We are, I think, in a new age of superstition. It is a time of easy explanations, quick solutions, and junk science, and in ufology the easy, quick and junk have all been typified by the use of hypnosis. Even more primitive, stupid and unscientific is the 'animal mutilation' argument - because Cayton, Howe and a good many others haven't worked out that if they advertise giving specific parameters for unpleasantly damaged animal carcasses, then that's precisely what they'll be given, they presume the mutilations must have been caused by aliens. This level of scientific thinking makes witchfinding look rational. Outside the UK, issues will be sent by economy air mail, wherever available.
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