“The satellite photograph showed simply a glowing object. But in Mel Riley's remote viewing sessions, the craft had humanoid people in it and was hovering above a nuclear storage facility.”
- Jim Marrs, Author, Psi Spies © 2007
September 20, 2007 Wise County, Texas - In Jim Marrs’s new book, Psi Spies, on pages 256 to 257, he writes about the U. S. Army’s remote viewing Enigma Files:
“The fact is there is no currently known way to guarantee the elimination of pathogens on produce that is consumed without a cooking step or some kind of thermal treatment. That’s the only way to ensure you won’t have the E.coli or salmonella present and alive on something that you eat.”
- Trevor Suslow, Ph.D., UC-Davis
September 18, 2007 Davis, California - There are two events that have occurred recently. Dole Food Company, after a spot check discovery of E. coli, has issued an international recall of its "Hearts Delight" salad mix for bags stamped "best if used by September 19, 2007" and production code numbers, A24924A and A24924B.
“Can remote viewing locate Osama bin Laden? Yes. A former trainer of the U. S. Army’s remote viewing Psi Spies unit was in New York on the morning of 9/11. Needless to say, he was quite upset with what had happened. He told me personally that he contacted people deep within the government and told them, ‘You give me the word and I will locate Osama bin Laden.’ And he was told, ‘No, no, no, don’t do that. We don’t want that.’”
- Jim Marrs, Author, Psi Spies © 2007.
September 14, 2007 Wise County, Texas - Jim Marrs was born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas. Jim has been tracking down facts and trying to make sense of political stories in America since his college days as a journalism major at the University of North Texas in Denton. He graduated in 1966 and began a newspaper reporting and editing career first at the Denton Record Chronicle and then Lubbock Avalanche Journal. Later at the Fortworth-Star Telegram, he was an investigative reporter and cartoonist, and earned photography awards.
"I think what will be suggested is a temporary embargo on Australian bees coming into the United States."
- Jerry Hayes, Pres., Apiary Inspectors of America
September 7, 2007 Gainesville, Florida - A year ago in October 2006, Pennsylvania beekeeper David Hackenberg, Hackenberg Apiary in Lewisburg, discovered that thousands of his bees were disappearing. Soon beekeepers all over the United States were reporting massive disappearances - some losing 90%. By the end of summer 2007, officials estimated that at least 25% of American honey bee colonies had disappeared and the cause was still unknown.
August 31, 2007 Stratham, New Hampshire - Before I knew anything about the worldwide animal mutilation mystery linked to non-humans, I remember the first time I ever thought seriously about something from outer space coming to Earth and actually interacting with people.
It was 1975, and I watched a TV program called “The UFO Incident.” It was a docudrama re-enactment of the alleged UFO and non-human encounter that Betty and Barney Hill described occurring in the White Mountains of New Hampshire on September 19th to 20th, 1961 – 46 years ago.
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August 31, 2007 - Strathum, Massachusetts interview with Kathleen Marden continued.
