From: Jim Mortellaro <Jsmortell@aol.com>
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1999 13:06:36 -0500 (EST)
Fwd Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1999 16:39:45 -0500
Subject: Re: Bugs Bunny & Other UFO Victims by RAW


 >Date: Sun, 19 Dec 1999 22:23:50 -0600
 >From: SMiles Lewis <elfis@austin.rr.com>
 >Subject:  Bugs Bunny & Other UFO Victims by RAW
 >To: UFO UpDates <updates@sympatico.ca>

 >From one elist to the next...

 >Source: www.gettingit.com

 >Bugs Bunny and Other UFO Victims
 >Reality isn't always consensual
 >BY ROBERT ANTON WILSON

 >12.13.99

 >Although few people remember this, Bugs Bunny was the first UFO
 >"abductee" in a 1952 cartoon called "Hasty Hare."

 >The next case did not occur until nine years later, in 1961,
 >when Betty and Barney Hill famously encountered the "greys" from
 >Zeta Reticuli, who molested them sexually and otherwise, and
 >were also wearing Nazi uniforms. At least, Barney Hill
 >remembered the malign midgets as garbed in Nazi regalia; Betty,
 >for some reason, never did recall that poignantly puzzling
 >detail.
 >
 >Now, many millions have allegedly suffered the same sort of
 >"extraterrestrial" sexual abuse, according to Abductees
 >Anonymous, a support group for survivors. Budd Hopkins has
 >become rock star famous for helping people "remember" such
 >experiences. And this is not just another New Age fad. Dr. John
 >Mack, a distinguished scientist on the staff of the psychiatry
 >department at Harvard University, has written two books on the
 >subject. And Harvard, which once gave Dr. Timothy Leary the
 >bum's rush for having weird ideas, allows Dr. Mack to remain on
 >their staff, with all the prestige that bestows upon this
 >eldritch and Lovecraftian topic.

 >One giant Snip for mankind

 >Frankly, I cannot accept either the blind faith of the True
 >Believers or the dogmatic denials of the Establishment. Like Dr.
 >Mack, I think the whole topic needs less sensationalism and more
 >open-minded research.

 >One small snip for man

 >After all, the next person engulfed by this non-ordinary reality
 >might be you or me.

Another blow to the insanity of opinion disquised as dogma.  Let
the games begin.

The sooner we establish the certaintly of our complete ignorence
on the subject, the quicker will we begin to apply real money to
real research as opposed to some of the fake crap we are forced
to adsorb, absorb and otherwise lap up at the beheast of the
Ex-Spurts (for those who have not been paying attention, a
has-been drip).

It's OK to say "I don't know."  It's not OK to say "I do" unless
you are getting married.  Uh, bad example.  OK, wait!  It's OK
to say "I do" if, for example, you are being sworn in court.....
scheiss, that ain't no good neither.  OK, I got it.  Wait.

You can say I do when you are waiting in line for Pia Zadora.
Anyone out there except my friend on the west coast who dasn't
know who Pia Zadora is, don't worry.  You are dead in the middle
and your life is over.  Just lay down and stop breathing.

J. Jaime Gesundt,  still breathing heavy but it ain't as easy as
it used to be.

Jim Mortellaro