When Gary McKinnon gained access to the laptops of some of the United State’s top military officials he hit the jackpot. He hacked into several computers in the CIA, FBI, Pentagon, and NASA. What he found was what most of us have been looking for in our plead for government disclosure when it came to
READ MOREHere we go feeding the fires of Ancient Aliens. Discovery of what is suspected by one geologist to be a pyramid that predates even the oldest in Egypt by as much as 18,000 years is spurring debate about what primitive cultures were capable of. From an article in the Sydney Morning Herald Digging for the
READ MORENot too many cryptozoology stories come out of the Persian Gulf. Maybe its the mines, or the constant noise from naval activity that scares them off but these pictures have recent;y surfaced of a floating carcass supposedly discovered by a ship from Islamic Republic of Iran Navy. Yes, I looked it up, Iran has a
READ MOREOkay, hardly an alert, but in a story that comes as absolutely no surprise to most everybody but the psychic community… From The Register Telly psychics fail to foresee £12k fine for peddling nonsense By Bill Ray, 24th June 2013 Insert ‘didn’t see that coming’ gag here Oh, I will Psychic TV has been fined
READ MOREA block away from where I live stands the Hotel Cecil. A tall, tower-like complex with a history almost as sordid as the one that haunts the Tower of London. Hotel Cecil has always been known as the place where serial killer Richard Ramirez, aka The Nightstalker, lived for some time. The hotel also housed
READ MOREFor those interested in what transpired over Sao Paulo during a recent protest, the verdict is in! Drone! After our post on the subject appeared thursday, the debate over drones VS UFO/ET broke out in the comments section, promoting speculation that this subject can still put asses in the seats. Yes, believe it or not
READ MOREEr, what? In a story from the BBC, but straight out of an episode of the Adam’s Family: RHS ‘sheep-eating’ plant about to bloom in Surrey A South American plant with a 10ft (3m) tall flower spike is about to bloom in a Surrey glasshouse for the first time since it was planted 15 years
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