Amskaya - No 082 - 2010 04

Magazine Overview

AMSKAYA, Issue No. 82, dated April 2010, is the newsletter of the STAR Fellowship. The cover features the title 'AMSKAYA' prominently, along with a stylized star symbol and an illustration depicting a UFO over a landscape. The issue delves into various aspects of UFO phenomena and extraterrestrial contact.

UFOs Over Glastonbury Tor

The issue begins with a report on UFOs photographed over Glastonbury Tor in 2005, as reported by Malcolm Jenson in the Wells Journal. Jenson describes capturing images of 'flying dots' and other phenomena that experts could not identify as birds or planes. He also recounts an apprehensive feeling he experienced while on the Tor during the photography session. The article mentions that the local newspaper planned to run the pictures. Jenson notes that Glastonbury Tor is a ley centre, suggesting a potential connection to Tony Wedd's theories on magnetic currents. A separate report recalls an incident on July 17th, 1969, where four night shift workers at the Morlands factory in Glastonbury saw a ball of fire making complex manoeuvres over the Tor.

Extraterrestrials Among Us

This section, authored by Michael E. Salla, PhD, presents evidence suggesting that 'human looking' extraterrestrial visitors have integrated into major population centers. Salla cites whistleblower testimonies, including that of Command Sergeant Major Robert Dean, who claims to have seen a secret NATO document detailing interactions between leaders and these extraterrestrials. Dean expressed concern that these beings could blend in so well that they might be indistinguishable from humans, even present in high-level government institutions. The article also references George Adamski's accounts of extraterrestrials living among humans and their ability to blend in. Professor 'Prof Hernandez' from the University of Mexico, along with journalist Zitha Rodriguez, shared an account of an extraterrestrial female named Elyense (Lya) who posed as a student and later invited Hernandez on a space mission. This incident, which occurred between 1972 and 1974, involved Lya taking Hernandez into space, where he observed Earth from orbit. Lt Col Wendelle Stevens investigated Hernandez's story and found similarities to other contactee cases. The article further discusses Ingo Swann's experiences, including his involvement in the CIA's Project Star Gate and his encounter with a strikingly attractive extraterrestrial female in a supermarket. Swann's work with 'Mr Axelrod', a covert operative, provided evidence of extraterrestrials living among us and the efforts of shadow government agencies to monitor them. The article highlights that these extraterrestrials are often attractive and can blend in, but are monitored by covert personnel. A case involving an alleged former member of the Special Boat Service arresting two females believed to be extraterrestrials is also mentioned, illustrating the monitoring efforts by special forces.

Government Monitoring and Regulations

Salla's article suggests that government agencies are aware of extraterrestrials and have developed strategies to monitor them, possibly to prevent unauthorized disclosure of their presence, which is considered a national security threat. The article details a 1969 NASA federal regulation titled 'Extra-terrestrial Exposure,' which provided a legal precedent for the detention and indefinite imprisonment of individuals who come into contact with extraterrestrials, without due legal process. Although this regulation was officially removed in 1991, it is suggested that it could still be cited by government agencies. The article posits that these laws and regulations are used to coerce private citizens and silence those who discover the true identity of extraterrestrials. It is noted that extraterrestrials seem to be operating as a 'celestial peace corps,' learning about human culture and possibly assisting in education efforts. The article mentions that some extraterrestrials are given VIP status, suggesting a tolerance for their presence by responsible government agencies.

Legal Rights and Public Awareness

The article emphasizes the risk to private citizens who make contact with extraterrestrials, especially if government agencies wish to suppress the information. It calls for the right to interact with extraterrestrials to be formally recognized, suggesting that public action is needed. A 'Declaration on Promoting Peaceful Relations with Extraterrestrials' from 2005 is mentioned, affirming the natural right of citizens to have open contact and engage in non-official diplomacy. A draft bill for an 'Extraterrestrial Contact Act' is also noted as a potential legislative initiative.

Letters and Web Sites

The 'Letters' section includes a contribution from Norman Darwen of Lancashire, who recounts a conversation about a 'flying saucer' sculpture near Rawtenstall. He also describes spotting a structure called 'Halo' on a landfill site near Haslingden, noting that the area is part of the 'Pennine UFO Corridor' and has a history of sightings. Another letter details a sighting by Aron Sacks in Bacup, Lancashire, of a strange, silent object that hovered briefly before zooming off. His father, Mike Sacks, also reported seeing UFOs in the area. The article includes links to various websites relevant to extraterrestrial contact and ley lines.

Publications and Products

The issue also lists several publications and products available from the STAR Fellowship, including:

• The Hidden Unity and Beginnings: A study of subconscious siting of ley points, with investigations into ley centres and an appendix on Pagan religion. Illustrated with photographs, maps, and line drawings.
• Beginnings: A series of discoveries by Jimmy Goddard, including earth energy detection, natural antigravity, and subconscious siting.
• Earth People, Space People: A booklet based on Tony Wedd's 1961 manuscript, detailing contact claims and articles on the STAR Fellowship, life in the Solar System, and extraterrestrial language.
• The Legacy of Tony Wedd: A CD-ROM of Tony Wedd's exhibition on flying saucers, landscape energies, and lost technology.

AMSKAYA itself is available by subscription for £2 for four quarterly issues.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue of AMSKAYA are UFO sightings, the presence and integration of extraterrestrials into human society, government secrecy and monitoring of UFO phenomena, and the legal and social implications of extraterrestrial contact. The editorial stance, as presented through the articles and reports, appears to be one of open inquiry into the UFO phenomenon and the extraterrestrial hypothesis, advocating for greater public awareness and the recognition of citizens' rights to interact with potential extraterrestrial visitors. The STAR Fellowship, as the publisher, seems dedicated to investigating these topics and disseminating information to its members and the public.