I search many websites, podcast, magazines and even on-line conferences, government hearings and panel discussions about UFOs looking for reports that are interesting, informative and suggest that there are some strange things going on out there. I try to separate the good from the bad to provide a mostly unbiased assessment. One of the better sites is Stan Gordon’s UFO Anomalies Zone website. It is a compendium of many things paranormal.   Stan Gordon This observation is underscored by several interesting cases I found there. At the top of the list was one from April 22 of thi ..read more

In the last few weeks, I seem to have been stuck with reading about what is happening with the various investigations in Washington, and with reports from those agencies telling us, basically, there is nothing alien in what they found. Sean Kirkpatrick later explained that. He also said, as have others, that there are cases that are unresolved, meaning there is no terrestrial explanation for the report, but nothing in those unresolved cases that takes us off-world. Now, we have something new from AARO, which, given the nature of that investigation, again explained by Kirkpatrick, is not surpri ..read more

  Normally, I post a brief synopsis with a link to the audio or video of my appearance on another’s show, or links to my own show. In the last few weeks, I have been on or hosted several shows. Following at the links to them: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/kevin-randle-s-premiere-show-for-2024--59203917 This was just a show in which I provided information about my long hiatus from the microphone and the commentary on some of the latest issues in the UFO field, which I refuse to call UAP. In the following, Rob McConnell and I talk about what is new, or semi-new in the UFO community. Ther ..read more

Here’s another positive from the latest from AARO. Well, it’s not exactly anything they published, but is a consequence of research into their list of various projects and investigations. I was going back through some of the material that I had gathered on Project MOON DUST and found something interesting there. First, a little background. While I was writing The Government UFO Files, I was reading documents that had been created around the time of the Levelland, Texas, sightings of November 2/3, 1957. I found a document addressed to one of those Air Force officers investigating the sightings ..read more

  Here’s something I noticed as I was reviewing all the projects mentioned in AARO’s latest report. There was no mention of Project MOON DUST, which was a multiple agency investigation which, according to documentation from the Project Blue Book files was “…to collect and analyze raw intelligence reports from the field on fallen space debris and objects of unknown origin.” While that doesn’t provide overwhelming evidence that MOON DUST had a UFO component, other documentation, along with the history of the project does. MOON DUST came to public attention in the mid-1980s, when skeptic Rob ..read more

  The consensus throughout the UFO community of the latest report from AARO was less than enthusiastic. Almost universally, it was condemned as inadequate, riddled with errors and a lack of understanding of the history of the UFO phenomena. While I didn’t expect this alleged project to consult with any of us who have been around for a long time, it would have saved them some embarrassment because we know where the bodies are buried… I mean that figuratively rather than literally. Barry Greenwood, one of the best historians studying the UFO phenomenon from the beginning, noted some of the ..read more

  David Rudiak, who has been around the UFO field for a long time, provided an analysis of the AARO report. He had appended it to the comment section on one of my rants about the report. The information contained in his contribution deserved more than to be attached to a posting. Following is another analysis of the report.   David Rudiak in Roswell. Not the best picture, but it is one of mine. The AARO report got my blood boiling again too. Hence the following screed from a quick read. Sean Kirkpatrick last January foreshadowed what AARO was going to say about Roswell, na ..read more

  As predicted by many of us in the UFO community, the MSM did not read the entire AARO report though they would comment on its 64 page length. As happened in the past, such as with the Condon Committee “scientific study,” they just read the Executive Summary. They didn’t bother wading through the evidence, some of it quite technical. The MSM just decided they didn’t need to understand what had transpired. They were only interested in the end, never considering that the end might not be supported by the internal documentation. Congressional Hearing on UAP As I said, we all pred ..read more

  There are many of us old-timers in the UFO field who have been around for more decades that we care to admit and who can see the many flaws in the latest, and probably last ARRO report, given there is a new office and new investigation into UAP. We know the flaws in that assessment and the repeated lies that lace it. We have the documentation, the interviews, and the evidence to support that claim. Before I get into the many flaws, let me point out one area that is positive. As I was working on The Government UFO Files, I mentioned an unofficial investigation that began in December 1946 ..read more

 As many of you know, I have been suffering from some major medical issues for the last several weeks. There have been doctor's appointments, one minor surgical procedure, and other related activities. It has taken a lot of time. I mention this, hoping that all of you understand my tardiness in reviewing and posting comments and may failure to respond when necessary. In the next several days, I will have another, more invasive surgery with a short recovery time. When all this concludes, I hope to be able to get back to my regular schedule. I hope that everyone will understand, but if you ..read more