UFO Conjectures

Tuesday, December 12, 2023

A video short -- about those enigmatic handbags

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UFOs have nothing to do with angels or demons but the UAP crowd is pushing for that exclamation

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My somewhat pal Jesse Michels finally grabbed an interview with Diana Pasulka [Author of American Cosmic and new effort Encounters]:
 
UFOs & Religion: Vatican Reveals Hidden Link (ft. Diana Pasulka)
 

https://youtu.be/tS_64sTN5AU?si=wrdxfpFmHv7UoyRC
Ms. Pasulka is a UFO tyro, encapsulated in panned reviews of Cosmic by me, Bryan Sentes and others because her saluted book by Michels et al. is replete with a valley girl approach to the UFO phenomenon.
 
She has now gone whole hog in her UFO belief pushing the idea that past religious events and miracles were actually UFO episodes equivalent to alien abduction accounts of recent times, she and Jesse commiserating about Jacques Vallee’s similar belief.
 
There have been past references to Church “miracles” as possible paranormal activity many tied to the flying saucer tales of modern times – encounters, appearances, et cetera, best referenced by Spanish UFO researcher José Caravaca.
 
And Nick Redfern has written about a “deep state” (my words) within government that believe UFOs have demonic and/or angelic elements.
 
Today, the UAP sector now, promoting UFOs as Anomalous Phe- nomena, are slipping in the idea that the whole kit and caboodle of odd things in the sky have a religious essence.
 
Even the HBO European TV series, 30 Coins, ended its season with a UFO denouement based in confusing, esoteric Catholic mythology.
Ms. Pasulka is a brilliant academic, teaching religious (Catholic) facts and fancy at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington.
 
I find her interviews riveting, but only insofar as Catholicism is involved.
 
Her UAP tendency toward theological explanation for the UFO phenomenon, like that of Vallee and others is so errant and bizarre that those of us with some background in religions, especially Catholicism, get fired up when she appears for podcasts or news interviews, providing “terrific” but goofy ideas promoting UFOs as minions of God.
 
Religions are a subset to humanity’s predilection to be gulled.

Adding UFOs to the mix is gilding the ridiculous lily of religious belief and subordination.

RR