South Africa joined in World UFO Day this week at the Unbind Your Mind conference where UFOlogist Cristo Louw talked about the large UFO presence in their own back yard.

The head of the South African UFO Resource Organization said there are at least 50 people in the area who claim to have had UFO experiences or sightings, and even claimed the SA Air Force shot down an alleged UFO near the Botswana border.

He also talked about a theory that’s new to me: “star kids” - kids born on Earth from alien cultures who have comprehensive solutions to global problems.

Louw also told the conference attendees that he has adressed these and a world of other UFO concepts to President Thabo Mbeki, but he has yet to receive a response.

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Ah Roswell, N.M. Where would we be without it? Well, we wouldn’t have the New Mexico Military Institute who shaped the minds of people like Roger Staubauch and Sam Donaldson. We wouldn’t have people like Billy the Kid and events like the Lincoln County War in our history. And we certainly would have as much cheese and and skim milk since it’s the “Dairy Capital of the Southwest.”

But for the purposes of this blog, Roswell is home to the most famous alien encounter on the planet.

And on June 30th, you can commemorate this history moment in “Covered Up History” by attending the 2006 Roswell UFO Festival.

This, mind you, isn’t some backwoods county fair with a Tilt-a-Whirl and Meat-on-a-Stick by the pound. This is a serious gathering of UFO enthusiasts and experts with a little fun mixed in for flavor. You’ll hear lectures from experts such as Roswell authors Donald Schmitt and Thomas Carey, learn abour crop circles and abductions and be treated to a live concert by Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels. I asked if Roswell was ready to rock.

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