Unfortunately, The Anomalist and its Bill Murphy keep plugging people who no longer matter (or never mattered) when it comes to the UFO/UAP matter.
I've highlighted some of those that I'm referring to (and who were highlighted, 9/12) as usual in the Anomalist's daily linkage to them:
After a most frightening preamble about "a new relationship between humans and media," plus a scary/obscenity-decorated U.S. Army "Challenge Coin," Trevor Paglen begins to trace the application of perception alteration and information management as practiced by Richard Doty on Paul Bennewitz and others. It's a stark story, effectively told, as are Mark Pilkington and Greg Bishop's books on the subject, which Paglen references. Tanner F. Boyle has his own stark tale on another ufological matter, which he unfolds in his latest installment of Christopher Bledsoe and the UFO Cult of Intelligence, Pt. 6. Are Professor Diana Walsh Pasulka and others taking the place of Linda Moulton Howe et al. in this scenario, and Tim Taylor a latter-day Richard Doty? (WM)
Miguel ("Red Pill Junkie") Romero relays the terribly-sad news of the passing of one of the greatest dramatic actors, and in my opinion accurately states that James Earl Jones "deserved an Emmy" for his performance in the 1975 movie about the Barney and Betty Hill abduction and its sequelae. I also agree with RPJ's labeling that TV movie "the best cinematic portrayal of the UFO abduction phenomenon to this day." RPJ includes the complete movie itself in his article. A different media production aiming to impress gets Jason Colavito's unfavorable attention as Another Government UFO Hunter Signs a Major Book Deal. Jason covers the same Jay Stratton story we did on the 11th, but in his own inimitable (and who would want to?) style. (WM)
September 11
N.B. This is a major problem with the UFO comminity: the slackards and non-influencers get the attention of the old-timers who persist in cluttering the phenomenon with their irrelevant musings and moments in the tepid spotlight shone on them by those who, themselves, are meaningless in the UFO scheme of things.
RR
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