William G. Pullin

Greetings. Global Disclosure Day 2024. Brought to you by the New Paradigm Institute. What a pile of crap.  "This first-of-its-kind event will feature notable speakers in the Disclosure movement, testimonials from local activist groups, and special videos about the latest information on UAP. We are witnessing a major sea change in the history of the UFO/UAP campaign. Up until very recently, the onus was on the movement to prove UFOs were real. Now, so much information has come out at such high levels of the US Government that the burden is now on those who tried to keep UFOs a secret to prove that they are NOT real. We are in a new time." Bullshit.  All the recent talk about UFOs from people who have served as public servants in the United States government is just that and nothing more, talk. What has the UFO subculture had for the past eight or so decades? Anecdotal stories. Talk, talk, and more talk. Nothing has changed at all, and there certainly has not been a "major...

Greetings. An unidentified aircraft.  On the night of January 20th of 1951, multiple individuals reported an unidentified cigar-shaped straight-winged aircraft over Sioux City, Iowa. By the 22nd of January, newspapers nationwide had publicized the reports. The incident, which remains unexplained, continues to be controversial to this day.  Shortly after 8:30pm local time, the control tower in Sioux City made visual contact with an unidentified red light and estimated its altitude as approximately 8,000 feet. Captain Larry W. Vinther, piloting a Mid-Continent Airlines DC-3 bound for Omaha, took off and climbed to 4,000 feet in an effort to identify the mystery object/aircraft/unknown. After witnessing the unknown blink its lights, Capt. Vinther spoke into the radio, asking the pilot of the unidentified 'aircraft' to again blink its lights, with Vinther subsequently reporting that the lights blinked for a second time. Capt. Vinther could see that the 'aircraft' had a ...

Greetings. UFOs over Oregon, allegedly. The McMinnville UFO photographs were taken near McMinnville, Oregon, in the United States, on May 11th of 1950. The photos were reprinted in Life magazine and in newspapers all across the nation, and are often considered to be among the most famous, or infamous, ever taken of an unidentified flying object. Skeptics have concluded that the photos are a hoax, but many ufologists consistently argue that the photos are genuine, and show an unidentified object in the Oregon sky. Paul and Evelyn Trent, the couple who took the photographs, lived on their farm which was actually just outside of Sheridan, Oregon, approximately fourteen kilometers, or about nine miles southwest of McMinnville, which was the nearest larger town. According to astronomer William K. Hartmann's account, on the 11th of May in 1950 at 7:30pm local time, Evelyn Trent was walking back to her farmhouse after feeding the rabbits she and her husband owned. Before reaching the hous...