Foo Fighters, the real ones

Kevin Randle, at his blog [kevinrandle.blogspot.com], rather than exercising his wit and intelligence on the History Channel's inane fifth Project Blue Book airing about the "foo fighter" episodes during WWII, gives an extended listing of some fascinating sightings.

I'd be interested in how my pals Lance Moody and Zoam Chomsky contend with Kevin's rendering of records from (generally) bona fide sources, military and otherwise.

N.B. Picture above from https://www.disclose.tv/foo-fighters-ufos-buzzed-planes-during-world-war-ii-314707

RR

What’s in a name? (Red Pill Junkie may want to find out)

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You know how much I dislike the use of pseudonyms (sobriquets) by UFO people (or anyone posting on the internet).

It’s a cover for stupidity or dishonesty or a new identification for people ashamed of their rightful name.

Kevin Randle’s blog gets a few: starman, Mr. Sweepy, RedTornado2008, Redneck 63, et. al. and the rrrgroup is at the edge of anonymity.

Then there is “Red Pill Junkie” (Miguel Romero) author of the Daily Grail and is all over the place in UFOland and other paranormal venues.

A review, by Peggy XU, in TLS for January 25, 2019 of a new book about the far-right (alt-right) by Donna Zuckerberg – Not All Dead White Men [Harvard University Press, $22,95] – provides information about members of the subculture group “The Red Pill.”

The Red Pill is a loosely connected subgroup of the right-wing movement consisting of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, misogynists, and fascist sympathizers who hate immigrants, people of color, feminism, and the so-called liberal elite.

These are things that Miguel eschews I’m thinking but there is his adopted name, now resplendently adorning errant beliefs and evils that will be connected in some minds when Miguel uses his Twitter account or tags a UFO blog or goes on a podcast.

Now no one is going to get upset with Mr. Sweepy because his name represents a broom or vacuum cleaner.

But “Red Pill Junkie” – from The Matrix films – is another matter now.

This is an example of unintended consequences.

It will be interesting to see how Miguel works around the new epithet.

RR