The film Mirage Men
by John Lundberg and Mark Pilkington is currently available on YouTube; how
long it will remain there I don't know, see: (24/2/14- This link is now dead; it must have been an unauthorized upload and the producers don't want the film put on YouTube yet) See here for its official website: http://www.miragemen.com/.
The film is based on Pilkington's book of the same title and I've written a
full and detailed review here: http://hpanwo.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/mirage-men-by-mark-pilkington.html.
The movie has within it some information that is absent from the book and was
not previously known to me. I didn't know that Richard Doty attempted to
recruit Linda Moulton Howe; luckily Linda was far wilier than Bill Moore or
Paul Bennwitz and didn't fall for it. The film also deals more thoroughly with
the controversial Majestic 12
documents over which I'm presently undecided, see: http://www.majesticdocuments.com/.
It also includes a case that the Project Serpo incident was the creation of
Doty, see: http://www.serpo.org/. I've
never found this story very credible and this doesn't surprise me. At the end
of the film "special thanks" is given to Jon Ronson, a man who has
been involved in what I consider to be some very questionable media works, see:
http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/jim-tucker-dies.html
and: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2012/10/david-icke-from-wogan-to-wembley.html.
As I explain in full in the book review, I disagree with most of its
conclusions; I think the film makers are dealing with an elaborate double-bluff
that they haven't got to grips with. The movie however is well worth watching.
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