The Mutual Enablers of a UFO Network.

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Greetings. The Mutual UFO Network. That ufological stronghold of rascist, immoral, and criminal activity. Despite its sordid history, the organization is still in existence. Why? Ask the benefactors. 

The organization's benefactors are as follows, and to be clear, the following list is public and published on MUFON's website. 

Irena Scott

Richard Newbold

Warren Lerner

Margie Kay

Jan L. Aldrich

Frank Alexander

Leslee Alexander

Doris Alvarez

Gregory Andersen

Walter Andrus

Deborah Atherton

Maynard Augst

Dan Aykroyd

Holly Bakewalt Beerman

Shannon Black

Dennis Briefer

Dale Brown

Yvonne Bryant

James Carrion

Grayford Chesher

Beth Cholette

Robert Cholette

Georgeanne Cifarelli

Christopher Cisneros

Pamela Cisneros

Clifford Clift

Paul Cook

Patricia Cornwell

Roger Cunard

Janice G. Currie

Roman Davis

William Davis

John Dawson

Dennis Dean

Michael Degroff

Thomas P. Deuley

Christine Dickey

June Dimes

Gail Barton

Mike Dobbs

C. J. Donnelly

Mrs. C. J. Donnelly

Barry Downing

Cindy Dupont

Robert Ede

Efroymson Family Fund

Shirley Ellis

John Emmett

Robert Fiske

Francis Kay Foley

Shirley Fox

W. Richard Freeman

Donald Garlits

John Greenewald

Armand Guerrero

Wal Habib

Dianne Hamann

Jack Hardin

Michael Harrell

Bob Harris

Michael Harris

Jeff Harzan

Joseph Heeger

Paul Hicks

Robert Hieronimus

Zoh Hieronimus

David Hnath

Alan Holt

Lorna Hunter

Eugene Ingram

Douglas J. Jacobsen

Joseph Jordan

Laurie King

Sandy Kleven

David Kreiter

George Medich

Ed L’Heureux

Richard Lang

Leroy Lawhorn

Vicki Leblanc

John Lemaster

Tom Lima

Michael Limotta

David Macdonald

Barbra Maher

Marie Malzahn

Bruno Mancusi

Kathleen Marden

Henry McKay

William McKie

Sharon Mcgee

Gavin Mcleod

William Mcneff

Philip Miller

Robert Mitchell

Charles Modlin

Garret Moore

Richard Moss

Michael Mougan

Robert Null

Greg Parks

Warren Petersen

Michelle Poolet

Aaron Powers

Herbert Prouty

John Rao

David Reay

Charles Reever

Ronald Regehr

Jason Reichenbach

Steve Reichmuth

Stewart & Lisa Reid

Woody Richards

Pamela Rodriguez

Zoe Rodriguez

Christopher Jordan

Jim Lawrence

Nicholas Roesler

Glenn Rosenke

David Ross

Ken St. John

John Schuessler

Kathy Schuessler

Frederick "Erick" Schwartz

Walter Sheets

Lin Simpson

Robert Simpson

Darlene Slade

Dyke Spear

Robert Spearing

Carlo J. Sposito

Diana Starr-Salnave

Jennifer Stein

Kenneth Storch

Keira Strong 

Roger Stutz

Robert Swiatek

Robert Tea

Beverly J. Trout

Daniel Turowski

David Twichell

Judith Varns

John Ventre

Aleta Warren

Timothy Whiteagle

James Whitle

Tom Whitmore

Carman Wiese

K. Wilson

Matthew Wolf

Edward Wolff

Robert Wood

Sandra Wright

Debbie Ziegelmeyer

Richard Hoffman

Christina Frantz

Lloyd Franklin

J. W. Stacy

Phyllis Whitley

According to the organization's website, a Benefactor Level donation includes the following perks:

1. Special reserved seating at the MUFON Symposium.

2. Private Benefactor reception at the MUFON Symposium with speakers, Executive Director and MUFON Board of Directors.

3.Personal Photo with MUFON Executive Director and Keynote Speaker at MUFON Symposium.

4. Lifetime membership to MUFON which includes the MUFON e-journal.

5. 10% Discount at the MUFON store.

Wow, talk about some tempting perks. Might as well offer a dinner date with the racist John Ventre or the convicted sex offender Jan Harzan. 

Fifteen of the organization's benefactors have made donations of at least 5,000 dollars, so the organization certainly takes in a substantial amount of money, beyond the sales of merchandise and memberships, however, not a single cent goes to the local chapters or towards field investigations, nothing, not a damned thing. As a result, the benefactors have been directly supporting the abhorrent, nonsensical activities of the organization. Their donations have kept MUFON afloat, allowing the racist, immoral, and criminal elements to maintain their influence. I suppose the benefactors don't mind, which calls into question their own moral fortitude. 

I need not write another word.  

Thank you for your time and consideration. 

Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 2, 2025 at 6:52 AM

    I just want to know WHY you call the entire organization of MUFON racist? Where is your proof of that? Not just one person out of thousands of participants, but to brand an entire organization racist requires a body of proof. Where is that? And where is the criminal activity beyond one bad apple many moons ago? Where is your body of proof? To tar an entire organization you better have proof of a pattern. Have you ever been a member of any organization? Guess what. If you have more than a thousand people anywhere, you're going to have some issues somewhere. I'm not sure if you've ever been able to fit in with any organization, but if you did, you would find this out. -- Sue Swiatek

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    1. William G. PullinSeptember 2, 2025 at 9:51 AM

      My proof? The racist rants of John Ventre and Steve Hudgeons are public record, with their social media posts leaving a lot to be desired. I'll write up a public post to remind the UFO masses about their racist activities. Thank you for the inspiration.

      I was a member of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, back in the 1980's prior to the Lorenzens passing away. That organization's professional actions and conduct set the standards for all civilian UFO investigative organizations. MUFON does not measure up. Period.

      As far as your thoughts on the article, I respect your right to express your opinions, but I don't agree with or respect them. If you don't like my articles about MUFON, you are welcome to pick a number, get in line, and kiss my ass.

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    2. William G. PullinSeptember 2, 2025 at 10:06 AM

      I encourage you to join my Facebook group, "MUFON: A Cult of Incompetence." There you can read about the negative experiences of many, many people when having to deal with MUFON and its leaders.

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