Coast to Coast AM - 06-08-05 - New England Poltergeist
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Kevin Mitnick, John Zaffis
Paranormal investigator John Zaffis(1) returned to the show, along with two witnesses, to discuss a significant poltergeist case that recently occurred to a New England family. A young girl going through puberty initially became the focus of unusual activity, with her heavy bed moving on its own. Spirits may be attracted to a child's energy or aura during adolescence, as they can draw on this energy (as well as that of electrical appliances) in order to manifest, explained Zaffis.
Mary-Pat, the mother of the girl, said that the events started off as mischievous but over time progressed into more violent and disturbing incidents (such as scratching and biting, spontaneous fires), occurring at both their house, and the grandmother's who lived in an adjacent home on the same property. Unexplained writing was also found including a note that said "I'll kick you in your bum," and pets vanished and then reappeared in odd places such as the roof and clothes dryer.There were also numerous instances of strange formations of water in the houses, said Mary-Pat (see photos below). It sometimes appeared as if "someone was blowing it across the ceiling," and the water had a yellow, glycerin look that was ice-cold to the touch, she said.
Brendan Keenan who assisted Zaffis in this investigation discussed his documentation of the unusual activities, and also related an incident where he heard "sonic boom"-like sounds that started as a rumble and built to a climax. Zaffis said a psychic, who visited the home, discerned multiple spirits, and quite a bit of activity, though Mary-Pat commented that things had been quite calm for the last five weeks.
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Coast to Coast AM - 03-31-09 - Haunting in Connecticut
Coast to Coast AM - 03-31-09 - Haunting in Connecticut
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Host: George Noory
Guests: John Zaffis, Carmen Reed, Douglas Hagmann
Paranormal investigator & demonologist John Zaffis and his guest, Carmen Reed (third hour) told her story about living in a haunted former funeral parlor, and the disturbing details of what her family endured. The events, which took place over a two-year period beginning in the late 1980s were depicted in the TV documentary A Haunting in Connecticut (2002), and the just released Hollywood film The Haunting in Connecticut.
The documentary was very accurate, though the new film hits on things that weren't in the earlier project said Zaffis. Though Reed didn't accept the idea that the house was haunted initially, her son (who was undergoing cancer treatments) immediately started seeing entities, including one that had completely blackened eyes. Zaffis said he spent over 9 weeks staying at the Reed's home, and one night saw Carmen slammed into the floor. In his own terrifying incident, which took place on the staircase, he watched a transparent form taking shape that was accompanied by a foul odor. Zaffis heard a sound like "the fluttering of wings" and a voice that said "Do you know what they did to us?"
Reed said the entities used different effects to frighten them, including growling sounds and making the mattresses appear to breathe. While in a trance-like state that lasted 8 hours, she had a wrenching encounter with tormented spirits, where she felt their extreme negative emotions as they moved through her. For more on the case, including photos, see the C2C recap from 6/7/06. Zaffis also talked about his work with well known exorcists such as the late Malachi Martin, Bishop McKenna, and Father Fortea of Spain.
Taliban Threat
First hour guest, Douglas Hagmann of the Northeast Intelligence Network spoke about a threat the Taliban recently made: "Soon we will launch an attack in Washington that will amaze everyone in the world." This type of threat is one of many, and not necessarily new, but still we have to take it seriously, he commented.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: John Zaffis, Carmen Reed, Douglas Hagmann
Paranormal investigator & demonologist John Zaffis and his guest, Carmen Reed (third hour) told her story about living in a haunted former funeral parlor, and the disturbing details of what her family endured. The events, which took place over a two-year period beginning in the late 1980s were depicted in the TV documentary A Haunting in Connecticut (2002), and the just released Hollywood film The Haunting in Connecticut.
The documentary was very accurate, though the new film hits on things that weren't in the earlier project said Zaffis. Though Reed didn't accept the idea that the house was haunted initially, her son (who was undergoing cancer treatments) immediately started seeing entities, including one that had completely blackened eyes. Zaffis said he spent over 9 weeks staying at the Reed's home, and one night saw Carmen slammed into the floor. In his own terrifying incident, which took place on the staircase, he watched a transparent form taking shape that was accompanied by a foul odor. Zaffis heard a sound like "the fluttering of wings" and a voice that said "Do you know what they did to us?"
Reed said the entities used different effects to frighten them, including growling sounds and making the mattresses appear to breathe. While in a trance-like state that lasted 8 hours, she had a wrenching encounter with tormented spirits, where she felt their extreme negative emotions as they moved through her. For more on the case, including photos, see the C2C recap from 6/7/06. Zaffis also talked about his work with well known exorcists such as the late Malachi Martin, Bishop McKenna, and Father Fortea of Spain.
Taliban Threat
First hour guest, Douglas Hagmann of the Northeast Intelligence Network spoke about a threat the Taliban recently made: "Soon we will launch an attack in Washington that will amaze everyone in the world." This type of threat is one of many, and not necessarily new, but still we have to take it seriously, he commented.
Dreamland - 07-30-11 - Secret Chinese Missiles, New 911 Information, The Federal Reserve
Dreamland - 07-30-11 - Secret Chinese Missiles, New 911 Information, The Federal Reserve
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There have been major breakthroughs in 911 information recently and as usual Jim Marrs is way ahead of the curve. In a recent Vanity Fair magazine, a devastating article told the general public the truth that Saudi Princes were indeed involved in financing 911 and outlined their connections to the Bush family. When this began to be found out some years ago, the five who were involved all died mysteriously. That's just one of the facts about 911 that Jim Marrs and Whitley Strieber discuss on Dreamland today. Another is the fact that a US spy plane was recently chased out of China to Taiwan by the Chinese Air Force, causing another strain in relations between the two countries. But how strained are they, really. Listen as Jim offers his thoughts about a mysterious contrail that appeared off the coast of California last November--and how that may relate to a sudden power failure on a cruise ship passing beneath it.
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There have been major breakthroughs in 911 information recently and as usual Jim Marrs is way ahead of the curve. In a recent Vanity Fair magazine, a devastating article told the general public the truth that Saudi Princes were indeed involved in financing 911 and outlined their connections to the Bush family. When this began to be found out some years ago, the five who were involved all died mysteriously. That's just one of the facts about 911 that Jim Marrs and Whitley Strieber discuss on Dreamland today. Another is the fact that a US spy plane was recently chased out of China to Taiwan by the Chinese Air Force, causing another strain in relations between the two countries. But how strained are they, really. Listen as Jim offers his thoughts about a mysterious contrail that appeared off the coast of California last November--and how that may relate to a sudden power failure on a cruise ship passing beneath it.
Coast to Coast AM - 07-29-11 - Art Heists & Open Lines
Coast to Coast AM - 07-29-11 - Art Heists & Open Lines
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Open Lines, Anthony M. Amore, Tom Mashberg
Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed Anthony M. Amore and Tom Mashberg, authors of Stealing Rembrandts: The Untold Stories of Notorious Art Heists. Open Lines followed.
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Open Lines, Anthony M. Amore, Tom Mashberg
Filling in for George, Ian Punnett welcomed Anthony M. Amore and Tom Mashberg, authors of Stealing Rembrandts: The Untold Stories of Notorious Art Heists. Open Lines followed.
Friday, July 29, 2011
Coast to Coast AM - 07-28-11 - Global Warming - Sovereign Citizens Movement
Coast to Coast AM - 07-28-11 - Global Warming - Sovereign Citizens Movement
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Alfred Adask, Dr. Roy Spencer
In the first half, research scientist Dr. Roy Spencer argued that new NASA satellite data contradicts global warming models. The satellite data showed that during a warm year, the Earth actually loses energy/heat into space much more so than any of the climate models that the UN used to predict global warming, he reported. The satellite data also suggests that cloud cover would further act to cool temperatures, rather than heat things up as the UN climate models predicted, he continued.
Spencer also talked about his new e-book, Fundanomics, in which he contends that money is not wealth, but just a means of exchange. Prosperity or wealth is achieved by people having the freedom to produce as much "stuff" for each other as possible that is needed and wanted, he explained. He further suggested that the disparity between the rich and poor acts as a motivation for entrepreneurs to take the risk that will raise the standard of living for everyone. Government inefficiency hurts the economy, and goes against free market ideas, he added.
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In the latter half, Alfred Adask, the founder of one of the largest legal reform organizations, Citizens for Legal Reform, discussed his work with the sovereign citizens movement, and how citizens have become "subjects" and enslaved. The movement relates to a fundamental question-- who's in charge? "Is the government the sovereign in this country, or are we-the-people, the sovereign? The government is essentially, saying they're the sovereign and we can do whatever we want," he explained, but the people in the movement disagree, saying they think the government is obligated to do what the people want.
The government tends to label such dissenters as "extremists," but a significant portion of the US population neither likes nor trusts the government, he pointed out. But "we-the-people are the 800 lb. gorilla if we care to get up off the couch and do something. We run this country if we care to assert our authority...But as long as people are prepared to remain complacent," government can continue to do what they're doing, he noted. Adask, who has courted controversy for some of his comments, was recently profiled on 60 Minutes.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Alfred Adask, Dr. Roy Spencer
In the first half, research scientist Dr. Roy Spencer argued that new NASA satellite data contradicts global warming models. The satellite data showed that during a warm year, the Earth actually loses energy/heat into space much more so than any of the climate models that the UN used to predict global warming, he reported. The satellite data also suggests that cloud cover would further act to cool temperatures, rather than heat things up as the UN climate models predicted, he continued.
Spencer also talked about his new e-book, Fundanomics, in which he contends that money is not wealth, but just a means of exchange. Prosperity or wealth is achieved by people having the freedom to produce as much "stuff" for each other as possible that is needed and wanted, he explained. He further suggested that the disparity between the rich and poor acts as a motivation for entrepreneurs to take the risk that will raise the standard of living for everyone. Government inefficiency hurts the economy, and goes against free market ideas, he added.
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In the latter half, Alfred Adask, the founder of one of the largest legal reform organizations, Citizens for Legal Reform, discussed his work with the sovereign citizens movement, and how citizens have become "subjects" and enslaved. The movement relates to a fundamental question-- who's in charge? "Is the government the sovereign in this country, or are we-the-people, the sovereign? The government is essentially, saying they're the sovereign and we can do whatever we want," he explained, but the people in the movement disagree, saying they think the government is obligated to do what the people want.
The government tends to label such dissenters as "extremists," but a significant portion of the US population neither likes nor trusts the government, he pointed out. But "we-the-people are the 800 lb. gorilla if we care to get up off the couch and do something. We run this country if we care to assert our authority...But as long as people are prepared to remain complacent," government can continue to do what they're doing, he noted. Adask, who has courted controversy for some of his comments, was recently profiled on 60 Minutes.
Coast to Coast AM - 01-26-05 - Titan, Planets & Astrobiology
Coast to Coast AM - 01-26-05 - Titan, Planets & Astrobiology
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Host: George Noory
Guests: David Grinspoon
Planetary scientist David Grinspoon(1) discussed the discoveries and data that have been coming back from the Huygens Probe which landed on Titan(2). In many ways, Titan is like an "alternate reality" Earth with its weather and geology resembling ours, he said. But instead of water, there are rains of liquid methane which sets up a hydrological dynamic. Though it's very cold on Titan (the sun would only appear 1/10th as large) it's possible that some type of life form that thrives on methane or other substances might exist there, he theorized. Going deeper into Titan's surface it would be warmer and there could be liquid water mixed with ammonia there, he added.
"I think there could be life on Venus," such as bacteria that evolved to live in the clouds there, Grinspoon speculated. He was enthusiastic about the renewed interest in our moon and the new photos(3) coming in from ESA's SMART-1. "We've only scratched the surface" and there are many mysteries to yet uncover on our moon, he said.He also admitted that "it's quite possible there could be alien artifacts in the solar system."
Grinspoon said he is now involved in developing a new Martian rover for NASA that will launch in 2009. He's working on building an instrument called RAD (radiation assessment detector) which will measure the radiation environment on Mars.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: David Grinspoon
Planetary scientist David Grinspoon(1) discussed the discoveries and data that have been coming back from the Huygens Probe which landed on Titan(2). In many ways, Titan is like an "alternate reality" Earth with its weather and geology resembling ours, he said. But instead of water, there are rains of liquid methane which sets up a hydrological dynamic. Though it's very cold on Titan (the sun would only appear 1/10th as large) it's possible that some type of life form that thrives on methane or other substances might exist there, he theorized. Going deeper into Titan's surface it would be warmer and there could be liquid water mixed with ammonia there, he added.
"I think there could be life on Venus," such as bacteria that evolved to live in the clouds there, Grinspoon speculated. He was enthusiastic about the renewed interest in our moon and the new photos(3) coming in from ESA's SMART-1. "We've only scratched the surface" and there are many mysteries to yet uncover on our moon, he said.He also admitted that "it's quite possible there could be alien artifacts in the solar system."
Grinspoon said he is now involved in developing a new Martian rover for NASA that will launch in 2009. He's working on building an instrument called RAD (radiation assessment detector) which will measure the radiation environment on Mars.
Coast to Coast AM - 01-25-05 - Exorcisms, Hauntings & Spirits
Coast to Coast AM - 01-25-05 - Exorcisms, Hauntings & Spirits
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Host: George Noory
Guests: John Zaffis
Paranormal researcher and nephew of Ed and Lorraine Warren, John Zaffis(1), shared insights and experiences he has accumulated in his 30 years of dealing with hauntings, possessions, and exorcisms.One of the most dramatic cases, he said, was his investigation at a former funeral home 17 years ago, where he witnessed an apparition of a demonic entity. The case was made into a Discovery Channel docudrama called A Haunting in Connecticut.
About 60% of the cases he investigates involve negative entities, Zaffis said, but that may be because of his association with clergy, who are called in to help with demonic hauntings or possessions. He is sometimes brought in during the "oppression" phase, a precursor to possession, where the afflicted person has begun to act extremely out of character. Most people who become possessed "open up doors" through the occult, allowing them to be invaded, he asserted.
He described a particularly intense case of a 52-year old woman who went through 16 exorcisms before she was freed. During an exorcism held at a church, the petite woman showed enormous strength and was able to break out of a straitjacket. In the last ritual, before the priest was able to drive out the entities, he said stereophonic voices emanated from her, her arms appeared scratched and burned, and the shape of a cross was seen etched into her stomach.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: John Zaffis
Paranormal researcher and nephew of Ed and Lorraine Warren, John Zaffis(1), shared insights and experiences he has accumulated in his 30 years of dealing with hauntings, possessions, and exorcisms.One of the most dramatic cases, he said, was his investigation at a former funeral home 17 years ago, where he witnessed an apparition of a demonic entity. The case was made into a Discovery Channel docudrama called A Haunting in Connecticut.
About 60% of the cases he investigates involve negative entities, Zaffis said, but that may be because of his association with clergy, who are called in to help with demonic hauntings or possessions. He is sometimes brought in during the "oppression" phase, a precursor to possession, where the afflicted person has begun to act extremely out of character. Most people who become possessed "open up doors" through the occult, allowing them to be invaded, he asserted.
He described a particularly intense case of a 52-year old woman who went through 16 exorcisms before she was freed. During an exorcism held at a church, the petite woman showed enormous strength and was able to break out of a straitjacket. In the last ritual, before the priest was able to drive out the entities, he said stereophonic voices emanated from her, her arms appeared scratched and burned, and the shape of a cross was seen etched into her stomach.
Coast to Coast AM - 03-31-10 - Lost Civilizations & the Supernatural
Coast to Coast AM - 03-31-10 - Lost Civilizations & the Supernatural
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Graham Hancock, Lindsey Williams
Author and investigator Graham Hancock discussed his research of lost civilizations, ancient global cataclysms, and consciousness, as well as his new novel Entangled, which deals with time travel, NDEs, and the supernatural. History's past has been hidden from us, particularly as you go back further than 5,000 years ago, he commented. "I think there's been a huge forgotten episode in human history...all the myths and traditions of a great lost civilization destroyed in a huge cataclysm leaving only a very few survivors...are absolutely true," he said, noting that it was "a time when something so horrendous happened to the Earth and humanity that our memory banks were virtually completely wiped."
These cataclysmic events took place at the end of the last Ice Age, around 12,000 years ago, with gigantic ice sheets melting sometimes quite rapidly, creating waves that reached 600 feet high, he detailed. This led to a 30 ft. rise in sea level, with massive land areas (estimated to be the size of the whole of Europe and China) swallowed by the sea. During this time, there were also huge spikes in seismic and volcanic activity, with mass extinctions, and a "global winter" that may have lasted 800-900 years, Hancock said, adding that we might be the next "lost civilization" if similar climate/earth changes occur again.
His new book Entangled features a plot line in which two characters from different time periods, one current day, the other from the Stone Age, are able to communicate with each other through consciousness in order to stop the actions of an evil supernatural entity who appears in both time frames. The first four chapters of the book are available for free online, along with videos of Hancock reading selections.
Oil & the Elite
Last hour guest, Minister Lindsey Williams talked about the 'Energy Non-Crisis,' sharing suppressed knowledge that there is no oil shortage, which he said he initially learned while working as a chaplain to Alaskan oil pipeline workers. Obama's recent decision to allow offshore oil drilling suggests that "he was told to do so," by the elite, who also plan to devalue the American currency, Williams offered.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Graham Hancock, Lindsey Williams
Author and investigator Graham Hancock discussed his research of lost civilizations, ancient global cataclysms, and consciousness, as well as his new novel Entangled, which deals with time travel, NDEs, and the supernatural. History's past has been hidden from us, particularly as you go back further than 5,000 years ago, he commented. "I think there's been a huge forgotten episode in human history...all the myths and traditions of a great lost civilization destroyed in a huge cataclysm leaving only a very few survivors...are absolutely true," he said, noting that it was "a time when something so horrendous happened to the Earth and humanity that our memory banks were virtually completely wiped."
These cataclysmic events took place at the end of the last Ice Age, around 12,000 years ago, with gigantic ice sheets melting sometimes quite rapidly, creating waves that reached 600 feet high, he detailed. This led to a 30 ft. rise in sea level, with massive land areas (estimated to be the size of the whole of Europe and China) swallowed by the sea. During this time, there were also huge spikes in seismic and volcanic activity, with mass extinctions, and a "global winter" that may have lasted 800-900 years, Hancock said, adding that we might be the next "lost civilization" if similar climate/earth changes occur again.
His new book Entangled features a plot line in which two characters from different time periods, one current day, the other from the Stone Age, are able to communicate with each other through consciousness in order to stop the actions of an evil supernatural entity who appears in both time frames. The first four chapters of the book are available for free online, along with videos of Hancock reading selections.
Oil & the Elite
Last hour guest, Minister Lindsey Williams talked about the 'Energy Non-Crisis,' sharing suppressed knowledge that there is no oil shortage, which he said he initially learned while working as a chaplain to Alaskan oil pipeline workers. Obama's recent decision to allow offshore oil drilling suggests that "he was told to do so," by the elite, who also plan to devalue the American currency, Williams offered.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Coast to Coast AM - 07-27-11 - Egypt & Pyramid Mysteries
Coast to Coast AM - 07-27-11 - Egypt & Pyramid Mysteries
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Carmen Boulter
Former professor at the University of Calgary, Carmen Boulter, discussed the pyramids in Egypt, and other mysteries of their ancient culture. The Great Pyramid served as an energy generator, based on the materials it was constructed out of, and its location on intersecting ley lines, she said. The ancient Egyptians may have had energy devices that used telluric or Earth currents, she theorized. Further, the Great Pyramid might have harnessed and stored power created by the interaction of sunlight on water moving through zigzag passageways, to build a charge with crystalline matrices, she added. Working with sound, light, and magnetism, flowing energy was enhanced by the shape and structure of the pyramids, which also had water tables underneath them, she noted.
"I think the Egyptians were in touch with higher level beings," and the realms of the unseen, in the way that shamans are, she commented. There were places where they used a substance like mercury and immersed themselves in what may have been huge teleportation chambers, she continued. Boulter shared some anomalous photos (see below) that she recently took in Egypt, which included unexplained lights over the Great Pyramid, as well as images from the Temple of Dendera that depict their creation mythology.
She believes some of Egypt's triumphs like the Great Pyramid were built during a 'Golden Age' as far back as 50,000 years ago, based on the length of precessional cycles. The pyramids "were probably put there to stave off the declining energy as we were slipping from the energy of the Golden Age," she suggested. Boulter also announced her involvement with Interactive-U.com, a soon-to-launch online learning and social action network.
New Moon Finding
Appearing in the first half-hour, Richard C. Hoagland talked about a new finding of unusual volcanic craters on the Moon's far side that have high concentrations of silica and radioactive elements.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Carmen Boulter
Former professor at the University of Calgary, Carmen Boulter, discussed the pyramids in Egypt, and other mysteries of their ancient culture. The Great Pyramid served as an energy generator, based on the materials it was constructed out of, and its location on intersecting ley lines, she said. The ancient Egyptians may have had energy devices that used telluric or Earth currents, she theorized. Further, the Great Pyramid might have harnessed and stored power created by the interaction of sunlight on water moving through zigzag passageways, to build a charge with crystalline matrices, she added. Working with sound, light, and magnetism, flowing energy was enhanced by the shape and structure of the pyramids, which also had water tables underneath them, she noted.
"I think the Egyptians were in touch with higher level beings," and the realms of the unseen, in the way that shamans are, she commented. There were places where they used a substance like mercury and immersed themselves in what may have been huge teleportation chambers, she continued. Boulter shared some anomalous photos (see below) that she recently took in Egypt, which included unexplained lights over the Great Pyramid, as well as images from the Temple of Dendera that depict their creation mythology.
She believes some of Egypt's triumphs like the Great Pyramid were built during a 'Golden Age' as far back as 50,000 years ago, based on the length of precessional cycles. The pyramids "were probably put there to stave off the declining energy as we were slipping from the energy of the Golden Age," she suggested. Boulter also announced her involvement with Interactive-U.com, a soon-to-launch online learning and social action network.
New Moon Finding
Appearing in the first half-hour, Richard C. Hoagland talked about a new finding of unusual volcanic craters on the Moon's far side that have high concentrations of silica and radioactive elements.
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Coast to Coast AM - 07-26-11 - Saints & Spells
Coast to Coast AM - 07-26-11 - Saints & Spells
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Judika Illes, Leonard Mlodinow
A student of the magical arts since childhood, Judika Illes discussed beings that can offer both physical assistance and spiritual guidance. Known as saints in some traditions and mystics & sages in others, she shared both the history and current ways these beings can be used to help such situations as illness, and unemployment. There are literally tens of thousands of saints, both sanctioned by the Catholic Church, and in other traditions, and they can be thought of as "powerful, helpful, ghosts," she said. The Catholic Church canonizes saints when they have demonstrated two miraculous medical cures but it must be after they have already died, she explained.
Among the more controversial saints are Padre Pio who reportedly bore stigmata while alive, and Santa Muerte (Saint Death), a Mexican folk saint depicted as a skeleton that the Vatican has denounced, Illes said. There are saints called upon to fix various issues in one's life, such as St. Anthony who can help people find what they are looking for. "You ask him: Tony, Tony, look around, something's lost and must be found. I need that job," she cited, adding that St. Anthony is beloved and many have testified to his prowess. Typically, a person lights a candle and then makes their request of a saint.
Saints and spirits can be direct conduits to the sacred, Illes said. Interestingly, working with saints and prayers bears a similarity to magic spells-- prayer though is a request, while a spell is a demand, she detailed. Magic spells can help create reality but are enhanced when you have a solid picture in your mind of what you want to accomplish. One easy spell she shared is a "money mantra" that a person can say or write: "A money miracle happens to me today."
Physics Update
First hour guest, scientist and author Leonard Mlodinow shared updates on quantum physics. He discussing the work being done at the Large Hadron Collider, where they are looking for the Higgs boson (the so-called 'God particle'), as well as attempting to create mini "black holes" that could provide evidence for String Theory. Contrary to some media reports, there is no danger that these tiny black holes could cause damage-- particles such as these already hit the Earth, he noted.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Judika Illes, Leonard Mlodinow
A student of the magical arts since childhood, Judika Illes discussed beings that can offer both physical assistance and spiritual guidance. Known as saints in some traditions and mystics & sages in others, she shared both the history and current ways these beings can be used to help such situations as illness, and unemployment. There are literally tens of thousands of saints, both sanctioned by the Catholic Church, and in other traditions, and they can be thought of as "powerful, helpful, ghosts," she said. The Catholic Church canonizes saints when they have demonstrated two miraculous medical cures but it must be after they have already died, she explained.
Among the more controversial saints are Padre Pio who reportedly bore stigmata while alive, and Santa Muerte (Saint Death), a Mexican folk saint depicted as a skeleton that the Vatican has denounced, Illes said. There are saints called upon to fix various issues in one's life, such as St. Anthony who can help people find what they are looking for. "You ask him: Tony, Tony, look around, something's lost and must be found. I need that job," she cited, adding that St. Anthony is beloved and many have testified to his prowess. Typically, a person lights a candle and then makes their request of a saint.
Saints and spirits can be direct conduits to the sacred, Illes said. Interestingly, working with saints and prayers bears a similarity to magic spells-- prayer though is a request, while a spell is a demand, she detailed. Magic spells can help create reality but are enhanced when you have a solid picture in your mind of what you want to accomplish. One easy spell she shared is a "money mantra" that a person can say or write: "A money miracle happens to me today."
Physics Update
First hour guest, scientist and author Leonard Mlodinow shared updates on quantum physics. He discussing the work being done at the Large Hadron Collider, where they are looking for the Higgs boson (the so-called 'God particle'), as well as attempting to create mini "black holes" that could provide evidence for String Theory. Contrary to some media reports, there is no danger that these tiny black holes could cause damage-- particles such as these already hit the Earth, he noted.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Coast to Coast AM - 07-25-11 - Search for Atlantis - Disclosure
Coast to Coast AM - 07-25-11 - Search for Atlantis - Disclosure
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Gregory Little, Stephen Bassett
In the first half, explorer and author, Greg Little, discussed Edgar Cayce, the search for Atlantis & the Hall of Records, as well as discoveries of lost planes in the Bermuda Triangle. The prophet Edgar Cayce (1877-1945) talked about a portion of Atlantis being found in the Bahamas. The remains of a rectangular underwater building off the island of Bimini originally found in 1969, was recently viewed again, and has been dated back to 17,000 BC, Little reported. Cayce believed the Atlantean civilization got its start in 210, 000 BC.
"He talked about thought forms and entities that existed on other planets within other solar systems," and an ET visitation that occurred in the Maya lands in Central America, sometime after Jesus lived, Little recounted. Cayce said that in 10,500 BC, Atlantean priests operated portals-- communication devices that allowed them to speak with intelligences from the "outer spheres," Little detailed. Through such a device, a priest was warned that Atlantis would be destroyed, and they should erect a Hall of Records to store their valuable history and knowledge. Cayce believed a Hall of Records (featuring 32 stone tablets) was created in three different locations-- Bimini, the Yucatan in Guatemala, and under the Sphinx in Egypt.
Little has investigated numerous sunken planes in the Bermuda Triangle, but is uncertain if they are connected with the sinking of Atlantis in that region. Many of these planes were never seen or heard from again, and didn't even radio in an emergency situation. There could be a strange subsurface electromagnetic field that affects craft that travel in the area, he speculated.
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In the third, and part of the fourth hour, Steve Bassett, advocate for ending the government imposed truth embargo regarding the ET presence, updated his progress pushing for government disclosure of UFOs. His latest effort is for a World Disclosure Day, and he noted with interest, that a large number of online endorsements have come from citizens of mainland China. He suggested that the defunding of SETI could have a positive effect on disclosure, because he believes the program serves as a propaganda front to take the the pressure off the government revealing what it knows. Bassett also argued that the emergence of more high profile contactees (such as musicians Sammy Hagar, and Robbie Williams), as well as coverage of the topic on such TV programs as The Daily Show and Colbert Report will help drive the disclosure movement.
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Host: George Noory
Guests: Gregory Little, Stephen Bassett
In the first half, explorer and author, Greg Little, discussed Edgar Cayce, the search for Atlantis & the Hall of Records, as well as discoveries of lost planes in the Bermuda Triangle. The prophet Edgar Cayce (1877-1945) talked about a portion of Atlantis being found in the Bahamas. The remains of a rectangular underwater building off the island of Bimini originally found in 1969, was recently viewed again, and has been dated back to 17,000 BC, Little reported. Cayce believed the Atlantean civilization got its start in 210, 000 BC.
"He talked about thought forms and entities that existed on other planets within other solar systems," and an ET visitation that occurred in the Maya lands in Central America, sometime after Jesus lived, Little recounted. Cayce said that in 10,500 BC, Atlantean priests operated portals-- communication devices that allowed them to speak with intelligences from the "outer spheres," Little detailed. Through such a device, a priest was warned that Atlantis would be destroyed, and they should erect a Hall of Records to store their valuable history and knowledge. Cayce believed a Hall of Records (featuring 32 stone tablets) was created in three different locations-- Bimini, the Yucatan in Guatemala, and under the Sphinx in Egypt.
Little has investigated numerous sunken planes in the Bermuda Triangle, but is uncertain if they are connected with the sinking of Atlantis in that region. Many of these planes were never seen or heard from again, and didn't even radio in an emergency situation. There could be a strange subsurface electromagnetic field that affects craft that travel in the area, he speculated.
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In the third, and part of the fourth hour, Steve Bassett, advocate for ending the government imposed truth embargo regarding the ET presence, updated his progress pushing for government disclosure of UFOs. His latest effort is for a World Disclosure Day, and he noted with interest, that a large number of online endorsements have come from citizens of mainland China. He suggested that the defunding of SETI could have a positive effect on disclosure, because he believes the program serves as a propaganda front to take the the pressure off the government revealing what it knows. Bassett also argued that the emergence of more high profile contactees (such as musicians Sammy Hagar, and Robbie Williams), as well as coverage of the topic on such TV programs as The Daily Show and Colbert Report will help drive the disclosure movement.
Coast to Coast AM - 01-02-10 - Economic Forecast 2010
Coast to Coast AM - 01-02-10 - Economic Forecast 2010
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Gerald Celente, Joe Meyer, Catherine Austin Fitts, Robert Chapman
On Saturday's program, Ian Punnett welcomed experts in finance and the economy to discuss the outlook in 2010 for markets, commodities, and the U.S. Dollar.
In the first hour, trends analyst Gerald Celente predicted a crash in 2010. According to Celente, last year's economic collapse never hit bottom because government bailouts kept things propped up. To make matters worse this year, there will be a collapse in the commercial real estate market, he continued. Celente anticipates a 9/11 level terrorist attack that banks will use as an excuse to devalue our currency. He suggested people refrain from debt spending, keep some cash on hand, and buy local (American made) products when possible.
Financial consultant Joseph Meyer appeared in the second hour. Meyer said he sees a double-dip recession on the horizon, similar to the one the U.S. had in 1981-82. The average recession lasts for nine months, he explained, pointing out that our current economic slowdown is now in its 25th month and expected to last another 9 months to a year. Meyer reiterated Celente's concerns about the commercial real estate market, noting that banks have greater exposure to commercial real estate than they did residential properties. He talked about commodities, including oil, and recommended investors participate in the current commodities bull market.
Third hour guest, investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts, announced a bull market in both emerging markets and precious metals. According to Fitts, precious metal prices will continue to rise because of inflationary monetary policies and a long-term movement to privatize gold and silver stores out of the central banks. Fitts commented on how the global economy is shifting away from America, why she expects residential real estate to continue tumbling, as well as how the current health care reform will economically devastate the U.S.
In the final hour, Robert Chapman, editor and publisher of International Forecaster, said he anticipates continued pressure on the U.S. Dollar that may ultimately lead to an official devaluation. Chapman also spoke about what's driving precious metal prices, the coming inflationary wave, and manipulation in the oil market.
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Gerald Celente, Joe Meyer, Catherine Austin Fitts, Robert Chapman
On Saturday's program, Ian Punnett welcomed experts in finance and the economy to discuss the outlook in 2010 for markets, commodities, and the U.S. Dollar.
In the first hour, trends analyst Gerald Celente predicted a crash in 2010. According to Celente, last year's economic collapse never hit bottom because government bailouts kept things propped up. To make matters worse this year, there will be a collapse in the commercial real estate market, he continued. Celente anticipates a 9/11 level terrorist attack that banks will use as an excuse to devalue our currency. He suggested people refrain from debt spending, keep some cash on hand, and buy local (American made) products when possible.
Financial consultant Joseph Meyer appeared in the second hour. Meyer said he sees a double-dip recession on the horizon, similar to the one the U.S. had in 1981-82. The average recession lasts for nine months, he explained, pointing out that our current economic slowdown is now in its 25th month and expected to last another 9 months to a year. Meyer reiterated Celente's concerns about the commercial real estate market, noting that banks have greater exposure to commercial real estate than they did residential properties. He talked about commodities, including oil, and recommended investors participate in the current commodities bull market.
Third hour guest, investment advisor Catherine Austin Fitts, announced a bull market in both emerging markets and precious metals. According to Fitts, precious metal prices will continue to rise because of inflationary monetary policies and a long-term movement to privatize gold and silver stores out of the central banks. Fitts commented on how the global economy is shifting away from America, why she expects residential real estate to continue tumbling, as well as how the current health care reform will economically devastate the U.S.
In the final hour, Robert Chapman, editor and publisher of International Forecaster, said he anticipates continued pressure on the U.S. Dollar that may ultimately lead to an official devaluation. Chapman also spoke about what's driving precious metal prices, the coming inflationary wave, and manipulation in the oil market.
Coast to Coast AM - 01-01-10 - Predictions Special 2010
Coast to Coast AM - 01-01-10 - Predictions Special 2010
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Christian von Lahr, Paul Guercio, Glynis McCants, Tana Hoy, Cal Orey, Terry Jamison, Linda Jamison, Mark Lerner, Jeffrey Wands
Ian Punnett hosted Coast to Coast AM's annual prediction show, which featured a variety of prognosticators on what they see looming for the new year, 2010.
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Christian von Lahr, Paul Guercio, Glynis McCants, Tana Hoy, Cal Orey, Terry Jamison, Linda Jamison, Mark Lerner, Jeffrey Wands
Ian Punnett hosted Coast to Coast AM's annual prediction show, which featured a variety of prognosticators on what they see looming for the new year, 2010.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Coast to Coast AM - 02-21-10 - Rogue Science & Soviet UFOs
Coast to Coast AM - 02-21-10 - Rogue Science & Soviet UFOs
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Host: George Knapp
Guests: Jack Sarfatti, Paul Stonehill
In the first half of the program, George Knapp welcomed physicist Jack Sarfatti for a discussion on cutting edge scientific concepts like the "holographic universe" theory. He explained that this theory postulates that the universe is one giant hologram being created by a conscious computer which exists in the future. "In this theory, we are all 'avatars' in a certain sense," Sarfatti said, referencing the blockbuster film which mirrors this concept. He contended that, while this idea may seem radical, it is being given serious consideration by academia. "It's not just me, it's a network of the greatest minds on the planet," Sarfatti said of the researchers who are investigating the "holographic universe" theory.
Sarfatti theorized that this concept could connect to an incident from his youth where he allegedly received a phone call from a computer claiming to be aboard a flying saucer in the future. He explained that the robotic voice told him that he was among 400 "bright young minds" chosen to be taught by these forces. Skeptical of the call, Sarfatti remembered that he was "scared but fascinated." Upon accepting the option of receiving this education, the voice told him to wait on his fire escape for an incoming UFO due to arrive in ten minutes. Sarfatti rounded up his friends and they waited for the craft, but nothing arrived. Interestingly, the voice also told him that, in 20 years, he'd meet some of the other youths who were chosen and, two decades later, Sarfatti was invited to visit Stanford Research Institute where he met such luminaries as Hal Puthoff, Edgar Mitchell, and Russell Targ.
Soviet UFOs
In the latter half of the program, preeminent Eastern Bloc ufologist and author Paul Stonehill talked about Soviet UFO events. One truly bizarre story that he shared involved Lake Baikal, which he called "one of the strangest lakes in the world." According to Stonehill, in 1982, the Soviets detected "gigantic beings who could swim underwater" without the aid of any breathing apparatus. He said that the military lost several soldiers when they tried to capture these beings. Stonehill contended that he's received confirmation of this event from a variety of credible and disparate sources. This connection between UFOs and water was repeatedly noted by Stonehill, who also cited a Soviet cosmonaut who claimed that there was a UFO base in the Indian Ocean.
On the infamous Tunguska incident, he theorized that the event was actually the result of a conflict between two UFOs. He also revealed that there were two secret expeditions to the site soon after the event, but that their findings remain mysterious. One of the expeditions, reported on by the local residents of the area, consisted of "strange people" that were not Russians. These investigators collected data and subsequently disappeared and "nobody knows who they were, up to this day." Stonehill also discussed the black triangle filmed over Moscow this past December, UFO reports from cosmonauts, and the state of contemporary Soviet Ufology.
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Host: George Knapp
Guests: Jack Sarfatti, Paul Stonehill
In the first half of the program, George Knapp welcomed physicist Jack Sarfatti for a discussion on cutting edge scientific concepts like the "holographic universe" theory. He explained that this theory postulates that the universe is one giant hologram being created by a conscious computer which exists in the future. "In this theory, we are all 'avatars' in a certain sense," Sarfatti said, referencing the blockbuster film which mirrors this concept. He contended that, while this idea may seem radical, it is being given serious consideration by academia. "It's not just me, it's a network of the greatest minds on the planet," Sarfatti said of the researchers who are investigating the "holographic universe" theory.
Sarfatti theorized that this concept could connect to an incident from his youth where he allegedly received a phone call from a computer claiming to be aboard a flying saucer in the future. He explained that the robotic voice told him that he was among 400 "bright young minds" chosen to be taught by these forces. Skeptical of the call, Sarfatti remembered that he was "scared but fascinated." Upon accepting the option of receiving this education, the voice told him to wait on his fire escape for an incoming UFO due to arrive in ten minutes. Sarfatti rounded up his friends and they waited for the craft, but nothing arrived. Interestingly, the voice also told him that, in 20 years, he'd meet some of the other youths who were chosen and, two decades later, Sarfatti was invited to visit Stanford Research Institute where he met such luminaries as Hal Puthoff, Edgar Mitchell, and Russell Targ.
Soviet UFOs
In the latter half of the program, preeminent Eastern Bloc ufologist and author Paul Stonehill talked about Soviet UFO events. One truly bizarre story that he shared involved Lake Baikal, which he called "one of the strangest lakes in the world." According to Stonehill, in 1982, the Soviets detected "gigantic beings who could swim underwater" without the aid of any breathing apparatus. He said that the military lost several soldiers when they tried to capture these beings. Stonehill contended that he's received confirmation of this event from a variety of credible and disparate sources. This connection between UFOs and water was repeatedly noted by Stonehill, who also cited a Soviet cosmonaut who claimed that there was a UFO base in the Indian Ocean.
On the infamous Tunguska incident, he theorized that the event was actually the result of a conflict between two UFOs. He also revealed that there were two secret expeditions to the site soon after the event, but that their findings remain mysterious. One of the expeditions, reported on by the local residents of the area, consisted of "strange people" that were not Russians. These investigators collected data and subsequently disappeared and "nobody knows who they were, up to this day." Stonehill also discussed the black triangle filmed over Moscow this past December, UFO reports from cosmonauts, and the state of contemporary Soviet Ufology.
Dreamland - 07-22-11 - The JFK UFO Connection
Dreamland - 07-22-11 - The JFK UFO Connection
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One of the strangest and most ominous of all the strange stories about America's hidden history starts with an early UFO incident known as the 'Maury Island Incident,' and ends with the catastrophic death of John F. Kennedy. It is little known that JFK was actually among the very greatest revolutionaries in history. He was about to end the Federal Reserve, and he was about to disclose the truth about UFOs. Taken together, these two things would have changed our world completely, setting us on a completely different path. Instead, he was assassinated in Dealy Plaza--and Jim Garrison, the New Orleans District Attorney who investigated the assassination--discovered that an enigmatic participant in one of the first and weirdest UFO incidents, the Maury Island Incident, was also friendly with Lee Harvey Oswald and may have participated in the Kennedy assassination.
Listen as Whitley Strieber gets the skinny from Kenn Thomas, author of JFK & UFO. As Whitley says so often on Dreamland, "Fasten your seatbelts, folks, we're in for quite a ride!"
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One of the strangest and most ominous of all the strange stories about America's hidden history starts with an early UFO incident known as the 'Maury Island Incident,' and ends with the catastrophic death of John F. Kennedy. It is little known that JFK was actually among the very greatest revolutionaries in history. He was about to end the Federal Reserve, and he was about to disclose the truth about UFOs. Taken together, these two things would have changed our world completely, setting us on a completely different path. Instead, he was assassinated in Dealy Plaza--and Jim Garrison, the New Orleans District Attorney who investigated the assassination--discovered that an enigmatic participant in one of the first and weirdest UFO incidents, the Maury Island Incident, was also friendly with Lee Harvey Oswald and may have participated in the Kennedy assassination.
Listen as Whitley Strieber gets the skinny from Kenn Thomas, author of JFK & UFO. As Whitley says so often on Dreamland, "Fasten your seatbelts, folks, we're in for quite a ride!"
Coast to Coast AM - 07-24-11 - Food & Health
Coast to Coast AM - 07-24-11 - Food & Health
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Host: George Knapp
Guests: Mike Adams, James Colquhoun
During the first half of the show, George Knapp was joined by Mike Adams, editor of NaturalNews.com, for a discussion on the negative effects of processed foods. In the latter half, James Colquhoun, director of the film Food Matters, talked about how big pharma suppresses natural remedies in favor of drugs which merely eradicate symptoms rather than cure diseases.
Adams contended that the "main effect" of food consumed today is to "promote nutritional deficiencies and cause degenerative disease." While he conceded that "by and large" this is not done intentionally by the food industry, it is the end result of the over-processed nature of today's food supply. Adams used white sugar as an example of this trend, noting that raw cane is rich in minerals and nutrients, but these are taken out when the sugar is processed to make it white. Ironically, the byproduct of this process sees the positive elements of the cane end up in black molasses which goes into food for farm animals. "They feed the deficient white sugar to human beings while the farm animals get the nutrition that's missing," he lamented.
"If you're suffering from a food addiction," Adams said, "that's actually by design." To that end, he revealed that while food companies appear to have stopped using MSG, they've merely switched to a "new, hidden form" of the chemical called yeast extract. The additive is so prevalent, he said, that it can be found in "literally thousands of different products that are sold today." Ultimately, Adams encouraged people to shop locally from farmer's markets and food co-ops in order to get the most natural goods. While the cost may be higher, he stressed that, from a nutritional perspective, "organic produce is actually less expensive per gram of nutrient your getting," compared to cheaper processed foods.
Discussing the role big pharma plays in controlling people's health, Colquhoun asserted that, from the industry's perspective, the "perfect drug" is one that will "mask some symptoms and you're going to need to take it until the day you die." Rather than cure a person's ailment, he said, the industry aims to "keep you sick, listless, and disinterested for as long as possible so you can consume their drugs for as long as possible." Citing the alarming statistic that over 25% of all TV commercials are for drugs, he observed that these advertised medicines are primarily aimed at lifestyle issues such as cholesterol and depression. However, Colquhoun emphasized that the best approach to actually treating these issues is through nutrition and natural remedies.
Colquhoun also detailed the remarkable lengths to which the pharmaceutical industry will go to in order to suppress holistic treatments. He recalled how, in the 1990's, anti-depressant drugs had became extremely popular and then studies on the herb St. John's wort showed that it could alleviate depression better than these drugs. In turn, Colquhoun said, the pharmaceutical industry "developed a campaign to squash this information," by paying doctors to go on TV and call the studies a hoax as well as using scare tactics like warning of potential dangers associated with the herb. Since big pharma cannot patent these holistic medicines, Colquhoun advised people to use this as a clue and seek out the least marketed remedies if they are looking to improve their health.
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Host: George Knapp
Guests: Mike Adams, James Colquhoun
During the first half of the show, George Knapp was joined by Mike Adams, editor of NaturalNews.com, for a discussion on the negative effects of processed foods. In the latter half, James Colquhoun, director of the film Food Matters, talked about how big pharma suppresses natural remedies in favor of drugs which merely eradicate symptoms rather than cure diseases.
Adams contended that the "main effect" of food consumed today is to "promote nutritional deficiencies and cause degenerative disease." While he conceded that "by and large" this is not done intentionally by the food industry, it is the end result of the over-processed nature of today's food supply. Adams used white sugar as an example of this trend, noting that raw cane is rich in minerals and nutrients, but these are taken out when the sugar is processed to make it white. Ironically, the byproduct of this process sees the positive elements of the cane end up in black molasses which goes into food for farm animals. "They feed the deficient white sugar to human beings while the farm animals get the nutrition that's missing," he lamented.
"If you're suffering from a food addiction," Adams said, "that's actually by design." To that end, he revealed that while food companies appear to have stopped using MSG, they've merely switched to a "new, hidden form" of the chemical called yeast extract. The additive is so prevalent, he said, that it can be found in "literally thousands of different products that are sold today." Ultimately, Adams encouraged people to shop locally from farmer's markets and food co-ops in order to get the most natural goods. While the cost may be higher, he stressed that, from a nutritional perspective, "organic produce is actually less expensive per gram of nutrient your getting," compared to cheaper processed foods.
Discussing the role big pharma plays in controlling people's health, Colquhoun asserted that, from the industry's perspective, the "perfect drug" is one that will "mask some symptoms and you're going to need to take it until the day you die." Rather than cure a person's ailment, he said, the industry aims to "keep you sick, listless, and disinterested for as long as possible so you can consume their drugs for as long as possible." Citing the alarming statistic that over 25% of all TV commercials are for drugs, he observed that these advertised medicines are primarily aimed at lifestyle issues such as cholesterol and depression. However, Colquhoun emphasized that the best approach to actually treating these issues is through nutrition and natural remedies.
Colquhoun also detailed the remarkable lengths to which the pharmaceutical industry will go to in order to suppress holistic treatments. He recalled how, in the 1990's, anti-depressant drugs had became extremely popular and then studies on the herb St. John's wort showed that it could alleviate depression better than these drugs. In turn, Colquhoun said, the pharmaceutical industry "developed a campaign to squash this information," by paying doctors to go on TV and call the studies a hoax as well as using scare tactics like warning of potential dangers associated with the herb. Since big pharma cannot patent these holistic medicines, Colquhoun advised people to use this as a clue and seek out the least marketed remedies if they are looking to improve their health.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Coast to Coast AM - 07-23-11 - Truth about Fluoride
Coast to Coast AM - 07-23-11 - Truth about Fluoride
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Paul Connett, Aaron Sagers, R. Gary Patterson
Paul Connett, Executive Director of the Fluoride Action Network, joined Ian to discuss the truth about fluoride and how this toxic chemical has no real health benefits whatsoever. In the first hour, journalist Aaron Sagers gave an update from Comic-Con, and author R. Gary Patterson commented on the death of Amy Winehouse.
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Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Paul Connett, Aaron Sagers, R. Gary Patterson
Paul Connett, Executive Director of the Fluoride Action Network, joined Ian to discuss the truth about fluoride and how this toxic chemical has no real health benefits whatsoever. In the first hour, journalist Aaron Sagers gave an update from Comic-Con, and author R. Gary Patterson commented on the death of Amy Winehouse.