Sep 30, 2010
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It should be of no surprise that credible retired military personnel have stepped forward with tales of their encounters by UFO’s in sworn testimony before the *National Press Club this week. I reposted their testimony on my VOD Pod site just in case people missed it since there was barely a peep out of the mainstream media. Hopefully they will not disappear like many other videos have in the past. Remember the UFO that zipped over Obama’s inauguration in D.C. CNN captured on video? That one disappeared without a word. But the long and the short of it all is the fact these highly educated and credible people have risked it all to divulge the existence of UFO’s. But for many of us, this is old news. I must admit learning that space ships shot beams that incapacitated rockets with nuclear war heads during test launches was news to me eh.


![]() | Sa-Cinn Native ArtFirst Nations arts and crafts shop offers a stunning array of Northwest Coast Indian art including bentwood boxes and silver jewelry in bear, raven, eagle, and killer whale designs. |
![]() | Bear Canyon GalleriesJewelry and other fine Southwest Indian crafts from a Navajo-owned store. |
![]() | Navajo WorksNavajo family crafts store offering hand-made sand paintings, pottery, and gifts. |
![]() | Ancient Ways Native American ArtsNice selection of Native American crafts from a Shoshone Indian gift store, including beaded leather goods, painted buffalo robes, and traditional Plains lizard and turtle amulets. |
![]() | Hopi MarketHopi-owned store featuring kachinas, basketry, and other Native American art of the Southwest. |
![]() | A Gallery of NationsNative-owned store selling Zuni Indian jewelry, pottery, and fetish carvings. |
![]() | American Indian Art and Gift ShopCalifornia Indian basketry and other native arts and crafts sold by a non-profit Indian cultural center. |
![]() | Seminole MarketplaceSeminole Indian crafts including patchwork clothing, palmetto dolls, and beading. |
![]() | The Wampum ShopBeadwork, carvings, and other American Indian crafts by a Cayuga Indian artist. |
![]() | Choctaw ArtAn online gallery of artwork, jewelry, folk art, and home decor by various Choctaw Indian artists. |
![]() | Algonquians Sweetgrass GalleryQuill boxes, moccasins, and Native American gifts from an Ojibway-owned crafts store. |
![]() | Northern ArtsBroad selection of Inuit and Native American art from Canada. |
Yeah, yeah, yeah talking about spirits seems sort of lame in this so called modern error, I mean era. Fact being, all dogmas address the supernatural and our direct connection with the spirit world. It’s not a secret homeboy. The spirit world is just next door and there are spirits who are here specifically to rain on your parade. Take it for what its worth but it was said in visions we all chose to walk this world with all the obstacles we face long before we were born unto Earth. The obstacles placed before us were challenges we, as spirits, needed to overcome before we could continue our journey. Our time on Earth was only one of many stops we were to make on our magnificent journey of great knowledge. There, I said it and soon people will be burning my effigy in Time Square for being a heretic.
It should come as no surprise to an observant soul that change has already begun. There are many theories about the changes. For instance, many Russians believe Amerika, via *HARP, is responsible for the rash of fires that continue to ravage forests, crops and soon, their economy. Chinese scientists recognized solar flares as the seed of weather anomalies though their government rallied the stripping of western industries in the name of green. Granted, those nasty polluting industries simply moved to China or India where pollution has become an art form. Dare I mention the boon to the corporate bottom line for cheap labor? Slave labor is in vogue these days and coincidentally China has a thriving Gulag System, a proverbial chamber of horrors according to survivors. Funny how people forget that part.