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From: Dennis Stacy <dstacy@texas.net>
Date: Tue, 25 May 1999 00:25:21 -0500
Fwd Date: Tue, 25 May 1999 07:38:47 -0400
Subject: Re: Protocol Bookburning Conspiracy


To no one in particular:

There are two items (which isn't to say there aren't more) of
which ufology must seriously and finally disabuse itself if it
ever hopes to gain the widespread scientific support it so
eagerly and allegedly seeks.

The first of these is the notion that some sort of
comprehensive, coordinated, air-tight conspiracy is in place now
and has always been. That is, that MJ-12, or something very
similar to same, exists, and has somehow been able to cover up
the "truth" worldwide for nigh on half a century. Such a notion
is absurd on its face.

The second absurd assumption, also taken for granted by many
ufologists, portrays a world besieged by a massive invasion of
human-abducting, sperm-sucking, egg-extracting aliens, 3-4
million, by some accounts, in this country alone.

Stand back from both of these "claims" for just a minute or two
and see if the patent absurdity of both doesn't wash over you
like a breath of fresh, reinvigorating air.

Common sense tells you that neither assertion has a hope of
being true.

That's right, simple common sense. Has everyone forgotten what
common sense is _for_?

Or is it something that we're all supposed to check at the UFO
front door? And then wonder why the scientific community isn't
overly eager to do the same?

What _were_ you people thinking?

EOM
Dennis