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Ukrainian workers recently found strange graves at a construction site in the Ukraine. They thought it was an ancient Scythian graveyard until someone spotted the medallion of a German soldier in one of the coffins. When archeologists arrived, they were shocked to find that some of the human skeletons had their spines sawn lengthwise. Some did not have heads, while others had skull trepanation (holes drilled in them), as if they were trying to create a “third eye.”

Experts decided the bodies were victims of the Ahnenerbe, the most secret organization of the Nazi Third Reich. The victims were not Jews?they were what Germans called ?Aryans,? the ?pure race.? Ahnenerbe?s doctors were doing medical experiments on them, trying to create a new breed of human being.
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Since skyscrapers are a symbol of Western power for terrorists, we should figure out how to protect them from the fate of the World Trade Center. The lightweight construction that enabled the World Trade Center towers to rise so high proved fatal on September 11, when terrorist-controlled jets easily sliced through them, fatally severing their central cores of elevators, stairs and water lines to sprinklers.
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Russian scientists think a tough microbe that can withstand huge doses of radiation must have come from Mars, since it wouldn’t have had time to develop this ability here on Earth. On Mars, however, the bugs could have received the necessary dose in just a few hundred thousand years, because radiation levels there are much higher. The bugs would then have traveled to Earth on meteorites.
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It’s been reported in the mainstream media that Boeing is building a flying saucer, but the aircraft company hotly denies it. Reports say that Boeing’s work is based on antigravity research conducted by controversial Russian scientist Yevgeny Podkletnov, but Boeing spokesman David Phillips says there’s no company funding for such a project.
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