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An 28-year-old African studying medicine in Russia paid his tuition by running an internet dating scam in which he pretended to be a beautiful Russian woman searching for a mate. He posted a photograph from a magazine on the net, and convinced several British men to send “her” money for a visa so she could come and meet them. After the woman failed to arrive, several of the men complained to the Russian police, who arrested the student.

So watch out for that internet spam touting “Russian Beauties Who Want to Meet You.” You may be sending sweet stuff to a male medical student.

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Within today’s straitjacket of news coverage, factual information on UFOs is nearly non-existent. To obtain anything worthwhile, you need to bypass Big Media altogether. But every now and then, a tiny blip registers on the mainstream radar.

Such as the incident from the summer of 2002. On July 26, 2002, at around 2 a.m., very close to Washington, D.C., two F-16 jets were seen in pursuit of a blueish object which outmaneuvered and outran them. The object also disappeared from Air Force radar. How is it that we learned of this event
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For half a century, from the end of World War II until the fall of Communism, the world was divided into two parts: the good guys and the bad guys, the West versus Communists. Russia and the U.S. never attacked each other directly–we fought our wars through other countries. If a guerilla movement anywhere in the world aligned with the Communists in order to overthrow a repressive government, we backed the other side, even if we ended up shipping weapons to a cruel dictator, who impoverished his citizens while filling Swiss bank accounts for himself. Cold War exploitation by both sides was a major reason that African democracy never had a chance. South America is just now crawling out from under its effects. No wonder the U.S. is hated in so many parts of the world.read more

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Anne Strieber sees us starting to make the same old mistakes all over again. Read her new diary and see if you agree.

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