Missing Link - 1992 04 - no 115

Magazine Overview

Title: THE MISSING LINK
Issue: Number 115
Volume: 12
Date: April 1992
Price: $2.95
Publisher: UFOCCI

This issue of The Missing Link magazine features a striking cover image of Earth viewed from space, with the title prominently displayed. The magazine focuses on UFO phenomena, government secrecy, and the analysis of evidence.

Articles and Features

UFO's: LET THE EVIDENCE SPEAK FOR ITSELF

This section promotes a new book by Clifford E. Stone, titled "UFO's: LET THE EVIDENCE SPEAK FOR ITSELF." The book reportedly delves into classified U.S. Government information concerning UFOs, including details on national security classifications, Air Force recovery programs, and potential threats. It aims to reveal how certain UFO reports were excluded from Project Blue Book files as "vital intelligence information." The book is available for order with payment to Clifford E. Stone at Post Office Box 5695, Roswell, N.M. 88202-5695, for $16.95 plus $3.50 for postage and handling.

UFO Art by RON RUSSELL

The magazine features the artwork of Ron Russell, described as a "masterful artist of our celestial frontier." His work is inspired by his dreams and visions, focusing on themes of space-time and light. Russell's artistic background includes training in aesthetics and philosophy, and he previously worked as a theatre designer. His paintings are created directly onto the back of glass, with intricate details and vibrant colors. His work is held in prestigious collections, including the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, and has been featured on album and magazine covers.

III WORLD UFO CONGRESS

An advertisement announces the III World UFO Congress, scheduled to take place from June 25th to July 5th, 1992, at the Hotel St. Petersburg in St. Petersburg, Russia. The event promises representation from over 19 countries, with eminent scientists presenting their research in UFOlogy. It is described as a historic event marking a new era of understanding, focusing on the evolution of Cosmic Consciousness and featuring contactees. Information and reservations can be made by contacting Elena Chebotariova in St. Petersburg or by calling within the U.S.

DELIBERATE DECEPTION: THE BIG SUR UFO FILMING

This is a critical analysis by Bob Jacobs, PhD, of the UFO filming and subsequent U.S. Government cover-up that occurred at Vandenberg Air Force Base in September 1964. Jacobs recounts his firsthand experience as an officer in the U.S. Air Force involved in establishing a long-range tracking site at Big Sur, California. The primary goal was to photograph missile launches. During a test period using the Boston University telescope, an unusual object was observed and filmed maneuvering around a dummy atomic warhead, emitting four bright flashes of light, and subsequently causing the warhead to malfunction.

Jacobs details the technical setup, including the Boston University telescope with a 24-inch objective mirror and a 240-inch focal length, and an image orthicon tube for enhancement. He describes how the object, resembling a classic "flying saucer" with a dome, emitted a beam of light and appeared to "shoot down" the American dummy warhead. Following this event, Major Florenz J. Mansmann, his superior, instructed him to say that the event "never happened," indicating a deliberate cover-up.

Jacobs discusses the challenges of publicizing his story, noting the prejudice against UFO reporting in sensationalist tabloids and the reluctance of academic and mainstream journals to publish his account. He recounts how The National Enquirer was the only publication willing to print his article in 1982, leading to further investigation and verification of his account by others, including Major Mansmann.

Jacobs presents his conclusions based on his experiences and research: the photographed object was a solid, three-dimensional, intelligently controlled flying device of extraterrestrial origin, capable of technology beyond 1964 capabilities. He suggests the event was prearranged and possibly a demonstration of extraterrestrial technology, potentially related to what would become known as "Star Wars" (SDI). The Air Force has alternately denied the existence of the event, his service, the tracking site, and the missile launch. However, a declassified Air Force document, "OPERATIONS ANALYSIS STAFF STUDY PRELIMINARY REPORT ON IMAGE ORTHICON PHOTOGRAPH FROM BIG SUR" by Kingston A. George, dated October 13, 1964, is presented as evidence of a missile malfunction during the Big Sur test period, contradicting official denials.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine appears to adopt a critical stance towards government secrecy and official denials regarding UFO phenomena. It champions the presentation of evidence, even when it challenges established narratives or originates from unconventional sources. The inclusion of articles on UFO cover-ups, analysis of photographic evidence, and promotion of books and events dedicated to UFO research indicate a commitment to exploring and disseminating information on these topics. The magazine also highlights artistic interpretations of UFOs, suggesting an appreciation for the broader cultural impact of the phenomenon.

This issue of The Missing Link, number 115, dated April 1992, contains several articles focusing on UFO phenomena, extraterrestrial contact, and related philosophical and spiritual themes. The content is primarily in English, with some translations from Russian.

Article: FOIA Request and Classified Film

The first section discusses the difficulty of obtaining a classified film related to a UFO event through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request. The author notes that nearly 25 years have passed since the event, making it unlikely for current personnel at Vandenberg Air Force Base to have personal recollections or official records. The possibility that the film was classified for compelling reasons, perhaps related to the later unveiling of the B-2 Stealth Bomber, is raised. The author, who was responsible for an experimental tracking site near Anderson Peak, suggests the film might be released in the future. This site is now a permanent location for missile tracking and is used for Space Shuttle reentries.

Article: AGE AND EXPERIENCE by Bob Anthony

Bob Anthony reflects on the human tendency to dismiss questions based on age, particularly the phrase "You're too young." He argues that this is often an evasion of answers. As he approaches his late twenties, the responses shift to "You're too old to know where I'm coming from." Anthony questions the societal obsession with age, suggesting that beliefs in reincarnation imply that age is not a definitive barrier to understanding. He shares his experiences listening to the elderly and relating to younger people, noting a common desire to be young or old. He connects this to UFO contactee experiences, suggesting that extraterrestrials do not seem to focus on age as a milestone. Anthony concludes by hoping that in his next incarnation, he won't have to start over.

Article: BEFORE THEY LEFT THE EARTH (Translated from Russian)

This article, translated from Russian by Valery Uvarov and Lozanna Elwood, is the first in a series about close encounters with extraterrestrials. It focuses on the case of Suraiya Guynulina, a microbiologist from the U.S.S.R., who reported an encounter on October 2, 1977. Guynulina described seeing a disk and a ball resembling Saturn descend from the sky. Objects resembling "sticks" then moved towards buildings, revealing themselves to be upright beings in Soviet army uniforms. One being approached Guynulina, and she invited him into her flat. The being, who appeared to be about 19 years old and 5'2" tall, communicated with her, initially in Russian. He used a device that allowed them to travel through time and space, showing her historical events and even a battle involving drug traffickers. The extraterrestrial explained that their purpose was to gather information and that humanity's morality was too low for interplanetary communication. He stated that humanity had developed in the wrong direction and possessed a dark, animal origin. The being also discussed the nature of love as an exchange of information and knowledge, and the concept of death as transformation. He mentioned that they could take any form and that children resemble the information they receive. The encounter concluded with the being returning to his craft, leaving Guynulina with the message that "WHEN YOU CHANGE YOUR WAY OF COGNITION, THEN YOU WILL BE CHANGED MORALLY."

Article: PERSONAL THOUGHTS ON EXTRATERRESTRIAL CONTACT by Lorne Goldfader

Lorne Goldfader shares his personal experiences with extraterrestrial contact since 1977, including seeing flying machines and receiving communications, with objects placed inside his body. He notes that many others worldwide have similar experiences. Goldfader contrasts the mundane conversations of everyday life with the profound world of energy and human biological emotions he perceives through contact. He finds it difficult to communicate these experiences to others, as they sound like science fiction. He observes that UFO sightings are increasing globally but are largely ignored by the news. Goldfader believes that the "Visitors" are friends and their message is a call for humanity to "WAKE UP PEOPLE, YOU ARE DESTROYING YOUR PLANET. WAKE UP PEOPLE - YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY THINKING CREATURES IN THE UNIVERSE. IT IS TIME TO GROW UP."

Article: CONTACTS OF ENRIQUE CASTILLO RINCON

This section details multiple contacts experienced by Enrique Castillo Rincon, an engineer and president of the Colombian Institute of Investigations of Extraterrestrial Phenomena. The accounts are based on interviews conducted by Fabio Zerpa.

November 3, 1973 Contact:

preceded by telepathic contacts, Castillo was directed to a site near Bogota. He found a metallic sphere that guided him. Two large domed ships appeared, and one approached him. A tall being in a diving suit descended and communicated telepathically. Castillo was taken aboard a ship where he met Commander Cramacan and crewmembers Cramish, Crulula Crenze, and Crhisnamerk. Crhisnamerk, who spoke Spanish, revealed he had known Castillo for eight years. Castillo learned the ship had a crew of twelve and they sought suitable people for contacts. The extraterrestrials explained they were from the Plicades, a star group far beyond the 328 light-years commonly cited. They corrected Einstein's theory of relativity, stated the speed of light is greater than 300,000 km/sec, and claimed immortality. Castillo visited a laboratory where they extracted chlorophyll from forests for their diet and provided radiation to plants to accelerate fruit bearing. He was shown cosmic maps and told that humanity would discover God within themselves. They claimed to be emissaries of superior entities who had destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah and helped build the Great Pyramid. They predicted the discovery of ancient cities in South America within two years and warned of a potential World War III, which could be postponed. They would not interfere to stop the war. Castillo was shown his house from a great height and saw his family through the walls. He was given a chocolate bar and a petal-like food that provided sustenance for 24 hours. The contact lasted 26 hours.

November 18-19, 1973 Contact:

Castillo arrived at the contact site in Eastern Colombia early but the contact was delayed by seven hours. Thirteen ships arrived, and a small one landed. Crhisnamerk emerged, and Castillo boarded. He met two small beings from Mercury, not the Plicades. He saw whale-like ships and learned that extraterrestrials had contacted prophets. Demonstrations showed how city people react to UFOs, causing panic. Castillo also saw two beautiful women and a robot-like being with an H-like symbol on its back. A tall Jovian being was also present. Castillo was given a pen that could pick up mental images, which he used to draw a butterfly. This contact lasted 26 hours.

July 25, 1974 Contact:

This contact took place between Guadalupe and Monserrat, Colombia. Castillo boarded a small Adamski-type ship and spoke with Venusians, who were Aryan-like and from the Plicades, but shorter (1.50 m. tall). They included Orion, Orton, Yamaru, Yoninca, and Yaraka. They spent 45 minutes outside the ship, observing dawn.

December 24-25, 1974 Contact:

While giving lectures in Caracas, Venezuela, Castillo was told of this contact. He boarded a ship and was taken to an elevation of 4,200 m. in the Peruvian Andes, near a magnetic vortex. He learned of a colony of 218 people being taught by spacemen about science, agriculture, and spirituality to survive a future World War III. He was also taken to an underwater base in the Mariana Trench.

January 29-31, 1975 Contact:

Castillo was taken again to the Peruvian Andes and received a "Three-Step Plan A" from Crhisnamerk, which was given to 24 terrestrial contacts in 19 countries. This plan is for contacting and educating terrestrials. The article notes that Fabio Zerpa, the editor, believes in Castillo's accounts.

Editorial Note

Fabio Zerpa, the editor of Cuarta Dimension, states that the facts presented are in the exact words of the protagonist and expresses hope for future confirmation of the events.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, extraterrestrial encounters, and the potential for interplanetary communication. There is a strong emphasis on the perceived low level of human morality and the need for humanity to change its cognitive processes and way of life. The extraterrestrials in the accounts consistently offer critiques of human society, its aggression, and its spiritual or moral development. The editorial stance, particularly from Fabio Zerpa, appears to be one of open-minded investigation and belief in the sincerity of the witnesses, despite the extraordinary nature of the claims. The magazine seems to promote a perspective that UFO phenomena are real and that extraterrestrials possess advanced knowledge and insights that could benefit humanity, provided humanity is willing to change.

Title: The Missing Link
Issue: 115
Date: April 1992
Publisher: UFO Contact Center International

This issue of The Missing Link delves into various aspects of the UFO phenomenon, featuring personal accounts, research analysis, and reader contributions. The cover prominently displays "THE CROP CIRCLES MYSTERY SOLVED," indicating a focus on this intriguing subject.

Letters and Personal Accounts

The magazine includes several letters from readers sharing their experiences and thoughts.

Roberta Puhalski writes to Aileen concerning an article in a previous issue about Dr. Leopoldo Diaz Martinez's symbol. She mentions attending an Astronomical Society Program and seeing a similar symbol on a card. She also shares a poem written by her 13-year-old daughter about aliens, expressing a desire for a childlike acceptance of them. Roberta also inquires about D. Scott Rogo's address.

Editor's Note regarding D. Scott Rogo states that his address is not available and mentions that he was murdered by an intruder, calling it a "sad loss to researchers."

Eva Puhalski contributes a poem titled "Nocturnal friends for you and me," which speaks of aliens as kind, loving, and unique beings who are working to save humanity.

A personal account details a series of extraordinary experiences beginning on December 17, 1977, with the sighting of a large, cream-colored, pulsating object. The entity communicated a message about humanitarian attitude and selection for the next stage of evolution. Subsequent experiences include encounters with luminous figures, a feeling of being cleansed, and a question about readiness for a transition. The narrator describes being levitated and then returned to bed. Later, in 1982, a shaft of light appeared, followed by the formation of human-like figures and a powerful, intelligent energy. The narrator felt paralyzed and experienced a "genetic or molecular cleansing." A message indicated they were "not ready" for unconditional love and that the entities would return later. The experience was so profound it could not be attributed to imagination. The account also mentions a military-style helicopter hovering over the apartment in 1983, possibly related to a UFO sighting. The narrator also recounts a serious car accident in 1985, followed by a miraculous recovery. In 1987, while experimenting with binaural sound, the narrator experienced unusual phenomena. In 1989, a decision was made to start a serious research group focused on providing news, collecting reports, and educating the public about UFOs and abductions. The narrator also describes developing a "continuous presence" and constructing electronic signaling devices. A female entity named "Esteera" (meaning 'star') attempted to communicate. Abduction cases shared a striking similarity, leading the narrator to believe they were "implanted." In February-April 1991, an itching and burning sensation on the right thigh led to the discovery of a deeply etched triangle symbol. By October 1991, activity switched to the left thigh, with an 'E' carved out, followed by a new triangle. The narrator notes four areas of pulsed activity on their body, which react to certain foods and proximity to ill or nervous people. They believe these implants are dormant biological and computerized seeds. The narrator also recounts a personal miracle where their mother's rare blood cancer mysteriously disappeared after the narrator pleaded with aliens for help.

Thomas Wilson, Associate Director from Anchorage, Alaska, shares experiences including physical marks on his body, such as bumps and puncture marks resembling needle marks, and seeing four grays beside him while lying on a table. He notes many recent sightings in his area and expresses gratitude for living during a period of great change for humanity.

Editor's Note mentions that during the last week of December, several contactees experienced nosebleeds and running noses, including the editor and Thomas Wilson, suggesting a possible shared symptom related to the phenomenon.

Kazuto Shioiri from Nagano, Japan, writes to Aileen about Monica making a TV appearance in Japan, indicating a change in how information is handled. He mentions his life's cycle changes every seven years, with 1992 being a year of change for him. He is renewing his subscription to The Missing Link.

Editor's Note on Kazuto mentions he traveled from Japan to Jorpah in 1985 and expresses hope he can do so again. They also inquire about "Monica."

Analysis of Government UFOs

Harv Howard, Associate Director from Manchaca, Texas, analyzes an article from the December 1991 issue of Popular Mechanics titled "America's New Secret Aircraft" by Gregory T. Pope. The article discussed the U.S. military's development of craft with amazing capabilities, including the TR-3A laser target designator and tactical reconnaissance aircraft. Howard notes that ufologists have long expected to see signs of UFO technology in U.S. warplanes. He discusses the possibility that the B-2 bomber and other advanced aircraft might be UFO-derived or that the government is using PR to cover up genuine UFO craft development. Howard points out that the article never uses the term "UFO," which he believes is a deliberate omission. He suggests that the article might be an attempt to reveal minor characteristics of secret aircraft while simultaneously undermining the credibility of an alien explanation for observed craft. He concludes that the article implies that any strange flying object is likely a U.S. aircraft, thus discouraging belief in aliens.

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Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue of The Missing Link strongly emphasizes personal experiences and testimonies related to UFO sightings, alien contact, and physical manifestations. The magazine appears to support the idea that UFO phenomena are real and that there may be a connection between advanced technology, government secrecy, and extraterrestrial intelligence. The analysis of the Popular Mechanics article suggests a critical stance towards official explanations that dismiss alien involvement. The recurring theme of implants and physical markings points to direct, often invasive, contact with non-human entities. The inclusion of reader poems and personal accounts highlights the emotional and spiritual impact of these experiences. The overall stance is one of open inquiry into the unexplained, encouraging readers to share their own experiences and to maintain an awareness of phenomena that may be deliberately obscured by official channels.