Whitley's Journal
Tuesday, October 11, 2005
Just in the past two years, there have been two great earthquakes that have devastated populated areas and many other smaller ones that have also done great damage, the Amazon has virtually dried up, the Arctic has begun to melt, the Greenland and Antarctic ice caps have become unstable, and the weather has turned into a complex monster. What is...
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Sunday, October 2, 2005
American conservatism began as a movement dedicated to the preservation of individual freedom. It was founded on three fundamental pillars: the limitation of government involvement in private life, the containment of corporate power, and the prevention of military adventure abroad.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005
I must say that I continue to be mystified by the Key. It's so ironic that so much paranormal experience would come to me, a person easily convinced by the paranormal. Before my 1985 close encounter, I was pretty skeptical about such things. Knowing of my tendency to dismiss even the most vividly physical of my unusual experiences, I called my...
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Saturday, September 10, 2005
A few weeks ago, I discovered a lost trove of lecture tapes, interviews, videos and other audio-visual documents, including some of the most unusual UFO videos ever made, and this week I begin the process of archiving them online. The first thing I uploaded is a lecture I gave in 1988 at the World Affairs Conference at the University of Colorado...
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Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Another summer, another series of weather catastrophes worldwide. Monster rains kill hundreds in India, a gigantic area of Siberian permafrost melts, northern Europe floods while southern Europe experiences its worst drought ever recorded. And now Katrina, which could well turn out to be the greatest environmental disaster in the history of the...
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Sunday, August 7, 2005
I have gotten in two books and interviewed the authors for upcoming Dreamlands that have, frankly, blown my mind. In all the years I've been doing this journal, I don?t think that I've ever written, specifically about books. But these two have changed the way I think about the world in such deep ways that I feel a need to write about them, in...
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Tuesday, July 12, 2005
There is a significant likelihood that the United States is going to experience a nuclear attack. This attack will probably take the form of the destruction of more than one American city, and will be designed to cause maximum casualties. This seems inevitable because the steps necessary to prevent it have not been taken, and perhaps cannot be...
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Friday, May 20, 2005
Finally, the general media is beginning to acknowledge the existence of a problem with the Gulf Stream. But they and the scientists who communicate with them are still bending over backward to minimize public alarm. Here is a typical approach, this one from CNN, based on comments by a senior scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution...
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Friday, March 25, 2005
My wife recently published a diary entry about herviews on the Terri Schiavo case, which elicited a ton of email response. Like my recent journal on the Rapture, or the non-existence thereof, the vast majority of the letters were positive. We receive ten thousand emails a month, and our volunteers try to at least open all that are not obvious...
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Tuesday, March 15, 2005
I have been trying for some time to write the predictions journal that I promised in December, but frankly, the news is so uniformly bad that I have hesitated even to approach the subject. I am no Nostradamus, incidentally. I extrapolate, I do not prophesy. Over my writing career, there have been a few odd incidents of unintentional prophecy, such...
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Friday, February 25, 2005
The much heralded ABC special on UFOs has come and gone. Predictably, it was more of the same, a large number of lies sprinkled with a few truths. At least it wasn?t as relentlessly negative as such programs have generally been in the past. But people like Peter Jennings and his producers are cursed with the belief that they can understand?or...
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Saturday, January 1, 2005
Last Sunday's tsunami will go down in the history books as one of the greatest natural catastrophes of all time. It comes during a period of unusually high earthquake activity worldwide. Of course, since the geological community does not believe that there is any central force that triggers earthquakes, this fact will be attributed to coincidence...
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Saturday, November 13, 2004
Yesterday, Anne woke up. I mean this in a profound way, new for me, that is unlike anything I have ever seen before. Well, not quite: I remember a few years ago when my sister woke up like this. One moment, the eyes are there, but they are just eyes. The next, something glistens from within, and you see it: the soul has returned to the surface of...
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Saturday, November 6, 2004
Saturday, October 18 was the most terrible day my wife and I have ever known. It started out as a lovely and very normal day. We went to a movie, then watched a baseball game with our son. At about nine, we went home. On the way, Anne suddenly said, "I have so many wonderful memories of my marriage." I was rather surprised--not that she had good...
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Tuesday, September 28, 2004
A moment ago, we received the shocking and tragic news that Dr. John Mack had been knocked over by a car in London and killed. This is a tremendous personal loss for me and Anne, and for all who this sacred man helped. He was truly a man of courage, who put his reputation, his career and his livelihood on the line for the most scorned and derided...
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Tuesday, September 21, 2004
September, 2004, has been a terrible month on planet earth. We have suffered one of the greatest sequence of storms in recent memory, with devastation from the United States to China to Bangladesh. As I am writing this, the death toll in the United States is close to a hundred. At least a thousand people have been killed in Haiti, 64 in Grenada,...
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Wednesday, September 1, 2004
It?s such an eerie time right now. The weather is changing radically before our eyes, with sixteen typhoons in the Pacific this year and powerful hurricanes still forming, with extraordinary environmental changes that suggest that the planet?s natural system is in the process of a profound breakdown, and far faster than anybody imagine. And now...
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Saturday, August 21, 2004
My last journal entry drew practically no comment. This was quite unusual. Generally, there's a load of mail, pro and con. I know why it received this silence: nobody wanted to think about what it meant, which is that if a wider mideast war is on the way, we are not going to see it coming because we have lost crucial intelligence resources in Iran...
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Sunday, June 27, 2004
The outing of Valerie Plame in the column of Robert Novak has now led to the resignation of Jim Pavitt from the CIA. Mr. Pavitt was Valerie Plame?s superior. His work has been devastated by this catastrophic security leak, and he has apparently chosen to resign as a result. The announcement of his retirement is the tip of an iceberg of...
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Friday, May 28, 2004
We went to the premiere of the Day After Tomorrow with Art and Ramona earlier this week. It was a fabulous event, with the whole front of the Museum of Natural History turned into an arctic waste via the use of artificial snow. The premiere was packed with celebrities, including the stars of the movie and many others. The film itself is a...
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Tuesday, May 4, 2004
In January of 2003, I published a journal entry on this website in support of going to war against Saddam Hussein. The reason I offered then is even more valid now than it was then. It is that the west needs at least one substantial, proven and stable source of oil outside of its own borders. The stakes are not small: we need this to survive...
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Saturday, April 24, 2004
As the currents in the world?s oceans show signs of slowing and the initial phases of sudden climate change become noticeable across the planet, ?The Day After Tomorrow,? the mega-movie inspired by The Coming Global Superstorm is due to hit the screens on May 28.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2004
In March of 1997, the Phoenix Lights burst onto the public stage, stunning the city, the country and eventually the world. What was not then known was that a noted local physician, Dr. Lynne Kitei, had been interacting with them for months. In fact, Dr. Lynne's interest and her deeply positive personal orientation--her spirit of giving and...
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Tuesday, April 6, 2004
Nowadays, faith is a loaded word. But when hasn?t that been true? People have been getting themselves killed for one faith or another since earliest times. In ancient Rome, the emperor Nero lit the Vatican Gardens with torches made of Christians dipped in tar. During the middle ages, the Inquisition burned Cathars, Jews, witches and just...
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Friday, March 12, 2004
As evening fell last February 16, we were driving across west Texas toward San Antonio, still about four hundred miles out. We were at a point where we could stay on IH-10 or turn off and take the old road, Highway 90, into the city. At that point, a sequence of events began that would end with a close encounter experience, or rather, a...
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Tuesday, January 27, 2004
The greatest environmental catastrophe in recorded history is now unfolding. The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute has announced that the North Atlantic Oscillation is failing, and, along with it, the Gulf Stream. The Institute has observed "the largest and most dramatic oceanic change ever measured in the era of modern instruments," in an...
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Sunday, December 7, 2003
The is part two of this journal entry. If you have not yet read part one, please click here. There is a complex process of contact taking place now in three areas: the British Midlands, the east central United States and British Columbia. It may be unfolding elsewhere as well, but these are the three areas from which extensive reports are...
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Wednesday, December 3, 2003
After I had my contact experience in 1985, I began to go out into the woods alone at night to see if there would be a response from the visitors. The initial contact had been pretty awful. I was terrified and beaten up. I was raped, a fact it has taken me nearly twenty years to truly face. But it wasn?t all bad. In fact, it turned into...
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Wednesday, November 5, 2003
The sun is in the most unusual state that has ever been observed. At a time when it should be recording greatly diminished sunspot activity, the most active sunspot ever observed has just finished crossing its face. The largest solar flare ever recorded--by far--exploded out of this sunspot on November 4. This extraordinary event wasn't...
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Thursday, October 16, 2003
Ever since I realized that something strange had happened to me on December 26, 1985, I have held the question open of what that might have been. In Communion, I was careful to preserve this question throughout the book, and I have always stayed loyal to this question, no matter how much pressure I have been under to resolve it in one way or...
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