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As good an interviewer as Ian is, whoa, the questions left for a Paracast interview! I agree, Farrell needs all the time and attention you can give him, Gene. I'm going to have to read a couple of his books I'd been avoiding because I don't buy his Giza death-star theory. But his latest...

Thanks for reminding me, Simone. I'm still a streamlink subscriber for listening to Ian and George Knapp. I fell asleep as Farrell was introduced and forgot to try to catch the show today. This should be really interesting.

I've been away from the board and the computer since my hard drive started a slow but devastating death. Lotta other things kept me away ... life, what an adventure, eh? Anyway, I'm really sorry to hear of Dave's decision and hope it doesn't stick. With that, Gene makes me giggle and he has...

I think hospice has provided a way of dying with dignity and the assurance one will go sooner in some cases. When the pain is too difficult to bear, the increased issuance of morphine may push the time limit. I don't know that to be true, but I suspect it in a relative's case and had a very...

In one shot I've seen, it looked as though there were a tether on the left of the object, extending to the corner of a building. But I decided it could also have been the difference in the quality of the cloud layer too. The layer below is distinct from a sweeping layer above the area. Can't...

It's a haunting story, that the child is so in touch with detail and emotion surrounding the man he believes was himself at an earlier date. Hard to dispute. But if one considers there is an information field, something I suspect is true, it may be possible to access any and all information...

Can't say I've ever had a lucid dream that predicted an event, but I buy the premise. What I do get is my own voice telling me to take an extra set of keys, take an umbrella, take a coat, those weird little messages I was fond of ignoring because they come out of nowhere, seemingly. They're...

Just another attempt to make Ron Hubbard a saint. The guy was a grubbing cheat. Can't rewrite history. The story of his one time pal, solid rocket fuel scientist, Jack Parsons, is far more interesting ... and bizarre. The watered down version: Wikimedia Error But tell that story to a...

He covers the gamut in his book, Red. It's worth the read.

I've seen the gnats darting all over too. When I close my eyes, I still see them, but they're red then. Like Jim, I always thought my eyes were trying to paint something interesting for my brain, or vice versa, my brain entertaining my perception. I know from my doctor that most floaters are...

I'm sorry, Don. Really sorry. Of course I don't include you or all the military in that dumb accounting. As I said, I make myself crazy thinking about ufo stuff. There are plenty of military men in my family so I wasn't trying to throw darts at everyone, even at Simone really. Just...

I was torn during this show. First, I believed the guest was honest and just delivering her experience for us. Later, it struck me that any info which comes to me from military personnel is suspect. I know there are many stories which sound credible from military of high rank. I'm just...

Loved these shows. I remember seeing so many of the photos online years ago, but they aren't easy to find now. Found an Italian site with a few of them as well as some thumbnails on a goofy conspiracy site. I suppose Lear still has his moon anomaly site, but I can't go there in good...

Water rights are very quietly being bought up all over the state of Texas right now. I'm aware of at least one company involved, but I wonder if there are more. Absolutely no one is talking about it so I wonder if we're going to kiss cheap water good-bye soon too.

Ew. My first thought on reading about Martin's research. Ew. Scary. Don't want to read this. But I'd pretty much come to some of the same conclusions he did without doing in depth research on mind control. I'd become anesthetized by abduction stories until the first person who mentioned a...

I did say I wouldn't hold Treasuries for very long, Cotton. They're just another bubble in the making and I have no idea how long a rally might last. Some predict no more than a year, but that may be too long, I just don't know. But if I think this period of decline will last fifteen to twenty...

Gold has gone up in value because the people who buy it also buy into our entering a hyperinflationery period in the near future. Could happen of course, since the Fed is printing money to a fare-the-well, but I suspect that period is very far down our economic road. The Fed can't raise...

Sounds like a guy I'd really enjoy too. All this looking up has paid off. I've seen what I know to be very odd aircraft fly over. Would love it if someone could identify some of the things I've seen.

Although I'm sure to spout from time to time, all the wisdom I ever gleaned is that I don't know much, not really. I know if I start labeling what is right and what is wrong, I'm really coming from a very bad place. Coming from innocence is best. If we could return to a more childlike state...

Funny, kinda mushy story, sorry to the guys who cringe at mush. I usually avoid it, but have decided to let it fly and just be a girl, a more trusting girl, okay, old lady. (I can hear all the breast jokes already.) The other day I'd made plans to see a girlfriend for lunch and some light...