It's been a less than fantastic journey as far as my research into the ufo phenomenon is concerned. Fact is, I was busy producing a film festival this month, and last month I just didn't give a fuck because all the information I was reading about was similar to the point of - gasp - boring me to sleep every time I opened an article. Nothing helpful, nothing worthwhile. This covers the spectrum - from conspiracy theory to abductions, there's been nothing weirder than real life politics at the moment. That is where strange is.
Project Blue Beam might be the one exception. It's the story behind a possible faux ufo experiment that will supposedly be used to fuck with people. Well, now that that cat is outta the bag, we won't count on that one.
Also, lots of speculation about that damn Planet X, Niburu, and 2012 stuff going round. I should say on this front that I did go check out some Mayan ruins on the Yucatan peninsula in early August. Beautiful and sublime, but still no real stuff. Long podcasts and some other shows of interest have kept me afloat and informed makes up the balance of where I'm at of late.
Strange how taking a step back and turning away from all the information for a few weeks can really make a difference. Perspective, my friends. Perspective. And right now, I still have the open mind, but I don't have the desire to dig into past sightings. I've read the "biggies," but it's still the new "breaking" stories that give me any rise worth mentioning.
OH, also VERY sad to mention the passing of Mr. Bob Hopkins. He kept it interesting in his writing, but cancer has done in yet another important figure in the ufo research game. May he now find the answers to the questions he spent his life seeking.
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