Vintage U.F.O.

Serpo is back, though I’m not sure it ever left. I haven’t been following the SERPO nonsense for some time. But I just receiveda link in my email to this page on their site. For your entertainment pleasure,here it is.

From the very excellent blog The Big Study, the following article on the Navy and their interest in UFOs: UFOSs & The Enigma of the United States Navy.

From the UFOs, et al blog: New Mexico UFO Crash Encounter 1945

Marla Pena is also a contributor to Binnall of America. Her current Shadow of the Shinigami column is ETH includes an interesting account of her mother’s interest in a Mexican contactee in the 1970s:
Her name was “Maria del Socorro Perez” but her alias was MARLA. She spoke about her contact with alien beings in a variety show called “Esta noche con Manolo Fabregas.”

Her name was “Maria del Socorro Perez” but her alias was MARLA. She spoke about her contact with alien beings in a variety show called “Esta noche con Manolo Fabregas.

“Maria del Socorro Perez created something that was called sort of like “electronic medicine.” I have also read it as “quantum medicine” (whatever that means). She and her group had this institution where they supposedly healed people by putting little crystal pyramids around a specific area in the body. As crazy as that sounds, my mom took our entire family to México D.F. to meet her. I met this woman (have some blurry memories about it) and she gave us a tour of her institute. My Dad brought home a small green crystal pyramid and, until high school, I had it with me but lost it.

You can read the entire column at BoA.

Besides Torchwood, my other favorite high strangess UFO conspiracy paranormal type show is Fringe. (I like Warehouse 13 and Eureka as well.) Fringe returns to FOX this Thursday, April 1st. Fringe has the best MIB like character ever.

V also returns March 30th. I like the show okay, but don’t think it’s anything special. It’s pretty mundane. I was completely into the original series but looking back, it probably wasn’t any more or less mainstream and trite than the current one. But I’m easy, any show to do with all this kind of stuff, I’m in.

Women of Esoterica contributor kithra reviews Nick Redfern’s Contactees book on her site kithra’s krystal kave. I like kithra’s approach, which is a personal one, in fact,she’s titled the postNick’s Contactees Book: My Personal Thoughts.

Popular Mechanics archives, 137 years worth!

Great blog: The Big Study. Review of FSR, graphics, etc.