William G. Pullin

Greetings. Civil conversations, a conversational pathway that seems to be lost on many people in today's society, including Ms. Nicole Campbell.  Ms. Campbell, who started following my Facebook blog platform just a few days ago, didn't lose any time making her feelings known about the existence, or non-existence of god, with Ms. Campbell clearly falling on the side of a believer. At first, I thought that Ms. Campbell was going to be an active reader of my articles, participating in the commentary and considerations, but I could not have been more wrong.  During the course of my interactions with Ms. Campbell, at least initially, she seemed strongly convinced of the validity of her beliefs, which all of us are at one point or another, but only five, yes five comments into the conversation, she labeled yours truly, and I quote "A sad old man." The conversation up to that point had been focused on the issues at play, and nothing more than that. Evidently Ms. Campbell fel...

Greetings. Tom Vance. A name that could apply to any of a number of gutless individuals, people who are unable to view contrarian opinions as for what they are, simply opinions that paddle against the torrential currents of the echo chamber that controls the UFO theater.  Now while the specifics are not important, certainly not to those individuals who make such ill-informed and embarrassing statements, the words speak volumes. A recent interaction I had with a Mr. Tom Vance on the Center for UFO Studies' Facebook page demonstrates the level of ignorance and stupidity displayed by many people in today's society.   The interaction proceeded as follows: Vance: "by using the tinfoil hat reply, makes your comment negative - and thereby moot as no one will deal with you seriously. The mere fact hundreds of NJ reports we filed where the Drones looked like airliners but were not full sized airliners though some photos actually looked like 737s when they were not, should be taken...

Greetings. Tater Baker. The name, whilst not overly familiar to many in UFO circles, is well-known to many individuals in the San Antonio metropolitan area who have an interest in the UFO phenomenon and other fringe topics. In some circles, the name is infamous and an embarrassment, but I will get to those abhorrent points in their own good time.  During the course of my short and ill-advised association with the local San Antonio chapter of MUFON, about a decade ago, I encountered Ms. Baker on several occasions. I found her to be totally ignorant of the long history of the UFO problem, and deplorably uneducated in a more general sense. To be perfectly honest, many people in the local chapter did not like me at all, finding me toxic and belligerent. I could care less, but I do know for certain, from reliable sources, that Ms. Baker couldn't stand me, and uses the word "hate" to describe her feelings about yours truly. Good, I would expect nothing less.   Before taking any...