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Whitley Strieber interviews Leslie Kean about the current state of UFO reporting in the general media, and especially about the November 12 National Press Club press conference on UFOs that she was instrumental in organizing.

They also discuss the participation of Arizona Governor Fyfe Symington, and his admission that he actually saw the Phoenix lights and the huge UFO that passed over the city on March 13, 1997.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Leslie tells us where she things the media is going with UFO reporting, and explains the dramatic sea-change that she sees coming, and the steps that need to be taken to make that happen.
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Learn the latest about the drones on this week’s Dreamland! As the mystery of the drones reaches the0,3893957.story?page=1&track=ntothtml,frontpage of the Los Angeles Times, a sharp-eyedUnknowncountry.com reader has found a possible explanationfor the technology that keeps the craft aloft. This comesfrom a Popular Mechanicsarticle from1964 about an ion propulsion device that was then underdevelopment by famed engineerMajorAlexander P. de Seversky.

According to the Popular Mechanics article, the craft “flieson pure electricity.” The article further states that “ituses tall metal spikes that are installed above an openwire-mesh grid.”This is close to a description of the tall “antennae” thatare characteristic of drones.
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A tsunami like the one that struck the coasts of Thailand, India and Indonesia 4 years ago may strike again. “Azhii peralai” means “from the deep ? large waves” in Tamil, the oldest language in southern India. For an ancient dialect to have its own phrase for destructive waves triggered by earthquakes, the people of Tamil Nadu likely experienced tsunamis periodically through the centuries, so they could have been much better prepared for it last time. Ocean waves are getting higher, so a tsunami could strike again.
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When we think of fuel reserves in the US, we think about coal. But it turns out that America may be sitting on a huge, 200 billion barrel oil field that has gone unnoticed and could make us energy independent.
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