Breaking the Silence Live with Irena McCammon Scott, PhD

We had Philip Mantle on
breaking the silence and now we pleased to have a conversation with Irena McCammon Scott who authored "Beyond Reasonable Doubt" the Pascagoula Alien Abduction". The Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker case is one of the famous and best documented case in all of UFO history. Irena's career has spanned decades with the study of UFO's, phycology, astronomy and a field investigator.

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[debcarr]

Thanks Steve and Mary for this channel. I really enjoyed listening to Irena. When I was 14 I had a profound dream (I am now 63) and I remember this dream as if it just happened and I think about it a lot. In the dream I was in space looking at an enormous mothership. It was not a round disk, it looked to me to something similar to what you would build with Lego. It was a dark brown colour. My later brother also had the same dream, and before he suicided he drew that spaceship for me, and it was exactly what I saw. Gary and I used to discuss that we were not from Earth because we never felt we belonged and we both have these strange lumps at the base of our skulls. Last week, I had another profound dream of a mothership. This time I was on Earth looking up at the sky. It was enormous. It was beautiful and I was not afraid of it. The spaceship was more of a silver (as in sterling silver) colour - bright silver, it was many stories high and had a vertical engine that was a turquoise colour. I felt like it was a message to me that 'we are coming'. It felt benevolent.

p.s. I hope your channel grows huge!

[augustusbetucius]

I'd love to hear more about something that Irena only alludes to, namely the seriously absurd or weird aspects of encountering the phenomena. That is the most fascinating aspect of all of it for me.

[hhh-jfp]

Thank you. And the Lady has such beautiful laugh😅

[mantle]

Dr Scott and I would happily discuss our work on the Pascagoula case with any debunker.

[auroravioletlight]

Hey Steve and Mary, Nova 🐾 fiercely debunking the debunker when you mentioned them 😉 haha. Our dogs never failing to lift our hearts. Homely vibes as usual in your videos. Comfortable and safe🙏🏻✨

[LowryLisa]

Steve, I just signed up for month.

I've got lots of objects recorded on the ground near to where i live. I watch them on a local webcam from my home, at a very small airport. The webcam is positioned on top of a control tower, so it has cracking vantage point around the area. Which is how I came to see them. Now this place is round the corner from me. I'm in Manchester, UK btw. I'm an experiencer not an abductee.

These objects are odd. They've tried to blend in with where they've landed. I've seen craft hovering, craft, appearing out of nowhere & recorded it.

They communicate via flashing at each other. Changing shape. There's lots of strange things connected to these objects. Some strange language going on, on the screen when I look at them. They seem to be tampering with the lights at the airport . It's all very odd. When I magnify these objects theyre very bright with white lines inside them that move.

Triangles are connected to these objects. In the corner of the screen on the webcam three objects sit there night after night, its like a monica of theres. I've been watching them since August 2024.

[MoonSnoop]

If only it was possible to have a few drinks in order to see NHI's. I'm sure beer sales would sky rocket!

[networkimprov]

Debunking is a double-edged sword. When done by someone with a mass audience, it increases awareness of the phenomenon, even if it promotes thoughtless skepticism. And nowadays there are forceful, credible critics of debunking. I don't think you need to avoid pointing to debunker vids; we need folks to comment on their absurd assumptions and lacking logic!

[missy]

May I suggest a movie about Owls and ET contacts? “The Fourth Kind” is about Nome, Alaska and the ET abduction of a little girl which happened in front of Nome’s Sheriff. The child was teleported through the roof to the spaceship and never returned. Her Mother is a psychiatrist and she went through hell trying to get her daughter back. The experience left the Mother alone without her husband and daughter and confined to a wheelchair.
I know this story is real as my Electrician Bush Pilot husband installed emergency lights on Nome’s runway. The FBI logged over 2000 flights in the 30 days following the abduction.
❤😊❤BE WISE❤😊❤
❤😊❤ 2025 ❤😊❤

[aidengregg]

I think the reflexive appeal to alcoholic intoxication to attempt to debunk anomalous experience is a particularly specific and valid index of defensively motivated cognitive bias against its existence, given that it is such a poor argument. There is literally zero evidence that alcoholic intoxication, even to the point of delirium, induces hallucinations with the required anomalous content; and those who have recourse to the argument have plenty of personal and interpersonal experience of null effects. It is simply the first dismissive thought to springs to mind to remedy the incipient discomfort that the inchoate prospect of anomalies being real occasions.

[Benno_from_Oz_]

You are one cool cat Irena! 🧊😺Thanks for answering our questions!