China may surpass the rest of the world with their record number of UFO scientific and community-based organizations, many of which believe that Extraterrestrials are living among us. While the US and other western governments go to great lengths to cover up legitimate reports of UFO sightings and/or abductions, the eastern governments seek to understand why these incidents occurred and how they may benefit mankind.

Research [ethically-based] into UFO’s could help spur new forms of high-speed travel, unlimited sources of non-polluting and non-fossil fuel based energy and faster-growing crops, claims Sun Shili, president of a government-approved UFO Research Association (membership 50,000).

The Chinese media publishes a bi-monthly magazine that is devoted to UFO research, including reports of sightings and abductions, and has a circulation of 400,000. UFO clubs are rampant in this region, but their memberships are limited to scientists with PhD’s, although the public’s interest in UFOs reaches into the tens of millions.

Brazil and India believe that a new world will emerge as soon as 2012, when the Extraterrestrials will be force to publicly reveal themselves in order to avoid a planetary disaster. What this disaster entails is unclear.

What is clear is that our world has been divided for thousands of years on many levels. Paul Chen’s article (see source link below) illustrates that perfectly. While he trashes western religion and capitalism, I can’t help but see his point as well as his hypocrisy. I don’t know of any government that is free of secrecy, greed and oppression.

Perhaps these Extraterrestrials are waiting for us to evolve some more before they make their public appearance. Or, perhaps they’re waiting for us to annihilate each other so they can take over our planet.

Source: The Canadian National Newspaper

While this “light display” wasn’t nearly as impressive as the 2-mile wide sighting that took place in March of 1997, it brought back memories for Phoenix residents. Police and TV stations received a deluge of calls after they witnessed the formation hovering over the western skyline at approximately 8pm last night. Once again, the military has stated that the lights were caused from the flares they were allegedly using for training operations.

I’m no expert at flares or pyrotechnics, and I didn’t see the footage from last night’s episode. But I did see the original, which received international attention. I never did believe the government’s statement because of the perfect V-shaped formation I saw in that video.

Then there was that strange triangular-shaped aircraft that was seen by hundreds of witnesses. Government officials never did explain that away. I won’t go so far as to say that I believe ET was floating over Phoenix that night or last night. I’m more inclined to believe that they were testing some super secret military aircraft.

Source: UFO Digest

Lake Delton’s Wonder Spot has wowed tourists for more than half a century. Located in a wooded ravine, this spot consists of a crooked cabin where people can’t stand up straight, water runs uphill, and chairs balance themselves on two legs. This place is one of the 21 known “gravity vortexes” in the United States.

Its owner, Bill Carney, has sold this tourist attraction to the village of Lake Delton for the sum of $300,000. The village plans to bulldoze the cabin so they can build a road through the crevice.

Source: Yahoo! News

When determining the worth of a movie before seeing it, I read what the public has to say rather than the critics. After watching the movie trailer last week, I came away with the impression that The Messengers was going to be very predictable and not so thrilling.

Another thing that bothered me was the originality of the special effects. I saw hands shooting out of the walls, sludge oozing up through the cracks of the floorboards, and a swarm of crows flying everywhere. It looked like a cut and paste version of all the renowned horror films.

As it turned out, my impression was correct. Despite the lack of originality and a rather weak plot, many people enjoyed the film.

Source: Yahoo! Movies