INVESTIGATIVE RESEARCHERS LIKE DAVID ICKE AND ETHICAL EXTRATERRESTRIAL CONTACTEE ALEX COLLIER HAVE SUGGESTED THAT MANIPULATIVE INTERDIMENSIONAL ENTITIES ALTERED OUR TIMELINE IN THE 1930S AND REMOVED OUR COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS, AND THE MEMORY OF AN "EXTRATERRESTRIAL WAR" THAT TOOK PLACE ON EARTH IN THE EARLY 1930'S
The manipulative aliens, who were apparently responsible for that war, infiltrated our time-space and selectively altered our history. The result, in part, is that human memory of such a war was "erased" from our "official time". Our current time line therefore reflects the alteration which took place.According to Alex Collier, Ethical Extraterrestrials, who operate on a higher-dimensional consciousness, witnessed this alteration of our time line, and they provided information about the same to him. Due to this manipulation, we, as humans, are apparently not aware of our "TRUE" history any more. Consequently, we are not able to answer basic questions about our existence, such as: "Who are we? Where did we come from? What will be our future like?"Mr. Collier also tells us about how these manipulative aliens or "Archons" entered our reality. He claims that the Nazi scientists, in their quest to control the world, created a time portal in the "original 1930s" which introduced aliens to our realm. These manipulative aliens then apparently travelled back in time with the help of their technologies, and created an artificial history for humans, full of wars, disasters and destructions. Humanity's formerly peaceful past became a past full of war and oppression.Alex Collier also suggests that these ETs altered our history and time line and so that humanity can be easily controlled. "Because of their ability to time travel, it looks like they have been here thousands of years -- they can go backwards in time. If you can go backwards in time you can literally alter the consciousness of any race. You can alter any event. That's exactly what they have done. They are not the only ones who have done this. There is also a group from Sirius B who have also done this. It took me a long time to understand why it was that they wanted to do this. The bottom line is that they wanted to control us."David Icke further tells us how "shapeshifting" aliens can control our leaders and are changing the course of human history with the help of their lower dimensional technologies. In fact, these researchers also claim that most of the natural and manmade calamities or disasters are caused by these Archons. Alex Collier's insights suggest that Fukushima is one of many regressive alien-orchestrated events that were spawned by a Manipulative Extraterrestrial intrusion which had taken place in a former time line.
These researchers suggest that we need to question what we are taught in our history books. We have to search for the truth so that we are not control by these other dimensional beings.
Read more in the UFO and Exopolitics section of The Canadian.
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SHORT UFO FACT: [Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico is another location that has been associated with many of the famous crash incidents as well as having its own sightings. In 1980 Kirtland suffered a number of low-level intrusions by UFOs in the vicinity of its nuclear weapons storage area. The sightings also consisted of radar jamming and electrical blackouts. Kirtland AFB also controls the Los Alamos National Laboratories and they intern control the Sandia Laboratories. ]
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SHORT UFO FACT: [South Africa's most famous "CONTACTEE", Elizabeth Klarer, died from cancer at the age of 83 in February ('94). Her overriding aim appeared merely to impart her "ALIEN KNOWLEDGE" of the properties of electro-magnetism. Among the claims she made are that, in the World War II years, she was trained to observe UFO's for the South African Airforce. But perhaps her most remarkable claim is that she met and made love to what would probably be called a "NORDIC-TYPE" alien and subsequently was flown to his homeworld in the Alpha-Centauri star system where she gave birth to a son who remains there. Her story has aroused controversy and disbelief, but she has stuck to it for many years. ]
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This is one of those matters in cryptozoology that shall be forever unsolvable at this point. The situation is that once upon a time there was supposed to be a photograph that had been circulated in the late 1950s or early 1960s, which was seen casually by several persons someplace or another. And then at one point in time, cryptozoologist Ivan T. Sanderson found that the only copy he had, in form of a photostat from some unspecified earlier publication, had been lost while out on loan to some researchers. Naturally enough, Sanderson wanted to get another copy of it as a replacement. And then something happened (perhaps baffling but perhaps not): nobody seemed to be able to find another copy of the photo or even identify where it had originally come from. To quote an internet source on the subject:...The story of the Thunderbird was relegated to the ranks of creatures like the "jackalope" until 1963, when the story was revived. In the May 1963 issue of Saga, a men's magazine of the day, writer Jack Pearl recounted the story of the Tombstone Thunderbird, along with some large bird sightings of the early 1960's. Not only did he tell the story though, he went one step further and claimed that the Tombstone Epitaph had, in 1886, "published a photograph of a huge bird nailed to a wall. The newspaper said that it had been shot by two prospectors and hauled into town by wagon. Lined up in front of the bird were six grown men with their arms outstretched, fingertip to fingertip. The creature measured about 36 feet from wingtip to wingtip."While this is a different variation of the story (and size of the creature), it seems to be referring to the same incident. Was this nothing more than a mythic legend of the west, or was there something to the story after all?In the September 1963 issue of Fate magazine, a correspondent to the magazine named H.M Cranmer would state that not only was the story true, but the photo was published and had appeared in newspapers all over America. And Cranmer would not be the only one who remembered the photo. Eminent researcher Ivan T. Sanderson also remembered seeing the photo and in fact, even claimed to have once had a photostat of it that he loaned to two associates, who lost it. The editors of Fate even came to believe that they may have published the photo in an earlier issue of the magazine but a search through back issues failed to reveal it. Meanwhile, the original Epitaph story, which again mentions no photograph, was revived in a 1969 issue of Old West, further confusing the issue as to whether the photo was real or not.The Epitaph however stated that it did not exist, or if it did, it had not been in their newspaper. Responding to numerous inquiries, employees of the paper started a thorough search of back issues and files. They could find no such photo and even an extended search of other Arizona and California newspapers of the period produced no results. A NUMBER OF ARTICLES THAT APPEARED IN PURSUIT, THE JOURNAL FOR THE SOCIETY FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF THE UNEXPLAINED PROMPTED A MEMORY FROM W. RITCHIE BENEDICT, WHO RECALLED SEEING IVAN T. SANDERSON HIMSELF DISPLAY A COPY["PHOTOSTAT"-DD] OF THE PHOTO ON A CANADIAN TELEVISION SHOW "THE PIERRE BENTON SHOW". UNFORTUNATELY THOUGH, NO COPIES OF THE SHOW HAVE EVER BEEN FOUND.So, is the photo real? And if not, then why do so many of us with an interest in the unusual claim to remember seeing it? Who knows? IN THE LATE 1990'S, AUTHOR JOHN KEEL INSISTED THAT "I KNOW I SAW IT! AND NOT ONLY THAT - I COMPARED NOTES WITH A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE WHO SAW IT." LIKE MANY OF US, KEEL BELIEVES THAT HE SAW IT IN ONE OF THE MEN'S MAGAZINES (LIKE SAGA OR TRUE) THAT WERE SO POPULAR IN THE 1960'S. MOST OF THESE MAGAZINES DEALT WITH AMAZING SUBJECT MATTER LIKE BIGFOOT, GHOSTS AND MORE. KEEL ALSO REMEMBERS THE PHOTO IN THE SAME WAY THAT MOST OF US DO - WITH MEN WEARING COWBOY CLOTHING AND THE BIRD LOOKING LIKE A PTERODACTYL OR SOME PREHISTORIC, WINGED CREATURE. [JOHN KEEL EVEN SAID SPECIFICALLY THAT THE CREATURE DID "NOT" LOOK LIKE AARGE VULTURE WITH A HOOKED BEAK, AS SANDERSON'S EXPLANATION HAD IT. KEEL SAID IT HAD A LONG AND POINTED BEAK LIKE A "PTERANODON". THIS IS QUOTED IN SUCH BOOKS AS JEROME CLARK'S "UNEXPLAINED!"-DD]Interestingly, a reprint of the that appeared in Old West magazine caused a reader to remember another strange incident. He wrote to the magazine in the summer of 1970 and gave a firsthand account of a separate flying monster incident that also occurred near Tombstone. The writer had met two cowboys who told about seeing a similar creature around 1890, although they had shot at and chased the creature until their horses refused to go any further. This giant bird was not killed, brought to town or photographed. In fact, except for the fact that it was not shot down, their account sounds much closer to Bell's original report.During the 1990's, the search for the "Thunderbird Photo" reached a point of obsession for those interested in the subject. A discussion of the matter stretched over several issues of Mark Chorvinsky's Strange magazine and readers who believed they had seen the photo cited sources that ranged from old books, to Western photograph collections, men's magazines, National Geographic and beyond. As for myself, I combed through literally hundreds of issues of dusty copies of True and Saga but could find nothing more than the previously mentioned article by Jack Pearl. If the photo exists, I certainly don't have it in my own collection.So, how do we explain this weird phenomena of a photograph that so many remember seeing and yet no one can seem to find? Author Mark Hall believes that the description of the photo creates such a vivid image in the mind that many people who have a knowledge and an interest in curious and eclectic things begin to think the photo is familiar. It literally creates a "shared memory" of something that does not exist. We think we have seen it, but we actually have not.To be honest, I can't say for sure if I agree with this or not. I can certainly see the possibility of a "memory" like this that we have created from inside of our own overcrowded minds, but then again, what if the photo does exist and it's out there, just waiting to be discovered in some dusty garage, overflowing file cabinet or musty basement. I, for one, haven't given up quite yet - and I have a feeling that I am not the only one who is still out there looking.But are thunderbirds and mysterious flying creatures actually real? Do they fill the skies of anything other than our imaginations? If not, then what have so many people seen over the years? At this point, such creatures remain a mystery but one thing is sure, the sightings have continued over the years and occasionally an unusual report still trickles in from somewhere across America. So keep that in mind the next time that you are standing in an open field and a large, dark shadow suddenly fills the sky overhead. Was that just a cloud passing in front of the sun - or something else?http://www.prairieghosts.com/tbirdaz.htmlLate in the 1990s while working at IUPUI I had found a copy of a photo which I took to be the original of the "Lost" thiunderbird photo from a collection of photos purporting to represent surviving Pterosaurs on a Creationist website. It was in fact the same photo which Loren Coleman illustrates first in a Cryptomundo posting in March 2006http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/lost-t-bd-photo/At this point, Coleman quoted another researcher who had published the photo without comment or caption. At the time, Coleman did not know me and I did not know the other fellow (the link Coleman posted at Cryptomundo for this person's blog has long since gone dead) So, Later in 2006, I mentioned casually to Coleman that I thought I had a copy of the original Thunderbird photo. Not knowing about the other fellow, I sent Coleman another copy of the same photo. I gather Coleman did not take it well, for he never got back to me on the matter.So WHY did I choose that anonymously-submitted example from the 1990s? Two things in particular: the first is that the bird did NOT match the usual idea of what the "Thunderbird" in the photo was supposed to look like, "BUT it matched JOHN KEEL'S description specifically and exactly." And the second reason is that "This copy is not a photograph, IT IS A PHOTOSTAT, as Sanderson's copy was supposed to have been."So WHY was everyone going around looking for a photo that showed a bird nailed to a barn with six cowboys standing under it with fingertips touchig to mark six fathoms? "Because that was the remaining published description of the photo from SAGA magazine." And WHY was nobody able to find the photo again? "My guess was that the description was wrong: near enough right to ring a bell with people who had seen the montage but not exact enough that the original could be recognised again by going on the published description."My solution as far back as the period the SITU was still up and active, was that the photograph had been a montage and could possibly have come in more than one variation: indeed some accounts mention more than one photo. Here is a copy of another reconstruction of what the photo was supposed to look like taken from one of the Cryptozoological discussion boards, original without credit but I would guess from Deviant Art. And please note it does "NOT" match the published description from SAGA either:Compare to the version at the top. The bird could be mistakenly remembered as being in the upside-down position when it was actually rightside up and people were remembering THAT photo; or else it is also possible that an alternate montage pasted on the figure of the bird upside down as well.Here is another remembrance, with the witness this time inverting the bird to the rightside-up version as better representing what the witness remembered:http://www.forteantimes.com/artic/105/thunder.htmlIN A LETTER TO THEN-SITU PRESIDENT BOB WARTH DURING THE EARLY 1990S I SPOKE OF MY BELIEF THAT THE PHOTOGRAPH HAD BEEN A MONTAGE AND THAT I HAD SEEN WHAT I THOUGHT WAS THE SAME PHOTO "WITHOUT" THE BIRD. I HAD BEEN THROUGH THE SITU'S FILES ABOUT THE MISSING PHOTOGRAPH AT THAT POINT AND I DEDUCED THAT THIS FOLLOWING PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DEATH OF OUTLAW JOHN SONTAG (1893) HAD BEEN THE "BASE" PHOTOGRAPH ONE OR MORE MONTAGES HAD BEEN BUILT UP ON:Another clever internet viewer later came to the same conclusion.http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=93640.0 As to where or when the original montage could have been made, it COULD have been made anytime after 1893: my guess is sometime in the early 20th century and possibly as an April Fool's gag or possibly a souvenir postcard coming out of Tombstone Arizona or anywhere else in the Southwest. Possibly not the only variation of the idea in circulation, either. BUT The version shown at the top of this page is most likely the version in the possession of Ivan Sanderson and remembered by John Keel, because of the specific reasons given above.Selected References:Clark, Jerome (1993). Unexplained! 347 Strange Sightings, Incredible Occurrences, and Puzzling Physical Phenomena. Visible Ink Press.Coleman, Loren (1986). "Curious encounters: Phantom trains, spooky spots and other mysterious wonders" Faber and Faber, Inc.Hall, Mark A. 1994. Thunderbirds- The Living Legend!. Mark A. Hall Publications, Wilmington, NC.http://www.strangemag.com/strangemag/strange21/thunderbird21/thunderbirdintro21.htmlPS, I have also seen the original letters from H. M. Cranmer in Sanderson's archives.Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.9
I've been looking at an atlas this morning, trying to figure out the conundrum of the "Wingless Sky Monster!", first reported here a few days ago. Like Dr. Hynek before me, I am troubled by the discrepancies between the time the flaming cylinder appeared in the sky in the Eastern Time Zone and the time it appeared in the sky in the Central Time Zone. Although the sightings are commonly reported as having taken place an hour apart, they seem to have taken place two hours apart, "if the witnesses all reported the times correctly for their individual time zones." And since there's no reason to assume that they didn't, we can thus assume that there were two hours between the sightings in Macon, Georgia (1:45 EDT) and Montgomery, Alabama (2:45 CDT).
But, if the "Wingless Sky Monster!" was really traveling at 700 miles an hour, as two trained observers reported separately, then it only would have taken the "WSM!" about 20 minutes, give or take a few, to traverse the distance between Macon and Montgomery.
What does that mean? It means the "WSM!" had about an hour and forty minutes to kill between sightings. Now, what could a 700 mph wingless rocket do in an hour forty?
"Anything it wants to!"
At 700 miles per hour, the WSM! could cover nearly 12 miles in a minute. That means it could cover nearly 1,200 miles in the hour and forty minutes between sightings. That's a quick jaunt of 600 miles out and 600 miles back for those crafty aliens.
Where did they go?
Looking at the atlas, I can see many possible destinations:
* New Orleans, for some coffee and beignets?
* Miami, for some beach time?
* St. Louis, to fly under the arch?
* Nashville, to hear some country ">You know what they say: "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar." But then, other times, a cigar is a UFO!
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EARLY LIFE AND CAREERBorn in Mattoon, Illinois, Edwards broadcast on pioneering radio station KDKA AM in the 1920s, making him one of the earliest professional radio broadcasters.During the 1930s, Edwards continued his career in radio, but also worked a variety of other jobs, including a stint as a professional golfer. He was hired by the US Treasury Department during World War II to promote war bond sales.NATIONAL RADIO, UFOS AND CONTROVERSYAfter WWII, the Mutual Broadcasting System hired Edwards to host a nationwide news and opinion program sponsored by the American Federation of Labor. Edwards' program was a success, and became nationally popular.In 1948, Edwards received an advance copy of "Flying Saucers Are Real," a magazine article written by retired U.S. Marine Corps. Major Donald E. Keyhoe. Though already interested in the UFO reports that had earned widespread publicity since 1947, Edwards was captivated by Keyhoe's claims that the U.S. military knew the saucers were actually extraterrestrial spaceships.Edwards began mentioning UFOs on his radio program, and wrote several books on the subject.He was dismissed from the radio program in 1954, for reasons that remain uncertain. His interest in UFOs was believed to be a factor, but Edwards's editor and friend Rory Stuartwrote, "[AFL President] George Meany insisted that Frank Edwards not mention any [competing labor union] CIO labor leaders on his program. He flatly refused and was fired." In spite of thousands of letters in protest of his dismissal, Edwards was not reinstated.LATER CAREERAfter his dismissal from Mutual, Edwards continued working in radio, mostly at smaller local stations. He created and hosted a syndicated radio program, "Stranger Than Science," which discussed UFOs and other Forteana. In 1959, he published a book with the same title, largely a collection of his radio broadcasts.From 1955 to 1959 and from 1961 to 1962, Edwards served as a commentator for WTTV television in Indianapolis. He was on radio station WXLW, also in Indianapolis, in 1964 and returned to television on WLWI in 1965. His book "Strange People" recalls a television interview that was videotaped on October 3, 1961 with psychic Peter Hurkos. It is not known if any of these programs survive. During his time at WTTV, his program was the subject of experiments in subliminal advertising during 1958. The movie preceding his show contained the subliminal message "Watch Frank Edwards" inserted along with similar messages for bacon. Neither was a success in changing viewer habits. It is unknown if Edwards knew of the experiments.Edwards made an appearance on the Johnny Carson-era "Tonight Show," in October, 1966.The episode was guest-hosted by singers Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme. Although Carson saved videos of the show past 1969, this episode is presumed lost. On that telecast, Gorme made references to the fact that she enjoyed various science-fiction shows, like "Star Trek" and "Time Tunnel," and Edwards made various references to experts' sightings of UFOs to promote his then-current book, "Flying Saucers--Serious Business!"HIS DEATHIt is one of the myths of ufology that Edwards died on June 24, 1967, exactly 20 years after Kenneth Arnold's famous first "flying saucer" sighting. In fact, Edwards had died a few minutes before midnight on June 23, but his death was announced at the Congress of Scientific Ufologists in New York City on June 24, 1967.
BY JACK BRUMMET, ALIEN LORE ED.
THE FBI RECENTLY OPENED A DIGITAL READING ROOM--The Vault--with thousands of documents on their most famous cases (you know, Bonnie and Clyde, John Dillinger, The Unabomber, the 9/11 conspirators, et cetera). The most downloaded document (by far)? A 1950 memo about a UFO sighting.
THE MEMO TO J. EDGAR HOOVER is from from Guy Hottel, the special agent in charge of the Washington, D.C. field office.
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THE INFORMANT, WHOSE WHOSE NAME IS REDACTED, said that saucers had been found in New Mexico because the Government has a very high-powered radar set-up in that area that is believed to interfere with the guidance systems of the saucers.
THE TOWN OF ROSWELL IN NEW MEXICO BECAME INFAMOUS after reports that a flying saucer crashed in the desert near a military base there on or around July 2, 1947. The bodies of aliens were said to have been recovered and autopsied by the U.S. military. American authorities allegedly covered the incident up. We won't go into a lot of detail here, since this is one of the most well-documented UFO stories of all time.
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UFO SIGHTING IN HOUMA, LOUISIANA ON JULY 26TH 2013 - CRIMSON RED ORBS OBSERVED IN THE NIGHT SKY OVER SOUTHERN LOUISIANA MOVING FROM WEST TO EAST.
It was about 11:35 at night and I was driving home from work when I first noticed a large pattern of lights visible directly in front of me about 50 degrees from the horizon. I initially thought they might be flares but they were moving to fast laterally to be flares. They were crimson red in color and appeared to flutter or twinkle a bit. There were 5 orbs total moving from west to east just below the cloud line. They were moving slightly faster than a plane would be. Each light/orb was flying at a different altitude from one another and appeared to be in some sort of large formation. I pulled over into a gas station to observe them further, but as I was doing this the lights started to fade out and then disappeared. The total time I was able to observe was about 2 minutes. I often gaze into the night sky and have observed many planes, helicopters, satellites, etc.. but these orbs definitely seemed to be something different.
2013 SIGHTING REPORT
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