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The Saudi royal family paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to al-Qaeda and the Taliban in exchange for an agreement that they wouldn’t attack targets in Saudi Arabia. This was clearly a waste of money. The tragedy is not only that al-Qaeda didn’t keep their part of the bargain?they used that money to finance training camps in Afghanistan that were attended by 911 hijackers. Without the Saudi payoff, 911 might not have happened.
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Henry Willis, author of Earth’s Future Climate, says, “The first two weeks of May this year saw the largest cluster of tornadoes in the Midwestern U.S. since record keeping began in 1950. In a ten day period of time, 384 tornadoes touched ground. There is a clear explanation for why this happened. However, the implications of that explanation lead to some serious conclusions.” Read his explanation about what’s going on with the weather right now in his fascinating new Insight.

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What’s going on behind the scenes in UFO research? We’re beginning a searching new series of interviews with UFO researchers, some famous like Stanton Friedman, others less well known, but doing unique and important work in the field.

Our first interview is with Australian researcher Paul Potter of UfoPhysics.com, who has been working with abductee Betty Andreasson Luca’s “star language” utterances. Some of these statements were translated years ago from ancient Gaelic. Now Potter has discovered that others are translatable also, as the extinct language Latin.
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People who try quit smoking experience a slower sense of passing time, just when they wish it would go more quickly. This may be due to the effects of nicotine withdrawal on the brain. Researcher Laura Cousino Klein says, “The time perception impairment that we observed in the abstaining smokers may be part of the reason they also reported feeling more stressed and unable to focus or be attentive.”

Klein says, “These sort of feelings are over very quickly. Nicotine leaves the blood within 48 hours so it should get much easier after just two days.” So don’t give up?it’s worth it!

Slow time? It’s just one more thing that doctors don’t tell you.

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