An interesting one made news recently with regard to an Out of Place Animal (in this case a bear) witnessed in Rendlesham forest, site of one of the most infamous UFO reports ever documented. Below is the link to the article:
Bear Spotted in Rendlesham Forest?
Nick Redfern, a native of England and also famed for his research of such areas as documented in his book Three Men Seeking Monsters, comments over at his blog Man-Beast UK:
“As some of you may know, the forest’s main claim to fame is that it was the site (in December 1980) of what is without doubt Britain’s most famous UFO incident.
So, is a bear really on the loose in an area of forest that just happened to already be dominated by high-strangeness? Read the rest of this entry »










What a lovely holiday… Saint Patrick’s Day is my personal favorite, for a variety of reasons. I’ll likely be toting a Guinness on draft this evening (and on that note, cheers Jim; as well all you others who like to raise a glass every so often).

Spring has arrived here in the mountains of Western North Carolina, and just in time for Sunshine Week 2009. This March 15th through the 21st, journalists, students, teachers, private citizens, and bloggers like myself will engage in trying to stimulate discussion about the importance of open government. Whether or not this has to do with popular conspiracy topics like UFOs is up to the individuals who participate, although the general focus is to help promote the idea that often unnecessary secrecy should be avoided, especially if the information isn’t so sensitive that it couldn’t be released without causing harm anyway.