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The nation of Brazil is relaxing its policy of UFO secrecy.It is the first among a number of countries known to beconsidering the idea of abandoning the secrecy mandate thathas been in place worldwide since the phenomenon first beganto be publicly known nearly fifty years ago.

A.J. Gevaerd of the Brazilian Committee of UFO Researchersreports that a number of important files have just beenreleased, including a folder containing documents from 1977that cover dozens of cases of UFOs in the Amazon with over100 pictures made during Operation Saucer, an officialBrazilian military investigation that was carried outbetween September and December, 1977.
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Paul Bennewitz was a brilliant scientist and signals expert who worked on secret projects and lived near Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico. He began to pick up strange signals and see lights hovering over the base, and became convinced that an alien invasion was about to begin. When he informed his intelligence-community employers of his concern, there began a horrendous process of disinformation that eventually landed him in a mental institution. Then Linda talks about the fantastic new crop circle season: it’s early and it’s WORLDWIDE! Greg Bishop’s website is Excludedmiddle.com.

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Whitley talks with this week’s Mysterious Powers guest, Paul Elder, about such things as their mutual experiences with out-of-body travel at the Monroe Institute. They go from there into a hair-raising discussion of direct experiences with unknown beings, ghosts and you name it. Paul’s website is Paul-Elder.com

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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:

“For a dramatic climate change to take place, “A whole bunch of pieces have to fit together. Certainly this is one of them. We need to keep paying attention, and people are doing that,” he said.

“Woods Hole is conducting research that measures the path and temperature of some parts of the Gulf Stream.
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