to spout to the world how
 >great you are because of all the research you've done and the
 >contributions you've made to the field of ufology. There will
 >just be one thing wrong...you didn't do squat but sit in your
 >comfy chair, emailed your opinions and maybe read a book.

 >Bitter? Nah. Very disappointed? Nah. Just the truth as I see
 >it. So, Kal...shut up. I don't wanna hear it cause nothing you
 >say is of any social redeeming value.


Dear Wendy Connors,

You did a _great_ job! And I apologize for having not sent you
directly an e-mail to tell you.

What Col. McCoy said evidently didn't please the debunkers and
it's not surprising that you got no response from people like
Kal Korff...

And it shows, one more time, that the "alien solution" was
shared by many important people in the US military since the
"official" beginnings in 1947. People who had first hand
information. The same thing in England (see Nicholas Redfern's
publications), in Chile (official military project including UFO
researchers) or in France (see the COMETA report).

You are right when you say that something is wrong with the
members of various UFO lists . These lists are invaded with
insanities discussed over and over (pelicans, etc) with boring
personals quarrels  (Max Burns, Peter Brookesmith, etc), with
inflated egos (sorry I have not the necessary space to write all
the names...) and so on. But, regularly, some interesting
subjects are left without response. For example, I'm always
waiting for any reaction to my inquiry on this list about the
new witness statement and the photographs published by Jim Marrs
in "Alien Agenda" about the infamous 1897 Aurora case... But, I
suppose that if I had posted a crazy message saying that the
"airships" seen in 1897 were in fact birds, I would have
received a flood of reactions...

RDN