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Now that Whitley Strieber has come forward to talk with Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp, taking advantage of the current UFO infatuation to peddle his usual woozy stuff, it made me recall the review I wrote of Strieber’s later book, The Key. I am wondering how much of Whitley’s wacky claims Corbell and Knapp even know about. Do they still think that Strieber is credible? By the way, in this interview posted June 27, Whitley says, “I think we’re right on the edge of the truth coming out, I think we’re very close” to UFO Disclosure. Let’s add this to…

I went to a chiropractor in the 1980s for a stiff neck that had not improved after a month. A coworker praised him with the evangelical certainty usually reserved for miracle diets, used car salesmen, and people who have just read one book on nutrition. I was skeptical but adventurous, which is how most regrettable life decisions begin. The adjustment worked. My neck improved. Worse still, my chronic asthma improved as well.At the time, I was deeply unhappy in my first professional job after earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in applied behavioral science at Wright…

A roundup of mysterious, paranormal and strange news stories from the past week. Source link

Since UFO “confidential sources” and “whistleblowers” are now all over the news, let’s examine some cases you might not have heard about. “Psychic” spoon-bender Uri Geller recounts how he was supposedly taken by his good friend Dr. Wernher Von Braun to see the alien bodies from a saucer crash. Friends I saw them with my very own eyes I was there in a refrigerated vault with Dr Wernher Von Braun, I had an encounter with them when I was 5, there are none human built vehicles, there are bodies and there are living aliens among us. The Israeli government knows about…

The Battle To Be Trump's Next Attorney General Source link

Democrats Abruptly Revive the Idea of Impeaching Trump Source link

President Donald Trump and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson shake hands after signing the funding bill that reopens the government, Wednesday, November 12, 2025, in the Oval Office. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok) A source close to the White House believes President Donald Trump’s decision to launch an unprovoked war against Iran will cause the GOP to lose both the House and Senate in the upcoming midterm election.  “This war in Iran almost cements the fact that we lose the midterms in November — the Senate and House,” a person close to the White House told Politico.…

Apple-1 computer in the Smithsonian. Photo: Ed Uthman, Wikimedia. CC BY-SA 2.0 Half a century is plenty of time for an Apple to stay fresh, or to rot. The New York Times’s Kalley Huang (“For Employee No. 8, Many Changes in Apple’s 50-Year History,” April 2) traces the evolution of Apple Inc. from a “scrappy start-up that assembled computers by hand” — and whose organic name was a natural fit for an environment in which “Silicon Valley’s fruit orchards hadn’t yet been taken over by office parks” — to one which “has come to define how to be a global…

Is It Still Possible To Have a Fair Election in the EU? Source link

Have you stood in the seasonings aisle of your local grocery store lately looking for salt and found yourself face to face with more salt choices than you knew existed? There’s the old standby, standard table salt. Or maybe sea salt in a fancy grinder? Light pink Himalayan salt is pretty. And it sounds healthy — is it?  Salt is in nearly everything we eat, and most recipes call for salt. So how can you know which to choose?  In the U.S., most people’s dietary sodium comes from processed foods and eating out at restaurants. If you’re aiming to cut…