UFO Review issue 04.pdf

U F O R E V I E W

The Truth can be found at http://www.genesisrace.com/

For the beiever no proof is necessary. For the sceptic no proof is possibe. For the debunker no

proof exists

UFO Review Ï Proud To Be Taking British Ufoogy Back into the 20 th Century!

SETI REVEALS ALL FROM FRST CONTACT

Brian James Ï August 2004

Septem ber 2004

¢2.50 printed

Num ber 4

IN THIS ISSUE

Wecome Page 3

Your editor warbes, a itte too much

Heart To Hart Page 4

nterview with author Wil Hart

Probe nternational Conference Page 29

See you there

Arguments Against Psychosis Expaining The Aien

Abduction Scenario Page 31

Fascinating personal insight by Brian P. James

Cassified Adds Page38

Ceburne Revisited Page 39

Kithra ooks at the Jason Leigh case again

Vagina Monoogues Page 49

Sef expanatory

Soicitors Letter Page 50

Serious stuff

Tak To The Devil Ï nterview With Andy Roberts Page 52

Exposive, bombastic, hard-hitting? Yes! Deicate?

n paces.

Book Reviews Page 76

Aiens Caim Jacko s Their Son Page 80

This is serious!

The Search For Noahs Ark Page 81

John Chambers investigates

The Church Of The Latter Day Reticuians Page 84

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IN THIS ISSUE

Wecome

Heo and wecome back. n case you wondered where wed got to in August,

the answer is to the south of France! Because of my intended hoiday, I had two

weeks in Juy to prepare the August edition. This is where I say that in order to

maintain the quaity of this magazine, we decided not to do it but to miss a

month. The truth is something ike that but the reaity was that the work

invoved was ust too daunting to even attempt.

Anyway, enough of that. Let me instead gaze at my navel and marvel at the

schizophrenic nature of this edition. What extremes. We have a wonderful

interview with Wil Hart, author of The Genesis Race who beieves that mankind

originates from cosmic ancestry, and we have arch sceptic Andy Roberts who

graciousy granted us a very rare interview and who doesnt beieve anything

has ever happened at a. Theres aso one or two other bits and pieces too!

Whie ceary some peope have cottoned on udging by the numbers visiting

the web site, I woud ike to remind you that we offer a daiy News service

which, remarkaby, is updated daiy. ts worth checking as we are pretty

efficient with it, by and arge, and we pride ourseves not so much on the

material we incude so much as, often, the material we dont incude.

Just before I eft on this bessed hoiday of mine back in Juy, there were

rumours of an announcement about ife on Mars. That obviousy hasnt

happened yet. The rumours stil persist that its about to happen. Whie this

may be a big yawn for most of us who know that NASA have known al this for

sure since 1975 with the Viking Proect, nevertheess, we have to respect the

fact that for them its obviousy a big dea. One wonders what theyre weighing

up? s it the impications of the announcement and where their statement

might ead? s it the potential impact on, of al things, reigion? s it the

inevitabe debate that wil foow about inteigent ife existing esewhere? Or

are they ust steadying themseves for the onsaught of bearded, porty,

pompous, sef-important experts who wil inevitaby be dominating our TV

screens for weeks on end afterwards?

Whatever, when it al kicks off, it shoud be fun.

f there are any media types reading this who are ikey to be ÑcaedÒ by the

press etc. then coud you do me a favour? n any interview you give, coud you

try and insert the phrase, Ñike a Martian mouse scurrying after a piece of

Moon cheeseÒ. t woud be nice to see how many times viewers/isteners can

get to hear that. And a gift of some sort to the interviewees who manage it!

Heart To Hart

Wil Hart and friend

How one receives a book when one comes to read it wil depend on a ot of

personal factors. For me, reading The Genesis Race by Wil Hart was a

reveation. t was the right book at the right time. Harts essential theory was

not new but some of his associated ideas and theories to support his argument

were. He aeged that Darwins theory of Evoution coud not be correct, as

there wasnt one missing ink, there were hundreds if not thousands, and that

there must be another expanation as to how Mankind got here and deveoped.

At the same time, he pointed out that somewhat strangey, there were six

areas of popuation scattered across the gobe that amost out of nowhere, and

starting 10000 years ago, suddeny erupted into deveoped civiization. They

went, amost overnight historicay speaking, from being hunter/gatherers to

sophisticated farmers. They sowed crops, the crops we stil grow today, which

seemed to appear from nowhere and whose original wid variants we have stil

not identified. They started reading, writing, mathematics, astronomy and

science. They buit cities and those strange pointy things caed pyramids,

edifices that modern man stil does not understand or comprehend as to how

they were buit. Quarrying, cutting and ifting 400 ton of soid rock woud stil

be an immense chaenge to us today, yet somehow that ot managed it. They

aso managed, despite being thousands of mies apart on different continents,

to buid these things with a connecting synchronicity of aignment and

astronomical meaning. How coud these under deveoped, mud hut dweing

dudes manage al this? Who taught them al this nonsense?

There are simpy too many unanswered questions and for some, a feeing that it

perhaps isnt a good idea to poke the woodpie too hard. Leave it as it is. We

may not ike what we find.

Wil Hart isnt afraid to poke that woodpie. He ives in southern Arizona, ust 10

mies from the Mexican border and he recenty took time out from writing the

foow up to The Genesis Race to speak to me. t might be hepful to know

beforehand that he is not a reigious zeaot and neither does he subscribe to

any of the recognised faiths. athough he is not without a strong sense of

spirituaity. But he does beieve that the Bibe tes the story of who we are and

who created us and that the Judaeo/Christian reigions have, either through

ignorance or purpose, misinterpreted the information within.

This interview was recorded on August 10 th at 4:00 pm BST.

SM: The Genesis Race came aong for me, in terms of my deveopmental

thinking, at exacty the right time. t seemed to me to be a penny dropping into

pace. I know that the overal concept isnt new and I think goes back to the

19 th century but before we move into that, can I estabish what your

background is?

WH: ve been a ournaist for quite a number of years and ve written on a

number of different subects. But this fied is what I woud cal historical

research, rather than ufoogy and I started in it in the ate 60s through

experiences and interest. I started doing my own research with a personal

passion. Over the years, as I kept studying and keeping track of things and

going back through ancient history and anaysing documents, artefacts and so

on, the importance of this subect became more apparent to me. I began to get

more serious about it and reaised that over the decades, I had compied a ot

of research and questions that I wanted to put together.

I woudnt say that my first book is comprehensive of my work. ts more ike an

introduction. I woud not consider the book new or origina. Peope famiiar

with the fied woud not have said, ÑWow, this is al brand newÒ. The reason

that I started with a critique of Evoution was to try to shift the tone of the

research to a more scientific rather than a purey cutural and historical

context.

SM: Wel d never queried Darwins theory of Evoution before I read your book.

That stopped me in my tracks. Yes, maybe the concept of the book wasnt

original but what you did succeed in doing, in terms of my reading experience,

was to bring together a number of different threads. For exampe, the point

that you make about agricuture, d never read before.

Chares Darwin 1809

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WH: Yes, that area of my research was

origina. Questions I asked there and the

research I was doing ve not seen worked up

anywhere ese. There may be some writers

that have done it but ve never heard of them.

n particuar, raising the atest genetic

research and bringing that to bear to the

subect was new.

We have a ot of what I consider

underhandedness going on in academic

communities al over the word. Real serious

questions that remain mysteries they dont

ike to bring up and address. Anything that

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