Federation of Magic Pop UFOS

UFO ARCHIVES — Someone turned the government UFO dump into an underground newspaper This is wonderfully FMPU. The UAP Gazette has taken material from the government's PURSUE releases and rebuilt it as an old-fashioned newspaper, complete with Vol. I, No. 01, a ten-cent cover price and the motto “All The Truth That's Fit To Disclose.” Its October 19 edition organizes the first PURSUE tranche—161 files—into cases and narrative episodes rather than leaving readers to wander through a government directory. � The UAP Gazette +1 Source quality: the underlying documents are official; the Gazette is an independent presentation layer and should not be confused with a government publication. Why it matters: this is more interesting than another UFO podcast reacting to documents. Someone has effectively created a retro UFO zine/newspaper out of a 2026 government database. FMPU angle: THE GOVERNMENT RELEASED THE UFO FILES. SOMEBODY TURNED THEM INTO A NEWSPAPER. You hiring?

  Howard Menger, the UFO contactee who brought back a record instead of a moon rock Howard Menger was a New Jersey sign painter who went public in late 1956 with one hell of a résumé: lifelong encounters with beautiful extraterrestrials, telepathy, flying saucers and trips aboard spacecraft. His appearance on Long John Nebel’s legendary WOR radio show helped turn him into one of the strangest celebrities of the original contactee era. But forget the saucer for a moment. Howard Menger said Saturn taught him to play the piano. According to Menger’s 1959 book From Outer Space to You , sometime in 1956 his automobile seemed to steer him toward an isolated cabin. Inside was a man playing extraordinary music on a piano-like instrument. Two blond visitors appeared and introduced the musician as being from Saturn . Menger protested that he couldn't play. The Saturnian essentially told him: sit down anyway. Menger later wrote that he suddenly found himself playing an instrument for t...