Ivan Boyes
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Ivan Boyes | |
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Born | 8 January 1946 Toronto, Ontario, Canada[1] |
Affiliations | Western Guard; Flying Saucer - Hollow Earth Research Society; Venus Venous Research Corporation |
Ivan Boyes (b. 1946) was a Canadian contactee who reported that he had been brought aboard a flying saucer in October 1960 by a trio of time travelers from the Carboniferous period (i.e. 350-300 million years previous), the three described as having metallic bronze skin and attired in sky-blue flight suits with high-ankled black boots, the leader being white-haired and the others ebony-haired.[AA]
Selected Bibliography
- Boyes, Ivan (Sep. 1976), "Suspended Animation in Egypt", Ancient Astronauts (New York: Countrywide Publications) 2 (1): 29-31, 56
- Boyes, Ivan (Nov. 1976), "The Clone Makers of Egypt", Ancient Astronauts (New York: Countrywide Publications) 2 (2): 22-25, 48-50
- Boyes, Ivan (Nov. 1976), "Atlantis Awakening: A Bizarre Tale", Ancient Astronauts (New York: Countrywide Publications) 3 (1): 42-45, 61-63
- Boyes, Ivan (May 1977), "On Board an Ancient Astronaut Spacecraft", Ancient Astronauts (New York: Countrywide Publications) 3 (3): 14-17, 51-52, https://archive.org/details/AncientAstronautsMay1977/page/n11/mode/2up
- Boyes, Ivan (Sep. 1977), "Martian Pottery", Ancient Astronauts (New York: Countrywide Publications) 3 (5)
Boyes also edited and contributed to OMNI-1, Azag Asuralim, and New Worlds, published through his Flying Saucer - Hollow Earth Research Society, and was a noted contributor to Canadian white nationalist magazines Straight Talk and Aryan in the 1970s.[2]
Press Coverage
- "Believe it or not", Leader-Post (Regina, SK): 10, 28 Mar. 1981, https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119594514/believe-it-or-not/ — brief report on Ivan Boyes lecture at the ESP Psychic Fair in Toronto, Ont. during March 1981.
References
- ↑ Keller, Raymond A. (29 Jun. 2021), The Real 'Resident Aliens' - Part X, phantomsandmonsters.com, https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2021/06/the-real-resident-aliens-part-x.html
- ↑ Smith, Bob (22 Jul. 2021), White Nationalists Who Made Canadian History, natparty.com, https://web.archive.org/web/20230113205428/https://www.natparty.com/archive.htm