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It came out early, finished it yesterday. Walter Bosley doesn't come out looking too hot. I can't really gauge the value of the book. It did give me some opportunities to observe the faultiness of my thinking, though--there were at least two occasions where certain content triggered a quick and...

I've seen it theorized that these big cat sightings might be connected to ancestral memories of predation from humanity's primitive past. I don't understand how this would relate to Bigfoot, though, as there's no evidence of such creatures having existed that I'm aware of.

Not to give a free pass to corrupt corporate tendencies, but this chain of disaster chugging along at regular intervals instigates a wondering if some queer 'paranormal' factor is operating a few feet beneath the surface. That, or perhaps a sort of karmic mechanism.

It's been quite depressing to observe my father's descent into madness over the last few years c/o watching Fox News all day, in between listening to conservative radio. He really believes that a corporate media outlet firmly invested in one side of the 'conversation' (a conversation wherein the...

Regarding craft operating on exotic propulsion, maybe 'zero point,' I think Richard Dolan pointed out once that if you can derive all this power just out of your surroundings, then there has to be an equal potential to weaponize it. Thus it's in the Powers That Be's best interest to keep a tight...

Has anybody here read Bekkum's book? A lot of his articles are intriguing, but I've refrained from buying it because I have this nagging feeling that he's full of it (as much as I'd like for the wild tales to be true). (And I just finished listening to this show--quite the cliffhanger regarding...

Indeed it is, thanks.

"Truthers" conducting themselves in ways such as that above are a big part of why nobody of significance pays attention to the issue. (See also: Alex Jones screaming like an idiot)

I came upon a story today from a somewhat questionable source regarding a story in last May's MUFON journal about Skunk Works guy Ben Rich allegedly confessing several fantastic things before his death. I'm not privy to MUFON publications, and am wondering if anyone here has any insight into...

Link for the show is still broken. I'm anxious to listen even though I struggle to believe Mr. Bekkum--though when I first heard about Operation Tango-Sierra I felt like I was on pretty good drugs.

I was referring to psychological effects. I've observed them in myself, and I think a lot of it can be at least partially attributed to the worldview I was handed. Especially when we're talking about impressionable young minds, those aspects of religion matter a lot more than charity drives...

Yeah, they really are. 'Stalking the Tricksters' was particularly bad.

I love how Christianity has been revised and adjusted over and over again--by human beings--for two thousand years, and yet its proponents can still say with a straight face that it's direct from the mouth of God. There's a book on Gnosticism by John Lash that does a good job of arguing for the...

Sort of unrelated--I never listened to his last appearance and am doubtful that the non-sexy issue of the disturbing amount of typos/etc. that appear in Adventures Unlimited books came up. I'm begging someone to harangue Childress, I find it really hard to muster respect for an intellect that...

You are never going to have all the data on 9/11. I'm not just talking about the physics of the collapse, but about everything involved--hidden agendas, prior knowledge, covert funding, even the post-conditioning of the mass psyche in terms of framing an official and approved storyline. This...

I am currently reading andrew colvin's 'Mothman's Photographer II' and he quotes John Keel on an incident where someone witnessed one Bigfoot pulling a second Bigfoot up from under the ground, without disturbing the soil--the second one essentially passed phantom-like through the earth.

You kiddos on either side of this issue need to take a big step back from the illusion of certainty. If you have the time, look for Colin Bennett's take on 9/11 and other similarly enigmatic events--they straddle the border between interpretations and challenge the most basic notions of real...

I think I would generally get enjoyment from nightly shows, but I think you have to be realistic and face a grim, grim truth--there's no way to avoid an annual show featuring Sean David Morton's prophecies for the coming year.

Also--maybe a few smidgens of evidence that my apocalypticism isn't entirely irrational (and apologies for citing a Socialist source!): No Recovery in Sight: 40 Statistics which Confirm the Collapse of the U.S. Economy

When GE or Time-Warner or whoever offers the Paracast elites mega-millions to broadcast 7 days a week, the Jarvis types will proliferate. Enjoy the moderate amount of guest quality screening while it lasts.