[UA] Mannelhoff and the Moon [was: Re: [UA] Re: UA digest, Vol 1 #989 - 19 msgs]

[James Knevitt]

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rex Monday" <rex_monday23 at hotmail.com>

> Sounds like a blast. I'm glad I inspired you and my friend who had the
> original idea will be blown away that someone is using it. Let me know
> (on-list or off-) how it goes?

Will do!

> Oh, by the way, did the name Mannelhoff effect come from Ken Hite, too?
It's
> been a while since I read that article from my Suppressed Transmissions
> book.

Actually, I made it up on the spot. I imagined that the Clio that made it to
the moon was a part of the Nazi 'space force' (Stanoje, how would this
translate into German in the correct context?), who was in essence a
conscientious objector. Perhaps his grandfather was Jewish or a gypsy; it
isn't really important. I needed a German sounding name so I could refer to
'the changing of history' easier, so I named him Mannelhoff - hence the
Mannelhoff Effect.

James Knevitt
psipsina at iprimus.com.au

Q: What do you get when you cross Delta Green, Unknown Armies, and the
novels of Matthew Reilly?

A: DARK MIRROR.
http://home.iprimus.com.au/psipsina


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