Ha! By God, Wolfgang, you must be on vacation. It's a very amusing account.

I have it on good authority that Two Hawks has not a drop of what might be called "Native American" blood in his veins, but that doesn't really matter, because he is a reincarnated soul who has lived some lives as a Native American. Therefore he celebrates that heritage, among many others. He has also lived a life (rather recently) as a German, which makes him your cultural brother, once removed! He has also lived lives as a Japanese, a white American, a Mexican, an Englishwoman, and Englishman, an Egyptian, a Roman, a Mayan, an East Indian, and God only knows what else. This is not unusual, as most people have lived many incarnated lives in many times and places. The only thing that is unusual about Two Hawks is that he remembers parts of some of those lives. There are vast numbers of people in Asia to whom these concepts are not only familiar, but taken absolutely for granted.

The terminology is indeed a problem. It was better back in the late 40's, before all the bureaucratics started forming their little power structures and their jargon. At that time the observed vehicles were generally called "flying discs" or "flying saucers" which was a good description of their observed shape (in most cases). In World War II they were called "foo fighters" by Allied pilots. I don't recall what the Germans and Japanese called them, but all sides assumed they were secret weapons of the opposing forces. This turned out not to be the case.

Klass is a well-known crank who appears to be in the grip of a negatively-biased obsession regarding all UFO/AFO/flying-saucer reports. To say he is in denial would be understating the issue. :-) He should seek therapy, in my opinion...but I'm sure he will not.