Temporal Zone Transmissions

Retired Major General William Neil McCasland disappeared from his home in Albuquerque on Feb 27th, 2026. Despite extensive searches he hasn’t been found. There’s been little outcry. But arguably it could be seen as a national security issue. Bear in mind General McCasland had top security clearances and was in charge of research at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, rumoured to house debris from...

This week’s Temporal Zone Transmission begins on a quiet Suffolk lane, reading a curious news story. Thousands of authors are publishing empty books in protest at AI training models. The fear is simple: machines are stealing human creativity. But the deeper story is older than AI. Piracy was the norm in publishing long before modern copyright laws appeared. When Byron’s poems were released by John...

The alien has become the ultimate Other. For some, it is a benevolent rescuer. For others, a demonic invader. For still others, an advanced nonhuman intelligence operating beyond our technological understanding. But what if that division tells us more about human cognition than about extraterrestrials? In Sekret Machines , Peter Levenda proposes something deceptively simple:Sit in a darkened room....

Why does The Phenomenon (non-human intelligence) keep to the shadows? It doesn’t operate like explorers or visitors. Yet it behaves like it understands exposure — but avoids it. The UFOs/UAP dips into our reality, then flits out. And there are encounters. But there’s never quite enough evidence. Always ambiguity. But there are some who know. Some who have caught a glimpse behind the curtain. And t...

Last time , we stepped away from the idea that humans are the centre of the cosmic story. Not in a doom-laden way. More like an adjustment of perspective. Less “chosen species” …More “participant species.” But that leaves a big question hanging in the air. If we’re not the centre… what is? This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episode...

Parked up in my motor, out in the countryside, asking: Why do humans need to believe they are the point of everything? Spinning off my Chains of the Sea reflection . Think about it — Religions say:You are created. You are watched. You matter cosmically. Modern secular culture says:You are progressing. History is going somewhere. Humanity is evolving toward something better. Even science fiction of...

I’ve finished Chains of the Sea . And I can see why certain people quietly point toward it without ever explaining why. It’s an obscure book. Or was. Until Lou Elizondo started referencing it. He’s former CIA.A big part of the UFO Disclosure movement. So it can be considered signal. And once you read Chains of the Sea ,you realise — this isn’t entertainment science fiction. It’s destabilising. But...

A second transmission on this one: Shorter, darker. Because there’s a version that doesn’t get aired. There’s a moment in that video message from Jacques Vallée — the one recorded for the James Fox conference — that may matter more than people realise. He describes the UFO phenomenon as: “an extraterrestrial phenomenon empowered by advanced artificial intelligence.” Not powered. Empowered . With d...

Recorded earlier today, parked up in the central car park at Brandon, Suffolk. Engine off. Windows down. Ambient sound drifting through. This transmission grew out of something small — a single line spoken by Jacques Vallée in a short video message recorded for a conference organised by filmmaker James Fox. But it’s the kind of line that lingers. Vallée describes the UFO phenomenon as: “an extrate...

At the beginning of this transmission I discuss the Magnatron, a new working from the HyperSpace Lab: ”Idea is it spins the probability chains to collapse the one that brings revenue increase.” [Wanna know more, get in touch ]. Burn the poverty attractor. Activate the Magnatron. From there the signal static dissolves. Croxton. Countryside. Dark. Coffee. Subway. Service station. Meeting with Mr Mor...

This transmission begins with a warning from a friend in Poland: “Word to the wise — get some Dr Lugol’s.” Iodine. Nuclear anxiety. Rumours of escalation. From there, the signal drifts. Groundhogs, 1972 — Thank Christ for the Bomb. Tony McPhee singing about stalemate, deterrence, and the strange logic of survival after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Thoughts on whether global conflict really erupts , or...