Numerous cases already cited in this book have mentioned how the UFO occupants spoke in a language that the witnesses couldn't understand. But some contactees claim that they were able to understand this language instantly, as if it were a second tongue lying dormant in some recess of their brains. Brazil's Aladino Felix often spoke in what he called "the universal language," described by reporters as "a hodgepodge of Hebrew, Greek, and Latin." This could also describe the language I have heard the other contactees speak. Greek is frequently employed by entities in UFO contacts. A large section of the "inspired" book Oahspe is devoted to a complete explanation of a supposedly ancient language known as Panic (language of Pan, a lost continent), complete with vocabulary and written symbols. It appears to be a combination of Hebrew, Greek, Latin, American Indian, and Chinese. To compose such a language as a hoax, Dr. Newbrough, the medium who wrote Oahspe, would have had to have been a brilliant linguist, and it would have taken many years for one man to assemble such a complex vocabulary. Buried within the fine print of Oahspe there are many words which I have heard UFO contactees use! Not many people have the patience and scholarship to read Oahspe, and I've yet to meet a contactee who had even heard of it!
So here we have another piece of neglected evidence: the actual language of the ufonauts. It is not a secret. It is known and spoken by many.
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Copied and pasted from John Keel's "Operation Trojan Horse", page 255.
I found this really interesting. If this "Panic" language was real, I'd really like to learn it. How cool would it be to be able to speak the aliens' language? So I downloaded the book, but it's nearly unreadable. There's no grammar or English-Panic dictionary, and the Panic alphabet looks fake and stupid. I would dismiss it as a hoax, if not for the fact that Keel believes it to be genuine. Maybe I'll just learn Greek instead.
Anyway, you can download Oahspe here if you wish to read it yourself: http://oahspestandardedition.com/OAHSPE_Standard_Edition_for_Screen_Reading.pdf