Author Archives: oddemperor

You know that UFO that was spotted in Texas last week? The one that was supposedly a mile long and traveling at 3,000 miles per hour while being chased by military F-16’s? Well, the military has a fairly simple explanation. … Continue reading →

Wednesday, January 23. 2008 Well it is all fun and games for the Scientologists at the moment with the video controversy (apparently leading to hacking attacks on their site), the lurid claims of the Andrew Morton’s book and increasing hostility … Continue reading →

by Theresa J. Thurmond Morris Posted: 14:40 January 22, 2008 Alien abduction stories are common among humanoids on earth. We are universal and belong to other races of intelligent humanoid classes of beings. I have met many people who claim … Continue reading →

With thanks to The Debris Field The dark side of space disaster theories by James Oberg Monday, January 21, 2008 Space disasters attract so much public attention and often involve such complex and subtle sequences of events that there’s an … Continue reading →

In the American Chronicle, “where anyone can say any dumb thing they want!” By Mahalo Michael Salla January 16, 2008 There is growing debate concerning “exopolitics”, which is oriented towards public policy issues concerning extraterrestrial life; and its relationship to … Continue reading →

All this brings us to the Subject of the Week here on SWIFT. It was March 6th, 1998, when the JREF Million-Dollar Challenge first came into existence. That’s almost ten years ago. It’s always been a simple, direct, matter: do … Continue reading →

(by) Sparky hall. (via The Debris Field.) There were two interesting letters in the Hendersonville Times-News during December that caused me to wonder if now would be a good time to write the column I promised some time ago about … Continue reading →

Will Smith is reportedly recruiting members for the Church of Scientology. The ‘I Am Legend’ actor – whose wife Jada Pinkett-Smith is a follower of the bizarre sci-fi cult – has reportedly been handing out cards offering free personality tests … Continue reading →

After six years of childless marriage, John and Cynthia Burke of Newark decided to adopt a baby boy through a state agency. Since the Burkes were young, scandal-free and solvent, they had no trouble with the New Jersey Bureau of … Continue reading →