UPDATE: More disclosure from the UK! – It’s an ongoing controversy: Could the world’s religions survive the discovery of extraterrestrial life? The Vatican is actively concerned about this: Aside from having their own array of telescopes in Arizona that are constantly searching the skies, they recently held a conference in Rome on UFOs. A lot of this revolves around a central question: Is there life after death? A doctor who treats cancer patients says that according to the scientific evidence, the answer is “yes.”
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A betting website in Ireland (where gambling is legal) reports that lots of bets are being placed on alien life being discovered in the next 3 years, after spectacular photos of a UFO flying across Dublin were taken on New Year’s Day (NOTE: subscribers can still listen to this show). It’s about time we had disclosure!

The odds on aliens landing anywhere in the world before 2013 have now gone from 500/1 to just 100/1. If the stock market was doing this well, no one would be out of a job.

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What may be happening – UFOs are well known for stopping cars dead as they hover above them. How do they do it? Car chases are common on the nightly news in Los Angeles, and they’re also dangerous. If police could figure out how to stop cars in their tracks the way UFOs do, there would no longer be a problem, and maybe they have.

The secret is electromagnetic pulse, which only works if vehicles that have on board computers (which most cars now do). In PhysOrg.com, John Messina reports that the Air Force is now trying to develop a non-lethal weapon that can stop cars (and tanks). If a suspected suicide bomber drove a car or truck through a barrier, it would be one way to stop him from driving into a crowd where he could detonate his device.
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Yes, and they’re studying LIGHTNING too! – The entrepreneur Robert Bigelow, who once purchased a ranch in Utah where anomalous events occurred, has formed a new company called Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies.(BAASS), which has been recruited by the FAA as one of the reporting centers for UFO sightings and unexplained phenomena.

All Headlines News Service reports that Bigelow’s earlier venture, the National Institute for Discovery Sciences (NIDS), which was a contact center for UFO reporting in the past, is now defunct.
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