2019-03-01
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Whitley is Author of the Month on Graham Hancock’s Website
May 2, 2020GrahamHancock.com is featuring Whitley as Author of the Month for May, and you can read one of the most intense passages from A New World right on Graham's site. This passage, called "The Fields of Asphodel" concerns an epic three-day... continued
Oxford COVID-19 Vaccine May Be Ready for September, Remdesivir on Track for EUA Approval
April 30, 2020Two hopeful advances in both the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 have been announced, with researchers at Oxford University making rapid headway in their development of a vaccine candidate, and a study conducted by the National Institute of Allergy and... continued
Join Whitley Live Tonight at 7:00PM Pacific on Our YouTube Channel
April 30, 2020This week, we start with a discussion of why the US Navy has confirmed that the UFO videos released in December of 2019 are real, and how this relates to their earlier announcement that further releases will pose a "grave... continued
Göbekli Tepe’s Architectural Layout Required an Understanding of Geometry and Complex Planning—13,000 Years Ago
April 29, 2020Archaeologists with Israel's Tel Aviv University have discovered a previously-unnoticed geometric pattern in the layout of the excavated portions of Göbekli Tepe, the 13,000-year-old megalithic complex in modern-day Turkey that has upended modern archaeological assumptions since its unveiling over two decades... continued
UNSG Calls for a New Green Economy as Part of the World’s Post-Pandemic Economic Restart
April 28, 2020In his April 22 International Earth Day speech, United Nations Secretary General António Guterres called on the world’s governments to use their post-COVID pandemic economic recovery efforts to rebuild the world economy based not on the old paradigm, but rather... continued
NOAA Predicts That 2020 Will Be the Hottest Year on Record
April 24, 2020According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's projections, 2020 is on track to be the hottest year on record, despite record low solar output, reduced carbon dioxide emissions from reduced human activity due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and no El... continued
Hydroxychloroquine Studies and EUA Field Use Delivers Mixed Results on Efficacy and Safety
April 22, 2020 In the race to provide effective treatments for patients stricken with COVID-19, hydroxychloroquine—an already available, albeit now controversial, drug—is considered to be amongst the front-running candidates in the fight against the coronavirus that's behind the pandemic. But despite promising in... continued
A Paleolithic Village Was Destroyed by a Comet, 12,800 Years Ago
April 21, 2020A multi-disciplinary team of researchers has uncovered evidence that an ancient village in modern-day Syria has the unusual distinction of being the only known human community to be destroyed by the impact of a comet that occurred 12,800 years ago,... continued
New Whitley’s Journal: A Path Back from the COVID-19 Lockdown
April 20, 2020Whitley Strieber offers an innovative idea about how to safely and effectively end lockdowns and re-open the US economy and economies around the world. He points out that there is preliminary data suggesting that COVID-19 infections are 50 to 80... continued
As Comet Atlas Breaks Up, Comet Swan Is Poised to Take Its Place
April 17, 2020Originally expected to produce a celestial spectacle, Comet Atlas has fizzled, having broken into at least four pieces on its approach to the Sun, an occurrence that will likely prevent the comet from reaching the spectacular brightness it was originally... continued