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Actual, there are many cases in which the UFOs ‘were accompanied by deep, bone-jaring rumbling sounds, and mys: 48 UroneroRr terious “skyquakes"—thunderous ex- plosionsinthe sky—have been recorded for centuries without explanation. The ‘object that dropped a Canadian news- paper at the feet of Daniel Gray in Burton, Mich. on Oct. 5, 1896, was said to be rumbling rather than “chugging through the skies, somewhat out of character with the other strange "air- ships” that haunted America in 1896- 97. The trick of dumping mundane ‘garbage in their wake—in this case a Canadian newspaper—is an old one, ving, and one that the UFOs have used with great success for many years. By leav- ing ordinary, earthly trash in thelr wake they manage to confound the eager “evidence” collectors and reinforce the skepticism of the nonbelievers. Itis now obvious to leading ufologists everywhere that fying saucers employ ‘every gambit in the psychological war- fare rule book. Their ploys are chiefly aimed at disguising their real nature ‘and concealing their mysterious, pur- poses from us. If all UFOs looked alike ‘and sounded alike we would “have instant evidence of their reality. But, just as their appearances are changed from sighting to sighting so, t00, do their sounds change. If. rumbles and skyquakes accompanied every single sighting we could be sure they are displacing great masses of air just as supersonic aircraft are supposed to do. Itall UFOs made noises like jet engines the military authorities would have ppanicked long ago. They would have een convinced that alien aircratt were actually invading our airspace and they would have reacted in the classic bureaucratic manner. The task of inter- preting the exact nature, origin, and purpose of the objects would have been handed to a secret government agency. While a thorough investigation was bbeing made, other agencies, such as the FBI, would have been employed to‘thwart all civilian investigations.” En- thusiasts such as Donald Keyhoe, Coral Lorenzen, and Jerome Clark \would have been jailed on trumped-up charges or shipped off to mental institu- tions, and magazines such as this one ‘would abruptly have disappeared trom the newsstands. Although there was a ‘orude “Cover-up” in the 1980s, in ro- trospect it appears to have been merely another example of bureaucratic bungl- ing, not an altout attempt to study * UFOs and withhold information from the public. The phenomenon itselt has 90 many builtin contradictions that most of the Confusion was caused by the UFOs themselves rather than by some sinis- ter government agency. It now seems likely that the government and Air Force investigations. in the early post-1947 “period bogged down in the same kind of bewilderment and intramural’ squab ing that paralyzed civilian research for | 80 long. Anything that discharged Canadian newspapers and old. shoes while making. supersonic noises at a time when supersonic aircrat wore rare cor nonexistent, was obviously @ hoax, 8 ‘mistake, or sloppy journalism, accord- ing to the reasoning of both sides Someone somewhere may have ex: pected us to react exactly like that; the success o their unknown missions may have even depended upon such & disorganized reaction Witnesses in 1896-97 lacked the technology and vocabulary to describe the modein UFO. beeps, whirs, and whines, $0 the airships manufactured more recognizable noises, When a dirigible passed over Farmersville, Tex. fon April 19, 1897, witnesses soberiy declared they heard passengers sing- ing loudly. A few days earlier, the people in Fontanelle, lowa, said they heard a phonograph grinding out tinny ‘music as a cigar-shaped UFO glided overhead. On a few occasions people Were roused from their sleep by strains of ethereal music and when they looked outside they saw one of the dirigibles floating past. As in so many modern cases, the UFOs wore clearly seeking publicly. They wanted to be seen and discussed, but this tactic may have been pure misdirection. While you watcli a magician’s waving right hand, his left hand does the dirty work. We now know that UFOs are not visiting cow pastures and graveyards by chance, or to satisfy some alien curiosity. They are deliberately decep- tive. When a score of people see a circular object weaving low over a highway we can be fairly certain they are witnessing only part of a drama Somewhere in the same area there is. usually a man or woman who has been translixed by the same object, entered 1 hypnoticaike state and been closely ‘examined physically or mentally by the object. The more casual witnesses to the overtight often report their sighting to the police or newspapers while the hypnotized witness tends to remain silent. There are now many thousands of these “silent contactees” throughout the world. Some have had their entire lives altered by a single UFO experi- fence. Their minds have literally been reprogrammed. Their IQs increase suddenly. They abandon their families, and jobs and adopt a whole new life style. Yet this incredible process is nothing new. Itis as old as Man himset. Many of history's greatest leaders have shared this experience, usually regard- ing it as supernatural in origin. Ii tne UFO phenomenon has the power to induce amnesia and restr {ure the pattoms in our brains, then i obviously has the power to manipulate the human race and force ust involun- tarly serve its needs and. purposes Since 1968, scores of eyewitnesses have been closely examined by quel ited researchers an have veried these awesome facts, At the same time, a curtain of mischievous contu- sion’ has been created to hide the phenomenon'’s manipulative powers {rom us. There have been meaningless UFO ‘landings staged 10 suppor the extraterresal hypothesis (ETH). Lie men have scuried around ke as- tronauts, collecting rook samples and inspecting garbage cans—whie only a few miles away people were siting entranced in thetr Cars oF homes, ha ing their minds probed by unseen forces. Gruesome monsters have marched through cemeteries and lov- fs’ lanes, attracting huge. crowds of would-be dragon-slayers, wnile. cows have died strange deaths, their bodies drained of blood, in farm fields only a few miles from the monster sightings. Every student of the phenomenon is, fotced to.concede that the situation is incredibly complex. The manifestations ‘are so diversified and the effects so varied that no single explanation seems applicable. The strongest evidence: of all—the medical effects on wit- esses—is only now being examined. tis becoming apparent that all para- normal events produce the same ef- fects. For example, frigid blasts of cold ait or very warm air are common in monster sightings, cases of ghosts and hauntings, and UFO events. The celeb- rated EM (slectromagnetic) effect is not ‘confined to UFO cases but also consis- tently occurs in psychic phenomena, In episodes involving religious appa- tions we also find the same ingredients that occur in flying saucer contacts. When a human is exposed to a religi- ous “vision” he or she is frequently ‘overcome by a pleasurable sensation known as “ecstasy” which is very simi- lar to a sexual experience. Eyewitnes- ses in low-level UFO cases report the same thing—a series of sensations sd delightiul that they are willing, even anxious, to have repeated experiences with flying saucers. Medically, the re- ligious ecstasy and the UFO “joy” are identical. The pleasure center of the brain has somehow been stimulated, either by a beam of electromagnetic ‘energy traversing the nervous system, ‘or by Sound waves. The simpest form of pleasure induc- tion by sound waves is music. When ‘musical sounde covering @ wide range of the audio spectum from bass (ow notes) to treble (high notes) are trans: mitted to our brains we enter @ low grade form of hypnotic trance. Music played ata high volume can actually Gisrupt all thinking processes and pro: duce a. kind of temporary ecstasy. Heavy bass notes, such a3 a steady rum beat, can actually hypnotize. In primitive cultures, drums beating very low on the spectrum In the infrasonie range are used in relgious rites be- cause they induce trance states and lead to assorted. halucinatons. and quasi-religious experiences, On another level, music has been used effectively in the brainwashing techniques of psychological warfare. Prisoners are exposed to music played at peak vol ume 24 hours @ day and within a short time they are reduced to @ vegetable UFO REFORT 49state and their minds can then be easily reprogrammed by their tormentors. "The UFO sounds described by wit. nesses often fall into this “psy-war category. Eerie whines rising from the infrasonie to the ultrasonic (above the range of human hearing) are often reported and have even been partially recorded on a few occasions. If these sounds can somehow be adjusted 0 tho specific frequencies of a witnesses mind, a hypnotic-like state can be Quickly induced. The sharp beeps re- ported at the end of the experience terminate the trance in much the same way that a human hypnotist brings his patient back to reality by snapoing his, fingers. The visions seen during the tances might be vividly recalled as ‘seemingly real appearances of ghostly oF religious apparitions, or spacemen land spaceships, but, of course, they are purely hallucinatory. ‘Sound waves can also produce a much more hortitying experience: ex- treme, unreasonable fear. Back in the early 1900s an entire theater audience panicked and fled in terror when an ‘organist accidently struck notes very low in the bass or infrasonic range. They ran screaming into the streets of London in an uncontrolled frenzy. Ani mals often panic or cringe with fear ‘minutes—even hours—before an earth- quake because they can sense’ in- frasonic vibrations so low no human ‘can hear or fee! them. U rreasonabie tear attends many payohie and occult events. Every stato nd ety has a place where people, and even animal, exporionce this. These haunted places are. carefully avoided and the few people who are brave enough or foolhardy enough to venture into them usualy quickly return in a very agitated state, not bacause some- thing hornble had happened but simply because they couldnt stand the via tions.” Perhaps there is an old mansion or a swamp or an eerie local in your own community that has a fear- inducing roputation ‘According to innumerable UFO ro- ports, winesses have been reduced to & state of total terror inthe presence of a fying saucer. Their fear extends far beyond the ordinary, and understanc able, fear of the unknown, Their hat iterally stands 'on-end. Thor bladder lets go. Like the British theater aud once, they not ony fee in abject hor, they refuse to visit the same. place fagain—ever. It seams as if the UFOs oiten erect a curtain of fear—ot in- frasone sound-around remote forest, swamps, hilltops, and other places where they appear for days or weeks ata timo. This same phenomenon oc- $0 UFO REPORT curs in monster cases in areas where tall, hairy bipads have been seen Erstwhile monster catchers bravely plunge into the woods only to hastily retreat within a shot while like the hardy investigators of haunted houses. Ihave had experiences with this fear factor several times over the past few years. My work has accustomed me to prowling cemeteries and other spooky places alone late at night. | am not easly frightened, and | certainly can't be frightened by nothing at all. Yet | have felt this total, blinding, mind- numbing fear when there was no ap- parent visible stimulus. 115 1967, there was a long series of strange monster sightings and UFO vents in the area of an abandoned ammunition dump outside of Point Ploasant, W. Va. spent many weeks there interviewing witnesses and txploring the region. Late one ight | ‘wae ding alone along the rtted di roads of the ammunition dump when, 48 | passed a_cortain point, | was suddeniy engulfed in fear. I stepped on the gas and after | went afew yards my fear vanished as quicky as # came. | continued to dive, eventually returning to the same spot. And again a wave of unspeakable fear swept over me. | drove quickly away from the place and then stopped, puzzled. Why should this fone small stretch of road produce this, hair-raising effect? | tuned around and slowly headed back, trying to note trees, fence posts, and other landmarks in the dark. Once again, when leached that particular point the hair tingled on the back of my neck and 1 became genuinely afraid. When | emerged from the other side of this invisible zone | stoppad and got out of the car. The air was perfectly stil. There wasn't any audible sound—not even a bird call walked back to the “zone of fear’ slowly, alert for any rustle in the bushes, measuring my own breathing and emotions. | was perfectly calm until Took one step too many and was back in the zone, | almost panicked and ran, but I forced myself to look around and proceed slowly. By now | figured | was probably walking through a beam of sound waves and really had nothing to be afraid of. After | had gone about 15 feet | stepped out of the zone and everything was normal again. Now | had to walk through that damned spot, again to get back to my car! It was too dark, almost pitch-black, and | was too Unfamiliar with the area at the time to attempt to go around the zone. Al though | knew it was harmless, | dreaded reentering it. | actually consid fered remaining there, only yards from my car, until daybreak. But | finally stoeled mysalf and walked once more through that invisible stip of terror,‘scared out of my wits in transit yet privately pleased with such an interest- ing discovery. in daylight | returned to the same spot. The zone of fear was gone. | searched nearby power transmission lines, telephone microwave towers, and anything that might have radiated energy through the area. There was nothing At other times, in other places, | also experienced this same kind of inexplic- able fear. | have seen UFOs myself on ‘2 number of occasions and when they were close enough this awful fear swept over me again. It was so intense that | couldn't grab my camera to take a picture. | have also investigated tear Zones in othr states but not al of them were related 10 UFOs. Some were places where hairy monsters had been seen. Some were supposedly haunted by the victims of terrible murders, In pre-Columbian times the Indians had marked many areas as. "forbidden’ because of their trightinducing vibra tions. Some of these same areas re- main deserted to this day, bearing names given to them by early settlers—names like Mount Misery and Spooky Hollow. The early post-1947 UFO literature describes the "Year rays’ of the UFOs. ‘Those who believe in the total reality of flying saucers might justtiably theorize that UFOs protect their temporary bases on our landscape by setting up invisible toar shields around them. 1 once sat on a hill top for several fevonings watching a forest below, a forest that was bathed in a weird purple light night after night. Flying. saucers were busy that part of the Ohio Valley for weeks during 1967, but whenever 1 tried to penetrate that forest in broad daylight | was unable to hike moce than a few yards. The fear that gripped me there was so overwhelming that | once even vomited as I staggered out ‘Another theory growing in popularity among ufologiss is that fying saucers ‘may be intercimensional and that they may be coming from some other spate-time continuum forever beyand the reach of our instruments and tele- scopes. They do appear to materialize in specttic geographical locations year after year, century after century. These windows,” called "gateways" By occu: tists, also produce tales of ghostly appartions. poltergeists, and bizarre monsters. Many such windows have a tong history of disappearances or un- explained deaths of humans and ani- mals. The inlerdimensional theorists explain the disappearances as cases in which people simply. strayed through ‘some rib n'a fourth-dimensional curtain and blundered into another world that coexists with our own yet remains separated because its atomic structure is diferent and it is in another time frame. The theory does explain hany facets of the UFO phonomenon that can not be explained by the extrater- restrial hypothesis. But, unfortunately, t can't explain everything, Tie deaths in the window areas are as puzzling as the disappearances. Thete is no satistactory explanation for the thousands of animals that have Deen found with their Blood drained and cortain inedible organs removed asf by surgery. However, 1 have also ex- amined the bodies of dogs, rabbis, and other small animals that were ap- parently kiled by concussion and sound waves. I was present one night in that West Virginian ammunition dump when the air seomed oppressive and one lady in our party. Mis, Mary Malte, suddenly began bieeding trom her ear ‘A death ray using infrasonic sound has actually boon perfected by Viadimir Gavreau of Marseilles, France. Ithas a range of five miles and is capable of kiling every living thing ints path, including leaves on tees. It produces an inaudible sound wave of fess than 16 cycles per second that can pene trate your bones, produce horrible UFO REPORT 81SOUNDS agories throughout your nervous sys fom, and kil you slowy and painful Sound is nothing bu vibrations of the air. A’ loudspeaker produces. sound waves through the fluctuations of a rapidly moving paper cone. You don't need a complicated technological do vice to produce sound waves. Touch a chunk of dry ice with a warm piece of metal and you wil gota loud, ping wail that sounds almost lke @ human scream. This very sound, the classic wal of the banshee,” has been heard many times. during UFO and monster Sightings. AS noted earlier, sudden ehanges of temperature often occur uring paranormal events and it could be that these unearthly screams. are produced by such changes rather than by.a set of word vocal chords ‘Tne concussive fects, the sharp explosions. and skyquakes, (even the wee tary Tok have reporedly disap: peared suddenly with a loud bang), ould be an offshoot of the mysterious tmateriaization and dematerialization process. If an object suddenly materialized in our reality it would haturaly push aside a quantity of ait qual t0 ts own mass. This sudden movement of air would produce a Sound. When the object lett through ematerializaton, air would rush into the space it vacated and produce an implosion. Such explosions and impo: sions are commonly reported in window areas, Orer sounds associated with UFOs could result om beams of light. We 78 UFO REPORT know that UFOs are surrounded by ultraviolet and infrared light because of the many actinic ray bums suffered by witnesses. We also know that beams of light can produce hissing and crackling sounds. Soldiers siting far from power- ful searchiights have reported hearing such sounds when the searchiight's beam swept above them. Hissing and crackling sounds are frequently re- ported in UFO cases, along with sounds like the “buzzing of bees.” Interestingly, such sounds also occur in religious phenomena such as the ‘miracie” at Fatima, Portugal, in 1917. Still other sounds, not so easily ‘explained, have come from UFOs. In the famous Eagle River, Wis. case of 1961, witness Joe Simonton said he heard a sound like “ties on a wet pavement.” In Jacksonville, Fla, in January 1969, strange clouds ap- peared emitting sounds “ike someone walking on pebbles.” Sounds like “rush ing wind” and "roaring waterfalls” have also been frequently reported. ‘Any youngster can create a realistic lion's roar by hauling a piece of string through a tin can, and nearly all of the UFO sounds can be duplicated with modern technology. You don't need a spaceship filled with complicated equipment, to produce an ultrasonic whine or high-pitched beep. Almost all of the sounds associated with UFOs are probably the natural result of energy transitions rather than loudspeakers or fiendish radio transmit- ters. As forms of electromagnetic energy alter frequencies (the ancients called it “changing vibrations") they affect our atomsphere in subtle ways. ‘Sometimes they cause temperature changes. Other times they set up sound waves. These sounds can never be Used as evidence that we are being Visited by an alien race trom some distant planet. But they can lead us to some concrete information about how the UFO phenomenon is atfecting us individually and collectively Weiner or not these things are entering our skies from outor space or from some intercimensional sysiom of fanergy changes is really a moot ques- tion; a question we need to ack but can ot expect 1 answer. So many ies and deceptions have been built up around the enigma that we may never find an ultimate solution. “They” are masters of psychological warfare. They can make ls see anything they want us to see, and even lead us to boleve anything they want us to believe. In the 1890s everyone was convinced that the dig bles playing phonograph in the sky were the work of some secret inventor. The dirigioles looked and sounded like the handiwork of some back yard tink- erer, just as the modern UFOs look and sound ike what we imagine space- ships from another world would be ike In earlier times they posed as angels and devis, and in very ancient times they acted out the roles of gods them selves, But these were all merely dis- guises, nothing more. While we cursed them, worshipped them, and turned speculating about them ‘into @ major intellectual exercise, they continued their mysterious missions—stopping lone travelers on isolated roads to hypnotize them, probe their minds, and remodel their brain circuitry. ‘Our own psychological wartare ex- perts are now using techniques ident tal to the UFO tricks. In fact, i we wanted 10 we could create our own Uological lofe by kidnapping people, subjecting them to these brainwashing tacts, and turn them loose believing they had visited another planet or had chatted with a spaceman. Some ufologists, such as Dr. Leon Davidson, have actually accused the CIA and KGB of doing that very thing. However, such an exercise would be pointless ‘and expensive. We can only assume that the intel gence behind the UFO phenomenon hhas @ real motive, that a very tangible purpose lies behind all the manipula tions of the past several thousand years. All of the deceptions and dis- {guises are meant to hide the real terror {rom us. The zones of fear, the beeps in the night, the screaming wails from the ‘swamps, aro all part of the centuries- ‘ld game. A game so involved and so diffuse that the governments of the world gave up trying to cope with it ong ago. Ti tne UFOs are real, they have an arsenal far more treatening than Our uny atomic stockpiles. They could fil Sur soldiers with fear and cause them to throw down their weapons and run Tor the'r lives. They could hypnotize us en ‘masse and while we were all enjoying pleasant hallucinations they could strip our planet bare. But if that was their intent they would have done itiong ago. We might not be defenseless, though. We could use their own weapons against them. They shun earthly light beams and will Bounce out of the way of searchiights, We might be able to shoot them down with: laser beams. They are also very sensitive to sound—their own weapons. Even primitive tribes know that the best way to get rid of demons and abominable ‘snowmen is to blow horns, beat drums, and ring bells. If you want to spook spook or get rid of a poltergeist you need only buy a dog whistle—a whistle pitched in the ultrasonic range—and blow it when the manifestations occur. Perhaps we could build ultrasonic si- rens to defend our cities it the need should raise. Butitis more likely that the weird UFO ‘games will quietly continue for another mallennium; that millions of us will con: tinue to be stopped on remote back roads to have our brains tampered with, ‘our thoughts pilfered, and wake up the ‘next morning with litte or no memory of what happened to us, suffering from the classic UFO symptoms of dehydration, headaches, muscular aches, and lethargy. Meanwhile our governments and the scientific establishment will Continue to tell us that such things don't exist, and the UFO enthusiasts will tell us that the space people are friendly, and have only our interests at heart, land have promised to pass along a ‘cure for cancer. it will seem perfectly natural and logical when we decide 10 divorce our wives, abandon our homes, and join an army to invade Ethiopia. It always has, *