Most ultra high strangeness UFO cases in the archives of Whitley Streiber

Whitley Strieber takes a new look at the history and future of alien contact. He reports on some of the most ultra-high strangeness cases in his archives and describes many of the miraculous events, both light and dark, that surround this astonishing and misunderstood phenomenon. Instances of healing, moments of extreme fear and great joy …[continue reading]

Cancer and the New Biology of Water

Thomas Cowan, M.D., has studied and written about many subjects in medicine including the heart, autoimmune disease, nutrition, anthroposophical medicine and herbal medicine. He is the author of Human Heart, Cosmic Heart and Vaccines, Autoimmunity and the Changing Nature of Childhood Illness, and Cancer and the New Biology of Water all published by Chelsea Green; …[continue reading]

PELOSI’S COMMENTS REVEAL THE TRUTH: DEMS ARE IMPEACHING TRUMP TO PREVENT THE OUTBREAK OF PEACE!

By Harley Schlanger 16 December 2019 Lest you, dear reader, think this headline is either wild hyperbole, or just plain crazy, read what House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said at a CNN town meeting on December 5, several hours after she announced the House of Representatives would draft articles of impeachment against President Trump.  She was …[continue reading]

Jury awards $5.4 million to couple after finding fraud in foreclosure case

David and Mary Ellen Wolf were several payments behind on their home mortgage and knew that foreclosure loomed. They were puzzled, though, when a foreclosure notice came early in 2011 from Wells Fargo because they hadn’t done business with that bank. They asked their West University neighbor, lawyer W. Craft Hughes, for help. After poring …[continue reading]

43% of Investors Interested in Bitcoin Are Women, Grayscale Finds

https://grayscale.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Bitcoin_Female_Investors.pdf A new study conducted by Grayscale has found that 43% of investors interested in the flagship cryptocurrency bitcoin are women. The study involved 1,100 U.S.-based participants aged 25-64 active in personal investing with at least $10,000 in tangible assets and a household income of at least $50,000. It found both women and men “share similar …[continue reading]