It has come to my attention that once again we need to place a call to get somebody over to clean the scum out of the gene pool.

You see, I happen to believe that we exist in a universe that incorporates more than just us as a species and I also believe that some of those other species have visited us and continue to visit our fair planet. I also believe that just because we have not figured out how to travel outside of our solar system doesn't mean that it is not possible; it just means we haven't determined how to do it yet.

Now I am not the only person that believes in this, there are many of us out there and many people have seen evidence of these things with their own eyes. It is not by accident that programs like Strange Days... Indeed report new sightings of unidentified flying objects every single week. Oh, and I should state for the record that my believing that the strange lights and craft seen in our skies and solar system are of extra-terrestrial origin is my theory on what they are. However, I am open to suggestion that I am wrong about what I'm thinking, but there is one thing that is abundantly evident - there is something out there and we do not know what it is!

With all of that being said, it boggles my mind that we have people who are willing to try and perpetuate hoaxes about Aliens and UFOs. I understand why they do it, the power of money_greed. Selling books, plates, or plans and devices that they've concocted can make them lots and lots of money.

In the past I've told you about Jonathan Reed, and only last week I went on again about Urandir Oleveira. This week, I want to bring Al or Alfred Bielek to your attention.

There was a post on the UFO UpDates List this past week titled, "Bielek's Faked Philadelphia Experiment Story".

I should say that I don't just take information I read at face value, because I like to do a little personal digging before I call somebody a fraud or a rat trying to make money by telling some bogus UFO based story. One of the things I find most interesting is by going to the well itself and seeing what the water tastes like. In this instance, I went to Bielek's personal web page and checked him out. What I found there just made me shake my head.

To say that some of the claims of Mr. Bielek and his "friends" are far-fetched would be a little too much of an understatement.

The bottom line in all of this is that thanks to some intensive research done by three researchers, they have determined for a fact that Mr. Bielek has told some pretty serious lies. One of which is that he has completely fabricated an identity known as Ed Cameron and when you consider that Mr. Bielek's entire story about time travel and involvement with The Philadelphia Experiment is based on him being "Ed Cameron", it places everything he has ever said into the hopper.

Oh, and a little aside of a point of information. According to one of the Audio files available on Mr. Bielek's homepage of an interview with him, he claimed that in 1947 he decided to start his own business by opening a shop repairing radios and T.V's. There's only one tiny little problem with that, Mr. Bielek. Commercial televisions didn't come into being until 1956, a full nine years later.

I don't know too much, but I do know that if you're going to give somebody a story about being intimately involved in time travel, maybe you should do your homework and make sure you have important events in chronological order.....

But that's just my take on it.....