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Here’s a repost from July 20, 2006. I am putting it in a new category to see if that fools the porn robot…

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Demo Hassan was Indrid Cold’s assistant. Since Demos means “terror” in Greek, and Hassan is a shortened version of Hashassan (or Hashassin, the name of early Hashish-using assassination cult members who secretly dealt with the Knights Templar), the name Demo Hassan means “terror assassin.” This fits perfectly with my theory that the events of 9/11, and beyond, are part of the original Mothman prophecies. One must figure out for oneself the connection between the assassinations of MLK and RFK and the Vatican, chemical plants (like Carbide and Dow), energy blackouts (oil companies and energy companies like Enron), and 9/11. Follow the money…

This is another re-post from Oct. 2006. As you can see, even though my comments are turned off, these back-doored porn spams from the cryptozoosphere are ready and waiting anytime one tries to challenge official orthodoxy.

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Since I posted my last article on the meaning of Indrid Cold’s name, there has been a startling development: the mother of one of my childhood friends identified Woody Derenberger’s psychiatrist, Dr. Alan Roberts, as being the same psychiatrist who treated my best friend, Mothman contactee Timothy Thomas Burnham. Burnham claimed he was a warlock and came to believe he was a vampire. He was expelled from school for biting another student in the neck. According to the mother, Dr. Roberts travelled between Parkersburg, Huntington, and Charleston specializing in the treatment of UFO abductees. The book Visitors From Lanulos by Derenberger states that Dr. Roberts–who had a wife and three children–believed he was taken to the planet Lanulos by Indrid Cold. Cold’s assistant, Demo Hassan (which means “terror assassin”), was known to have staked out the Roberts home with an accomplice, while Roberts and his wife were visiting Derenberger and Cold. Hassan creepily left messages on the Robert’s frosty windows, while the children were there alone. Team Cold was known to drive a Volkswagen bug, the same type of car that John Keel states the MIBs switched to in late 1967. A Volkswagen bug was also driven by the “FBI agent” who came to investigate the car-bombing of Harriet Plumbrook’s father in early 1968. Harriet’s father was an engineer working for Western Union on the Echelon Project at the Navy’s Sugar Grove, WV, command/listening post. The FBI man apparently paid more attention to Harriet than the bombing, casually writing the entire off incident as a “mistake” and claiming the bomb was probably meant for a mobster named Jack Bruno (who lived next door). A suitcase full of heroin was also found between the houses. Bruno was convicted on racketeering charges, but disappeared once in the prison system.

John Keel stated in one of his talks that there was a sociopath on the loose during the Mothman flap. This sociopath was a mentally ill wealthy kid who was suspected of murders and abductions. He was never prosecuted by authorities because of political connections. Was this Dr. Larry Layton, Jr. who was later imprisoned for his role in the Jonestown massacre? Was it Charles Manson? David Ferrie? Strangely, no one ever talks about who this person was, even though Keel said the identity of this sociopath was an open secret in WV at the time. Since locals wouldn’t even let the name of Alan Roberts out (I had to pay $200 for a copy of the Lanulos book to find out), it could be years (and more lives?) before we find out who this criminal was.

Here is a re-post from Oct. 1, 2006. I am re-posting many of my earlier posts in order to get rid of the thousands of porn spams I received from the cryptozosphere. This one was backdoored (computer-wise) with 21,387 totally degenerate “comments” that alluded to various forms of sexual abuse:

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In one of my early posts, I wrote about using reverse anagrams involving “indridcold” as a way to find clues to the Mothman conspiracy. A third company that the name “indridcold” fit into, using this method, was the name of a Cleveland oil company where a conspirator in the JFK assassination once worked. This conspirator was a Bay of Pigs-era CIA pilot who was hauled in for questioning (by Jim Garrision), and who mysteriously died during the Mothman flap in 1967. This pilot was known to have spoken about Area 51 and to have flown to Canada doing arms and drug deals, to the same city where Union Carbide had facilities doing secret arms work. He was a pedophile and “wandering Bishop” in a Catholic offshoot order with connections to KY. He was known for looking as if he was a wearing a “fright wig.” He had alopecia, and wore a homemade toupee fashioned out of red-orange ape hair. He happened to be a virus/cancer researcher who owned a bunch of monkeys taken from the lab of another virus/cancer researcher (Mary Sherman) who had been “suicided.” He was also a brilliant hypnotist. His name was David Ferrie. After interviewing star Mothman witness Marcella Bennett for my documentary, it occurred to me that the “fright wig” man who had scared her in 1966 might actually have been David Ferrie. The year 1966 was a big year in the intelligence world, as it was a time in which the Mob, CIA, FBI, and military were being consolidated. There were turf wars between agencies, and pilots like Ferrie were flying in and out of towns all over the continent, running drugs and guns and–according to several accounts–injecting political undesirables with live cancer viruses. I never would have even considered such a crazy idea as this if weren’t for the fact that: 1) Harriet Plumbrook found a suitcase full of heroin in our neighborhood in 1968 (her dad was car-bombed that same year); 2) a planeload of unmarked guns were later seized at the Tri-State Airport, just 30 miles from Pt. Pleasant; 3) a small plane, similar to the ones flown by Ferrie, crashed and spilled marijuana all over the hillside surrounding the Charleston airport–prompting a full-scale investigation by locals armed with flashlights and grocery bags; 4) My father, a union activist, died soon after the Mothman events due to a particularly rare form of cancer (angiosarcoma) known only to appear in Union Carbide activists. Although a Catholic, my father refused his own last rites from a priest from Dunbar, WV. My father is now buried on a hillside overlooking the Union Carbide plant. Still, his funeral was controlled by the Church, almost against my mother’s wishes. The first time I was ever in a Catholic Church was probably for my father’s funeral. In the mid-70s, the federal government launched an investigation into angiosarcoma at Union Carbide, but little was done to help affected families. The likelihood that the new WV Governor, Jay Rockefeller, was in some manner an investor in Union Carbide (given the connections between Carbide and Standard Oil) may or may not have had an impact on the investigation. Interestingly, Gray Barker stated that he was harassed by an MIB dressed as a Catholic priest. The priest followed him back to WV from Cleveland, where there had been a major UFO conference in 1967. Since Ferrie was dead by then, there obviously must have been others of his ilk stalking the edges of the UFO scene.

I just found an interesting tidbit in Loren Coleman’s early book “Creatures of the Outer Edge.” You know how Coleman is always talking about how Mothman absolutely does NOT have glowing eyes, but simply reflective ones? On p. 106 of the book, he “sums up the data” on “manimal” creatures. After giving the disclaimer that there is a lot of variation in reports, he gives a list of “points that can nonetheless be made” about these creatures. His very first point, number one, is that “in many of the incidents the creature’s eyes are self-luminous. The color of this light is most often red…”

One has to ask why Coleman has changed his tune so radically since then. I think his flip-flopping should be ample reason for us to confront him on his other main Mothpillar, which is that the early Mothman reports where mostly of a bird nature, not manlike. He makes this statement repeatedly, even though there is almost no evidence for it, beyond Tom Ury’s report.

Another tidbit was found in his other early book, The Unidentified. In that book, there is much discussion of the 1897 airship sightings. The more one hears about the various cases, the more it starts sounding like these were ships financed by a wealthy magnate back east, perhaps a Rockefeller or someone connected to Union Carbide, which had an important plant at the time in Sistersville, WV (where an airship was seen in 1897). Someone connected to the development of these machines kept detailed scrapbooks, believe it or not. One wonders how these stories continue to go and on, like MJ-12, Roswell, and so on, even after the facts have undermined their supernatural premise. Perhaps that is the idea… That way, the real supernatural cases get less attention, because they often have subtle elements that tend to undermine the status quo.

From the Archives: This is the first post I made after the introductory post.

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The Meaning of “Indrid Cold”
–Andy Colvin ©2005

The meaning of “Indrid Cold” is simple. In order to approach such Mothman riddles all one needs, it seems, is a basic knowledge of either Hindu mythology, Buddhist mythology, Celtic mythology, Judeo-Christian mythology, Aboriginal or Native American mythology. In this case it turns out to be a particularly Hindu case, or at least one that uses Hindu terminology–but all of the above traditions provide ample clues for deciphering such symbolic codes and “name-game” mysteries. The “superspectrum,” as John Keel termed it, has embedded itself into our very consciousness, and this is reflected in our religion, our language, and our mental coding (itself essentially a binary electrical circuit, tending to “spin” conceptual thinking toward dualistic poles such as “good” or “bad,” angelic or demonic, and so on).

After having a basic understanding of one of the above mythologies, one then probably needs either a few coincidences to occur, or something else in one’s experience that one can draw from, in order to gain insight into the answer to the riddle. Luckily (or sometimes not), these kind of “coincidences” seem to occur fairly often in the lives of Mothman witnesses. This may be one of the reasons this phenomenon exists: to give us feedback from the universe. For some this is a blessing, for others it is a curse. Some witnesses get so many psychic pieces of information coming at them that it tends to make them a bit paranoid; others make fast decisions and judgements, internally, which baffle others (because others cannot sense the same input). I am reminded of the fact that the Indians initially couldn’t see the ships of Columbus because their brains couldn’t process it. A shaman had to spend many days looking at where the ships were said to be, in order to finally see them. At times, when I am trying to explain my Mothman experiences (which words really cannot express) and everyone is shaking their heads and thinking I am nuts, I feel like that shaman.

In addition to having seen the creature myself, I have a long string of synchronicities and seemingly profound, symbolic events in my life that seem to be related not only to the “Mothman” of WV, but the “Thunderbird” of the Blackfoot and Cherokee (my blood tribes), and the “Garuda” of the Nath and Dzogchen Orders (my spirit tribes). In my opinion, these creatures all come from the same source. I wonder if all Mothman witnesses aren’t each given particular “clues” in the form of dreams, pre-cognitions, telepathic messages, unusual meetings with unusual beings, and other means to getting us to closer to what is going on around us. My discussions with other Mothman witnesses reveal such a pattern. Witnesses such as Faye DeWitt and Marcella Bennett speak of “hunches” alerting them to potential dangers. But it could go even further than that, in the sense that the universe, via the superspectrum (in conjunction with our own minds), could be sending out information about specific, powerful human events, like the defeat of Chief Cornstalk and the Eastern tribes (and his curse on Pt. Pleasant), the collapse of the Silver Bridge, the collapse of the Elk River bridge in 1904, or the various assassination prophecies documented by John Keel. This information seems to come in the form of visions, sounds, messages, seemingly random coincidences, and codes to witnesses.

I interviewed Keel for my documentary on Mothman, and asked him about Indrid Cold. Keel seemed to feel that much of the Cold story is fabricated. He suspects that Indrid Cold was speaking “through Woody Derenberger” on the phone. Having just interviewed a Bigfoot contactee myself who apparently feels that Bigfoot speaks through him, and even writes letters through him, I can attest to being put off by the thought that the witness is helping to create his own “evidence.” Still, looking at it another way, I think there is a lot that is interesting about trying to figure out what is behind a phenomenon that finds contactees feeling that they can “channel” for, or “telepath” to, an MIB, Mothman, or Bigfoot. I personally feel that Derenberger was not a hoaxer, but may have a been a victim of a hoax himself, or perhaps even a victim of mind control. The Air Force involvement in his case, the psychiatric interest, and his week-long debriefing at NASA headquarters are all possible indicators of this.

In looking at this Indrid riddle, though, the first thing I did was to see the name “Indrid Cold” not as a name, but as a descriptor. The main word appeared to be “Cold,” with “Indrid” as a modifier. I ran some anagrams of “indridcold” and got lots of interesting little references to things from the Mothman story. But nothing solid. Then, I turned it around 180 degrees and started looking at “indridcold” not for its constitutent parts, but looking at it as a constituent part of a even bigger word. I asked myself if there might be any relevance to the word “indridcold” being spelled out of larger words, and could those larger words represent potential leads, or “name-game” clues?

I got a couple of odd pieces of information using these off-beat methods. Knowing that Keel had observed, in the 1960s, that most of the entities channeling through contactees had names that sounded like “synthetic fabrics,” I decided to try and fit “indridcold” into some names of petrochemical companies (who manufacture such items). One company I found that fit used the acronym “IRP.” This was a company that subcontracted to Union Carbide, and which had employed many of the men in my neighborhood in WV [the company has now moved its headquarters]. I myself had worked there, and I was good friends with the son of the owner. I thought back to my experiences at this company, and realized there were some leads there to other parts of the Mothman story, such as the company’s original location at the confluence of the Elk and Kanawha Rivers–where a bridge collapsed on Dec. 15th, 1904 (same day of the year as the Silver Bridge collapse). The owner’s family lived on a bluff overlooking the confluence. Several interesting characters with Mothman links lived in that particular neighborhood. Psychic abductee Harriet Plumbrook had dreams of the bluff prior to ever seeing it, and feels the location is a geomagnetic source for the phenomenon–as do I (we visited there during our 2003 Mothman Tour documentary). I was also reminded of a story my mother told me when I was a little boy: that Magic Island, at the confluence of the Elk/Kanawha Rivers, was haunted by “the ghost of a little girl.” Over the years, the memory of the bridge collapse itself had faded from local memory, yet the death of one small child (apparently caused by official WV Transportation Department neglect) had certainly not. When I later found, in 2002, that one could literally “see” a vision of the 1904 bridge collapse if one visited the so-called “vortex” on upper Woodward Dr. under the right conditions, my suspicions about the reality of string theory and “overlapping dimensions” of time/space seemed further confirmed. I had once again clearly seen the superspectrum in operation.

Another odd reference I found was that “indridcold” fit into the official Canadian name of the chemical company that leased land on both sides of the I-64 bridge in Dunbar, WV, where the famous Tad Jones sighting occurred. That company: Union Carbide. This held significance for me because not only because of the Jones sighting, but because my father (who grumbled that “the government” was behind Mothman) worked for Union Carbide. This spot on I-64 is where I saw a large flying silhouette behind our car. It is also where Shamblin Stone is now located [Mr. Shamblin, coincidentally, now owns our old family farm on the Middle Fork of the Pocatalico River, near Devil’s Hollow.] The I-64 bridge is within a couple of blocks of where my niece, Sharon Moore, lived (after she moved away from our neighborhood), and where she often saw “glowing letters and symbols” at night. Btw, years later in another house in Mound, directly across from the Blaine Island Carbide facility (once sacred to the Indians), Sharon saw both a “satyr” and a creature similar to Mothman in her bedroom. One interesting detail of this was that one had to use the Canadian name of Union Carbide Canada, Ltd. to make “indridcold” fit into it. When I “googled” Carbide’s Canadian facility as a simple reference check, one of the first ones to come up was a book about the Martin Luther King assassination. This reference stated that Union Carbide was the only entity from which James Earl Ray could have gotten the classified personnel information he used to construct his famous Eric Galt alias. The real Eric Galt was a security-cleared employee of Union Carbide, at a time when the company was making top-secret “proximity fuses” for missiles at its Canadian facilities.

Sometimes, it seems that these strange Mothman events occurred when and where they did so that they could be signposts for us later. I’m not suggesting that anyone at Union Carbide in particular committed a crime, all I’m saying is that the company is one of the symbols of the Mothman story and should be appreciated, and perhaps studied, for that reason. Union Carbide was known for its pioneering work in handling both “hot” materials like uranium (many of the uranium mines in the Four Corners area are operated by Union Carbide) and extremely “cold” technologies. Carbide could “super-cool” metals and materials like no other company of the time. It was the premier “chemical factory” in the area where Keel was told a “chemical factory” might blow up. In the early 1960s, Carbide already had a complete simulation of the Martian landscape built so that they could test various substances and materials. While various conspiracy theorists have speculated about the role of Union Carbide in the Jonestown massacre (which occurred on land previously owned by Union Carbide), or the role of the petrochemically-connected Layton family (of WV) in the Jonestown tragedy, or the supposed role of Jonestown’s mind-controlled “zombie killers” in political assassinations similar to those prophesied to Keel, the connection of these to the Mothman events remains tenuous, at best. Still it is of interest to me, as an artist who has written about right-wing political control in the art world, that a major stockholder in Union Carbide, Dede Wilsey, is also the most powerful art maven in San Francisco. It might also be of some interest to know if Keel interviewed any Mothman witnesses who had experienced prophecies of the MLK assassination [note: I have now confirmed that MLK assassination probphecies did indeed exist in relation to Keel’s investigation. It is found in my TV interview with Keel done in 2003. I had simply overlooked it before.]

But back to Indrid. I decided to do another turnabout and look at “Indrid” as the subject, and “cold” as the modifier. This would prove to be much more beneficial at getting at the root of the “real” Indrid. The trouble, however, is that “Indrid” is not a word we know in America. I had to look for a word that was similar to Indrid. After reading Ted Holiday’s work connecting historical dragons (and indirectly, Mothman) to flying saucers and earthworks, it somehow popped into my head that the Hindu god “Indra” (the god of fire) might be the connection I had been missing all along. Although there are many tales of Indra and many tales of Garuda in Hindu legend, I happened to find one that phrased things in such a way that, suddenly, it all made sense. The wording that did the trick stated that repeatedly, throughout eons, “the Garuda puts out the fire of Indra.” Garuda (or Bird-Man) literally consumes the fires of Indra, rendering them “cold.” The two, the Birdman and Indra, are always very closely associated in Hindu literature. When one sees this relationship, suddenly one sees that only thing on earth that can be a cooled-down form of Indra is: the Garuda. And since Indra is no longer the real, bonafide “hot” Indra when he is cooled down and in Garuda form, he can only be properly termed “like Indra” or “of Indra” (i.e., “Indrid”).

In essence, Indrid Cold was telling us that he was Garuda in his most “cooled-down,” or “cold” form–that of a physical human!

Of course, none of these ancient facts about Hinduism, nor Keel’s data showing that paranormal creatures do go through visible temperature and wavelength changes, prove that Indrid Cold was not a hoax. If John Keel feels there is a hoax there, there probably is. But is the Cold story a regular bogus hoax, or perhaps a “reverse hoax” intended to leak accurate, inside information? Regardless of whether Derenberger was manipulated by a disinformation hoax, or by a truth-leak hoax, such a hoax had to perpetrated by someone who knew something about Hinduism. Was this an intelligence operative who had recently been to Tibet helping the CIA get the Dalai Lama over the mountains to India? Very few people in the West knew much about Hinduism back then. Keel certainly knew it (since he originally put the term “Garuda” in the title of his Mothman Prophecies book), but so did the early cryptozoologists who traveled to Nepal to “search for Yeti” with the Tom Slick/CIA Bigfoot expedition! As one can see, knowing the probable meaning of the Indrid Cold name only begs more questions. One of the most pertinent is the fact that many of the UFO contactees of that era were given messages pertaining to the White Brotherhood of Tibet and Thule Ultima, both standard beliefs of the Nazi occultists (who were heavily involved in Tibetan research) and Operation Paperclip scientists spirited out of Germany (through the Vatican “ratlines”). These Nazis were given jobs in the CIA and on major military bases like Wright-Patterson in Ohio. Amazingly, none other than Werner von Braun was in put in charge of NASA security (which also had a major field office in Ohio).

Update: Within the past few weeks, I have been informed that one of the mothers in our neighborhood (now in her late 70s) has identified Dr. Alan Roberts (Woody Derenberger’s psychiatrist) as being the same psychiatrist who was treating my best childhood buddy on Woodward Dr. This buddy was assailed by many different forces, including aliens, Mothman, and MIBs. His father was an “engineer” at Carbide’s Tech Center (a world-class scientific lab and think tank, now rumored to be involved in “data-mining” against US citizens). Tad Jones, as well the man communicating with Keel after Jones disappeared (named Jarrett), were also “engineers” at the Tech Center. My buddy considered himself to be a warlock (at age 8!) who would eventually work at NASA (as predicted by the spacemen). This turned out to be true. His mother, a former Miss WV, also works at NASA. In 1967, this buddy introduced me to a vision of the future (from 2001, a year we always fantasized about) that could only be seen while standing in a certain spot (supposedly designated by the “aliens”). The vision showed buildings being bombed in NYC! After seeing this vision (of 9/11) and then the beginnings of scenes from my adult life, I freaked out, pulled myself away, and began a process of disentangling myself from my buddy. But I never forgot what happened. Recent reports that a plane crashed south of Pt. Pleasant on the day of 9/11/01 (on the exact flight path of the plane that supposedly hit the Pentagon), give credence to the theory that a missile was used on the Pentagon (due to the fact that Flight 93 was late on take-off and the rendezvous between, and simultaneous first-strike by, these two planes was botched). It also explains one of the reasons why two boys in WV, in 1967, were shown precognitions of the attack. Another reason might be that the same people involved in the other prophecies of the Mothman (i.e. carrying out assassinations, downing bridges, etc.) were the same people behind the hijackings, and the Garuda wanted this message to somehow get out. To date, an outline of such connections can indeed be found in the writings of a handful of researchers working in the tradition of the late Mae Brussell (i.e., John Judge, Alex Constantine, David McGowan, etc.).

I have since come to find out that magical “workings” of any magnitude require “at least two 6-8 yr. olds” in order to manifest. Since my buddy and myself built a shrine around the time of Mothman, it is possible that we unwittingly played some role in unleashing these forces. Regardless, there are many questions to be asked about what Roberts’ may have been doing in our neighborhood. It is possible that we were all being visited by Indrid Cold since, according to Derenberger, Cold was tracking Roberts’ movements. My father may have been conveniently murdered, and ushered away into the afterlife, by none other than Cold. The fact that Tad Jones left a lucrative engineer job to be an “appliance salesman” (a typical cover for gov’t. agents) and then completely disappeared is suspicious, especially since his new job probably put him into contact with Woody Derenberger (also an appliance salesman). While the Army/Air Force was massaging the public aspects of these cases, could the Navy (who still leases to Carbide/Dow/Bayer) have been using the petro-chemical plants’ best and brightest to track, manipulate, or create UFO contactees behind the scenes?

One more archive item. This my very first introductory post, from Aug. 19th, 2006. Back then, I didn’t know how much trouble I might get into by continuing my quest towards “Mothman.”

-Andy

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Hello. Welcome to my Moth Blog! This is where I will report what goes in the life of a Mothman witness. There have been several breakthroughs in our understanding of Mothman in recent years. Some of these have not been publicized, and it is my hope to bring some of these breakthroughs to you.

I am a fine artist living in Seattle, specializing in “paranormal photography” of “normal” life. This style seeks to represent truth through symbolism, irony, and codes. One of the things that got me into this type of crypto-photography was my early exposure to “The Mothman Phenomenon” 0r “Mothman Prophecies” (also generally known as “The UFO Phenomenon”). I grew up near Pt. Pleasant, WV, in an area once called Mound, WV (now called N. Charleston), on the same street as Charles Manson and Sara Jane Moore (Woodward Drive). In 1966-67, I had a couple of brief sightings of the strange and famous creature now known as “Mothman.” In 1973, I saw the creature again, in a slightly different form, masquerading as a tree. The spot I saw it at is also the same spot where several other people saw strange beings, MIBs and lights, and where a car-bombing (and the discovery of a suitcase full of heroin) took place. Around the same time, a snapshot was taken of me that shows something resembling Mothman looking in the window behind me. The thing looking in the kitchen photo looks almost exactly like a Maori image of the Garuda (from New Zealand) I found. It also looks very similar to NW Coast Indian masks of the Thunderbird. My early experiences seemed to have the strange effect of allowing me to be become somewhat psychic and somewhat “different.” They also gave me the sudden ability to draw and paint realistically.

I am one of probably a few hundred people who saw the Mothman creature. I began talking about my childhood experiences with the phenomenon in the early 1980s. I was indirectly doing artwork about it, such as “pterodactyl sculptures” and “flying man photos,” and slipping it into conversation with friends and family (I still do this, unfortunately, which sometimes irritates people). Some of us in the family have similar dreams of orbs of light, Men In Black, and Bigfoot-like creatures. Black panthers were also seen and heard in waking hours. My father was stationed in Norfolk at the time of the Philadelphia Experiment. During the Mothman flap, he told me he had knowledge of a plot to blow up one of the chemical plants. Not long after the Mothman events, he and some other employees contracted a rare form of cancer - so rare that the federal government was forced to investigate the reasons for its frequency at Union Carbide. The night my dad died, he saw a MIB waiting for him outside the hospital window. I had a strange nightmare about my dad in the late 1990s, which triggered my search for the truth behind Mothman. The nightmare involved my dad being strapped to a chair, and being told he now “had cancer.” Interestingly, Philadelphia Experiment victims are known to have been subjected to “The Chair,” a device that allows them to see into other dimensions and to other places in time. This might explain why my father, in 1981 (after he was deceased) apparently “came through” to a psychic in Columbus (who didn’t know me, nor was I present) with a message meant to urge me forward in my search, against all odds. I have since found out that at the exact time in 1971 that my dad woke up claiming he had been “stuck with something” (in a place where he later developed a malignant tumor), there was a major expansion of covert government “cancer virus” research taking place at the Army’s Ft. Detrick, MD facility (very near where my dad’s best friend then worked).

For no apparent reason, I began an intensive research effort into UFOs in the late 1980s. Yet it wasn’t until 1993, browsing through a bookstore in Charleston, WV, that I found out that John Keel had tied many of the parts of the Phenomenon together in his Mothman Prophecies book. I also began studying to become a Buddhist priest around 1989 and, luckily, I took the time to ask several lamas what they thought of UFOs, aliens, and Birdmen. I was thus able to incorporate a psychic, telepathic, consciousness-based matrix (built over centuries by enlightened masters of meditation) into my research of the paranormal. My unique contribution to the field of paranormal research is the fact that I am probably the only “original” Mothman witness to have studied within the two root branches of Buddhism that actively visualize the Garuda (or Bird-Man) deity today. I am thankful that I found my way to these teachings in this lifetime. That in itself is a miracle. I thank my teachers in the Nath and Dzogchen traditions for the opportunity to learn about, and hopefully teach about the Mothman/Garuda. I’ll certainly need whatever help I can get, since my life was turned completely upside down after 9/11.

[Note: almost two years later, in 2008, my life is still undergoing big changes, all which seem to have been presaged, or perhaps mirrored by, the powerful paranormal forces I engaged when I began to look back at all that happened in WV during the Mothman days. Take care before you decide to pull back the curtain... ]

I have to laugh now when I see a new Stanton Friedman book like “Flying Saucers and Science.” Because he is such an ET believer, Friedman HAS to make everything he does seem extra scientific. Jim Moseley pokes good fun at him in “Shockingly Close to the Truth.” Moseley points out that Friedman has been hammering the stale Betty Hill “star map” issue for decades. In Paranoia #47, there is yet another article by Friedman on the map, which I mentioned in an earlier post as perhaps hinting that Friedman may have less than passionate concern for the violation of witnesses’ rights by military doctors (such as the ones who interviewed the Hills). One can sense a full-court press coming to dampen the Mothman story and get it back under control. One imagines that, for instance, the Jesuits might love to get the Mothman firmly back into the “demon” camp.

Btw, did anyone catch the Jesuit maneuvering yesterday and the day before? First, they had a priest try and lowball Obama by giving a speech at Obama’s church that whacked Hillary as a racist. While some pundits raised the proper issue - which is that the discussion needs to get away from religion and onto some real issues (keeping in mind separation of church and state) - the Catholic Church merely said that priests shouldn’t be “partisan,” the implication being that they deserve to be part of the political process.

Don’t forget that the church recently floated that story about how they now accept aliens into their pantheon of beliefs. Does this mean that William Dean Ross is right when he says that a fake “Ezekiel’s Wheel” scenario will be holographed into the sky so that a new era of dynamic “Christ” worship will ensue?

Also on Friday, May 30th, the recently Catholicized Tony Blair, announced his new Faith Foundation, which attempts to “unite the world through religion.” Excuse me!!!!???? But whose religion would that be, Tony? There’s yer NWO, folks…

Mothfiends:

Grassy Knoll 30 is up. It also features Eleanor White who, synchronistically, used to post with me on the mind control-L list, prior to Yahoo. Wow! that was over a decade ago:
http://www.beyondthegrassyknoll.com/audio.html

Speaking of which, I don’t know if anyone has been following it, but here in Seattle they are having a trial for the guy who - out of nowhere - shot up the Jewish Federation Center, Naveed Haq. It’s getting tons of coverage on cable. Interestingly, the guy had nothing against Jews, according to his mother. In fact, he was a recently baptized “Christian” with a long history of mental problems (hearing voices, etc.) who received “therapy” at a Christian mental hospital out near the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, called The Lord’s Recovery Center. The Tri-Cities, btw, would be a great place to experiment on people away from the big city, using covert military sources or private contractors. Battelle has had a long presence there, as well as others like Westinghouse and so forth. Haq studied dentistry (teeth were the area telemetric devices were first secretly planted in victims in the 1950s), and he studed it in upstate NY (where Tim McVeigh probably got his famous implant). Haq’s later degree in electrical engineering could have been because he wanted to find out how he was being controlled - plus electrical engineering students are often courted by intel agencies.

Interestingly, Haq had some issues with 9/11. He probably thought it was an inside job or something. The talking heads always seem to get a little blurry when they talk about that aspect. In true “yellow” journalistic fashion, they continually ran a crawler under the Haq coverage claiming that “Haq told police he was a Muslim-American.” Until I hear an actual recording of this, I will not be convinced, and neither should you. The Seattle Police are not known for their honesty.

So, they want us to think a Christian is really a Muslim, and that he shot up a Jewish Center because he hates Jews, even though several witnesses testified that he had never said anything bad about Jews - or any other ethnic group (besides “terrorists”)- in his entire life. And they never disclose what branch of Christianity he was affiliated with (unless I missed it, which is entirely possible because I don’t have time to watch TV all day). One suspects it was Catholicism, but that is just a guess. The guy really seems like a mind control candidate. I recall that the event happened when the Saudi Royal Family was staying downtown at the Fairmont Hotel, and there were a spate of weird, senseless murders in Seattle. Also, there was a suspicious BP pipeline rupture in Alaska that feeds the refineries down here. The Saudis would have been interested in that, no doubt.

In other terror news, did anyone catch Loren Coleman’s latest odd use of the “copycat” theory? Basically, Loren took a freak attack on researcher Rupert Sheldrake (where some crazy Asian guy stabbed Sheldrake at a science convention), connected that attack to ufology, and then used that to make us think that terrorists are going to attack ufologists. It uses the same fuzzy logic as the Mothman Death Curse, actually… The problem is that Sheldrake has nothing to do with ufology, as far as I can tell. Yet out of nowhere, with absolutely no proof but his own imagination, Coleman linked the stabbing to some UFO blogging team called “RRR” with a blog called “UFO Provocateurs,” who have been eruditely needling his buddy Jerome Clark. Clark, as you may recall, was the guy who shot down the truth about cattle mutilations back in the 1980s by saying it was the “ETs” who were killing the cattle, not mining and oil companies (for underground mineral testing). Coleman tries to make us terrifically afraid of “RRR” as terrorists and thugs but when you read their blogs, they don’t seem all that far out. A bit pointed perhaps, but certainly not dangerous… With this and his “Mothman Is Evil Incarnate” book, Coleman really seems to be teetering close to the edge of late… One has to ask: why is it so important to make people afraid of Mothman? Is this really just a cynical sales effort, or might there be some hidden benefit to the Catholic Church? Seems like Loren mentioned being a Catholic once upon a time, but I could be remembering incorrectly…

Like the Mothman Death Curse, which seems designed to make people NOT look closely at the actual prophecies of Mothman (and perhaps find clues leading back to the Church, State, and/or owners of media outlets favorable to cryptozoology), the Copycat Theory seems designed to keep people from looking closely at mass mind control, for the same reason.

I was watching an episode of Batfink today, a cartoon about a bat-hero, made in 1967. In the episode, a couple of Mothman/Garuda themes come up. You see Batfink - who is sort of a flying humanoid due to the fact that he speaks English - flying along, carrying a VW bug under his wing, with his Chinese sidekick, Karate, inside. This conjures up images of the Garuda ferrying Dorje Shudgen in Tibetan Buddhism, except with the coincidental addition of the car (the VW bug) that was being driven in 1967 by the deadly, needle-wielding Men in Black.

As the episode progresses, the mad scientist fighting our Man-Bat tries to use a Trojan Horse as a weapon. Synchronistically, “Operation Trojan Horse” happens to be the name of a book that would come out later in 1970, by John Keel, the ufologist who has taken credit for causing the Men in Black to switch to VWs (after he outed their use of black Cadillacs). Keel, of course, also made Mothman famous with his book “The Mothman Prophecies.” After the Trojan “Horus” is destroyed, a little green man in a flying saucer tries to neutralize Man-Bat by bluffing the use of killer “plutonium bullets from outer space” against him. However, the Man-Bat realizes that it is a deception, and that it is really just the ordinary, human “mad scientist,” disguised as an alien.

One could say that this is basically the answer to the question of who, or what, lurks behind the mystery of the flying saucers.

Yes, 9/11 is making a lot of people money. The Carlyle Group now wants to buy posh retail space, like at 666 5th Ave. in NYC. They are “flush with cash,” so it makes sense to whimsically buy expensive properties with embedded Masonic symbolisms.

I had my own 9/11 synchronicities this weekend. I was walking through Seward Park in Seattle, which is located on an old sacred Indian island, close to where a supernatural water monster, the “Ya-ho,” is thought to have lived. Coincidentally, I have been doing my most recent media research by watching “Ya-hoo” news on a daily basis. Anyway, my late Buddhist teacher, Aryadaka, had always said there was a sacred spot somewhere on the island. He was an expert on NW Indian lore. As I was walking in, I had that Mothy tingling and sense of “universal clarity” I sometimes get before something synchronistic happens. It was as if I could visualize all the energy in the universe coursing through me. Lo and behold, as I rounded a curve I’ve passed a million times, something told me to go left and into the brush.

I went in, and after following a difficult and barely noticeable trail for some time, arrived at a cliff overlooking the bay. At this spot, I found the ring of Madrona trees that one always find at Indian “council” spots. Instantly, I could sense that this was probably the place Aryadaka had been speaking of. When I saw the largest tree I had ever seen in the park right off to the side, that sense became more strong. I lingered there for awhile, wondering if this was a place from which one could project and receive telepathic messages. I got some good ideas about having meditation classes there, and other things. It was a positive place, for sure (although it needed some weeding). Things felt “connected” there.

Later that day, I found out that someone who owed me a lot of money had decided to pay some of it back. The amount they were going to pay was $911. According to an intermediary, they had decided to pay me at the exact same time I was in the Seward circle.

Speaking of the researcher harassment discussed by Friedman, I have left the thousands of dirty spam comments on here so that people can see what the cryptozoocockracy does to people who try to tell the truth about Mothman. As you can see, they attack your site with impunity. My webmaster is STILL trying to figure out how they did it. Somehow they backdoored the site architecture even when the comments were turned off!

The Dalai Lama arrives in Seattle today. It’s interesting that he has timed his tour to coincide with the Olympic torch/China protests. Look for a Rockefellerian angle in this whole situation. I still like the theory that the presence of many “genius” kids in WV around the time of Mothman was due to the fact that they were reincarnations of monks murdered by the Chinese in 1959. Although I twigged that one myself, it was validated by an ordained priest in the Kadampa lineage, which visualizes the Garuda.

Thinking of Tibet reminded me of Keel’s presence in Sikkim in those days. Also reminded me of Tom Slick, the Big-CIA-Oil heir and hero of “cryptozoology,” whose father made a fortune drilling in WV and PA… According to Loren Coleman’s book on Slick and the CIA, Slick links to Howard Hughes. One imagines there was probably also a decent connection to the Rockefellers. This might explain why Slick was involved in China and Saipan. He and many other famous Naval Intel dudes (including some involved in the PA-X) seem to have worked - directly or indirectly - for the Rockryptocracy. Oddly, Coleman titled a chapter detailing solid Slick-CIA links with “Tom Slick and the CIA: An Open Question.” Does Loren do such things because he is simply afraid to tell the whole truth, or because he wants to obscure elite control mechanisms? I guess having yet another key founder of “cryptozoology” be proven CIA was considered to be too much wind for the cryptozoology house of cards?

Another article with a strange twist is to be found in Paranoia #47. It is called “Betty Hill’s Star Map,” and it is by Stanton Friedman. This article spins more than a flying saucer in a tornado… Friedman again takes a case with obvious problems and makes it sound like credible evidence of “alien” ETs. I would have missed how he did it myself, were it not for the fact that one of the details seemed eerily reminiscent of the Mothman story. Basically, what it comes down to is that the Hills were interrogated by a military pyschiatrist, just like Woody Derenberger was. The Hills’ psychiatrist, Dr. Benjamin Simon, headed up a military hospital with 3000 beds for PTSD veterans. One wonders where he found the time to get involved with the Hill’s case. In this article, Friedman writes a troubling paragraph: “Dr. Simon knew nothing about UFOs; yet, he felt it was his duty to elicit details from Betty and Barney - under very deep hypnosis - to try to determine what happened during their encounter with a strange space vehicle and eleven alien beings. Following the enormous emotional energy released by the Hills while in their separate hypnotic states, Simon induced amnesia in each of them in order to prevent them from discussing what they were beginning to recall. This allowed for careful cross comparison between their distinct accounts.”

At this point, most researchers probably would have been concerned about the apparent violation of the Hill’s rights. Not Friedman… He blithely drops the topic and moves on to a discussion of the boring details of the “star map,” which - for all we know - could be something entirely different. Perhaps a code of some kind… Whatever it was, it was important enough that the good doctor Simon found himself altruistically moved to get involved. He separated the Hills, took them way down into hypnosis, and gave them deep amnesia for “cross-checking.” But why was it so important to cross-check them? The whole thing sounds like a tortuous cover-up of a MILAB (military abduction).

Even though Friedman ignores the morality of the military interrogation of the Hills, he doesn’t fail to invoke morality when it comes to those fact-checking his work or the work of his associates. Like a McCain supporter hooked on a bloated defense budget, Friedman starts bitching about how ET believers are harrassed, misrepresented, and attacked. Excuse me, but isn’t Mr. Friedman like the top earner in the UFO world? By citing criticism of a female researcher working on the “star map,” Friedman turns the debate over how to interpret the Hill case into something like a feminist cause. I haven’t followed Friedman since his book on the Corona “UFO crash,” but I guess I should start. Last year, he inserted himself into the Flatwoods Monster world in WV, which means Mothman can’t be far behind.

It probably depends on how much damage Coleman can do with his “Mothman is Evil” book. One imagines that if Coleman blows his chance, they will probably turn the Mothman beat over to their number one cleanup man, Mr. Friedman.

After a year off from blogging, during which I edited the Mothman’s Photographer II and III books, I am back to do some weekly posts. I have never stopped posting to my discussion list at Yahoo, The Mothman’s Photographer, so please check there to get an idea of what’s been going on in the past year. Also check Beyond the grassy knoll.com for recent interviews.

Anytime there is pressure being brought to bear upon the elites, as we are seeing with the anti-Bush mood of the country, elites (and their synchophants) are happy to just “make it all go away.” They can achieve this by flooding the media with large amounts of emotional and contradictory stories. Sometimes of course they have to create stories, or create events, to achieve the necessary volume.

These spates of media “tone” and “volume” seem to correlate with paranormal flaps. I like keeping track of such things as a hobby. I don’t get very detailed, I just log the major stories. Sometimes things in my life will seem to play off whatever is going on in the media.

Here’s a list of recent things I scribbled on my calendar. Remember in Nov. and Dec. we had spats of supernatural/political activity lasting about a week or two each. I covered these in the last couple of episodes of Grassy Knoll. Most of the oddities - but not all - seemed synthetic and related to the outcome of the mid-term elections, which went against the Republicans. The newly elected Congress, reportedly more supportive of Israel than the last one, had some gyrations to make since they don’t really want to go against the Big Oil Iraq operation (a key piece of the Zionist puzzle).

The same patterns were seen towards the end of Jan./early Feb, as the new Congress was debating whether or not to fund more warfare. We had the Tacoma school shooting earlier, which involved a shooter who wandered aimlessly afterwards, as if in trance. Astronomically, during the last week of January we had the two “evening” stars in the sky at the same time. Overshadowing all of this was the Scooter Libby trial, which really got underway in early Feb., threatening Dick Cheney’s reign.

My dates may be off by a day or so, as the most important thing for me is the recognition of pattern formations, not the exact details:

1/29/07: Mothman photo show at Cincinnati Conceptual Art Gallery opens
1/29: WV gas explosion at convenience mart. Big fire in Huntington within the previous week or two. Huntington is reportedly being overrun with “drug dealers from Detroit,” and crime is skyrocketing.
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1/30: Bush signs executive order essentially taking over regulatory agencies
1/30: The actions of the City of Seattle during WTO (i.e., calling large areas off-limits to protestors, using white phosphorus on protestors, banning the wearing of protective breathing devices downtown) were ruled unconstitutional.
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1/31: Chavez of Venezuela does the same thing as Bush, signing order taking over agencies. Calls Bush a “dictator.”
1/31: Story about how we still don’t know the motives of the Amish school shooter. The location, Nickel Mines, reminds me of the pure nickel uranium separators made by Carbide for the Manhattan Project (did the nickel come from there?)
1/31: “Foiled” terror plots in UK and Boston. UK was beheading; Boston was “Aqua Teen Hunger Force” advert. boxes put under bridges by Ted Turner employees. Turner, from Cincinnati originally, is the money behind Richard Linklater, whose new movie “A Scanner Darkly,” by Philip K. Dick, is about “society in 7 years being totally monitored and controlled.”
1/31: Bush gives speech at NY Stock Exchange about how somebody should, maybe, someday start to think about the theoretical possibility of potentially linking executive salaries to performance/profitability… (They’re going to get to started on it soon, don’t you worry…)
1/31: UFO seen on Magnetic Peak, Maui, Hawaii, where we filmed part of our documentary. The peak contains special radio dishes placed there by the Air Force and SAIC (which had links to Heaven’s Gate and to the NSA eavesdropping hunt for bin Laden)
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2/1: NYT has story about the big upcoming vote on new monies for Iraq war.
2/1: Exxon/Mobil reports largest profits in history of mankind, $36 billion
2/1: Article about how there is still no motive for the July 17th Seattle murderer (who burned a family alive but can’t remember doing it). Blames alcohol, as everyone from Lindsay Lohan to Mel Gibson has been doing lately.
2/1: Bird flu scare in England, at same time they were doing bird flu “drill”
2/1: Letter bomb in England
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2/2: International “Climate Change” report released. Alarms public with reports of increased temperatures and natural disasters such as stronger storms and floods. Katrina, which featured an “explosively blown levee,” according to witnesses before Congress, is still fresh in everyone’s minds. These environmental reports actually throw guilt on the behavior of both sides: oil companies and consumers. That’s the idea, to spread the guilt around instead of precisely where it lies. A similar thing happened in 2006, when Al Gore (whose family pushed the mammoth Tennessee Valley Authority power grid, linked to the development of the atomic bomb and Carbide) came out with his movie at a time when it was looking especially bad for Bush. The “environment” seems to be a good way of getting people’s minds off of looking at oil companies, because the focus goes to fixing nature, not exactly the political or economic causes. There’s a subtle but important difference, as far as the subconscious goes. Any conscious look at the oil industry could easily get into how various alternative fuel systems have been brutally crushed…thus pinning the ultimate blame on the companies, not the consumers. I think most of us would prefer to drive the car that Tesla came up with 100 years ago, but we’ll never be given that chance, unfortunately.
2/2 The American Enterprise Institute (AEI), an Exxon creation, offers $10K to any scientist who will refute the Climate Change Report. This signals that AEI wants to take the flak. This is clever because it will most likely keep the real heat off of Exxon. Knowing the Rockefellers, the most prominent “environmental activist” group attacking AEI will probably be a group secretly controlled by Big Oil.
2/2 A former Muslim woman from the Middle East is on TV pushing her book “Infidel.” She has decided that Western democracy is the best way, and far superior. She works for AEI.
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2/3: Joseph Biden of Delaware (ruled by DuPonts and Rockies) makes racial crack about Obama
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2/4: Mandatory HPV virus vaccinations for women ordered in Texas. While the viral nature of cancer is known by doctors (one of whom I interviewed), such knowledge has generally been kept quiet from the public - until now. Expect more of such cancer vaccines in the future, as they have figured out this can benefit the bottom line of pharmaceuticals. No need to keep covering up the 1950s polio vaccines that had cancer in them, since most of those people are dead already.
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2/5: Libby trial gets lots of coverage in liberal press
2/5: Super Bowl ad from day before creates controversy, showed two hillbilly-type men kissing, is labeled “homophobic.”
2/5: Female NASA astronaut, wearing diaper, drives 900 miles to kidnap romantic rival. Drowns out Libby trial.
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2/6: 2nd Letter Bomb in London
2/6: Bush announces what amount to tax increases for middle class
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2/7: 3rd Letter Bomb. Bombs sent to company that gives people driving tickets based on camera surveillance, etc. Recent law also passed making area of central London a “toll area” to drive in.
2/7: Loren attacks Christian film team from Penn State for not wanting him in their Mothman project. Publicly warns his Pt. Pleasant “friends” to beware of film crew.
2/7: Snow in London, England. Very rare. 5 to 6 feet of snow in upstate NY.
2/7: Wamsley sends out announcement of Mothman’s Photographer photo book
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2/8: Discussion on Thom Hartmann about how Osama bin Laden was used by the US (read Big Oil) in Afghan War to “bleed Russians,” thus bringing down the Berlin Wall. I found (in Rockefeller Files by Allen) references to a long-term 20th century project of the Rockefellers, to build up Russia during the Cold War (they somewhat controlled Lenin, Stalin, etc.) and once the infrastructure had been built up enough (there and in China), move our industries there, thus lowering wages in the US and keeping options open back home (once wages equalize).
2/8: Cancer cure announced on Glenn Beck show. Experts urge caution, however. Drug is called DCA (try linseed oil first).
2/8: Study finds that seeing a certain number of anti-drug public service announcements (pot, etc.) causes kids to use drugs at a higher rate (Rachel Methow show).
2/8: Bush announces increase of $30+ million for anti-drug public service announcements
2/8: Anna Nicole Smith dies. Drowns out everything else.
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2/9: George Bush, Sr., grabs ass of Teri Hatcher at gala in his honor.
2/9: Ten feet of snow in Oswego, NY
2/9: I had a spontaneous remembrance of a random dream I once had, years ago. I had several of these in the past 3 months. The dreams aren’t particularly remarkable, and I immediately forget them. However there is usually a feeling of some sort attached to them, so it is like rediscovering a very small piece of yourself.
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2/10: Obama announces candidacy for presidency.
2/10: Realized that my (and my dog’s) obsession with turtles might be related to the mysterious torus shape, which seems to be the basis for language. The torus is found on the shells of turtles. I have a photograph of myself with many turtles from the newspaper from 1968 (will post). I also took a miraculous photo of a torus (in a water fountain) at the library where Richard Bartholomew found a major piece of the puzzle proving a Univ. TX conspiracy towards JFK.
2/10: Mothman book offer
2/10: Woke up because my son had entered my dream in an odd way. A second or two later, he yelled, then went back to sleep. This kind of thing happens about every 2 or 3 weeks.
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2/11: 60 Minutes brings up the subject of being assassinated to Obama and his wife.
2/11: Dixie Chicks, outspoken critics of Bush and Iraq war, win the Grammy.
2/11: Saw the movie Con Man, about a human “chameleon” who got into Princeton on false premises. Princeton is where the Philadelphia Experiment was planned. The con man, James Hogue, used the alias “Alexi Indris Santana,” which is reminiscent of Indrid Cold. The con man had a lot of savant traits. He was very intelligent, and the books he read had to do with the quantum physics, earth energies, etc. Amazingly, he appears to have impersonated a filmmaker and made Con Man under the name Jesse Moss (this is just my guess…I could be wrong). At one point in the filming, you see one of the startled interviewees recognize him behind the camera (wearing a disguise), and compliment him for pulling off another great feat. The whole movie seems to have been of form of practical joke, or revenge, on all the people who turned against him when they found out he was from a poor family, not a rich one. Highly recommended….
2/11: Around this time, I found another reference to Indrid on a discussion list frequented by cryptozoologists. The list has a decidedly right-wing bent to it. A few months after I posted information there on Indrid Cold’s name, the list moderator posted a competing theory: that Derenberger had been “corrupted” by hearing the name Indrid somewhere. The example he gave was of an old Swedish psychic with the name Indridi Indridason. Some things had been printed on Indridi, and this must be where Woody got the name for his supposed hoax. Regardless of what you think of my theory (that Indrid relates to Indra and the Garuda) or his theory, a couple of things can be said: 1) the moderator never contacted me, made a comment about my post, nor acknowledged that I had ever posted an interesting theory about Indrid. He just waited until everyone had forgot that it had been posted, 2) his theory only bolsters the previous clues left by Keel and others, that the Swedes are involved in the Mothman coverup, 3) a “former counter-intelligence agent” on the list claims to have lived within 300 yards of where Indrid met Woody in 1966 (Mineral Wells).
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2/12: Trolley Square Mall shootings in Salt Lake City, by Bosnian Muslim refugee, Sulejman Talovic, 18 years old. I didn’t catch the mainstream coverage on this, so I can’t say if it was being spun as a terrorist event. Fired 50 times at greeting card store (close to Valentines Day), wearing trenchcoat, The timing is suspicious in that it pulls the rug out from under any celebrations by progressives over Dixie Chicks.
2/12: At the same exact time (within 15 mins.) we had the Philadelphia Navy Yard shootings (8:30 PM ET). That location is where the first of two known Philadelphia Experiments occurred (Aug. 1943). The second one was in Oct. 1943, out of Norfolk. The killings happened at zigag.net company, involved hostage activity and odd decision making by shooter. Zig zags form lightning bolts, associated with Thunderbird and Garuda.
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2/13: Study says presence of male sweat increases females’ hormones.
2/13: Marijuana proven to relieve pain in nerve endings better than western medicines.
2/13: Daniel Johnston drawing for sale, called This is the Cat’s Revenge, showing a blue hybrid human/cat, with a cape on. This winged superhero has a serpentine “S” on its chest, and holds Satan in his hand. In fact he is about to “eat Satan.” This seems to be an unconscious reference to the semi-cannabilistic practice of “white gold” extraction from human bones, by the ancient “Blue Bloods” who worshipped cats. May relate to my sister’s visions of “blue cat people.”
2/13: Harriet P. premieres on Grassy Knoll
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2/15: Discussion of remote telemetric control on T. Hartmann. Author Jonathan Moreno (Brain Wars) discussed how a lot of research has been done on connecting the brain to computers. Suggested a future scenario whereby “robot armies” would be used, echoing the nightmares of UFO witness Kenny Alton and others. Moreno predicted psychic law enforcement along the lines of Minority Report. Btw, I was queried at length about remote viewing by a Warner Bros. writer, well prior to the release of Minority Report. They were trying to develop a competing movie and get it out first, as is the norm in Hollywood. The star of MR is Scientologist, and Scientologists invented RV’ing (Moon).
2/15: Half a million veterans’ info stolen from portable hard drive for second time (Larry Scott, VA Watchdog.org)
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2/16: Finally watched “A Scanner Darkly.” Many different synchronicities: 1) “substance D” equals my “D-Milk,” 2) my old band headed exclusively towards Philip K. Dick lyrics (after erasing mine), 3) similarities between my handwriting and Dick’s, Donnie Darko film themes, 4) “hemispheric competition” in brain is key to MK by Substance D (exact opposite of what occultum does) 5) a blue flower is the plant used to make Substance D (same theme found in Batman when he goes to the Orient) 6) “Scanner” presents strategy for protecting “secret knowledge.” A “spark” is used to reawaken information. Blue flower is spark.
2/16: Peter Moon saw a sparkler-type “explosion” UFO, which led him to leave Scientology (explosion similar to my dream while sleep-walking on Woodward). Moon’s leaving Scientology placed him near Montauk just as the experiments ended in 1983.
2/16: Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) are reported to come from oil drilling operations. Exxon is biggest company in region.
2/16: Found name in Philly-X story that may link Crowley to either the real experiment, or the cover story. Or might also simply relate to Egyptian lore.
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Other tidbits found during this time period:

-Berlitz mentioned death-ray being tested alongside the Bomb in mid-1940s. Was this also Carbide? Would account for “lightning strike victims” around Keel.

-Firestone and the French fought over rubber in WWI.

-Rockefeller instigated WWII in order to be able to get access to German territory for oil distribution. Gen. Smedley Butler said “I made China safe for the Rockefellers” (Informer)

-Pt. Pleasant is supposedly where contact was first made with “sub-terrestrials” (Dean de Lucia).

-James Forrestal was a critic of the Rockefellers. So was George Wallace, who was shot by zombie Bremer (Allen).

-Eric Beckjord supposedly filmed strange beings in crop circles, plus a million other things. His seemingly staged messiness has always seemed to undermine smooth delivery of any cogent interdimensional thesis. His derision towards wikipedia, while having some validity, has unfortunately given Keelians a bad name there.

As one looks into the effects of corporations calling themselves “people,” the first thing one notices is that the reverse is also happening. People are beginning to think of themselves as corporations, or at least adopting methods based on mass-marketing techniques, designed to memetically distribute products. It shows up in almost everything Americans do. Wikipedia is our latest bugaboo. Wikipedia indirectly gives “original research” a bad name, in a constant search for eliminating things like “excessive detail” (I guess it depends on your definition of “excessive detail”). This is hypocritical, because the editors are simultaneously doing “original research” just to inform themselves about the topic at hand - in order to edit it. A form of washed-down, academic corporate-speak becomes dogma. This is not unlike some of our paranormal writers who try to pretend that what they are saying comes from some objective place, similar to a corporation or governmental body. In the end, an individual trying to mimic group writing is a way of saying nothing, leading people nowhere. Objectivity is always to be desired, of course, but since it is impossible to achieve in most cultural or ethnological inquiries, the best and brightest usually move on to looking at how their observations affect outcomes. On wikipedia, one sees that exceptions to the rule are consistently questioned, just as they are questioned in academia. Jim Brandon writes about the contortions that academians must go through to debunk the nature and existence of the many mounds and forts in pre-Columbian America. Since they can’t debunk the subject, they usually just ignore it. After a sufficient amount of time has been spent ignoring it, they then feel free to laugh derisively at it. But they still continue to ignore it, and remain essentially ignorant…

Below is an example of something that was edited from the “interdimensional theory” section of UFOs on wikipedia. These editors must never read the quantum physics section of wikipedia, as they imply that the interdimensional theory is the least accepted. Either they are just plain stupid, or they don’t want to explain exactly how they come to conclusions that ignore the findings of our highest-level scientists. Popularity, weighed by a dumbed-down public, seems to have suddenly become an important factor in research. Popularity may help when decisions are being may about which way to herd people in the short term, but it doesn’t work for lasting political, intellectual, or scientific leadership (just ask Bush, who ironically claims not to follow what is popular). Here is what a cryptozoologically-inclined editor at wikipedia wrote:

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“I’ve removed the following sections, as there seems to be an excessive level of detail:

Going further back in history, to prehistoric Europe, during the ice age, before the written word existed, people recorded their world in a symbolic language of cave paintings and illustrations have since been found, deep underground, of animals of various sorts; the deeper one goes and the more inaccessible the cave becomes, the more deformed the animals appear, eventually becoming demon or monster like in their appearance, each monster being made up of parts of various animals, for instance, the head of a horse and the body of a bison with the legs of an ibex, etc.

It is conjectured by modern science that these images represent the spiritual beliefs of the people of the time, with caves thought to be “womb like”, and the illustrations of the monsterous animal hybrids representing mother earth, creating the various forms of animals that inhabit the world. The deeper one goes the more chaotic the forms, approaching more realistic forms the closer one is to the surface, before the earth creates or gives birth to the species that inabit the surface world. Alternatively it might just be easily said that demons, illustrative of the forms that people drew on the walls, were actually manifesting within the caves and communicating with the people and influencing their view of the world, their religion, and creating myth. Comparisons can be drawn with reported manifestations of dwarves or ogres in the mines of medieval Germany.”

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[me again]

Sometimes “excessive detail” is a prime ingredient of explaining something, like the full truth of how ancients viewed things. While we don’t see monsters, mon-stars, or “lights over mounds” all the time, they ARE seen on occasion in flap areas. Also, we don’t know what electromagnetic effects will occur at times when say, the poles, shift. It has been theorized that people might have cognitive malfunctions for a short time. During this time more would entities would be seen, and new quarks, positrons, species, adaptations to species, you name it, could occur.

I know the above is just one example in a large decentralized system (wikipedia), and the writing isn’t very crisp, but this trend of censorship (largely by self-appointed “cryptozoologists”) is observable. While the discussion of earth energies is most important, and one that Jim Brandon covers so nicely in his book Rebirth of Pan, it cannot filter out into society because of intellectual gatekeepers. The brilliance of Brandon, Keel, and others in the earth-energy field goes largely undiscovered, due to the media blitz from mainstream sources reliant on corporatized academia. Just as energy companies need to control lawsuits from victims (of asbestosis, radiation poisoning, cancers, etc.) by controlling doctors through their insurance and pharmaceutical wings, they also need to keep the secret-society source of their powers secret. These industries are where the modern alchemists reside, working with highly-technical mixtures of chemicals, metals, and gases. The ignorance of these important truths and techniques continues, as ancient knowledge is suppressed by materialist hacks of the Judeo-Christian electronic world. The secret societies win. The food companies get to put chemicals in your food and water, control our crop genetics, and make us spend billions to open up cheaper labor markets for them abroad.

I just opened Keel’s Haunted Planet for a synchronicity check. I found some. Randomly coming to p. 96, I find Keel 1) talking about the subject of shape-shifting, essentially the very thing edited from wikipedia above; 2) I then notice that on this same page is the thing that artist Bruce Bickford mentioned the last time I talked to him. Bickford had mentioned Keel discussing humans as “moon food.” Imagine the movie The Matrix, with ETs (or UTs) vampirically sucking at human energies, and you have it. 3) This morning I heard “Blue Moon of KY” by Elvis (a contactee), a song unknowingly referencing the occult use of “white gold” by “blue-skinned” Moors. The skin of certain shamans was literally blue because they ingested some form of metallic Mummy powder that reacts to human body chemistry, like copper does to water. The crescent moon on outhouses is actually an old reference to the despised Moors, according to Peter Moon (think Shiite). The crescent is the symbol of Islam, in fact. By the way, the Moors supposedly morphed somehow into the Nation of Islam, though the legacy of one Noble Drew Ali. Pres. George Washington, a resident of WV for a time, was part Moor. His cutting down the cherry tree (another Moorish symbol) represents his disavowal of the Moorish cause. The blue moon is a time of paranormal activity, as it relates not only to the moon cycles but the blue skin of the occultists trying to sync into that energy. 4) Another sync is that today, the day I write this, the military openly used a form of fake synchronicity. Corporations and governmental bodies consistently manufacture fake synchronicities, because it is effective in subconsciously programming the population. Today, they just serendipitously happened to find some “Iranians” inside of Iraq that they could call “al Quaeda.” There are Iranians inside of Iraq all the time, of course, but that doesn’t really matter if the message of synchronicity is being delivered subliminally.

Btw, there was a big fire in Huntington, WV, today, biggest in 50 yrs.

5) Don’t forget that Charles Manson and his mother are associated with The Blue Moon Tavern near the mouth of Woodward Dr. in Mound, WV.

6) Keel begins discussing on p. 97, the other side of the spread I opened to in Haunted Plant, how vehement “racist” ideas emanating from “fascists” seemed to have been injected into the UFO contactee pool, from early on. Keel quotes Long John Nebel, who 7) is linked to the recent death of Gerald Ford, as Ford owned the modeling agency where Nebel’s wife had been mind-controlled. That agency was also linked to the Gemstone assassination teams supposedly embedded in Hughes Aircraft. Keel looked into the Gemstone File a bit. Keel kind of blames the racism on the phenomenon but you kind of get the sense that he is coyly making the connection to Nazi mind control, which links back to Manson. One of the first portraits I did after suddenly being able to draw was of Gerald Ford. The local weekly here in Seattle, The Stranger, mentioned both Squeaky Fromme and Sara Jane Moore in their article on Ford, but they made it seem like there was no connection between them. This is part of the hoodwink, because if people knew the connection, they would start to ask questions as to why Manson was so bent on getting Ford, thus benefitting Nelson Rockefeller (who would have become president).

For decades we have heard vague rumors of some Satanic connection to Mothman. We’ve heard witnesses say they’ve seen occultists in and around Pt. Pleasant and Huntington, and in the TNT area in the late 1960s. Initially, few were willing to consider that there might be some connection to the National Guard or the Army in this regard. As time has passed and more revelations have come out about guys like Michael Aquino, Ewen Cameron, David Ferrie, Charles Manson, L. Ron Hubbard, Marshall Applewhite, and the Raelians it is easier to understand that the intelligence agencies and the military have been using cults as a recruiting ground for mind-controlled agents. Each of the aforementioned agents have been discovered as having possible links to Mothman. Still, no connection could be found for Aleister Crowley, save his possible relationship to the Bush family and Ohio (via supposedly impregnating Barbara Bush’s mother).

While being the grandfather of a president whose family seems implicated in most of the prophecies put forth by Mothman seems like a good start, the fact is that most people are so brainwashed to like the Bushes that they can’t entertain the idea that there was some hanky panky going on in one of NYC’s most posh, upscale, artsy fartsy families (Barbara’s). Some other connections are needed.

One of the recent connections I have discovered lies within a synchronicity that was noted in my Mothman’s Photographer video series. The synchronicity was that I was drawn in early Sept. 2003 to go to the Serpent Mound for no apparent reason, and to witness the soybean crop circle that I called the “Eyeball” crop circle. It was clear that it was an eye, but no one could figure out what the symbolism meant. We found a similar eyeball drawing in Pt. Pleasant at the Lakin Hospital, which seemed to be related, but it was still a big mystery. Now we have an apparent answer. The eyeball crop circle is a rendition of the famous, all-seeing Eye of Horus. You can see it shooting forth from the top of the pyramid on the back of the currency in your pocket.

Horus was the hawk-headed birdman in Egyptian lore. I won’t go into the many symbolisms of Horus here, except to say that they relate to Mothman in various ways. Horus comes up in the story of Uri Geller and Andrija Puharich, as they both felt that Horus was speaking to them in the early 1970s when they were chasing UFOs and hearing voices coming from a particular 7-Up glass. The same type of upside down 7-Up glass can be seen in my sister’s 1973 photo of myself and something resembling Mothman looking in the window.

How does this relate to Crowley? Little do people know, but Crowley was doing rituals every 20 years, in line with the earth’s biorhythms. These rituals were designed to bring about a new age of enlightenment (Crowley wasn’t all bad). The first ritual was in 1903, and was intended to bring forth “The Conquering Children” of Horus. Anyone who has followed my work knows that there are many synchronicities in Mothman relating to children, and that I feel Mothman is trying to avenge any harm done to them (as ancient Aryan tradition says). This all ties into the Knights Templar and the Holy Grail, btw, because the Aryans were Norse people who moved to India (where they gathered knowledge of the Garuda), then to Egypt (where they gathered knowledge on Horus and the Sirian/Sumerian birdmen), then to Scotland (yes Scotland!) around the time that Moses was driven north. The Colvin family is of Scotch-Irish origin, btw, but that is another story.

The date of Crowley’s first ritual invoking Horus was Aug. 12th, 1903. The crop circle in Ohio was discovered in August, 2003. This is exactly 100 years, almost to the day! This could just be coincidence, I suppose, but when you realize that Crowley was a friend of Ivan Sanderson (Keel’s mentor), you begin to see that maybe someone wanted Mothman fans to put two and two together here. Whether the creator of the crop circle is an alien or a military satellite makes no difference. The point is that we have clear links to Aleister Crowley developing in relation to Mothman. Sanderson and Crowley were also friends with Ian Fleming, the spy and author of the James Bond series. I once met someone who was best friends with Fleming’s daughter. I can’t remember the context at all, but it was totally random, like many of the situations that have brought me into contact with famous people, or with Mothman clues.

Another strange sychronicity involves Crowley’s Aug. 12th, 1923 Montauk ritual. In this ritual, Crowley put his son in a donut-shaped rock at Men-An-Tol, England. After some hocus pocus, a wave was sent out from the rock towards Montauk on the other side of the Atlantic. Crowley was activating earth energies between ancient sacred sites, with apparently good intentions. 1943 found Crowley doing a ritual in the woods in Scotland that successfully caused Rudolph Hess to impulsively fly to England, thus beginning the Nazi downfall (again, a good thing). Crowley died in 1947, and there are rumors that his death spurred the onslaught of UFO mania. The details of any post-Crowleyian 1963 ritual are still unknown to me, but one imagines that by this time the Bush’s knew of their Crowleyian connections. Many researchers have commented on the many spooky, Masonic coincidences in regard to the Kennedy assassination, an event which clearly involved Bush, Sr. (as he was the liason between FBI and CIA, and was photographed in Dealey Plaza that day).

According to author Peter Moon, the Aug. 12th, 1983 ritual date involved the downfall of the 1970s Montauk mind-control operations. A bigfoot-like creature was unleashed via the subconscious of Montauk Chair psychic Duncan Cameron. The beast began trashing the secret base at Montauk, and everyone ran for the hills. Supposedly an interface had been made with the Philadelphia Experiment, the first part of which also occurred on Aug. 12th (1943), allowing Cameron to go back in time to that event. This makes my father’s connection (and the connections of other chemical workers in the Kanawha Valley) to the Philadelphia experiment even more intriguing, as it connects the Crowleyian Montauk events to WV. Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and Ben Franklin were all interested in Montauk, btw. Jefferson made a serious attempt to personally catalog the Montauks language at one point. One needs to remember that the Germans believe Montauk to be the holy land, a surviving remnant of Atlantis and ancient Egypt (the Montauk Indians even have last names such as Pharoah, etc.). Both Montauk and Mound, WV were covered with mounds at one point. Some of these mounds may have been pyramids, in fact.

The name Mothman, while supposedly lifted from Batman, is actually not far off from the many other “mon” words Peter Moon details in his work. Just clip the top of the “h” off, creating an “n,” and switch the “n” with the “t” in Mothman, and you have “Montman.” The etymological meaning of such a word would, of course, be “mountain man” or “mound man.” I mentioned on the radio how fake Mothman cover stories always seem to fall flat. This is another example. It is similar to how calling Mothman a “crane” in no way nullifies its being a paranormal sighting, because the crane is a supernatural bird in Egyptian lore, very similar to the Thunderbird.

I was talking to a relatively famous artist yesterday. He mentioned that he has heard the “world’s greatest” cryptozoologist, Loren Coleman, speak many times on Coast to Coast AM, and yet he can’t remember a thing Coleman has said. Despite his fascination with death-mongering and journalistic provocation, LC’s information is often so warmed-over that those with keen insight - like this particular artist - can find little to latch onto. LC’s presentation seems purposely designed that way. He is not the only one guilty of this, of course. There are many out there on the national radio scene who seem to be doing it for the money, not the love. When these guys start doing it as a career, it is probably natural to start thinking in terms of how little they can spend making their product. That’s just normal business, right? If you’re a cryptozoologist, this might mean compiling books and articles by staying at your office instead of going into the field. It means getting more from outside sources, or “out-sourcing.” If you can outsource for free (using the internet), even better! This is why the English revere the “amateur” form of study at Oxford. When you take money out of the equation, you can actually do some real, sincere research. (Maybe this is how the English get us to do so much of their dirty work. They are smarter about how they educate themselves.)

LC has been called the “wet-nurse of cryptozoology.” I won’t dispute that, because he works so hard at pushing the crypto-agenda into all spheres, particularly those that might reflect the public’s understandable need and desire to integrate the thousands (perhaps millions) of paranormal events occurring annually. When one finds out that cryptozoology was founded by admitted intelligence agents (Sanderson, Slick, etc.), one has to at least consider the question how closely linked LC might be to them. He certainly seems to support the original tenets of “Cryptos’ Zoology,” at the very least. He works hard at trying to frame the paranormal history of the last fifty years into a crypto-box. He claims that cryptozoology has crossed-over from “science” to popular entertainment. But this is a false debate. It has never been established that cryptozoology was started as a science. The presence of intel agents points at political reasons for its founding.

In terms of style, the blandness of LC’s presentation is just the initial anaesthetic. The next step is to use blatant, unresolved contradictions (i.e., bland, undiscovered Big Bird with a Death Curse under his wing) to hypnotize listeners. Contradictions are used in hypnosis, as any hypnotherapist can attest. The “swing” in the contradiction boosts the trance, much the way a salmon swimming upstream uses the (reverse-flowing) undercurrent to jump high over a waterfall. After the trance is deepened, LC seems to bring the hammer down hard on anything or anyone pointing at the truth about the supernatural. This tends to keep people off-balance, malleable, and under control, as the knowledge they are missing about the supernatural is often their best chance for breaking out of the mass programming enslaving them.

We see this in cable specials about Mothman and other paranormal phenomena. The producers know that the phenomenon is real, or at least real enough that most of the population believes in it. So they set about to tantalize the public, without revealing too much about the depths of the subject. Their main goal of course, is to sell advertising. The advertising industry, whose leading lights (like McCann-Erickson) were subsidized by the Rockefellers, has spent more money than anyone else on studying how humans think and behave. Those of us who studied graphic design got a good lesson in the power of the image, and how the public is manipulated. These paranormal shows always end up presenting a false choice to a public that already believes. They ask the person to consider whether or not the supernatural is just fantasy… But anyone who has had an amazing synchronicity or miracle knows that question has already been answered in the affirmative. So, the brainwashing is really about negating naturally-occurring supernaturalness and replacing it with a synthetic supernaturalness (i.e., with fantasies that purchasing things will make you happy).

When you see a person confused about Mothman, you will often find that the confusion is caused either by false TV show dichotomies, the simplicity of the cryptozoological mindset, or religious fundamentalism. The grassroots “supernatural” explanations from farmers regularly dealing with the paranormal are made to seem boring next to the provocative, self-referentially cliquish hype pumped out by the well oiled crytpo-machine. Of course, initial confusion is always in some way part of the learning process, so this is not such a big deal. We need to have “sides” debating. But we also need to pay attention when people avoid the real issues of the “sides” and seemingly engage in subliminal social engineering. Trust your own judgement. Try to support “sides” that give individuals more freedom to explore their personal paranormal experiences in realms beyond conventional science or religion.

The important thing, from the cryptocracy’s point of view is that someone bland (and masterful at falsely framing issues) is amply taking up the airspace, and not an activistic or sincere researcher (who might inadvertently spill the beans about the many - often Masonic - hoodwinks put on by the ruling elites) [see Shelby Downard's "The Carnival of Life and Death" for more on southern Ohio conspiracies.] It’s the corporate news philosophy transferred to the world of paranormal literature. The effects are deep and obscured from view, but they are profound - and may even cause some unstable people to become “copycats” out of sheer frustration and confusion.

Once the programming of one of these Manchurian “cryptocats” is triggered, some - like Coleman - may try to write about them from another angle: the social science angle. The social sciences were pioneered and financed by the Rockefellers, btw. LC claims to have trained “thousands” of law enforcement officials about his copycat theories. This is not an insubstantial thing. Such teachings could be influencing well-meaning authorities to ignore cases of mind control. The results of billions of dollars spent on brainwashing gets blamed on a very simplistic copycat theory.

Keep in mind that all LC does is not bland. LC is known for writing vicious hit pieces as well. He just wrote one, in fact, about MK Davis. In his hit piece on Davis, LC posts a lot of racist material, under the guise of not being racist. To his credit, LC later posted an “apology,” but like a lot of his apologies (for instance, the one he gave after selling Peter Byrne’s photos without permission), it seemed somewhat insincere. This leads us to tonight’s top ten list (I had to do at least one top-ten list in my life, just to experience it)…

The top ten reasons Loren Coleman is the World’s “Greatest” Cryptozoologist:

10) Attacks and divides: When Coleman isn’t giving blandish interviews or rehashing stories, he takes time out to write the occasional hit piece (such as with the aforementioned Davis). Now, with regard to Mothman, the community is best divided by giving rewards and recognition to certain people, while blatantly attacking others. The Mothman Death Curse does a good job of making people afraid to research the simple “Big Bird” that LC claimeth Mothman is. By timing his racial attack on Davis with other such attacks being promulgated by the media, including spreading fears of “terror,” Loren appears to be engaging in his own version of the Copycat Effect.

9) Encourages other agent-provocateurs: for example, one of LC’s acolytes burst in on the filming of the Sci-Fi’s Mothman Special, wearing an odd smirk. As seen on TV, she ingratiated herself into leading the team on a ghost chase which ended up with Boston Rob being “scared.” Good TV, maybe, but not very good science since much of the scenario was worked-out in advance by producers. Am I the only one who thinks it odd that a new witness would be brought forward in this casual manner and not subjected to some sober grilling? Not long after she had more or less upstaged the production, Coleman was angrily complaining that he was dis-invited from the production. While Loren likes to give lip-service to helping advance science, his focus is often on getting his own ideas presented on national TV. Other voices are best kept to obscure radio outlets, discussion lists, and minor publishing outfits. One almost gets the feeling that maybe LC “protested too much” over the planting of one of his more snarky devotees into the national Mothman scene.

While I agree to some extent with that show’s verdict that Mothman is a “cultural phenomenon,” I think it is strange and sad that the cultural angles are never effectively studied in these specials. I have some background in ethnography, so I can speak with some authority on its value. There is more to a cultural phenomenon than the need to “bring in tourism.” There is the wellspring of cultural myths and stories that inform us about the paranormal. I quick look at New Guinea’s culture will tell us that us bird/human hybrids are seen, and communicated with, on almost a daily basis. A glance at how UFOs and entities are often discussed in WV churches doesn’t at all negate the phenomenon. It just means the church is helping people frame their supernatural experiences.

LC sows lack of understanding of mind control by civilian authorities. (mentioned above)

7) Continually distracts with photo hoaxes: in a recent example, Coleman chose a hoax photo to be awarded $5000 by Hasbro. The photo, of “Mothman,” looks like a couple of teenagers playing in their fort with a flashlight. Strangely, the composition of the photo is exactly like my sister’s picture of something Mothmanish looking in our kitchen window. Since our photo came out first, it almost seems like the Coleman photo is designed to co-opt, smear, or otherwise undermine my sister’s photo. Talk about an abuse of the Copycat Effect!

6) Attacks people when they are down: Within a few days of John Keel’s heart attack, Coleman did a subtly-worded hit piece on him. It had the same sideways, guilt-by-association quality as Loren’s comparing investigative “conspiracy” researchers to CIA agents. When the Mothman movie came out, Coleman and Clark pilloried Keel in magazine articles, even though it was Keel’s early field work that helped allow them both to profit from UFOs and Mothman. Coleman, of course, regularly claims to be Keel’s friend. When LC talks about “monitoring” the Mothman situation “by phone” in 1966, you can bet he means just that. A lot of Keel’s stress was caused by things happening on the phone…

5) Has fake debates that make it seem like some research is going on: one of the recent examples had to do with whether or not to call John Keel a “demonologist.” Anyone who has heard Keel mention the demonologist moniker knows that he is joking. For Coleman to conflate that into something else can only be considered a low blow, designed to corrupt those who might be new to the field. By calling Keel a demonologist, LC seems to be trying to distract us from his own demonology, as expressed in his “Mothman Death Curse.” As an example of his occult cred, LC was published in Occult Magazine decades ago. LC has studied all the same topics as Keel, albeit with what seems to be a completely different agenda as Keel’s. In 2008, Coleman took a broader swipe at Keel by asking the presumptuous question “What Should We Think About John Keel?” Amazingly, Coleman was allowed to burst in on Keel’s first broadcast on Coast To Coast in 2001, in what seemed vaguely like an attempt to feed off the interest brought to the show by Keel. Coleman marketed his books and claimed to be Keel’s great friend, but gave Keel a fairly tepid double-negative endorsement. Coleman statement, “We shouldn’t ignore Keel” cleverly introduced, at the subtextual level, the idea of “ignoring” Keel.

4) Misrepresents basic facts about Mothman… LC has now whittled the story down to 1) witnesses saw eyes that were red because they reflected light sources nearby, 2) witnesses saw something aviary, not human looking, and 3) witnesses have changed their stories to make Mothman seem real, in order to make money, bring in tourism, or fulfill some need for social recognition/identity. LC continues to repeat these despite constantly being shown evidence to the contrary. He and others have been repeating the reflective eye-shine mantra for several years, even though he posed the exact opposite (that creature eye-shine was NOT reflective) in his first books with Jerome Clark.

3) Relates things that aren’t related, then covers up relationships between things that ARE related: for instance, there is plenty of evidence that UFOs, Mothman, and the other paranormal things examined by Keel in WV are related. Keel’s books, as well as Levenda’s, Moon’s, Harpur’s, Holiday’s, et al, all show the considerable evidence. Loren, however, alleges that nothing is very related, EXCEPT that Mothman will kill if you look into it! It’s like Bush saying “stay the course” in Iraq when everybody knows they had nothing to do with 9/11 (and suspects he did).

2) Cites business partners as objective sources… LC loves to quote Clark. When the lid was about to be blown off the cattle mutilation-Big Oil link in 1978, Clark admitted going around with an ex-CIA agent to investigate. Clark ultimately “discovered” that the “ET’s” were probably behind the mutilations, even though he had found no tangible evidence and his main source (who claimed to have found an ET raygun) was described - by Clark himself - as a “pathological liar.”

1) Huge ego… Whenever Loren doles out his “wisdom,” damnation, apologies, or recognition, it always has a self-referencing quality. In many of his apologies, he ends up justifying his original offense. A few of his devotees will usually chime in about how he should never apologize to the ostracized, and everyone is left with the feeling that somehow Loren’s attack wasn’t completely and totally unprovoked.

One of the reasons I questioned Bigfoot journalist Loren Coleman before allowing him on my yahoo list (thus causing him to stomp off) was because when he knows what you’re up to, he is able to more easily evade getting caught pulling capers.

Today, Loren posted something about today being the 33rd anniversary of the Bigfoot Globe sighting, which was listed in one of his early books. In a recent post of mine, I mentioned one of Loren’s early (somewhat pro-supernatural) books as being recently removed from the Wikipedia Mothman page–along with key information about my personal story. This Bigfoot Sphere story happens to be one I have long considered to be personally important. As usual, it is a report from another investigator (in this case Stan Gordon), not Coleman. Gordon is an actual field investigator. But here is what Coleman had to say:

“Honestly, in spite of my own contribution to nonfiction via this book:

http://www.amazon.com/Unidentified-Creatures-Outer-Edge/dp/1933665114/crypto
zoologi-20/

…I do not feel there is a concrete physical relationship between Sasquatch
and UFOs. Nevertheless, as part of the folklore of this overlapping bit of
Forteana, there is one story that causes questions to come my way, about a
supposed sighting of a Bigfoot holding a glowing globe in its hands. I just
noticed that today was the 33rd anniversary of that alleged event.”

Loren then posted the report from Stan Gordon:

“September 27, 1973 - Two girls were standing outside in Beaver County,
Pennsylvania at 9:30 p.m. when an eight-foot tall being covered with white
hair and with red glowing eyes ran into the woods nearby. The humanoid was
carrying a large luminous sphere in its hands. The girls ran off
hysterically into their house. The father of one of the girls then went into
the woods in search of the creature and stayed there for over an hour. When
he returned he refused to talk about what he had seen in the woods. During
the period of time he was in the woods several people watched a silvery
object hovering over the woods. At one point it emitted a beam of light into
the woods.”

Had Loren been in my yahoo group, he would have seen my recent post about the possible link between simultaneous censorship of my story AND the downplaying of his early work around Bigfoots and UFOs. He probably would have avoided the subject for a while, in order not to implicate himself. For him to come forward, just a couple of days later, and distance himself so clearly from his early work is really quite a “coincidence.” It’s another one of those synchronicities that always seem to point the sincere Mothman investigator towards the truth.

The reason the Bigfoot Sphere story has always been dear to me is that I had some extremely vivid dreams in 1973 that involved white Bigfoots holding spheres. Hearing that I was not alone was a great comfort. When I wrote to Loren about these things in 2001, he acted like I must be crazy and posted things from the letter, out of context, on various lists to make fun of me. I started to wonder why he had changed so much over the years, going from what appeared to be an open-minded investigation of all the Mothman-related phenomena to the limited view that all Mothman sightings are simply various misidentifications of unknown large birds. Note: in Dec. 2006, I found references in a Fatima book, translated by Alexandra Bruce, to entities carrying spheres. The angel seen at Fatima had carried a sphere, but the sphere had been changed to a “heart” by the Church. The book has a drawing of an Argentinian sphere-carrier seen in 1978, the same year I began having a slew of paranormal experiences in WV. It looks very much like an entity seen recently standing by a tree on the Bray Rd. website. I once saw an entity come out of a tree. There are also depictions in India and Asia of the Garuda carrying a sphere. The sphere is sometimes referred to as the “pot of ambrosia.” Sometimes the Garuda kneels with the sphere. In the early 1980s I took some photos of myself in that same position.

My initial “Bigfoot/Sphere dreams” came soon after seeing the tree-Mothman again. That is when my sister took the strange kitchen window picture…and my niece Sharon Moore (a writer)–along with several famous science-fiction writers–was seeing glowing letters and symbols. I never forgot the Bigfoot dreams because they seemed so absolutely real. There seemed to be some kind of telepathic communication going on, too, but it wasn’t really happening at the conscious level. I think there must have been some odd things happening on Woodward Dr. while we were all asleep.

Just to give you an idea of how petty is the battle to interpret Mothman events, I offer the following story, which I barely touched on during my last Grassy Knoll interview.

Recently, I sent two friends of mine (both of whom are network computer experts and huge Mothman fans), an email of mine that was held in cyberspace limbo for two weeks. I wanted them to analyze it. The email was from NBC News, who is in charge of producing the upcoming Sci-Fi Channel special on Mothman. Let that sink in for a moment…

NBC News produces programming for the Science FICTION Channel…

OK. NBC News had already gotten my DVD series sometime before, and wanted me to fly out and either be in, or work on, the production. They sent me an email to see if I was interested. Strangely, the email was held in limbo for two weeks, only arriving after the gig. Now, as I stated on the radio, my preferred interpretation of this email hijacking is that it was a work of the natural phenomenon, and was Providentially positive in the entire scheme of things. Of course before arriving at that conclusion, I had to consider just how “synthetic” the event might of been, or if it was conspiratorial. I had to briefly ask “who would want to see me lose such a great career opportunity?” I can only think of a couple of people who might (mistakenly) feel that their livelihood would be affected by an increase in my particular media presence. Perceived commercial turf battles are usually the reason people turn to dirty tricks. I had to consider that it might be the work of my arch-enemy, “Col. J. Platypus Maddoxctopus, Ph.D.” Only one of these hijacking candidates actually dislikes John Keel, however (see below). John Keel is beloved by 99.9% of the people who meet him, so any Keel-hater list would be short, in and of itself.

The results of the technical email analysis still aren’t in, but I will keep you posted…

Anyway, one of the Mothman computer experts sent me the official Mothman wikipedia page a few weeks ago that had a mention of me in it. I made a pdf of the page for my records.

Today, I went to the wikipedia site to actually read the page and see what it said. I then compared it to the first pdf I made several weeks ago. I noticed that some things had changed in the description. They were minor, but you could definitely see that it “read” differently. It felt sanitized. It had that washed out feeling that you get from hack non-fiction books.

Regarding the original pdf, I noticed that whoever wrote the entire history in the first place seemed to disdain John Keel. Keel is not mentioned as the man who single-handedly brought the full story to the public’s attention. He is just described as someone who did some research–and slanted research, at that. An odd term, “demonological,” was used to describe Keel’s research. I can only think of one other place I have seen this term used. The anti-Keel author seemed to play up the possibility of Mothman just being a misidentification of an owl or a “thunderbird” (the kind that has not been discovered yet, referencing Mark Hall’s Thunderbird book). Oddly, they produced several examples of the types of owl it could have been. Logically, only a person with an anal interest in zoology (and debunking Mothman) would do this.

Since the paragraph mentioning me was not highlighted, cross-referenced, and linked in every imaginable way (like the cryptozoological stuff), it was obvious that my stuff was a later addition to the original (distorted) information. The anti-Keel author obviously never had any intention of mentioning my work in relation to Mothman. After comparing the changes to my description, I identified three areas of information that had recently been deleted from my story.

1) Someone removed a sentence that identified me and my friends and family as original witnesses to Mothman. They obviously don’t want it to be known that I speak from experience.

2) Then the following sentence was deleted: “Colvin himself took a picture of an MIB in 1979 that he feels could be either his deceased father–who was at the Philadelphia Experiment in 1941–or Indrid Cold, the spaceman who contacted Woody Derenberger.”

Here I think the deleter was probably going after the reference to Indrid Cold. As background, those who follow Mothman already know there is a small group of obsessed animal enthusiasts out there who have repeatedly attempted, in print, to disconnect Indrid Cold from our tale of “mistaken barn owls.” They have no business mucking around in Mothman country, but they do anyway because they like the attention–and they can make a buck out or two out of it. The deleter actually left in a reference to me and my sister taking a picture of Mothman, so I don’t think my having taken an important picture of an MIB is what they are peeved about. It may also be that they want to hide references linking Mothman and the Philadelphia Experiment, the seventh forbidden Mothman link (in addtion to 9/11, JFK/RFK/MLK, heroin, Flatwoods, Rockefeller gold, and Indrid Cold). Let’s see, hmmm…are there any animal enthusiasts out there with links to Norfolk, VA and the Navy? Hmmm…..

3) The deleter also took out a sentence referring to the fact that most of the witnesses in The Mothman’s Photographer are from Mound, WV, a place whose sighting database could “unlock the conspiracy angles of the Mothman case.” Clearly “Deleter” wants any discussion of Charlie Manson’s old neighborhood stricken from the Mothman record, as well as any clues to what the “conspiracy” might be all about.

I think we have a “conspiracy hater” on our hands!

Oddly, a reference to Loren Coleman’s first book, The Unidentified, was removed. This is probably the only book of Loren’s that gives serious credence to the Keelian point of view. It mentions Bigfoot being seen in conjunction to UFOs. It generally discusses paraphysical events and other ultra-terrestrial clues that Loren doesn’t talk much about anymore.

Also, I notice that if you go to wikipedia in Swedish, there are no pages about the Mothman. Strange, given that the Swedes have been so “interested” in Mothman in the past. The museum that is clamping down on the Derenberger files is in Sweden. Btw, the headquarters of Union Carbide in Danbury, CT, looks (from above) like the emblem of the Swedish Crown.

Welcome fans, it’s the latest installment of Loren Coleman covering up the truth about Mothman!

Before I get into this, I recommend people go to the Grassy Knoll website and listen to the interview I did on the 5th anniversary of 911 (labeled Mothman #11). It is near the top. This will only be up for a few more weeks. If you scroll to the bottom, you will find the previous 10 segments:

http://vyzygoth.com/audio.html

Recently, Loren wrote a piece about the Sept. 11th anniv., where he tried to lead his crypto-flock through the emotions of the event. Supposedly a “conscientious objector” in his youth, Loren manages to always speak highly of the US military. He often makes posts that try to make us believe terrorists are lurking at our door, and that the terrorists are using occult calendars for their actions (something which is actually plausible, if you consider the possibility that the “terrorists” could be agents of our own government familiar with the supernatural). The timing of Loren’s occultic predictions often coincide with military actions and weird sublminal events in the media. In recent days, Loren’s postings subconsciously connect the war in Iraq with the Sept. 11th attacks. These are two things anyone with any brains knows are not connected (even Jay Rockefeller says so!). Loren will seemingly use any issue out there to sell his books, including any photo of any creature, in any forest, in any country, that any person wants to send to him. With all his bogus photos, Loren reminds us of Gray Barker. Barker’s closest friends have admitted (on film, no less) that Barker was purposely salting the UFO field, just for kicks, to keep people interested and sell more books (he was not a UFO believer). Loren is not a UFO believer either, unle