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Dead whales have been turning up on the beaches in Maine. Some of them are rarely seen in this area, and no one can figure out what killed them. Now scientists think sonar is giving whales the same kind of “bends” that deep sea divers get.

“The only way we can explain these findings is that it is a condition very similar to decompression sickness in humans,” says marine specialist Paul Jepson. “Sonar may cause a disease like the bends.” Underwater sonar is used by the military to detect submarines. Patricia Reaney writes that researchers have found bubbles in the tissue of stranded whales and dolphins that are similar to the effects of decompression sickness (DCS) in humans.
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When we wrote that Californias election used flawed voting machines, we got a quick, insightful reply from a “Concerned San Diego County Employee,” who says, “Essentially, the only threat(s) to the voting machines are internal since the machines are not connected to the internet.”

He wrote: I couldn’t resist commenting on the voting machines. The security flaws are overblown! A number of techniques and procedures can (should) be implemented which can eliminate all but the most sophisticated attacks. In any event, such an attack would be an “inside job” by either someone at Diebold or the County where such an attack might take place. BTW, there have been no known incidents of tampering since these machines were utilized.
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I have recently had a very complicated and, to me, interesting series of events happen in my life that, I believe, relate to something that has been happening to me since I was a child, and which drew me back to San Antonio in the first place.

I would characterize this as a period of heightened awareness, or contact with other levels of reality. Some of it has been really beneficial. For example, about a week after the sequence of experiences was initiated, I woke up one night to find a person standing in our bedroom. After an initial moment of terror, I had the powerful impression that this was Anne?s mother. As she died when Anne was seven, I?ve never met her. She said three words to me: ?Mustang, 1966, fire.? Then she disappeared.
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In Whitley’s latest Journal, he writes about a warning he received that turned out to be real, and his journeys to find the secrets of his childhood. He says, “I woke up one night to find a person standing in our bedroom?She said three words to me.” This is only the beginning of his extraordinary adventure and quest for truth.

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