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- For the past couple of years, a highly-enigmatic and
mostly inaccessible man by the name of "Dr." Jonathan Reed, along
with his faithful cohort Robert Raith, have been regaling the alternative
world with their tale of an ET encounter like no other.
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- You see, one fine morning in the woods of Washington
state, Reed had a very unfortunate incident with a visitor from another
world. It all started when he and his dog Suzy were hiking in the picturesque
beauty of the Cascade Mountains when, suddenly, ET's evil sister jumped
out of a bush and ate poor Suzy!! Dr. Reed responded as would any red-blooded
American - he grabbed a makeshift Lousiville slugger and brained ET's sister
into a bloody coma.
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- The carcass of the being was then shipped to the refrigerator
in Reed's home, until it later "regenerated" and released itself
on its own recognizance.
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- Dr. Reed also has a number of photographs of the alien,
and an "obelisk" that was presumably occupied by the creatures
star-trekking pals. He has repeatedly promised to provide physical evidence
of his "encounter," but has never delivered to anything resembling
an independent source.
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- Normally, when a story as patently absurd as this comes
along, and all photographic and/or physical evidence is thoroughly debunked,
the appropriate response is a light-hearted chuckle and a shake of the
head. One must keep an open mind to the most extreme possibilities, but
we mustn't open our minds so wide that our brains fall out (like the poor
alien in this case). Prominent members of the UFO community have always
distanced themselves from fantastical tales that have no supporting evidence.
The reason for this is obvious-hoaxes provide needless ammunition to debunkers,
and muddy the waters for people who seek the truth. It's hard enough to
discern between fact and fiction in this field without blatant liars receiving
endorsements and air time from popular personalities.
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- You can imagine, then, why many UFO investigators/researchers/journalists
are expressing their abject horror over the choice of Reed as keynote speaker
at the 2000 International UFO Conference in Laughlin, Nevada.
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- Reed and Raith have long been viewed as nothing more
than comic relief by UFO insiders. I have yet to meet a single respected
UFOlogist and/or researcher, investigator or journalist who thinks otherwise.
It's sad that Reed and Raith have not been challenged on the radio show
that has given them their primary exposure, but many in the UFO community
have been extremely vocal in expressing their disgust. I challenge anyone
to find a SINGLE respected UFOlogist who finds their story credible.
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- The photographic evidence offered by Reed has been shredded
in every manner imaginable. Numerous photo analysts have had a field day
discrediting Reed's pictures, which are campy even by 1950's B-movie standards.
Here are just a few examples:
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- Steve Neill, Hollywood special effects wizards, from
http://www.angelfire.com/oh/UFOCHALLENGE/page7.html:
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- "To date, all of the 'Aliens' I've seen both posted
on the internet and in allegedly homemade encounter/contact videos don't
even come close to our current professional/technical standards. And this
latest one (the Reed 'alien') is no exception....I know rubber when I see
it...and I'm seeing rubber. If they really want to deceive us, they have
to try a lot harder....This 'alien' head appears to be rubber latex with
a rubber cement paint job painted on the outside surface; it has no depth.
The red that appears under the eyelids looks very much like polyurethane
foam that has been tinted red. We often use that same process to create
'gore' effects. Of course, it would help a great deal to see the actual
tape, but I'm sure when I do it will only further reinforce my view....This
amateur job, in my opinion, is an obvious attempt to make money and nothing
else. And it scares me to think how many people might fall for this, and
other similar charades, and spend their hard, honestly-earned money on
people who cannot or will not earn an honorable living."
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- Royce J. Myers III, from www.sightings.com/ufo/reed.htm:
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- "Judging from the photo it appears that the camera
used was set to infinity as the background and foreground are in focus,
with the exception of a portion of the bottom of the photo which appears
to be out of focus. I served as a Forest Protection Officer with the U.S.
Forest Service and have spent a great amount of time out in the wilderness.
My point in this is that the ferns in the background of the photo can not
be more than 2 feet high...how tall is the alleged alien? This fact provides
a reference for the size of the object in the photo. Quite a small vessel
for an alien, wouldn't you agree?... "...The photo of the UFO looks
very suspicious to me as the edges of the object are jagged and the pixels
do not seem to be a part of the photo at all. There are endless possibilities
here, my guess is that the image has been digitally manipulated...probably
Adobe Photoshop, you can do anything with this program.... "...It
also appears that the object has a shadowing effect on the underside, yet
it casts no shadow nor does the foliage in the background. Where is the
light source that is causing the shadowing effect on the object coming
from? Another point to remember in looking at UFO photos is that the great
majority of hoaxes seem to have the UFO at the center of the frame and
the lighting perfect. This is true for this photo as well, it is too perfect.
Did the witness in this incident have enough time to set up a tri-pod for
his camera while he killed the alien? The photos are very nice and centered
for someone who has just gone through such a tramatic experience. It doesn't
take a genius to figure this one out. You can expect to see fashion models
in the center of a photo, I just tend to believe that UFOs do not pose
for photographers (ala Billie Meier). The object also appears to have a
reflective quality to it, but you do not see anything resembling a tree
or other foliage in the reflection of the object. This again suggests that
the object was not in the original photo."
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- Lea H. MacDonald (article from 12-22-98 at http://www.angelfire.com/oh/UFOCHALLENGE/index1.html
):
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- "Several days ago I received an email from a fellow
researcher by the name of Royce Myers. He had been kind enough to attach
a logo from the page of a Norio Hayakawa. He pointed out that the "inset"
picture of an object looked very much like the infamous Reed 'obelisk.'
I cut the image from the logo and pasted it beside the Reed 'black obelisk'
image to do a comparison. Much to my surprise there were several 'exact
matches'...so exact, in fact, I felt compelled to post the images on my
web site. I did this, however, only after several more hours of very close
comparison and analysis. I drew attention to the identical shadows and
a couple of pixels, not to mention the exact proportion duplication of
the two 'obelisks.' Within a day of the posting of the obelisk comparison,
I received an email from an the "designer" telling me to "REMOVE
PICTURES IMMEDIATELY!" He claimed: Not only was it (the 'obelisk')
a cropping of artwork "he made" for Norio, but it had absolutely
nothing to do with the Reed alien hoax whatsoever. The "designer"
went on to say, the logo was on Norio's site for about a week and then
people started emailing him about this Reed hoax of which he did not want
anything to do with, and added, in his honest opinion he felt it was a
hoax as well. He ended up by admitting, he did design it to look similar
on purpose to see if anyone would respond - to show people how easy it
is to hoax a graphic. Little did he know it would receive such a response."
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- So, just what, exactly, are the organizers of the IUFOC
thinking? Are they not aware of the enormous harm their "endorsement"
of Reed will do to themselves, and UFOlogy as a whole? Those of you who
see the study of UFO's as a mindless form of entertainment in the same
ilk as professioinal wrestling might not object to Reed's mercenary attempt
to make money; in the age of TV shows like "Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire,"
selling one's dignity for a quick buck has become an acceptable social
more. People like Reed have gotten away with selling snake oil since the
beginning of time. But we have come to expect and DEMAND more at the annual
IUFOC.
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- In a recent article on the damage inflicted on UFOLogy
by misinsformatioon and/or disinformation, I wrote:
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- "The past 50 years have proven demonstrably that
the greatest enemy of UFOlogy is the deliberate hoax. It's a diffcult enough
task for genuine researchers to compete against the rigid mind-set of "mainstream"
science and the popular media without having to constantly explain, rationalize,
and apologize for public hoaxes. The frauds perpetrated by people like
Ed Walters, Billy Meier(?), Bob Lazar, Courtney Brown, Jonathan Reed, Richard
Hoagland and others have provided tremendous ammunition to debunkers who
are intent on destroying UFOlogy. People like Reed ride on the coattails
of great researchers who gave everything of themselves in pursuit of the
truth. Names like Jacques Vallee, Dr. J. Allen Hyneck, and Stanton Friedman
come immediately to mind. The air time... given to (these) shameful hucksters
is a grotesque insult to past UFOlogists, and only serves to diminish their
research."
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- I went on to write that in the modern era of UFOlogy,..."geunine
truth-seekers must ...sift through an increasingly large pile of dung in
order to find a granule of truth. Somewhere, James Randi and Philip Klass
are laughing their heads off."
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- Reed's successful infiltration of UFOlogy is raising
serious questions about who the good guys are...and who might not be what
they seem to be. In the past, the IUFOC has mostly featured the most credible,
reputed figures in the alternative world. It's almost impossible to believe
that the judgment of the event's organizers has become so lax, or their
desire to sensationalize so great, that they would risk discrediting themselves
by associating with this guy. Is their another agenda at work here, one
that all serious UFOlogists should be wary of? Even the most well-intentioned
researchers are occasionally hoodwinked by pre-packaged disinformation,
and when people like the IUFOC organizers show no discrimination in who
they endorse, the already exasperating task of discerning truth from fiction
and knowing who trust becomes nearly impossible.
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- The Reed story should be viewed in the same vane as a
TV-show like "Dark Skies," an abominable series that was axed
by NBC a dozen episodes into its first season. The sole purpose of "Skies"
was seemingly to make the ET phenomena look so unappealing and implausible
that only a moron or luatic would have any interest in it. I worry greatly
that members of the general public will have a similar response to media
coverage of this year's IUFOC. If UFOlogy is ever going to be recognized
as the legitimate study of a genuine phenomena, then its most influential
members will have to start displaying a modicum of rational judgment.
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- ALL COMMENTS ARE WELCOME
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- speed@teleport.com
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- Comment
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- From <SJones@corp.theglobe.com To <gspeed@teleport.com
2-22-00
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- You might benefit from a direct hearing of the case from
the first hand witnesses rather than second and third hand hearsay. Your
characterization of the case was predominated by gross inaccuracies (I
can only wonder "why?"). Any real phenomenon looks like a good
fake. The fact that a fake can look the same never means that the real
thing can't exist. The hearsay about thirdhand witnesses response should
be balanced by testimony from the Kodak photographic scientists and other
first-hand witnesses that have done actual research on the first-hand evidence.
The material evidence you deride as non-existant can be seen and read about
on the website that was made for Reed by a volunteer at <http://www.OdysseyLink.net
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- We have far more to fear from reactionary prejudice than
any presentation by any witnesses. If you wait and see for yourself you
can be confident in your opinions. Your hysteria makes you sound a bit
like a fool or aa agent provocateur. It wont hurt you to wait and watch.
Theres a whole world out there, friend.
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- --- stvjns
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- From Michael Goodspeed <gspeed@teleport.com To <SJones@corp.theglobe.com
2-22-00
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- "Friend," I'm afraid the only reactionary,
predisposed bias being displayed by anyone is coming from you. One thing
I didn't mention in my article is the total debunking of Reed's "credentials",
as well as those of "scientists" who supposedly support his "evidence."
I refer you to another Sightings artice written by Dr. Tim Haley, on January
30, 2000:
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- The following allegations from Mr. Reed during his December
9, 1999 interview on the Art Bell show have been investigated:
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- 1. Mr. Reed claims to have been admitted to graduate
school at UCLA after only spending two years at San Diego State University
where he obtained a Teaching Education Certificate for Secondary Education
with a GPA of 3.0. UCLA has no record of a Jonathan Reed obtaining his
Ph.D. at that institution.
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- 2. UMI maintains hard copy and microfilm copy of all
Ph.D. dissertations and does not have Jonathan Reed's alleged UCLA dissertation
on file.
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- 3. Reed claims to have worked during the summer of 1979
with Dr. Frank Oski at Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Frank Oski did not
arrive at John's Hopkins until 1985.
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- 4. Reed claimed to be a member of the National Psychological
Association. There is no National Psychological Association.
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- 5. Reed claims to have worked at the Department of Psychology
at the University of Washington. Upon checking with the University of Washington
Medical Center, the Department of Psychology and the Department of Psychiatry,
it was confirmed that they have never had anyone named Jonathan Reed in
those departments.
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- 6. Reed claims that a Microbiologist by the name of Chacon
has analyzed samples of recovered biological material from the alien Reed
held in his freezer. Chacon claims to have received his Master's Degree
in Microbiology from the Catholic University of Puerto Rico. The Catholic
University of Puerto Rico does not offer Master's degrees in Microbiology.
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- Additionally, there is no evidence to support the claims
made by Jonathan Reed. Unless Mr. Reed can provide any reasonable corroborating
evidence to support his biography and that of his colleague Chacon, he
should be removed from your program. I would think that the UFO Congress
should hold high standards for their speakers and at a minimum require
the speaker's biography to be validated before issuing an invitation to
speak. Otherwise, your reputation will suffer, you do injustice to the
field of UFOlogy, and you insult the other speakers who have worked so
hard for their reputation.
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- Timothy A. Haley, Ph.D. TimHaley@aol.com
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- "Friend," the indignity you profess in your
letter is genuinely amusing; it's funny that an obvious Reed lackey like
yourself would accuse ME of a predisposed bias. It's hilarious that Reed
and Raith accuse anyone who challenges them of having a rigid, close-minded
attitude. You say that the "first and second hand witnesses"
are more reliable than objective, third party analyses. Obviously, since
every proponent of Reed's theory has been exposed as a charlatan, that
argument carries zero weight. However, I do greatly appreciate your letter,
because you've reminded me that I need to be even more diligent in exposing
these guys. I'm going to post your email on my website, along with Dr.
Haley's admirably thorough debunking job. Thanks for your help.
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- --Michael Goodspeed
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- Comment
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- From Michael Bessee
<BESSEE@PCEZ.COM 2-21-00
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- I read your article that appeared on the "Sightings"
web site, and noted some statements you've made reference to that are,
I think, wrong with reference to the telling of the story on Art Bells
radio show. I've heard all the shows live and taped them in order to replay
them and listen for inconsistencies in the story.
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- I don't see the tale as any more unbelievable than any
other first or second hand UFO/Alien encounter. Correct me if I'm wrong,
but are there ANY photo's that have been proven to be real, and if so what
are they,...where can I view them...and review the incontrivertible (sp?)
evidence?
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- Until such time as there exists ANY verifiable physical
evidence I think they ALL have to be taken with a grain of salt, if you
know what I mean.
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- With reference to your statement that the entity "ate"
the dog - what interview was this and at what point was the reference made?(which
hour?)
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- I also recall no reference that the entity "released"
itself - on the contrary I believe he stated that it did reanimate but
that the corpse was "removed" by unknown personnel at a later
date.
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- I recall no statement by Reed that the "obelisk"
was assumed to be the method of conveyance that the entity arrived in -
I think in fact that he states that he didn't think it was necessarily
related to the entity but "assumed" it must be because of it's
proximity to the encounter.
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- As a matter of fact I find the structure of the story
plausible, the basis of the story as plausible as any other related anectdote,
and the interviews remarkably consistent.
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- As far as the "expert" opinions of the photo's....let's
recall the many hundreds (I should say thousands)of photo's that exist...and
then recall that there are "experts" that attest to their validity,
as well as "experts" that attest to their invalidity. The testimony
of a special effects artist that wasn't involved in their preparation is
NOT expert testimony! Likewise, the witnesses assertion that they ARE real
is just as suspect. There are NO verifiable original negatives that I know
of that are available for examination of ANY alien entity. Again, if I'm
wrong - please submit YOUR evidence to the contrary.
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- I'll withhold my judgement until such time as there exists
the "REAL" smoking gun. After 39 years of examining every detail
regarding this or any other ALIEN/UFO/ABDUCTION scenario Ive been able
to get my hands on I have yet to have seen, or read, the the "Absolute
Truth" - I dare say it doesn't exist at this time, and if it does
it is NOT generally accepted as the "FINAL WORD".
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- As far as Reeds being the keynote speaker,...you must
in fact understand from the promotional standpoint he DOES have the most
sensational tale at this time, and he HAS gotten exposure to a very large
audience and since it is in fact such a controversial subject it would
make sense to promote him and in fact create additional controversy among
the rank and file of UFO researchers and other interested parties to enhance
the "success" of the conference - very well thought out I might
ad. This is from the perspective of my having been a successful promoter
of music acts, merchandise and sales and advertising promotions.
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- In all fairness you haven't brought to light ANYTHING
that hasn't been covered hundreds of times before with regard to EVERY
sensational UFO/ALIEN/ABDUCTION scenario that has come along.
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- You've offered NOTHING to substantiate your assertions
that is any more convincing than Reeds own personal account of the story
- In fact I think you've actually damaged your own credibility by the inaccurate
statements in your article.
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- No harm meant to you - I understand your passion for
the lack of ANY undeniable physical evidence - but photo's and personal
accounts will NEVER be the smoking gun. Until such time as we have the
actual craft available for public inspection and the alien entity in the
flesh there will be...NO FACTS AVAILABLE!
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- Sincerely,
- Michael Bessee
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- ---
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- From Michael Goodspeed <gspeed@teleport.com>
- To Michael Bessee
- 2-23-00
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- You state in your email that no evidence in the field
of UFOlogy is perfect...that is absolutely true. I certainly support your
assertion that judgment should be withheld until all evidence is in. That
is why, when assessing the credibility of any person's claims, lies that
the person tells about his or her background and credentials are especially
important. I've already pointed to the numerous proven inconsistencies
in Reed's claims about his education and background, as documented by Dr.
Tim Haley. Are you honestly going to tell me that that does not cast enormous
doubt on Reed's story? Why would any genuine "experiencer" feel
the need to falsify their credentials and/or recruit bogus scientists to
validate their story?
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- You say that Reed's story is no less plausible than any
other UFO tale. I have enormous disagreement with that statement. Nothing
in ANY other UFO account that I've heard suggests that an ET who has mastered
the art of traveling light years to our solar system would allow himself
to be bludgeoned to death by a disgruntled human. For clarity, using the
word "ate" when describing the alleged alien's annihilation of
Reed's poor fur-faced friend may have been somewhat distorted.
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- In fact, the verbatim account of the dog's death, >from
Odysseylink.net, reads "the creature extended a 'fleshy pseudopod'
around the dog's muzzle and severely wounded her. Suzy's tissues seemed
to "flow" into this wound. She was consumed in a matter of seconds
(from Odysseylink.net) All that remained was a white powder." Yes,
Michael Bessee, I'd say that is much more plausible than the idea that
the dog was "eaten." I admit, at 10 years, my study of UFOlogy
is not as lengthy as yours...but I challenge anyone to find an account
of any abductee or experiencer that includes the disintegration of a canine
by a "fleshy pseudopod."
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- As for the comments about the obelisk, if you read the
article, you'll see I said that it was "presumably" filled with
ET's star-trekking pals. I never said that Reed was insisting that was
the case. You write, "I understand your passion for the lack of ANY
undeniable physical evidence." No sir, I've come to expect that as
an unavoidable fact of life in this field. I am, in fact, passionately
fed up to the hilt with UFOlogy being led down the toilet by hucksters
and scam artists who regularly diminish the work of the brave researchers
who preceded them. Of course people like Reed and Raith should have the
right to tell their story, and it's impossible to cover this issue on a
nightly talk show without running into the occasional fraud. But when the
spinner of any far-fetched tale is proven to be dishonest, when they are
known to have lied about their background and credentials, when their photographic
and/or physical evidence is proven to be highly dubious, the time for bending
an ear to them is over.
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- From Michael Goodspeed <gspeed@teleport.com>
- 2-23-00
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- "If you were familiar with the sequence of episodes
Mr Reed so compellingly describes, you would know that some high level
government intelligence agencies are involved."
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- On what evidence are you basing that assertion, other
than Reed's personal testimony?
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- "Since you have not even taken the trouble to correct
yourself and apologize for your broadcasted distortions, I can only assume
that you are against any open-minded hearing of Reed's very interesting
and detailed story."
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- Sir, Jonathan Reed has had a public hearing that's lasted
for the better part of 2 years. He has never produced anything resembling
proof of his credentials, or those of the people who claim to support this
tale. He has never delivered his evidence to anything resembling an independent
source. He has never addressed the extraordinary allegations made against
him, though he's had better than two years to do so. Your assertion that
I have some insane, personal bias against him and do not want him to receive
proper consideration is baseless. I am all for a continued consideration
of his tale. BUT ALL EVIDENCE HE HAS PRESENTED IS DUBIOUS, AT BEST! I have
no problem with Reed telling his story to anyone who will listen, but the
selection of someone as suspect as Reed to speak at the prestigious IUFOC
has enraged virtually all genuine UFOlogists.
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- You are taking the self-righteous position that Reed
has faced some kind of unfair bias from UFOlogy. Really? Why? What is the
motivation of highly-reputed investigators/journalists/experiences like
Steve Neill, Diana Botsford, Lea H. McDonald, Royce Myers III, and Michael
Lindemann, who have had the courage to speak out against these guys? Are
they just mean-old school ground bullies in the same vane as James Randi
and Joe Nickell? Are they diametrically opposed to the idea of ET life?
Hardly. In fact, it is their passion for truth and integrity in the field
of UFOLogy that compells them to shine the light of truth on these people.
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- "Hey, lets examine YOUR life and see how well YOUR
credentials stand up to scrutiny."
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- Sir, I've NEVER claimed to be something I am not. Nor
have I tried to profit off of fear or gullibility. The details of my past
and present are an open book. You may scrutinize them all you like.
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- "Name-calling and divisiveness causes the biggest
damage to Ufology that I can imagine. Why would you want to do that? "
I wasn't aware that I was name-calling, though the heated tone of my response
may have been inspired by your name-calling: "Your hysteria makes
you sound a bit like a fool or aa agent provocateur."
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- "The only thing that matters now in this case is
what Reed presents at the congress, and how the intelligent peer review
proceeds." Indeed...and brace yourself for a very likely possibility.
I think there is at least some chance that Reed will admit to having pulled
a fast-one on the general public and UFOlogy, as did SpamHaus employees
JPL's Kent, Mel (of Mel's hole), and the folks who spread the rumor of
Robert Stephens' death. If that's the case, unlike an unfortunate few,
I won't spend the rest of my life wiping egg from my face.. --Michael Goodspeed
>
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- Comment
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- Conspiracy Accusation
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- From Michael Goodspeed <gspeed@teleport.com
- 2-25-00
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- I sent the following email to reap the whirlwind minutes
ago: In regards to your accusations about myself and David Oates on
your website, there are several facts about myself which you are obviously
not aware of. Why you would pulbish such a commentary without any knowledge
of who I am is a mystery to me.
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- 1) You refer to me as a "graduate" of reverse
speech...funny, since I started doing my first reversals in late-December/early
January and I've NEVER received any formal training. In fact, I am currently
signed up for on-line training on David's site, and am still waiting to
take the first class..
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- 2) You state that I am being "used" by Oates
to "rekindle" an old conflict with Bell and his guests. There
is nothing for me to say about that commentary, other than it is ABSOLUTELY
FALSE. I have NEVER ONCE spoken to David about my writings, though I
have on occasion sent them to him after posting them on my site. I was
midly worried that these kinds of allegations would arise if I wrote critical
pieces that related to Bell. If I had known that my commentaries would
draw these kinds of false accusations, I might not have written them.
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- 3) David and I met in person for the first time approximately
10 weeks ago. Aside from the appearances I've made on his show, both as
a guest and as host of ExNews, we have had approximately a dozen personal
phone conversations, possibly less.
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- One thing you fail to mention is that my editorials
were all entirely factual. Name ONE factual error in any of my writings.
You are trying to harm David and myself for the sake of "eliminating
the competition." If you want to attack me for my opinions, feel
free. But you are trying to harm David for the purpose of enhancing yourselves.
If Bell or anyone else has a problem with my writings, if they have ANY
factual dispute with any comment I have ever made, I am all ears.
-
- Unlike you, I have never made any false of misleading
statements about someone for the sake of harming him, professionally or
personally. My editorials are filled with strong opinions and acerbic
attempts at humor, but they are factual and ENTYIRELY INSPIRED by MY thoughts,
no one else's. There is no crime in stating one's opinion forcefully,
as long it does not degenerate into name-calling and remains rooted in
fact. You don't seem to understand that challenging the often outrageous
claims made by people like Ed Dames, Scallion, Hoagland and Reed, does
not add up to slander.
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- In my article that you have posted on your site, the
past predictions and comments of Bell's guests (and Bell himself) are
not taken out of context or selectively excerpted...THEY ARE POSTED VERBATIM,
and speak for themselves.
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- I hope that, at the very least, you will take the time
to speak to me personally about your extraordinary allegations. I would
be more than happy to contact any person affiliated with "Reap the
Whirlwind" to clear up this confusion.
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- Thank you
- --Michael Goodspeed
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