A WORLD UNDER ASSAULT

This document, appearing to be an excerpt from the Flying Saucer Review (FSR), provides a multifaceted look at the state of ufology in the late 1990s. It begins by addressing the phenomenon of crop circles, questioning whether they are manipulated by unknown operators in the 'Unseen World' and noting the prevalence of psychic research in England. The text then transitions into a series of book reviews and promotional material for prominent ufology authors, including Dr. Roger K. Leir, Tony Dodd, and Linda Moulton Howe. Linda Moulton Howe is highlighted for her extensive work in the field, including her documentation of animal mutilations and her involvement in television productions like 'Sightings'. The document also features an article by Don Worley titled 'A World Under Assault,' which details his research into alien abduction cases. Worley describes his methodology for evaluating abductees, specifically citing cases #102 (Wanda) and #93 (Kim). He claims that abductees are subjected to implants, brainwashing, and forced participation in hybrid breeding programs. Worley asserts that these activities occur in underground or undersea bases and that the aliens involved are interested in human reproductive material. He further alleges that some abductees are genetically altered and that there is a military presence involved in these activities, noting a case where a military man was detained by aliens and subsequently listed as missing. The document concludes with an editorial appeal for readers to support the FSR magazine to ensure its survival, emphasizing the importance of increasing circulation to maintain the publication's role in the field of ufology.