OVNI - 1994 10 - October

Magazine Overview

This issue of <OVNI> (October 1994) is a newsletter from the Phenomenon Research Association, focusing on the Leeds UFO Conference Special. It details presentations and discussions that took place at the conference, alongside other UFO-related reports and an astronomy column.

Leeds UFO Conference Special

The conference, organized by Quest International, was a success with tickets sold out. Several members of the Phenomenon Research Association (PRA) attended.

Graham W. Birdsall's Presentation

Graham W. Birdsall, editor of 'UFO Magazine', presented details of recent UFO-associated incidents. He mentioned reports of over 800 calves disappearing in an animal mutilation case and the revelation by retired Lt. Col. C. Halt about an unmarked Galaxy aircraft landing and unloading equipment during the Rendlesham Forest incident in December 1980. Birdsall also discussed lobbying efforts by the Alien Acknowledgement Campaign, suggesting that educating the general public would be more beneficial than lobbying MPs, who he felt had little interest in UFOs.

Birdsall also shared an interesting conversation with an ex-USAF member who had visited the Nevada test site and claimed to have seen the 'Aurora' secret aircraft, including a Mark 3 version.

USSR UFO Reports

Birdsall discussed a large amount of information emerging from the former USSR concerning UFO reports. There were 40 cases where aircraft encountered UFOs. Initially, pilots were instructed to chase and shoot at UFOs, but in three cases, the aircraft crashed when the UFOs sped up. Subsequently, the orders changed to pilots changing course and exiting the area if a UFO was sighted. The Russians also claimed that the Americans had set up over thirty radar stations across the USA specifically to detect UFOs.

Tony Dodd's Investigations

Tony Dodd, Director of Investigations for Quest International and a former police officer, discussed 'Flying Triangles' seen over Belgium in the late 80s and early 90s. He interviewed an F16 pilot involved in interceptions, who stated that Belgian Air Force checks with the USAF confirmed no 'stealth' aircraft were in the area. The pilot described the technology as potentially thousands of years ahead of current capabilities.

Dodd also revealed contact with a UFO group in Rumania claiming to be in contact with 'aliens' who appear before them and take them away. The Rumanian group reportedly has a video of these encounters, which Dodd is trying to obtain. They were told of a huge spacecraft in orbit around Earth, present for a long time. The aliens, described as having a spiritual disposition and no names, stated that human race had lost spiritual knowledge over thousands of years. Their spaceships are controlled by 'thought control' and they avoid locations with strong negative influences.

Dodd presented a slide purportedly showing a transparent alien in a room with Rumanian researchers, with the aliens stating they are here to help humanity achieve a more spiritual way of life.

He also referred to strange incidents in the sea around Iceland, where fishermen reported seeing 'Flying Saucer' and tubular UFOs, some illuminated and travelling at high speed under the sea, tracked by warships.

Sinister Events Near Fylingdales

The audience heard about sinister events concerning two women walking near the restricted Fylingdales radar site. They reported seeing three UFOs (two disc-shaped, one cigar-shaped) coming in very low. The cigar-shaped one crashed, and the other two hovered. The women then saw what they thought was a child, but fled. The next day, one of the girls disappeared and has never been seen since. The other girl, who became distressed, was later attacked at York railway station by two men attempting to pull her into a car, but she escaped with the help of friends. Subsequently, this woman contacted Tony Dodd, then disappeared herself, only to be found wandering in France with no memory, eventually placed in a nursing home.

Bob Dean's Talk

Bob Dean, a former professional soldier with 27 years in the US Army, spoke about his involvement in UFO research. He was assigned to SHAFE headquarters in 1963 and had 'Cosmic' top-secret clearance. He learned of a study on large metallic circular objects sighted over Europe in the 1950s and early 60s, which had nearly triggered World War III. This study, approximately 1½ inches thick with ten annexes totaling 8 inches, was classified 'Cosmic Top Secret'.

Dean mentioned that only fifteen copies of the study were produced. He spoke of General Robert Lee, the 'Air Deputy' at SHAPE, who was deeply affected by the study's conclusions, stating that all human accomplishments meant nothing in comparison.

Dean has devoted his life to researching UFOs since retiring in 1976, collecting information from various sources, including military personnel. He believes UFO phenomena represent an ongoing inter-relationship between humanity and advanced inter-planetary, inter-stellar, and multi-dimensional entities involved for thousands of years. He urged the audience to seek truth and prepare for future difficult times, envisioning an unlimited future and a 'Golden Future' with an Inter-Stellar, Inter-Galactic civilization.

'Flying Triangles' Over Derbyshire

During a break, Omar Fowler discussed 'Flying Triangles' with Bob and Celia Dean. Bob Dean expressed certainty that these were not American 'stealth' aircraft. A witness anonymously reported seeing a large black triangle over Kirk Hallam, Derbyshire, in late August. Mr A.E. reported taking a compass bearing on a triangle seen over his house on 2/9/94, which was heading towards Bakewell.

Details of the Derbyshire triangle described it as travelling East to West, with a sound unlike an aero engine (lower tone), at a height estimated at 1000 ft, cruising but moving from horizon to overhead in about 45 seconds, with a brilliant white light that slightly 'dipped'.

The Evening Sky

This section by Barry Parkinson of Milton Keynes College discusses astronomical observations for October 1994. It notes the autumn colors, the appearance of Saturn and its moon Titan, and the limited visibility of Venus and Jupiter. Mars is highlighted as rising in the southeast and being best observed on October 17th. The column also mentions the upcoming Cassini spacecraft mission to Saturn and the change from British Summer Time to Greenwich Mean Time. Parkinson reflects on the nature of time, referencing Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity and the effects of high-speed travel on time perception.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, alleged alien encounters, military involvement in UFO research, and the broader implications of these phenomena for humanity's future. The editorial stance, as conveyed through the articles and speakers, is one of serious investigation into UFOs, encouraging open-mindedness, research, and preparation for potential future interactions with advanced intelligences. There is a strong emphasis on the spiritual and multi-dimensional aspects of UFO phenomena, particularly in Bob Dean's discourse. The newsletter promotes a proactive approach to understanding these mysteries, urging readers to 'seek the truth'.

Title: TALE ENDERS
Issue Date: 1994
Publisher: Phenomenon Research Association
Country: UK
Language: English

This issue of 'Tale Enders' is a newsletter from the Phenomenon Research Association, focusing on UFO-related news, historical accounts, and future predictions. It includes a variety of short reports, meeting announcements, and commentary on current events in the ufology community.

Contents

Personal Visit and UFO Magazine Critique

The newsletter begins with a brief note about Tony James (EMUFORA) visiting the USA, including Gulf Breeze and Area 51, and invites information from readers. It then critically reviews the July/August issue of 'The UFO Magazine' (Quest Intl.), questioning its credibility and specifically mentioning its publication of a photograph of Japanese Mitsubishi 'Karigane' aircraft, described as 'old chestnut' and presented under the heading 'Foo Fighter Photographed During World War Two By Allied Pilots.'

Flying Saucer Review

A brief mention is made of 'Flying Saucer Review' regularly publishing articles on new UFO cases and thought-provoking topics, providing its UK publication address and annual subscription cost.

Mother Shipton's Prophecies

The issue includes a section on Mother Shipton's prophecies, dating back 500 years. Several of these prophecies are quoted, foretelling technological advancements like 'carriage without a horse,' global communication ('men's thoughts shall fly'), aerial travel ('In the air, men shall be seen'), and political unification ('England and France shall be as one'). Other prophecies speak of fear, hiding in nature, and cataclysmic events leading to the end of old worlds and the birth of new ones.

UFO Talk and Presentation

Omar Fowler is mentioned as having given a UFO talk to the Derby and District Star Treck Association at Derby University on September 23rd. His presentation was described as high-tech and generated significant interest.

The Roswell Film and USAF Explanation

The 'New Roswell Film' was shown to PRA members at their previous meeting. For those who missed it, they are advised to contact the Editor. The article notes that the U.S. Air Force now claims the incident involved the remains of a 'Project Mogul' high altitude balloon, citing 'The Times' from September 19, 1994.

Next Meeting Announcement

Details are provided for the next meeting of the Phenomenon Research Association, scheduled for Tuesday, October 25th, at 8 pm at the Stanley Club, Stanley Common. The meeting will feature a video presentation titled 'MASTERS OF THE STARS.'

Maya Prophecies and UFO Encounter

An interesting historical note connects Maya priests' prophecies from over 1200 years ago to the solar eclipse of July 11, 1991. It is stated that this event was prophesied to herald mankind's encounter with UFOs, and that such an encounter reportedly happened over Mexico City.

Membership and Reproduction Policy

The newsletter concludes with the copyright notice for 1994, stating that it is published by the Phenomenon Research Association (OVNI). It also specifies that no part of the newsletter may be reproduced without the Editor's permission.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter exhibits a critical stance towards mainstream UFO publications while promoting alternative sources like 'Flying Saucer Review.' It shows a strong interest in historical prophecies, particularly those of Mother Shipton and the Maya, linking them to modern UFO phenomena. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into UFOs, historical mysteries, and potential future events, encouraging reader participation and discussion. The inclusion of a specific meeting agenda and the mention of a video suggest an active local ufology group.