Northland MUFON presents Col. John Alexander, PhD, at their May 23rd Public Meeting!

Col. Alexander entered the US Army as a private in 1956 and rose through the ranks to sergeant first class, attended OCS, and was a Colonel of Infantry in 1988 when he retired. During his varied career, he held many key positions in special operations, intelligence, and research and development. As part of his official military duties, he became involved in studying psychic phenomena and attempting to understand what the Soviet Union was doing in this area. He learned how to teach psychokinesis, involved professional magicians in the process, and then brought these skills to many high-level officers. His studies also covered remote viewing and extensive work in Neurolinguistic Programming. While in the military he formed an ad hoc interagency group to study aerial phenomena (UFOs). This is a little known aspect of his work as the group insured no paper trail existed that could be traced by outsiders. Col. Alexander briefed many senior officials on this topic. Until recently he worked part-time for the National Institute for Discovery Science (NIDS), a private research organization dedicated to exploring the UFO topic. His book, UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies, and Realities was released by St. Martin’s Press, February 2012.

After the presentation, and as time allows, we will cover recent UFO/UAP investigations in ND and MN. The “hybrid” meeting is “in person” in – Fargo/Moorhead area at the New Moorhead Public Library and Grand Rapids, MN (VFW Post 1720) and is connected by Zoom (link available on the home page at www.northlandmufon.com). A free will donation of any amount would be appreciated to help cover our costs, but it’s certainly not required. While we do offer a Zoom option, attending the meeting in person at either location is a great way to meet like-minded people! We hope to see you on the 23rd!

Schedule

1:30-2pm  Social Time

2-2:15pm  Announcements

2:15-4pm Presentation and Q & A (with a 10-minute break about midway )

3:30-4:30 What’s Up in the Northland