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Hmm, alright, I'll bite, why is he coming on the show? I just don't know how any of these guys could alter their sales pitch or try to panic us is new and creative ways so as to make what they have to say somewhat interesting. I mean we get it, the dollar is bad, gold is good, gold is going up...

Why is Stephen Beizer going to be on the show? Somehow I doubt he's coming on to entertain us with tales of the government trading our unborn children for bars of gold. Come on guys, don't stoop to the level of George Noory and Alex Jones, pretending as if your doing us a favour by having some...

If you asked him, he'd probably say that he could do that too. He does have other powers that he explained.. or rather.. "explained". For example he can shift between parallel universes and dimensions at will which he often does so that he can take advantage of the timeline where he's doing the...

Goldberg is a certifiable loon. Even among the craziest of the paranormal field, he ranks way up there. I mean the man believes that he can teleport, at will, anywhere on the planet, using his mind. He needs to be restrained in a padded room.

I think perhaps there may be some repressed memories coming to the surface in the form of these tales. A few times during the interview, I had a really... disturbed.. feeling, that some of what he was saying could have happened, but not with an alien. Like that scene with the man behind the...

Seems like there's some sort of linkage problem that has cropped up between last weeks show and the latest. When I click on the download links, FireFox acts as if it's about to do it's thing (loading bar goes), then absolutely nothing happens. If I try to do "save link as", the box comes up, I...

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As soon as I saw those two buffoons along with Bob Dean, Henry Deacon and Webre in the same room, my brain instantly liquefied itself, terrified of the inevitable onslaught of stupid. I lasted 30 minutes, the crazy was too thick. Here's my honest take of the group: Cassidy is a new age...

Ehhh.. he wrote an entire book on shadow people. It's hard to imagine how much bs you'd have to pad that with to fill up a book. I've seen "shadow people", specifically the "hat man", since I was a kid, but there's nothing paranormal about them. Any rational person who takes a few minutes to...

A certain one-armed farmer comes to mind.

If you're standing in a field, taking photos of static crop formations, you're going to use the best possible settings. He's not though, the photos that are decent are the ones of the outside of the barn and of the orbs where nothing is happening, demonstrating his camera is capable of taking...

I know those are zooms. I'm speaking of the initial panorama and one above it which are still 1MP full frame. I'd suspect he zoomed in on pictures of the same quality since I can't imagine someone flipping through quality settings between shots of the same scene. I mean sure, it's possible he...

LOL that actually looks a lot like them. The pictures are so blobby they could be square bails of hay with a big balloon tied to the top.

Pravda is worse than the National Enquirer and Weekly World News combined. Russia Today for real news (in English). They even cover UFO stories time and again, much more often and with more balance than western media.

This is 2009? I'd like to believe the story, but I have serious doubts about their authenticity... Look at all the pictures with the tall "beings" in them. They're terrible. They're 1MP and more blurry and shaky than the photos my 90-year-old grandma takes at Christmas. Then scroll down...

I've been listening to the Paracast on a nearly daily basis, knocking out one a night when my girl works late (she tires of my ufo shenanigans). I have to say I'm impressed with the quality present in the overall body of work; you guys don't ever seem to have an off-day. Being up on many of...

I was actually comparing Jones' credibility to that of the National Inquirer. Good catch though.