Stewart L
Is that Coke in Your Shrimp?
If you’re looking to get high on cocaine you may not have to look much further than the seafood on your dinner plate. That’s because a number of shrimp tested have been revealed to contain unusually large traces of the drug. The story was first reported last May and has gotten more bizarre ever since. […]
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Michael F. Strong
Did Russian Coal Miners Unearth a Real Flying Saucer?
A group of coal miners in Russia appears to have uncovered what in photographs and a mysterious video, appears for all intents and purposes to be a genuine “flying saucer.” You Might Like Russian state media claim the unknown UFO-shaped object was discovered in a coal mine in Belovo District, Kemerovo. Russia Today reported the […]
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Michael F. Strong
Navy’s Videos of UFOs Were Never Supposed to Have Been Made Public
“Move, along, there is nothing to see here…” That is what Navy officials would like you to do now, recently admitting that a series of videos showing authentic military footage of UFOs that went viral last year, were really never supposed to be released to the public. But, it’s a little late to put that […]
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Amoroso
Former High Ranking CIA Official “Thanks God” for the Deep State
If you have been watching the impeachment inquiry of President Donald J. Trump, then you surely can agree with his assessment that those who are trying to tear him down are a bunch of “career diplomats” and “never-Trumper” eliminates of the “Deep State.” Now, a former high-ranking official has come forward saying not only does […]
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LightWorker111
Judge Warrants Cop Access To Online Ancestry DNA Records
“This is exactly what we expected would happen…” my editor wrote ominously. And he was right. In another alarming legal ruling against personal privacy at the deepest level – genetic identifiers – a Florida judge recently granted a warrant to a detective keen on conducting a mass search on about a million people, innocent or […]
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LightWorker111
Ex-Twitter Employees Busted For Saudi Espionage
In breaking news, the United States has filed a criminal complaint against two former Twitter employees, charging that they spied for Saudi Arabia by using their positions to mine information about anyone critical of the Saudi government and fed that valuable data back to their homeland. The federal complaint filed November 5, 2019, was unsealed in […]
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Stewart L
Trump’s Huge Advantage with Veterans in 2020
Donald Trump is about to become the first US president to march in the New York City Veteran’s Day Parade. Grandstanding, you say? Hardly. At one level, Trump is merely repaying the favor of the enormous support he received from veterans and active-duty soldiers when he captured the White House three years ago. Veterans voted […]
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LightWorker111
Freaky Green Crop Circle In Brown Autumn Field
The high strangeness surrounding crop circles just got a whole lot stranger. Freaky, in fact. You Might Like England is Crop Circle Central, with the most reported formations anywhere in the world. The circles almost always appear on natural earth energy lines (called ley lines) over a natural spring. Almost half of all crop circles […]
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Amoroso
Why Hasn’t Biden Been Charged With “Quid-Pro-Quo” as Vice President?
No doubt, if you’re like me, you’ve must have asked this question a thousand times, what’s the difference between Joe Biden actually bragging on a video clip, that he’s holding up 1 billion dollars in aid to Ukraine, unless a Ukrainian prosecutor investigating a corrupt Burisma Holdings company, that Biden’s son Hunter is sitting on, […]
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Stewart L
Is Trump’s Support Higher than Polls Suggest?
We often hear that “every vote counts” in a presidential election. But the fact is, some votes count a lot more than others. That’s because the vast majority of the electorate consistently votes for one party or the other. Voter turnout is important and can vary in important ways. But the affiliation of most voters […]
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