William G. Pullin

Greetings. The UFO subculture does not like statements that are supported by valid evidence, nor does it like objective and scientific analysis of data. The UFO subculture wants confirmation. Period.  Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, the retired head of AARO (All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office) is a highly educated, credentialed, and accomplished public servant who served the United States with honor, integrity, and distinction. Dr. Kirkpatrick is just the kind of person to bring into the effort to consider, examine, and investigate the UFO problem. A "short" summary of Dr. Kirkpatrick's exemplary career in public service is available below: Dr. Kirkpatrick recently made some statements about the UFO situation that deserve some commentary and candid consideration. A couple of quotes from his appearance on the "In the Room" with host Peter Bergen, available at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-the-room-with-peter-bergen/id1685702585?i=1000642602121 , are as follows...

Greetings. The UFO subculture has new kings, whether they like it or not.  Unfortunately, the new kings of the UFO kingdom don't provide specific details, nor do they provide any valid documentation to support their claims. They do however, resort to name calling and less than professional commentary about people who are not enamored with what they have to offer, and what they don't provide to their subjects. In addition, the new rulers are not open and completely transparent about the information they provide and the sources they allegedly have contact with. Who am I referring to? I am writing about King Jeremy Corbell and his sidekick King George Knapp, the "royalty" of the UFO subculture.  The historical leadership of the UFO subculture can lay claim to some outstanding names, all doggedly committed researchers of the UFO problem. Back in the 1960's Dr. J. Allen Hynek, Dr. James E. McDonald, and the Lorenzens, Coral and Jim, collectively led the UFO field. In t...

Greetings. The abduction enigma. For many people, the term abduction brings to mind a eerily familiar set of events, with the details well-known to the UFO subculture, and of note, to the general public.  "Everything I have learned in twenty years of research into the UFO abduction phenomenon leads me to conclude that the aliens' central purpose is not to teach us about taking better care of the environment. Instead, all of the evidence points to their being here to carry out a complex breeding experiment in which they seem to be working to create a hybrid species, a mix of human and alien characteristics. A careful reading of the various witnesses' accounts suggests that here, as in many earlier cases, reproductive issues appear far more frequently than alien ecological concerns." The above quote is from Budd Hopkins' 1996 book entitled "Witnessed: The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abductions." Elliot Budd Hopkins (1931-2011) was an author, arti...