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Many of you were disturbed by Whitley’s recent Journal about the “dark side” of the UFO experience. In his new Journal, he writes, “?Let me illustrate just how complicated this question of ‘good vs. evil’ can all be, using an experience from my own life.” He also has a new meditation up that deals with protecting oneself from negative aspects of alien abduction. You can hear it by clicking “Listen Now” on our masthead (and subscribers can download it). And we have a new poll: How much do you think meditation techniques can help control the abduction experience? Keep reading for the results of our last poll.
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In our new poll we ask you how you handle, or expect to handle, close encounters. Have you had some and never told anyone? Or have you told and had good?or bad?results? In our last poll we asked you who you think killed JFK. Keep reading for those results?
33% of you think it was a conspiracy, but not any of the ones mentioned in the poll (and we thought we covered everything!) 28% of you think it was done by Lyndon Johnson and the Texas political machine. 12% say JFK was killed so he wouldn’t reveal UFO secrets, while 11% think the CIA did it because Kennedy was soft on Communism. 10% vote for a Mafia hit, and 5% think Oswald acted alone. Less than 1% think he was killed by vengeful Cuban exiles.
Vote in our new poll and tell us what you think the most likely theory of the Kennedy assassination is?Oswald acted alone, it was done by vengeful Cuban exiles, Lyndon Johnson and the Texas political machine did it, the CIA did it because they feared Kennedy was soft on Communism, it was done to prevent him from divulging UFO secrets, it was a Mafia hit or it was a conspiracy, but none of the above. Last week we asked if you think great changes are coming soon?keep reading for the results of that poll.
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