Ex-China Foreign Ministry Official says Extraterrestrials live among us

by Paul Chen

Nanjing is famous for one of the worst atrocities in the human history when Japanese invaders allegedly massacred 300,000 Chinese people in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province in December 1937 massacre. Nanjing is now known for its prosperity and peace.

In the industrialized West, there evolved the prevailing Pseudo-religious dogma that human beings are at the centre of ‘G-d’s creation in the universe’. This dogma is the ideological motivation behind the on-going de-legitimization of the verfiable contact that people have had with Extraterrestrials (ETs). This apparent dogma has become the modern equivalent of the corresponding dogma, that “the world is flat”, which Church and other elites centuries ago used to champion. In contrast, free of Western pseudo-religious based dogma, the Buddhist milieu of China, has freed their scientific community, with the support of government, and of community participation, to seek to explore UFO incidences and evidence of human contact with Extraterrestrials.

What is dogma?

‘Dogma’ is a system of obfuscations, propaganda and related ideology, which elites present as “truth”, with the aim to maintain social control, and toexpand their own hold on power. Other examples of current operating dogma include schemes of socialization that aim to convince people that “capitalism promotes freedom and democracy”, that “privatization is a good thing”, and that “economic protectionism is a bad thing”.

A notable example of dogma, in the context of the so-called ‘War on Terrorism’, is that “the U.S. and its coalition partners are waging war in Iraq and Afghanistan not subtantively for oil, but to promote human rights;” meanwhile well-documented human destruction, suffering and oppression worsen.

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Haunted Voices Radio Network Incorporates New Programming and Schedule Changes

Palestine, IL, February 08, 2007 –(PR.COM)– Todd Bates, owner and host of www.hauntedvoicesradio.com, announces new shows and topics for the Haunted Voices Radio Network.

The Haunted Voices Radio Show debuted on March 10th of 2006 and has made massive format changes since its inception. Originally a podcast, the show now boasts a 24-7 streaming radio feed as well as its own network of programming touching on all things paranormal.

The schedule includes:

Ghost Census on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10pm EST
Close Encounters from the Other Side on Wednesdays, 8pm CST
A Glimpse through the Veil on Wednesdays, 8pm EST
Strange Encounters Radio on Sundays, 7pm EST
W Paranormal on Sundays, 9pm EST

There are also four International shows:

EVP Research Radio on Tuesdays, 10pm CST
The Paranormal Zone on Wednesdays, 2pm CST
UFO Connection Radio on every second Saturday, 7pm CST
Spooky Quackers and Beer on Saturdays, 10pm EST
Nightwatch on Sundays, 9pm CST

The network programming features a variety of topics and discussions, ranging from serious investigations, EVP research, psychic phenomena and even a “paranormal comedy” show.

Haunted Voices Radio has featured many notable guests, such as Mega Memory Savant Kim Peek, veteran investigator and author Brad Steiger, Quantum Physics researcher and producer David Sereda, and reverse speech expert David John Oats.

Hauntedvoicesradio.com offers forums, free arcade games and streaming music. The mother site, www.hauntedvoices.com, continues to draw attention for the study of EVP as well as general paranormal research. HauntedVoices.com is now in its third year and has drawn close to 3000 members across the United States and abroad.

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THE CALL OF THE WEIRD

Travels in American Subcultures

By Louis Theroux

Da Capo Press. 266 pages. $24.
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Just who is “we” The Call of the Weird, Mr. Theroux’s extended road trip in search of American oddballs, it’s the wide, wonderful universe of survivalists, flat-earthers, end-of-the-world prophets, Nevada brothel owners, topless dancers, get-rich-quick motivational speakers, white-pride lunatics and the many, many Americans who have been abducted by aliens. And Ike Turner, too.

It might feel as if we have met many of these people before. Mr. Theroux certainly has. He made the same stops about 10 years ago for the BBC in a television series called ‘“Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends.” In a nostalgic moment, or perhaps to pick up a quick paycheck, he decided to revisit his old pals and see how they were getting along.

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Dan Aykroyd Says O’Hare Footage Exists

update on February 1, 2007

Dan Aykroyd
And he has it! According to the former Saturday Night Live star, Dan Aykroyd and his group of filmmakers have come into possession of exclusive O’Hare Airport UFO photographs and video footage.

During a recent promotion for his line of Tequila beverages, I had a chance to speak briefly with Aykroyd about the topic of UFOs.

“Will you be releasing any more UFO documentaries?”

“We should have another DVD out by next year,” Aykroyd replied. “You know there was a major sighting in Chicago recently,” he said in referring to the O’Hare Airport UFO.

Acknowledging the event, I asked if there would be any exclusive O’Hare UFO content in the film. To my surprise, he said not only will they be exposing new photographs of the O’Hare Airport UFO, but exclusive video footage. Dan appeared excited about the new film and the O’Hare story, “it will have photographs, video, and the whole works!

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Regan Lee lights off on what she thinks skeptics are like, once again!

Skepticism vs. All The Other Kinds of Skeptoism

Hey, that’s it! Maybe. “Skepto” to denote the rabid, pathological, fundie,mondo, irrational skepticism, and to separate it from normal, everyday, “real” skepticism.

While we do have skepti-bunkies, skeptoid, etc. that seems to offend those that wear those shoes (tough) and confuse some others.

I like Colin Bennett’s chronic and cultural skepticism terms, but that may be too esoteric.

Whatever term you use, and I’ll probably keep on using various forms of rabid-pathological-fundie myself, the point is: there is skepticism, and then there’s something else entirely hiding behind the goodly term of skepticism.


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Nick Redfern gets much closer to the truth….

UFO Whistleblowers

Greg’s post on the strange tale of Jaime Shandera’s involvement in the UFO subject should be considered a cautionary and essential lesson for anyone who has tried (or is contemplating trying) to determine precisely what is known about the subject at an official level.

Indeed, as I know well, any attempt to pull back the veil of secrecy that certainly exists when it comes to UFOs often results in conveniently-placed insider sources coming forward with ufological tales of both wonder and awe. Or are they just tales full of lies and half-truths, designed to push persistent ufologists as far away from the real picture as possible? As Greg noted in his post, with respect to the odd tale of the so-called Yellow Book: [It] may be one more piece of disinformation in a litany of junk that was release to ensnare unsuspecting ufologists and the foreign intelligence agents who preyed on them.

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Throw memes into a, pot-stir biskly!

From India Daily (where else?)

What happens after death – the extraterrestrial connection from the Hyperspace
India Daily Technology Team
Jan. 28, 2007

It is an intriguing question that has made every one think for ever! There is no direct answer to it because no one for sure knows what really happens. There are all kinds of doubts against the NDE (Near Death Experiences).

Modern science for the first time is getting a chance to bring all the data back to computer simulation to understand what really happens after death. Who are we? Where do we come from and where do we go to after death? What is life? What influences everything that happens around life?

Computers have assembled all the data that is available. It is trying to logical inference from the NDE effects, the reincarnation data (results of thousands of interviews), quantum physics, the extraterrestrial influence on ancient civilizations, the physics of higher dimensions, the natural phenomenon of the universe, the dark matter question, the black hole singularity, the concepts of tachyons and imaginary mass and much more.

What we are going to describe below is the most probable scenario. Till terrestrial technologies can break into higher dimensions in a massive particle collider in future, there is no way to prove the same. In 1916, Bose and Einstein mathematically proved that a perfect fluid of zero viscosity is possible when temperature is close to absolute zero – the temperature outside this physical universe in Hyperspace. The theory was finally experimentally confirmed in laboratory setting in 1998. Bose Eistein condensate – the fluid gives the first signal what really existed just around the time of big bang. So whatever you think is fictional, can be true. Ignorance and over confidence are the biggest reasons for the lack of understanding anything that is not obvious.

Hyperspace is what contains the endless numbers of Universe. It is at absolute zero temperature (-273 degree Celsius). The quantum mechanics and physics are still valid there. The Hyperspace has many more dimensions than our physical universe. It creates universes like bubbles in the ocean that float for a while and then disappears. A chilled universe below it that forms the platform holds the Hyperspace. The Hyperspace has connection to out physical universes through black hole singularities. Hyperspace is not immortal. Everything above the chilled universe is in cycle of birth, tenure of life and eventual death. That includes life, Hyperspaces, Universes, Galaxies, Constellations, Stars and Planets and everything within the universes.

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Dances with Loons

The head loon over at the PGS

This is (more or less) an open letter to the denizens to the Paranormal and Ghost Society. You folks have had your fun, made a bunch of smacktalk and threats. That’s cool guys really! What I’ve had to say about your little bunch has not been particularly pleasant. You people appear to be a pack of yahoos who enjoy skulking around private property at night. So what? You got a problem with that? Take it up with the complaint department or better yet, stop being yahoos!

What I object to is this outrageous talk about the Odd Emperor libeling you. No one’s libeled you! If you really think so than you probably don’t understand what the word means. (after reading all the crazy-half witted legal crap on your web page I have little doubt of that!)

In publishing, it’s very important to understand which side one is on. To liable someone, one would have assert something with malicious intent which is also untrue. It’s certainly possible to accidentally liable someone, but that’s not what I’m talking about.

For the record, I have not and I am not libeling your group or anyone else–I’m criticizing your group! Not quite the same thing at all. Just like when your fearful leader criticizes his local police department, the public library system, the local TV news company or some non-profit historical group that he knows nothing about. The ONLY difference is that I’m criticizing you and you people can’t seem to figure out how to deal with it. It’s not liable, it’s not going to harm you in any way, I’m not placing a hex on you, blighting your crops, hurting your business, stealing your cattle or corrupting your children.

I’m just rendering an opinion.

Some of you over at PGS can’t handle an opinion which is not praising or validating your little group in some way. Your moderator (E.G.”Lord Rick”) is so afraid of criticism that he responds to it by screaming like a little girl.

You know what? That’s tough-titty people. You want to be so restrictive that no differing opinion waifs into your little sandbox? You want to shout UNFAIR! – Leper-outcast-unclean when someone comes along and says “hey! You people are behaving like a bunch of unwashed goober-heads?”

I can’t speak for others but the reason I say that is because, that’s what you look like. The Paranormal and Ghost Society appears to be an entity that doesn’t exist outside Internet and Lord Ricks imagination. Your founder runs all over the place in his pickup truck, trespassing on private property, drinking beer and toking up. To me, that’s unbecoming behavior for almost anyone above the age of 19, that has been my experience and that is  my opinion. Live with it, stop worrying about it.

I strongly suspect that I’m not alone in that opinion.

To “Rick”, your illustrious founder I don’t have much more to say, except this.

Dude; you need to start thinking about the important things in life. Not ghosts and goblins, that crap’s always been around and it pretty much takes care of itself. I’m talking about you Rich and the things you hold dear.

When I see photos of you smoking your crack pipe, waving weapons around, sneaking into places you don’t belong, I roll my eyes and think that you look like a complete jerk. I don’t condone illegal drug use, but to tell you the truth, I also do not give a hot damn if you do drugs or not.

However, I think it’s really stupid to brag about it on a public forum.

Now, why is any of this my business Rich? Because you made it my business, You made it my business by putting photos of you and your buds lighting up pipes in public places. You made it my business and the business of 100 or so people who stopped by your web page today.

You know Rick, I sent you some questions a week or so ago, some of them were silly, perhaps even, disrespectful. I’m sorry about that but, it’s difficult for me to be respectful to someone who is so full of himself, so convinced that he’s doing something that anyone gives a flying flip about.

Rick, anyone can skulk around private property at night, anyone can smoke dope and anyone can throw a good party, anyone can take photos of closed cemeteries and write stories about them.

The question I didn’t send you, the one I should have sent you would be something like this. “Rich; when will you think about growing up? For own sake, For your family’s sake? (BTW, that’s not a threat against you or your family so put your hackles down! Chill out dude!)

Speaking of threats, you write;

“Who knows maybe Ill just knock on his door wonder what he would do then see its all about principal he messaged me at first being all buddy buddy when his heart was full of darkness and bad intent its almost like premeditated murder its wrong. I don’t care ill call the guy 4am after I smoke a bowl lol what is he going to do kick my ass I highly doubt it. People like that don’t need to be taken to court they need to get served justice that is the only way anything gets done nowadays.”
–Rick

I’d be real careful on that score bud. I think “that guy” might mind very MUCH if you call him at 4AM. You can call him before 11 PM, as a matter of fact I believe he’s interested in speaking with you.

Showing up on his doorstep to serve justice? Rick, I don’t wonder what he would see, A drugged-out loser with delusions of grandeur. You can come by Rick but not unannounced. If you call ahead, he might even have a cold one–waiting for you. (A beer Rick, not some other thing)

You Rick are not an officer of justice and if you show up drunk and/or stoned, the real officers of justice will be dealing with you – but I suspect you already know that. Sure hope you do! The paperwork’s a bitch!

That’s really all I have to say to you “Rick” take care and farewell, we will meet again only if you do something silly.

To the members of the Paranormal and Ghost Society? You can stop by the Odd Empire any time you like. Your fearful leader doesn’t extend that offer to people he dislikes. That’s only one of a multitude of differences between us. I’m opened minded and can take a little criticism. Rick is not open minded and he’s evidentially pretty thin-skinned, so are most people over at the PGS, apparently.

BTW, you-all are welcome to comment if you like.

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Jacques Vallee, Critical Thinking, and Intelligent UFOlogy

This is yet another preface to our upcoming series on UFOlogy—the first was our UFOlogy Library.  In the past month, I’ve received many emails from people who would rather see Brainsturbator move in a different direction.  Some of these messages have been eloquent and polite, some of them have been very confrontational—but they all make the same point: on a planet where over 10,000 children die every single day due to starvation, disease, abuse or warfare, what the fuck am I doing talking about aliens?Well, first off, I’m not talking about aliens.  The UFO phenomenon is way stranger than mere extraterrestrials.  And that’s precisely why I’m interested in it, and why I will continue to cover it—it’s located at the center of nearly all that is weird and unexplained in the human experience.  This is slippery territory, and it’s very easy to get tripped up on your own assumptions, it’s very easy to make mistakes—huge, retarded mistakes.

In short, UFOlogy is a great study to hone your critical thinking skills—and that’s what todays article will focus on, with some considerable help from our friend, Jacques Vallee.

In Vallee’s (insanely good and essential) book Revelations, he starts off by analyzing three of the bedrock foundations of the modern UFO mythology: the Majestic 12 documents, Area 51, and the Dulce underground base.  His conclusions are vastly more damning than any “skeptical” debunking article, because rather than beginning from the assumption that the claims are false, Vallee actually investigated with an open mind.

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Air Force colonel reports lights ‘not of this world’

By way of UFO Updates;

Snaps images above Arkansas: ‘I have no idea what they were’


Posted: January 17, 2007
6:37 p.m. Eastern By Joe Kovacs
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com

In the wake of reports of unidentified objects flying over Chicago’s O’Hare Airport, a retired Air Force pilot has his own mystery with a rash of bright, colorful lights he photographed hovering in skies over western Arkansas last week.

“I believe these lights were not of this world, and I feel a duty and responsibility to come forward,” Col. Brian Fields told WND. “I have no idea what they were.”

Fields, 61, was cooking chicken at his Van Buren, Ark., home Jan. 9 when just before 7 p.m., he observed two intensely bright lights as he looked to the southeast close to the horizon.
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