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Last week, Dennis Kucinich nearly ruined his presidential candidacy by admitting during the last Democratic debate that he had not only seen a UFO but been moved by the experience. Jimmy Carter then reiterated his often-stated comment that he does not know what he saw in 1969?that it was a moving light. The U.S. media reacted to Kucinich?s statement, intentionally elicited by Tim Russert, in the same way that the debate audience reacted?with chuckles. Kucinich courageously expanded on his previous comments at Drexel University, again eliciting laughter.

Kucinich was extraordinarily brave, but his admission not only of what he had seen but what he had felt–the visitors reaching to his mind–has marginalized him even further.
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Global warming doesn’t just lead to hotter weather?it leads to weather extremes. One example of this is that the past October set a record for the number of tornadoes worldwide.

In LiveScience.com, Andrea Thompson reports that in October there were 87 tornadoes in a 3-day period, from October 17 through 19. This broke the previous record of 63 tornadoes from oct. 23-27 that was set 10 years ago, in 1997.

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Microbes and humans share a long history of interaction, and the most successful microbes are those that inhabit but do not kill their host, although sometimes they make us so miserable, we almost wish they would. This probably happened because certain microbes and humans evolved together and along the way, they established complex strategies that enabled them to co-exist.

Tuberculosis settles into the lungs. The microbe causing ulcers burrows into the stomach where it thrives on acids. Salmonella typhi takes up residence in the gallbladder. All of these organisms can persist in our bodies for decades. Any microbe that was “cheating” the system, and tried to expand its territory in the body, wouldn’t survive because it would likely kill its host.
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Tickets are selling out fast for the crop circle conference on November 16-19 in Tempe, Arizona. All the Dreamland regulars will be there: Whitley and Anne Strieber, Linda Howe, William Henry and Jim Marrs! Whitley will speak on the provocative topic of “Crop Circles: What are They For?”

Other speakers include many Dreamland guests, such as Daniel Pinchbeck, Nick Begich, and Andrew Collins. Don’t miss this one, especially if you are a subscriber who is participating in our dynamic crop circle meditations. For more information,click here and here. Get ready: get your 2008 crop circle calendar TODAY. On the October 27 Dreamland show, Whitley interviewed Linda, William and Jim about what THEIR conference topics will be.
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