Missing Link - 1991 06 - no 105

Magazine Overview

Title: THE MISSING LINK
Issue: Number 105
Date: June 1991
Type: Special 10th YEAR ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

This issue of The Missing Link magazine celebrates its 10th anniversary, reflecting on the past decade of UFO research and experiences. It includes announcements for upcoming UFOCCI events, features articles on UFO hypotheses, advanced propulsion theories, and personal accounts from individuals involved in the field.

UFOCCI Events and Announcements

The magazine announces several upcoming events organized by the UFO Contact Center International (UFOCCI). In the Seattle area, a Sky Watch and Overnight Camp Out is scheduled for July 6th on Arlette Cohen's farm, and a "UFO Expo Open House" will be held on June 22nd at Camp Long, featuring a special guest speaker who is a lifelong abductee/contactee. The event will include lectures, drawings of experiences, videos, and musical entertainment. Another significant event is JORPAH in Cottonwood, Arizona, scheduled for August 31st to September 2nd, requiring advance reservations at the Rodeway Inn.

The staff of UFOCCI and The Missing Link state that they do not assume responsibility for drawings and articles sent to the office. Subscriptions are available for $20.00 within the U.S. and $35 overseas airmail, sent to their Federal Way, Washington address. They welcome articles, cartoons, and letters to the editor, clarifying that the opinions expressed are those of the writers and do not necessarily reflect the views of UFOCCI.

Editorial: Happy 10th Anniversary UFOCCI

This editorial, dated June 4, 1981 - 1991, marks the 10th anniversary of the UFOCCI's existence. The author reflects on what has been learned over the decade, noting that while Pleiadians are said to be 3,000 years ahead, humanity is at least 10 years ahead of scientific organizations in understanding certain phenomena. The UFOCCI in Seattle has seen over 300 people pass through, with some returning years later. The editorial highlights how early beliefs about genetic manipulation and sexual abductions, once ridiculed, are now being acknowledged by scientific organizations. It mentions a significant case that has led to controversy but has stood the test of time, referencing the "Talmud Immanuel" and its interpretation by Dr. James Deardorff, which suggests a future understanding of the soul and creation, with Billy Meier allegedly playing a role in bringing this truth. The piece concludes with a call for faith, love, and progress, praying for celestial beings to help humanity become more loving.

Christy Dennis: UFO Hypothesis

Christy Dennis, who stayed with UFOCCI directors in 1982 and wrote "UFO Contact Center International" and "UFO Contact from the Pleiades," presents her hypothesis on why UFO contacts occur. She suggests that multiple extraterrestrial (ET) races may exist, each with unique technologies and viewpoints, similar to the diversity on Earth. Dennis posits that communication with ETs is challenging due to vastly different physiological and emotional environments, making direct translation difficult. She proposes that ETs communicate by accessing the contactee's minds, utilizing their thoughts, memories, and emotions. This explains why contact experiences often reflect the individual's personality and background. Dennis believes contacts are more likely with "highly impressionable" individuals and that memories are often erased to protect the contactee. She notes that while the "Talmud Immanuel" case substantiates a future understanding of truth, it also highlights the ongoing controversy fueled by doubt and lack of love.

Christy Dennis: Why Did Contact Occur in First Place?

In this section, Dennis offers a further hypothesis regarding the origin of UFO contacts. She suggests that Earth may have been a colony for one or more ET races, citing evidence from figures in Peru and ancient drawings. Dennis proposes that current Earth technology, including the neutron bomb, poses a threat to these colonies and potentially the galaxy. She believes ETs may feel responsible for humanity's dilemma due to their potential influence on Earth's technological development. Sightings and contacts have increased due to these technological advances. Dennis views the physical examinations during contacts as a means for ETs to assess the contactee's physical, mental, and emotional condition, preparing humanity for open communication with ET councils assigned to Earth, which she predicts could occur within one or two generations.

Alan C. Holt: Star*Craft the Anti-Gravity Fleet

This article, reprinted from Science Digest, discusses Alan C. Holt's "hyper-space jump propulsion theory." Holt, a NASA engineer and scientist, theorized in 1982 about spacecraft capable of altering local gravitational fields. The article describes the hypothetical "Star Eagle 1" spacecraft, which can perform space-time jumps. It contrasts this with other propulsion concepts like Orion (atomic bomb powered) and Daedalus (using deuterium and helium-3). Holt's theory, building on Dr. Frederick Alzofon's work, suggests that a unified field theory could enable the conversion of electromagnetic energy into gravitational force. This would involve pulsing aluminum-and-iron panels with microwaves in a magnetic field to orient electrons and influence virtual processes, thereby reducing gravitational force. The article also touches upon Einstein's pursuit of a unified field theory and the concept of hyperspace energy currents.

Editor's Note: The Meier's Chronicles

The editor notes that the video "The Meier's Chronicles" provides a perfect example of Holt's theory, showing a "hyperspace" craft leaping away and reappearing instantly.

Tim Beckley: Personal Journey and Experiences

Tim Beckley, a long-time publisher in the UFO field, shares his personal journey and experiences. He began publishing a UFO Newsletter at age 14, which grew to a circulation of 1200. Beckley recounts early experiences with a haunted house, poltergeists, and precognitive revelations from his grandmother. His own unusual experiences began at age six, and at eight or nine, he had an out-of-body experience. His first UFO sighting occurred at age ten in New Jersey, involving two mysterious, rotating lights in the sky that he believes were not weather balloons. Beckley discusses the evolution of the UFO field, the blending of UFO and psychic phenomena, and the early contactee accounts of people like George Adamski and Dr. Dan Fry, whose claims of rapid travel were initially dismissed but are now understood in the context of space travel capabilities. He also mentions the influence of radio commentator Long John Neville and other early UFO figures like Howard Menger and George Van Tassle. Beckley emphasizes the importance of grounding psychic and spiritual experiences with tangible evidence of UFOs, such as landing traces and power blackouts, to convince the public and scientific community.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue include the 10th anniversary of the UFO CCI, the exploration of various UFO hypotheses, the potential for advanced anti-gravity and hyperspace propulsion technologies, and the personal experiences of contactees and researchers. The magazine maintains an open-minded stance towards UFO phenomena, encouraging investigation and discussion while also emphasizing the need for evidence and a balanced perspective that integrates psychic and physical aspects of the phenomena. The editorial stance appears to be one of advocating for greater acceptance of unconventional ideas and a more loving, truth-seeking approach to understanding the universe and humanity's place within it.

Title: The Missing Link
Issue: 105
Date: June 1991
Publisher: Tim Beckley

This issue of The Missing Link magazine delves into various aspects of the paranormal and unexplained, with a strong focus on UFO phenomena, contactee experiences, and Sasquatch research. It features personal accounts, channeled messages, and discussions on potential global events.

UFOs and Global Influence

The issue begins by discussing the reality of UFOs and the work of groups like NICAP, APRO, and MUFON in presenting evidence to the scientific establishment. The author reflects on the vast number of contactee stories heard over the years and ponders the implications for humanity's future. There's a suggestion that UFOs might intervene if humanity is on the path to self-destruction, referencing the movie "The Day the Earth Stood Still" as a parallel.

A significant portion of the article focuses on the massive power blackout that occurred on November 9, 1965, affecting over 30 million homes in the Northeast USA and Canada. It is suggested that this blackout, which lasted for more than a day, was potentially caused by UFOs. The article mentions that numerous UFO sightings were reported just before and during the blackout, information that was not widely released. A specific account by a deputy aviation commander who saw a mushroom-shaped object before the lights went out in Syracuse is highlighted. Additionally, William Stillwell of St. Paul Episcopal Church claims to have photographed spiral-shaped fireballs in the sky prior to the event. The author posits that UFOs demonstrate an ability to control electrical appliances and shut off power over large areas.

Actor Stuart Whitman recounts his experience during the 1965 blackout, waking up to total darkness and hearing a voice that directed him to the window, where he saw two egg-shaped objects hovering near Central Park. He was told by the voice that they were responsible for the blackout, intended to show humanity their ability to interfere with warlike activities.

The magazine also touches upon UFOs' alleged ability to control military aircraft, hover over military bases and missile silos, and even prevent missiles from firing. Cases are mentioned where UFOs reportedly knocked out radar and military bases, citing an incident over Iran.

Channeled Messages and Prophecy

Tim Beckley, the editor and publisher, shares a channeled message he received, referred to as "The New World Order." This message discusses the existence of beings in multiple dimensions and worlds, from the elemental to the most powerful masters. It emphasizes the vastness of the universe and the multitude of life forms. The message urges humanity to learn to live in peace and harmony, expand consciousness, and recognize the sanctity of life. It speaks of "Star People" who want to help Earth and bring love, and that they are guiding humanity towards a "ONE SOURCE."

The Gathering of the Eagles

This section introduces Menno Pauls, a contactee who was told to make contact with the "eagles." The article suggests that those working to spread this awareness are involved in a large project, and individuals are becoming aware of their roles. It implies that people have volunteered for this "trip" in past lives and are now prepared for action. The "eagles" are described as seeds of the future, and FAITH and HOPE are presented as tickets to a coming age. The mission is the primary focus, setting aside ego.

Menno Pauls recounts his own extraordinary adventure that began with a disheveled old man asking about pigeons. This encounter led to a series of events that changed his life and family. He describes being told about "birds" being gathered and a light shining through them. He was assured that he and his family would be protected.

Pauls describes a vision in 1975 where he saw a mountain crumbling and transforming into houses, buses, and vehicles, with people landing safely on grassy slopes. He also had a vision of a nuclear attack on North America and people being drawn to safe areas in British Columbia. In 1976, he had another encounter where he was asked three questions, leading him to a vision of an old farm.

Following these experiences, Menno Pauls began receiving directions to deliver messages to specific people. He recounts telling a couple about a future green valley setting and their protection. He also instructed a man fixing his car that if he found himself in a mountain valley, he would know why and would be a source of peace and comfort to others who would gather there. These protected areas are described as having an invisible shield.

In 1977, a cafe became a clearing house for Menno's messages. He met a woman who confirmed his message with a dream she had about a ball of light and being in a valley. The article suggests that Menno had the message and UFOCCI had the "Eagles" looking for their purpose.

Menno Pauls also discusses prophecies concerning the "end of an age" and a "new garden." He mentions that the time of tribulation might begin in North America, referencing economic crises and world humiliations. The "main event" is predicted to be a catastrophic event in North America, possibly an earthquake in Southern California, followed by volcanic activity, economic collapse, and a nuclear attack, potentially precipitated by actions of the Pentagon. He also speaks of a comet in 1979 and another in 1998 that could sterilize the Earth or cause it to tumble end for end, with only those in "pockets of protection" surviving as "seeds of the new."

Sasquatch Encounters

Stan Johnson, a Sasquatch researcher from Oregon, shares his experiences and beliefs. He describes the Sasquatch as being like an Indian, believing that having a picture taken interferes with their spirit. He describes a Sasquatch he encountered as a 346-year-old man. Johnson recounts an incident in 1983 while deer hunting where he saw a Sasquatch looking over a stump. He approached it without fear, feeling a warm feeling, and spoke to it for five minutes, though it did not respond. He later took his daughter, who observed the Sasquatch placing moss under a cedar tree.

Johnson also shares an anecdote about a man who described a Sasquatch grabbing a stick from him and then dropping it. He mentions that Sasquatch are gentle and possess much love and tranquility. He believes they want to be left alone and are concerned about humanity poisoning their water and territory.

He describes their ability to become invisible in a flash and teleport into another dimension if shot. He states he met three of them and that they mate for life. He also notes that they like salt and leave signs, such as a pyramid shape with a cross, which he has seen on their ships. He recounts being taken for a ride in a spaceship by a "Star Person" and experiencing its advanced technology, noting its light weight and indestructible material.

Beliefs and Statistics

The issue includes a poll showing a "surprising degree" of credence in psychic and supernatural phenomena among U.S. adults. One in four people believe in ghosts, one in six cite communications with the deceased, one in four claim telepathic communication, one in ten have seen or been in the presence of a ghost, one in seven have seen a UFO, one in four believe in astrology, and about half believe in extrasensory perception.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the existence and influence of UFOs and extraterrestrial beings, the concept of "contactees" and their experiences, and the potential for profound global changes or prophecies. There's a strong undercurrent of spiritualism and a belief in a "divine plan." The editorial stance appears to be one of open-mindedness towards these phenomena, presenting personal testimonies and channeled messages as valid accounts. The magazine also explores the less-explored topic of Sasquatch, integrating it into the broader discussion of unexplained phenomena and spiritual connections.

This issue of The Missing Link, Number 105, dated June 1991, delves into a variety of topics centered around spiritual transformation, extraterrestrial contact, and unexplained phenomena. The magazine presents a blend of speculative prophecy, personal accounts, and investigative journalism, reflecting a community interested in alternative belief systems and the paranormal.

Prophecy and Spiritual Transition

The issue opens with a prophetic outlook on a coming tribulation period, suggesting that many individuals will leave the planet as their roles are complete, having laid foundations for a 'new garden.' These individuals are expected to depart peacefully, some even bypassing the death experience due to evolved consciousness. Others will remain to fulfill karmic roles or experience further evolution. A concept of 'pockets' is introduced, areas where a few million individuals will be protected by a tangible dome of God's protection, preparing for 'transplanting' to a new garden. This period is described not as an end, but as the dawning of a new time. 'Eagles,' a group of aware individuals, are identified as crucial in guiding and reassuring those who are less aware, who will be 'elevated automatically' and unaware of the transition. A simultaneous worldwide light is predicted to signal the start of these final tribulations.

Extraterrestrial Contact and Abduction Experiences

The magazine explores various facets of UFO encounters and alien contact. One section discusses how different means are used to reach 'Eagles,' including contact by aliens in space-ships, spiritual beings, or guides. Menno, a contactee, feels that the physical beings contacting him are his guides, capable of moving between dimensions. A vision of a 'Prince of Hope' dressed in a cloak with a six-pointed star is shared. The author expresses an opinion that angels, guides, and aliens are one and the same.

Letters and Personal Accounts

A significant portion of the magazine comprises letters from readers, offering diverse perspectives and experiences:

• Claudia from Kansas City: A report from an UFO Conference where speakers like Rosemary Decker (holograms), Jorge Marint (Puerto Rico UFOs), Antonio Huneeus, Sergei Bulantsev (USSR), Linda Mouton Howe, Robert Oechsler, George Wingfield (crop circles), and William Sherwood (N.Y.) presented their findings. Forest Crawford from MUFON is noted for his open approach to abduction and channeling cases.
• Goldie King (Associate Director, Neenah, Wisconsin): Mentions an upcoming UFOCCI Convention in Kansas City, MO, sponsored by Claudia Sanderson's group. She also includes a poll for abductees regarding changes in eating habits, contact with aliens, and the types and origins of aliens.
• Unsigned Letter (Response to 'Hank' article): Describes recurring psychic experiences and vivid dreams of a strange, arid land with ruins, dust storms, and a hum. The dreamer encountered short, stocky people in portable shelters and witnessed scenes of a war involving black robots capturing people for implantation as slaves. The writer connects this to warnings from 'Tau Ceti' about aliens harming other worlds.
• Robin Quail: A serious tone is adopted regarding trauma experienced by abductees and their relatives. The writer shares two facts: their baby was taken, and they give love. The First World Congress in Tucson is described as an important event.
• Shi Xuan (Gansu, China): Expresses interest from the Journal of UFO Research in establishing contact and exchanging publications, with a potential for translating articles into English.
• Lloyd Haverman: Requests a subscription renewal, highlighting the 'Tau Ceti Connection' in the April issue as a condemnation of government handling of alien species.
• Ron Jackson (Assoc. Director, Elkhart, IN): Writes a complaint regarding Forest Crawford's article, pointing out inconsistencies in time frames and the co-existence of 'tubes' and the OSS (Outer Space Service).
• Howard Kaufman (Woodland Hills, CA): Comments on the March issue's story, 'Close Encounter in Cambodia - 1971,' and praises the new cover format. He identifies himself as a UFO Researcher for Armand A. Laprade's 'Would You Believe' publication.
• Elizabeth Rush, Ph.D.: Expresses shock at abductees suffering more trauma from hypnotists than their original experiences. She criticizes hypnotists for pressuring abductees for information and fabricating 'wild stories,' leading some to suicidal thoughts. She advocates for UFOCCI as a source of help over MUFON, defining MUFON as 'Nuts and bolts' and UFOCCI as 'People.'
• Aileen (Dream Account): Shares a dream about rescuing a captured, injured Bald Eagle, experiencing flight with it, and a profound connection. The dream involves a figure behind a door who threatens her, but she stands her ground.

The Stayce Borland Murder Case

A detailed account by Aileen discusses her and Mark Andrews' testimony in the murder trial of Stayce Borland and her brother Russ in Las Vegas. The Public Defender's office became aware of them through George Knapp, a journalist who had covered UFOs in the area and included a section on Stayce's murder in a documentary. Aileen sent letters from Stayce to the detective and the Public Defender. The article raises several points of concern regarding the trial proceedings:

1. The Public Defender's office had to obtain a court order to access the case file.
2. Letters sent by Aileen were not included in the file.
3. The detective assigned to the case allegedly changed his testimony regarding the time of the murder to place the accused in town, contradicting earlier statements.
4. Hair samples of the accused were reportedly missing from the apartment.
5. Hearsay evidence was allegedly used.
6. Police knew the accused's whereabouts for a year but did not apprehend him.
7. A spiral ring notebook, found after the murder and containing notations like "Stayce Borland, she knows too much, she has to be gotten rid of," was not entered into evidence.

The accused, who was friends with Stayce and interested in UFOs, was found innocent. The article suggests a possible cover-up, with the Prosecutor allegedly allowing things to slide, implying knowledge of the accused's innocence. The writer expresses concern that the real murderer is still free and questions the government's role in potentially hiding the perpetrator, leaving citizens vulnerable.

DNA and Human Evolution

Goldie King, Associate Director from Neenah, Wisconsin, contributes an article on DNA. She explores the potential connection between human DNA and the activities of 'Space People,' suggesting that extraterrestrial research might offer insights into human DNA. The article explains DNA cloning, sequencing, and the blending of DNA segments with other life forms. It touches upon the concept of DNA as a hereditary determinant and proposes that sex may serve as a repair system for damaged DNA. The possibility of extraterrestrials using DNA for purposes such as checking human system improvements, aiding evolution, or 'claiming their own' is discussed. The article concludes by inviting readers to share their ideas on the subject.

Other Content

The issue also includes information about The Darkside BBS/UFO Research Network, a computer bulletin board dedicated to UFOs and the paranormal, offering free access. A poll for abductees by Goldie King seeks information on alien contact. Additionally, an invitation is extended for a campout sponsored by Goldie King in Neenah, WI.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around spiritual preparedness for a future tribulation, the nature of extraterrestrial contact and abduction, and the potential for hidden truths regarding UFO phenomena and government involvement. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these subjects, providing a platform for diverse viewpoints and personal testimonies, while also expressing skepticism towards established institutions like MUFON when they are perceived as unhelpful or dismissive of genuine experiences. The magazine seems to advocate for a more holistic and spiritually-oriented approach to understanding UFO phenomena and personal transformation, as exemplified by the promotion of UFOCCI and the critical examination of conventional investigative methods in the Stayce Borland case.