As it stands, the TimeWave predictions for the run-up to 2012 A.D. are staggering. Comparing our own age... we can see that the start of the 90s resonates with the emergence of life onto land 400 million years ago, and the hominids debut 4 million years ago. Furthermore, McKenna states that, due to the acceleration of novelties ingression, about half of the total evolution of our 72-plus-billion-year old universe will occur in the last 0.3 seconds before 6:00 am on 21/12/2012. If we take the formation of the cosmos, the rise of life, or the discovery of language as examples of key barriers that universal evolution passes through, McKennas calculations tell us that thirteen such barriers will be passed in the last 0.0075 seconds.
Richard Hall was born December 25, 1930, in Hartford, Connecticut. When the Korean War was imminent, Richard enlisted in the fledgling U.S. Air Force in 1949 and served into early 1951, followed by six years in the Air Force Reserve. After returning to civilian life he enrolled at Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1954. Attracted by then emerging news about sightings of "flying saucers" (UFOs) in the 1950s he opted to make himself available to the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) then being formed. After working for NICAP for about 10 years, Hall resigned to find paying work because of his impending marriage.
L to R: David M. Jacobs, history professor & abduction researcher; Richard Hall; Ted Bloecher, former NICAP staff member; Bruce Maccabee, Navy physicist & photoanalyst; John Carlson, archeoastronomer & Fund for UFO Research board member.
For a number of years thereafter, he worked for various trade associations in Washington, D.C., and for some "Beltway Bandit" consulting firms as a writer-editor. His final formal job before semi-retirement was as an abstractor-indexer at Congressional Information Service, Bethesda, Maryland for about 10 years.
Hall served as Chairman of the Fund for UFO Research, 1993-1998, and is the author of several books. He was selected to be listed in Marquis Who's Who in the East. As well, Hall was a part-time abstractor-indexer for a Washington, D.C., consulting firm that manages an online database for the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, of the National Institutes of Health.
Featured here are ufologists Stan Friedman and Richard Hall and Captain Robert Salas (ret'd), one of the USAF officers involved in the incident 30 years ago. Richard Hall speaks at the 40 second mark.
The following video has only Richard Hall.
Pictured here is Richard Hall with Donald Keyhoe
Below are just some of Richard's accomplishments in the realm of Ufology. Books and papers on the UFO Subject by Richard Hall: "The UFO Evidence, Volume II: A Thirty Year Report." (2001) "The Science of UFOs: Facts vs. Skepticism," International Space Sciences. Organization, web site: www.isso.org (December 1999) "Signals, Noise, and UFO Waves," International UFO Reporter. (Winter 1998)"Bridging 50 Years of UFO History," chapter in UFOs: 1947-1997, edited by Hilary Evans & Dennis Stacy (1998) "Uninvited Guests: A Documented History of UFO Sightings, Alien Encounters & Coverups." Santa Fe, NMex. (1988). "The UFO Evidence". NICAP (1964)
In 1971 I raced my first desert race and got hooked. I spent the next 20 years camping in the desert on most all weekends for each race. I am a multiple alien abductee and the desert was my downfall for such. My last abduction was while camping in the high desert in Apple Valley, California on October 1988.
I'll be 57 years old around the corner. Much of my life is currently consumed by my precious 17-year-old, extremely intelligent and beautiful geek for a daughter. Most of my day is spent teaching myself all of the things I failed to learn through the years and I am self-taught in psychology. I took an early retirement while working for the Probation Department in a gang violence suppression unit in order to spend more time raising my daughter in making sure that my very college bound child has a great head start in life.
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