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What do you expect from people who believe they can scry the future with a fancy search engine?

There's definitely a bit more here than a ring of tofu web sites. The most interesting discovery was the repeated mentions of a summer camp in Romania, called Atlantyrkon, for which there are many photographs of what really appears to be campers. The VIP participant list is somewhat random...

I have a old, obsolete video camera which can take an image every minute until the tape runs out. It's interesting that this has never occurred to anybody undergoing regular midnight abductions. At the very least, I might tie a long string from my bed post to my ankle. People seem to be...

That thread represented all that is wrong with internet communities. Mac was one of my favorite thinkers and his premature passing was a real shame.

There's quite a bit of overlap. Try searching for "puthoff doty".

Negative masses? Travel via frequencies? This is somewhat exotic stuff. Negative mass hasn't yet been observed, so 30 years seems quick to both discover a sizable source and figure out the engineering. As for the latter, what experimental evidence is there that objects have such frequencies...

A reasonable perspective from one who lived through both WW1 and WW2.

Some here may call me a sucker, jpw, but I found your response moving.

The context isn't clear. Is that simply foreign aid or does it include all charity?

On C2C, Farrell disqualified himself by announcing his very high regard for Hoagland and his absolutely bogus Interdimensional Physics, which is merely numerology based on finding 19.5 everywhere.

Just catching up on the Boyd show tonight. The fact that "billions" are spent in building new transuranic elements indicates there's something to Lazar's claims about 115? If Einstein has been born blind, his equations would have contained the speed of sound instead? He built the flying coil...

I wouldn't say that I'm confident, but I'd like to fully exhaust the mundane explanations. I think resorting to the paranormal should be done on the basis of solid evidence that the explanation thereby becomes normal. I don't have enough information on ETs to postulate that this looks like one...

Hello all, My first introduction to the Black Triangle mystery was a book called Night Siege, concerning a flap in the 1980s over New York's Hudson Valley. The secrecy profile of this craft defies logic. Its technology remains inexplicable, implying that the Black World must be more than...