Mick West approaches Luis Elizondo's errant details about the ATTIP UAP vids we're all familiar with

https://youtu.be/V6Pc48yXWyI?si=HscVmL-nzzzwLYR2

This is Mick West's assesment of the Elizondo blunders or missteps in his book (pictured above).

RR

The Anomalist, Isaac Koi, The Black Vault and UFO geezers

 

The whole UFO shebang is out of sync with the UAP madness that is running rampant in the public arena.

The Anomalist, which was once a paragon of UFO items that resonated with its followers is now saturated by Bill Murphy's linkage to UFO people and things that don't really matter: Look at the title of this posting.

Murphy, with the apathetic consent of Anomalist founder, Patrick Huyghe, keeps linking persons and things that are totally irrelevant in the UAP scheme of things: Jeff Kripal's inane philosophical musings, John Greenewald's often futile FOIA efforts, promoting archiving UFO stuff from days past (with AI able to pull historical articles and items in a flash), and names of UFO has-beens that the rest of us have ignored for months or even years now.

The UFO/UAP contingent is flush with creators and newbies, dumb as some are, who spark interest in what is really the substance of the flying saucer phenomenon in 2024.

Like Nick Redfern or Paul Kimball or Curt Collins -- the names are numerous -- who have "died" in the public mind, Murphy et al. keep trotting out material that is irrelevant and mouldy.

Three UFO/UAP groups someone put me in charge of, on Facebook, along with my encouragement or some really nifty paranornal-interest creators via YouTube, indicate the way forward for UFO matters,.

Murphy and his sycophantic attention to the UFO dead can be ignored; it's a waste of time and effort for lingering readers of the almost daily online itemizing.

RR