by Norio Hayakawa, researcher, journalist, musician and composer and director of the Civilian Intelligence News Service
Although I have spent many years investigating Area 51 in Nevada to determine the facts on the importance of that facility (in 1990 I accompanied a Japanese TV crew to the perimeters of the base), I am skeptical of any UFO or “alien” connection to the base.
The Japanese TV crew and I also visited Dulce, New Mexico subsequently.
In March of 2009 I organized the first Underground Base conference that took place at the Jicarilla Apache community.
Although I subsequently spoke at several conferences on the topic of Dulce, I have expressed my skepticism about the actual physical existence of such a base in New Mexico without debunking the claims of those who have seen some strange goings-on in that area. In fact I believe that some type of paraphysical phenomena is prevalent in the Dulce region.
My research in the field of Ufology and related subjects has spanned several decades (since 1961).
I would like to describe myself as an unorthodox Ufologist in the sense that my main interest is on the UFO culture and the diversity of beliefs held by UFO “enthusiasts”, including myself.
I often discuss how I became convinced of the reality of the UFO phenomenon itself, when my skeptical mother had a sighting of what she clearly described then as a “flying saucer” in 1975 during broad daylight in Japan.
But my question is: “Does it represent conclusive evidence of physical ET visitations on Earth? – – or, has the phenomenon always been intentionally deceptive by design?”
I also often discuss about how personal, physical observations of UFOs vary in time and location, which I am convinced is pre-selected and paraphysically “materialized” by extra-dimensional intelligences, for reasons yet unknown.
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