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... peace on Earth, good will toward men!

Finally finished listening to the book. Just OUTSTANDING! After hearing Ruppelt's narrative of the serious and professional way he and his colleagues approached the investigation of UFO reports, and how alarmed government and military leaders were by the large percentage of "certifiable"...

I've been listening to it, and it's fantastic! Thank you SO much for posting the link! I like the down-to-Earth, hardheaded professionalism of the author. I wish others in "the field" who are involved in the "woo-woo" garbage would realize that this is the sort of work that is MOST...

I'm sorry, but it seems like you just didn't really read my posts and recognize the argument I was making. In what way is it not false? How is it valid? I'm sure it's a true summation of the false and bigoted views of some people like Carlin. I'm sure it's a true summation of some sects...

Attempting to speak from a Catholic point of view here, I would argue that what members of a group like "Non-Believers Giving Aid" miss is that the fact we all have this desire to go outside of ourselves to help others who are suffering precisely because humans were created ontologically...

And if that summation of the "Abrahamic religions" were the truth, I'd have nothing to do with Christianity either. But what you quoted is Christianity according to George Carlin: a thoroughly ignorant, bigoted, hate-filled jumble of popular and convenient half-truths, lies, and crass attempts...

But in other threads (including one I replied in just a few days ago) the topic was all about how quantum physics suggests the material universe seems to respond even across time to the mere scientific observations made by our puny little human minds. Maybe it's not so "arrogant" after all to...

LOL!!!!! :-) Yes, definitely a tough one to listen to, but it never hurts to be reminded of the types of claims people are making out there. As a Catholic, I found this guy particularly humorous. I would hope listeners are informed and balanced enough that I wouldn't even have to say...

Great point, Wickerman!!!!! A great show! I can't wait to read Leslie's book: the only drawback--a thought that kept creeping into my mind as I listened--is that the book seems to rely almost entirely on witness accounts and argument from authority. I often recalled how quickly and easily I...

I've been thinking a lot about the topic of this thread, and I thought I'd try to bring another question into the mix: since quantum physics seems to center of the presence of a subjective observer, does it also go further to accommodate the possibility of a consciousness outside of the limits...

Interesting reading! Although way over my head. If I may venture a couple of questions, though: When Lenza talks about the observation of light from a quasar as an example, he writes, "the measurements made on the light now, determines the path it took billions of years ago." So does all...

Thanks for the writing and ESPECIALLY the video, CapnG! Why can't they make TV shows the way they used to?! *(Sigh.....)

I'll be the first to admit I'm not the brightest bulb in the box, so could someone explain in laymen's terms how a being from another dimension could even maintain its own existence if it were suddenly sucked into our dimension? For example, if a being that exists in 3 dimensions were to be...

I can NOT believe this old thread was actually resurrected. I tried to make it easier this time: just push play below and see/hear a bit of what Liszt wrote--time very well spent. Then, if you really have the time to waste, and you are used to doing things like eating rotted fish guts while...

Great lists, Ron! Black Hawk Down was excellent and had me on the edge of my seat hoping those guys would all manage to get out of there and back home. I recently saw The Hurt Locker, and that was alright, but more than a little disappointing. My favorite war movie of all time, though...

If he has any info. relating to the dating of human remains in North and South America compared to the generally accepted dating of the crossing of the Ice Bridge by the ancestors of the Native Americans, I think that could make for an interesting little discussion. Thanks! And good luck to...

I only listened to the first few minutes, when he was talking about people receiving some other "data streams" or whatever, perceiving these as paranormal experiences I suppose. It would be interesting to hear him talk exactly about HOW a brain that is hooked up to certain limited sensory...

I think the only thing that can really shake up a hardcore skeptic is an experience that happens to them or to someone close to them. That's what happened to me: the case that I consider the most solid is the one that happened to a man who is very close to my family--a case only he truly knows...

I think the real question we should be asking is How has intelligence gathering, analysis, and sharing changed since 9-11? rather than How has America's faith changed since 9-11? Sen. Bob Graham's book Intelligence Matters is a fine summation of the problems that existed before 9-11, and...

Hi Gene! Just curious, have you ever approached Ray Palmer Jr. about coming on the program to talk about his dad and memories he has of Richard Shaver when he was living in the Palmer's area? He is also in publishing, so I think it would be interesting to see how his father influenced his...