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My pals, Bragalia and Randle, remain entranced by Roswell,
Kevin going there, again, recently and writing about it on his blog, where his
insipid followers provided their usual inane comments.
Kevin remains enchanted by the minutiae of the Roswell incident and Tony persists in seeking clues to cement his obsession with the idea that the whole story from 1947's newspaper headline -- Flying saucer found by U.S. Army -- is factually true.
Tony B is still hotly anti-Grusch, despite that guy’s still,
at this point, notoriety among the UFO/UAP crowd and even many non-UFO people,
who are entranced by the idea of crashed non-human craft with bodies all over
the place, according to Grusch.
(Grusch's scenarios seem to confirm Tony and Kevin's Roswell belief.)
But we really have moved beyond Roswell, even though it is
the template for the current UAP fervor.
Two books, reviewed by History Professor Jeffrey Collins in
the September 1, 2023 TLS [Times Literary Supplement] about ignorance –
Ignorance by Peter Burke and Knowing What We Know by Simon Winchester – on page
10, gets at the heart of where we humans are now, intellectually, comparing
thinking in the past with today’s thought.
The review comports with what I saw from viewers of Chris
Lehto’s Q&A session on YouTube Tuesday night (9/12) …
The asinine remarks, shown on screen, were abysmally stupid,
to the point that I wanted to smash the TV set with a book close at hand.
The live commentary, much more stupid than the examples in
the books reviewed noted above, indicates a moronic overlay among the current UAP
crowd, people just wishing to be acknowledged by anyone, no matter how
blissfully ridiculous they and their comments appear to be.
Tony B lambasted Grusch in an e-mail to me, writing that
Grusch’s erudition (as I heard it during his Jesse Michel’s interview)
demonstrated that Grusch has “an answer for everything” – something Tony finds
offensive, stating that Grusch “inflates and speculates.”
Tony would puke if he read any of Kevin’s followers. (And
his and Kevin’s obsession with Roswell has its own problems with
intellectualism.)
My point is that the UFO discussion remains, as it always
has, with ignorant response and speculation – some here by me – but today’s
bevy of speculation and commentary is closer to madness than the previous 70
years of debate.
We are awash in ignorance. Let’s hope the epidemic doesn’t
infect the commentary showing up here.
I’d hate to smash my computer on the floor.
RR
