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Where in the hell is the outrage?

Thursday, January 10, 2019 7:59

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I just read Kevin Randle’s tepid okay of the History Channel’s dreadful, even blasphemous, new Project Blue Book “comedy.”

And, as a “friend” of M J Banias I found his and his associates’ commentary on the show on Facebook, all lauding the program with M J writing that it was “very cool.”

Then there was a comment from Bryan Sentes here that the show was just wonderful and we who hated it are “sourpusses.”

Has everyone in the UFO community gone crazy?

The show was a disservice to J. Allen Hynek, his wife, Captain Ruppelt, and Lt. Gorman whose Fargo “dogfight” with a UFO is one of the classic and intriguing cases in the UFO literature.

That UFO enthusiasts are so desperate for something in their interested field they accept such idiocy is more than discouraging; it’s madness.

The defaming History Channel effort should be condemned outright and loudly. It is, as I’ve already noted, a travesty of UFO history and a joke.

To let it stand as representative of what Blue Book was and did and how J. Allen Hynek, a moderate and reserved academic was, is shameful.

If the show was designated as satire, I’d be the first to compliment History for its humor.

But as it is, I am embarrassed for my UFO pals, one and all.

They are weasels, needing, it seems, to be entertained, not enlightened, apparently.

Shameful! Absolutely shameful!!

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