This commentary by Bill Pullin on FB 5/5 is right on point!!

William G. Pullin

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Greetings. Where Have The Landings Gone? UFO cases continue to be reported all around the planet, and will likely maintain that pace for the foreseeable future. Crash retrievals are alleged, but not confirmed. Nocturnal lights are very common. Abductions are still reported. Daylight disks are seen, although not in the numbers as in decades past.... What has changed substantially is the reporting of landings. Whilst the modern history of unidentified flying objects features several interesting and unexplained landing cases, we simply don't see the same kinds of events being reported very often nowadays, if at all. We have the Socorro, New Mexico landing case from April 24th of 1964, the Lonnie Zamora case. The Westall landing event from Melbourne, Australia that happened on the 6th of April, in 1966. The Trans-en-Provence landing event from January 8th of 1981, which occurred in France. Finally we have the Ruwa, Zimbabwe landing event, better known as the Ariel School UFO Incident, which occurred on the 6th of September in 1994.... Many other landing cases are on the books, but their prevalence has waned to a great extent, so that nowadays we really don't hear about any landings at all. Why? Have "they" discontinued planetary explorations? Are witnesses simply dropping the ball and not reporting such events? Perhaps our potential visitors have concluded their scientific activities, and have moved on to other endeavors. Are there other, far less obvious reasons for the current situation? I have no idea, and I won't make an unsubstantiated declaration about the possibilities, I'll leave that to the experts/celebrities in the UFO field, but it certainly is a fascinating question to take under consideration. Thank you for your time and for the privilege of your support. https://www.facebook.com/uforealahistoricalreview