Monthly Archives: March 2010

(KECKSBURG, Pa.) – Something flew over Canada and a number of U.S. states on December 9, 1965, and landed near Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. By many accounts it was a fireball, some described it as a four pointed star. They said it … Continue reading →

Anderson Cooper | BIO AC360° Anchor This week we begin a four-part investigation into allegations made by a number of former high ranking members of the Church of Scientology. The allegations are about physical abuse they say took place within the … Continue reading →

My good friend James Gilliland is in dire straights. He needum fixumup at his “dope ranch” (Sorry, The Sativa Sanctuary.”) http://www.eceti.org/ For gods sake people, send him money!!!! Dear Friends, In preparation for upcoming season and beyond we are in need of … Continue reading →

25 March 2010 Dogs have been trained to carry bombs to attack enemies for decades.  The Soviets and others have used dogs as low-tech smart bombs.  Yet canine platoons likely would rebel if they caught scent they were being duped … Continue reading →

Are UFO Alien Faces an Inborn Facial Recognition Template? by Frederick V. Malmstrom THE DESCRIPTIONS OF ALIEN FACES historically reported by UFO abduc tees are almost boringly uniform. Long before “close encounters” be came a catchword in the ufologist’s vocabulary, self-proclaimed … Continue reading →

FIRST a woman photographed strange flying discs descending on a busy Sydney street – now Daily Telegraph Online reporter Dora Tsavdaridis has told how she spotted a UFO while on a beach holiday. Mother-of-two Fiona Hartigan captured the imagination of … Continue reading →

Elberton, Georgia (CNN) — In the beginning, there was the stone. The blue-gray vein of granite that courses through northeastern Georgia spawned jobs in the quarries and finishing sheds of Elberton, where generations of stonecutters have turned slabs of rock … Continue reading →

MICHAEL BACHELARD March 21, 2010 Despite criminal investigations, these groups continue unfettered. THE recent evidence of the psychological harm caused by religious cults could not be more graphic. On ABC TV’s Four Corners, Liz and James Anderson told how their indoctrination … Continue reading →