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Sci-Fi Predictive Programming: The Semiotic Deception of 9-11

By Phillip D. Collins Replete with esoteric symbols, conspiracy research certainly warrants semiotic examination. Although fraught with historical flaws and theological distortions, The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown acknowledges the value of semiotics in studying the conspiratorial world. In fact, the novel’s central character is a semiotician specializing in symbology. Evidently, Brown recognized the potential [...]


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I…Paranoid by Clyde Lewis

by Clyde Lewis National intelligence agencies are now the authority in this country and it seems that they are the ones who approve what is truth. What falls through the cracks is the ooze and paranoid conspiracy theory that we are told to avoid because it is just not American to be a paranoid collector [...]


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America Attacks Itself

Mars Turns Retrograde in the Nation’s Birth Chart For the next 80 years as the Nation’s Mars function remains retrograde, it is of urgent importance that we Americans confront our violent shadow. Francis Donald Grabau reports from the 10th House On July 19, 2006, the Mars function of the U.S. came to a standstill as [...]


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Alternative 3: END GAME of the New World Order

The Most Dangerous TV Show Ever Made In June 1977, Great Britain was rocked by the airing of a television program so controversial it was aired once and only once before being banned.  It was then shown in Australia where the reception prompted yet another ban.  Finally, it was optioned by NBC in the United [...]


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What You Need to Know About Depleted Uranium

by Alan Cantwell, MD Recently I received an intriguing email claiming that the rapidly increasing worldwide epidemic of diabetes was caused by depleted uranium (DU). As a medical doctor I never heard of such an idea. Every physician knows that radiation can lead to cancer, but the DU and diabetes connection seemed ludicrous. Nevertheless, I [...]


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Two Guns, No Justice, Who Killed Bobby Kennedy?

by Shane O’Sullivan At 12:16 a.m. on June 5, 1968, Bobby Kennedy was shot three times from behind as he walked through the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. He had just won the California Democratic primary and expected to challenge Nixon for the White House, promising to withdraw from Vietnam, “tame the [...]


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Top Secret Tourism, Secrets of Area 51

If you can visit only one site of the Top Secret Government, Area 51 in Rachel, Nevada is the one. Most of what you have heard about this place is false, most of what you haven’t heard is true, and no one wants to talk about the things that aren’t entirely true but aren’t entirely [...]


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Tom Bearden 0.0 : Wizard of Zero Point

Scalar Energetics and Paranormal Energies by Iona Miller Microphysics wizard, Col. Thomas E. Bearden knows Nature’s secret of creation. This remarkable engineer from the space program and science intelligence is notorious for his free energy research. Master of Nothing, this magician can theoretically produce anything out of the thinnest air—a pure vacuum. The dynamic vacuum [...]


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The Twelfth Thunder: Beyond the Digital Environment of Finnegans Wake

by Robert Guffey “Electricity comes from other planets.” – Lou Reed, 1968 McLuhan’s main influence was Joyce, and it is the contention of this essay that Joyce’s main imperative with Finnegans Wake was to approximate the hyperlink effect of the Internet in visual space fifty years before the Internet was even invented.  Before Marshall McLuhan became “the [...]


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The Tangled Web Icke Weaves: Who is Behind David Icke’s Freedom Foundation?

by Will Banyan Mocking David Icke’s judgment has long been the sport of various wags in the mainstream media. Back in 1991, he memorably came to grief on BBC1 when Terry Wogan punctured his seemingly confident façade with a scathing reminder to the savant in the turquoise shellsuit that the studio audience was actually, ”laughing at [...]


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