JR> RT> Ron
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JR>Dear Ron,
  >I have quoted the entire message text here, so that there will not be any
  >loss of the texture of what you are saying.
  >I really don't see any distinction or comparison between witch hunts and
  >UFO sightings.
Me either, but I didn't bring it up.  It was used as an argument in
favor of accepting circumstantial evidence.... I think.
  >Based on my own personal encounter, I can assure you that there was no
  >paranoia, or terror involved.
And I don't doubt your sincerity but I'm not ready to accept your
conclusion.
  >It is a natural assumption that things that go bump in
  >the night can be tied in somehow with UFO's and extra-terrestrials.
I don't agree.  Why do you feel that it is natural to assume that
something you can't see, touch, smell, or taste is extraterrestrial?
  >seeing it. The occult and UFO sightings are two completely different
  >things.
I agree that they are two different issues, but strangely, in my
experience, the majority of folks that believe in one also believe in
the other.  This creates a connection in my opinion.
  > Being somewhat of an "expert" on occult matters, after many
  >years of personal investigation, I fail to see any connection between
  >extra-terrestrial visitors and the occult experience.
The "evidence" supporting both are uncannily similar in nature... all
based on hearsay and/or circumstances, but nothing tangible and
testable.
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