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Yeah, Monsterquest did report a lot of good stuff, and came up with some neat re-enactment videos, but then again, they nearly never really came up with anything, kinda like that blonde bigfoot hunter Autumn Williams, who during all her show came up with zip while making the show out of high...

With protesters in France entering a seventh day of strikes and demonstrations against draconian austerity measures, many political observers in the U.S. are now wondering how long it will be before similar scenes unfold on American streets, with even Time Magazine now conceding that the...

Now what I'd really like them to go after is Mokele Mbembe, but I don't think those guys are quite prepared to go into the Likouala swamp to reach Lake Tele in an unexplored region of the Congo full of venomous snakes and wicked tropical diseases after that critter.

Thank you for the link, that's prolly the only copy of that show online. It was interesting, and the accounts of the sightings are intriguing, but as usual, Monsterquest goes on a big hunt lugging lots of high tech gear, and finds nothing.

I've never seen any evidence for this chemtrail business at all, but I have known people who opted into the BS about the contrails in the sky, and regarded every one of them as a secret black government project to poison us all, destroy our crops, change the atmosphere to accommodate aliens...

Back in the mid 80's a guy named Paul MacCready, who built the Gossamer Albatross, built and flew a computer controlled half scale 18 ft. wingspan RC pterodactyl for an IMAX production called On the Wing. It was flown in Death Valley and filmed flapping it's wings and steering with it's head...

I was quite charmed to read of this. Apparently some are claiming that pterodactyls have been sighted in New Guinea and that they have terrified the local tribes for hundreds of years. They even have photos, which, admittedly, are automatically suspect, and the creature in the photos is quite...

I was fascinated when he said if a camera of any kind isn't good enough, GET RADAR! Hey! Radar! And he points us to a passive radar we can get for about $850 and which hooks into our PC. This is truly groovy! It's *passive* radar, so a transmitter somewhere else has to be painting your targets...

I lived in Alabama for the last two and a half years, and I know what you mean. I kept my religion to myself there so as not to be condemned as a blasphemer or burned at the stake as a heretic. I knew full well that my beliefs would not be well received there. I tried attending a couple of...

Ah! This is one I've not heard of, I shall have to check into that. Do you have a link?

A very good article and he makes some excellent salient points about why such technologies are in the black. The potential for disastrous weaponization being the chief reason, and the foolish idea of taking on ET with such weapons.

Yup! I'm with you there. YouTube is full of such videos, and I just don't bother with them. They could be anything in most cases. Now the Belgium triangle was an exception, that was low enough and behaved in such a way as to be clearly not one of ours, and the famous photos of it showing it's...

Relatively few exceptions considering the number of claimed abductions, which I've been hearing are in the millions, but you do make a good point. The Hills were abducted together, and Travis was right under that ship in full view of his buddies. Well..... maybe, what sorts of injuries and...

Oh I very much doubt we are going to wake up about our borders under Obamunism. At least not until there's a mosque on every corner.

Gosh, sounds like they hope it will test out for all the things necessary to carry weapons.... I wonder if it can dock with the space station....

Well it might be maintaining security for all the wonderful peoples of spaceship earth by carrying thermonuclear weapons to dispose of the not so wonderful peoples of spaceship earth, or... shoot down their satellites. At least that's the speculation among alarmists. I think it's up there to...

I didn't know anything about this, but we seem to have this X37-B up there, and it was launched months ago. Smaller than the space shuttle and unmanned it's capabilities are unknown, it cannot be found in the budget and the Air Force will not tell us anything about it other than it exists...

Well I went to join, but they wanted my street address, and I balked at that.

Indeed it was a very good interview, and I'd never heard Emenegger tell his story before. I think he was just being used and jerked around, but he also said that he really doesn't believe the government knows diddly, and that this whole disclosure thing is just chasing it's tail. I tend to agree...

I read this morning that some kids are saying it was balloons they released. So much for that.