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Trained Observer, you have some excellent questions as usual. They're the same questions that pop into my small brain. Yes, Jack Ruby suddenly got cancer when he became a serious liability to the conspirators. Dorothy Kilgallen, amazingly, got access to Ruby (see The Death of Dorothy...

Waiting for solar blast.

Glad you like the drone collection. It's time for me to dive in there and update it with new drones that are just coming on-line. I'm seriously bothered by the news that Homeland Security wants thousands of military drones deployed in U.S. skies. Goodbye civil rights.

The question came up about Congressman Steven Schiff of New Mexico and his untimely death from cancer. Yes, I think the people who kill heads of state and blow up large buildings can also give you cancer. I'm guessing President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela is a recent recipient. Other UFO-related...

I just want to thank Gene and Chris for honoring Lou Farish with a show. Not everyone knows about Lou and how he rather quietly influenced--and advanced--ufology and paranormal studies. I haven't listened to the show yet but I had several interactions with Lou over the years and came to respect...

Did he say "feed babies to snakes"? Holy mother of . . . I'm learning more about Native American secret rituals than I really wanted to know . . .

Decker did a post about the Dropas on September 4, although he misspelled their name. LINK: https://www.theparacast.com/forum/threads/tibetan-disks-the-dolpa-in-bayan-kara-ula.8796/ Fascinating subject. From Decker's article: "The men had huge, bulging heads and puny bodies . . ." Sounds a lot...

This one may have recoverable DNA. Read story at The Daily Mail

Is the Yeti nesting in Siberia? Strange twisted tree arches "prove legendary creature exists" Hunters are claiming they have discovered the nest of a legendary Yeti tucked away in a remote area of Russia. And experts are hailing the discovery of bizarrely twisted trees in the Kemerovo region...

For you, Gene.

Waiting for Santa

Ha. I need to talk to Steve Bassett. Now that the alien thing is in the wastebasket he needs to focus on some real disclosure at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue . . . of the Barry Soetoro kind. Sorry guys, I couldn't resist. I'll shut up now and go make dinner.

White House: No Evidence A Valid Birth Certificate Exists.

As for "formulas of hyperphysics," or hyperdimensional theory, this is now mainstream. You can hardly pick up a physics journal without reading about extra dimensions, dark matter, torsion fields and zero-point energy. See Brian Greene and Michio Kaku. Hoagland's greatest contribution...

I'm confused. At 110:42 in the show, Gene says, "Parenthetically, do you believe Richard Hoagland?" Philip says no. My question is: believe Hoagland about what? Are you implying, Gene, that Hoagland said we didn't go to the Moon? If so, you need to read Dark Mission, brush up on your Hoagland...

Rural, very rural. Has someone pulled a large-scale prank near the tiny Michigan town of Harris? Or are two giant corn circles the result of something else? Here is Linda Howe's posting at Earthfiles.com: A news video exists at this link: Crop circles discovered in U.P.

You can criticize Mr. Kaplan for believing everything Sitchin wrote, and for making some amazingly broad assumptions. He obviously subscribes to many conspiracy theories that populate dozens of websites and he doesn't hesitate to weave these into his book. It's all very entertaining. However...

U.S. hypersonic glider launched, contact lost. That's the headline at USA Today (Aug 11, 12:52 pm EST). Here's the link: U.S. hypersonic glider launched, contact lost - USATODAY.com

"An 11-year-old boy in Brazil has been dubbed 'Magnet Boy' because metal objects apparently stick to his skin." I'm not sure if this is a normal thread or a sticky thread. :) Story with video: Brazil Magnet Boy: Paulo David Amorim Attracts Attention Because Metal Objects | World News | Sky News

I'm old enough to remember the life and times of Richard Nixon, the 37th President of the United States. American history is endlessly fascinating and it's worth remembering that the chain of events that led to Nixon's resignation all began when a late-night security guard (at the Watergate...