Tag: audio

  • los alamos fire: cover for black op?

    Is the nuclear genie out of the bottle at Los Alamos National Laboratory? An Intel Hub article, “Los Alamos Fire: Perfect Cover For Nuclear False Flag Operation,” challenges our politically correct programming with what writers believe, “one has to suspend all normal modes of thinking and understand that the individuals with power behind the 9/11…

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  • next false flag weekend chatter

    The next false flag event may take unexpected form, but groundwork reported in place for an attack! Leon Panetta, Defense Secretary nominee, warned at his confirmation hearing recently, “…next ‘Pearl Harbor’ could be a cyber attack.” Alex Thomas provides in a recent article at the Intel Hub, “The Stage Is Set For a Nuclear False…

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  • 10 sci-fi predictions that came true

    Truth is stranger than fiction,10 Sc-Fi Predictions That Came True only supports the notion. Moon Landing predicted by Jules Verne more than 100 years before the moonwalk in his novel, “From the Earth to the Moon.” The InnovationsNewsDaily article observes, “according to Jules Verne’s story…, the first mission to the moon was launched in December…

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  • epic of gilgamesh: a narrated audio version

    A reading of a semi-divine Sumerian King’s search for immortality, the Epic of Gilgamesh, is available here. Thanks goes to Helvis213 for his effort in this well done production. There are other epic tales available at Helvis213’s You Tube Channel. The modern version of Gilgamesh’s adventure starring Dubya, while not quite an ancient epic, will…

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  • space trackers: judica cordiglia bros.

    A memorial weekend italiano extraterrestre stravaganza provided for your pleasure! Let’s go Space Truckin’. First, the amazing Judica Cordiglia brothers who tracked radio transmissions of early space missions. In the late fifties, Achille and Giovanni set up an amateur tracking station just outside Turin, Italy in a former convalescent home at a place they called…

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  • Radio Tales of the Strange & Fantastic

    Radio Tales of the Strange & Fantastic

    Another great website for old science fiction and fantasy in mp3 is Radio Tales of the Strange & Fantastic (RTSF). ‘Universe’ is well done, highly entertaining and a must-listen at RTSF!

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  • dawn closing in on vesta

    Mission enters exciting phase as Dawn spacecraft closes in on brightest object in asteroid belt, Vesta. The image of Vesta (pictured) is from Hubble telescope, but according to Emily Ladawalla at The Planetary Blog, “By early June, Dawn’s images will be higher-resolution than anything achieved from Hubble.” A nice mission update with Marc Rayman provided…

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  • Officer Herbert Schirmer’s 1967 Abduction

    Officer Herbert Schirmer’s 1967 Abduction

    Sgt. Herbert Schirmer, a 22 year old Ashland, NE policeman, reports a UFO sighting in the wee hours of December 3, 1967. Schirmer notices 25 minutes of lost time.

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  • Secret Diary of Admiral Byrd: Fact Or Fiction?

    Secret Diary of Admiral Byrd: Fact Or Fiction?

    Do we all want to believe? Cyber/space\war recently examined Byrd’s 1947 flight journal of his arctic adventure.

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  • leuren moret reveals google shocker!

    You need wonder no further whether Orwell’s vision came true! Leuren Moret, radiation expert, will drop a brick on your head!On Jeff Rense’s program, Moret informs Microsoft, Google, Facebook social networking sites, Ebay, all have roots in military intelligence. Microsoft software insures backdoors into computers. Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google founders, park their private…

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  • Isaac Asimov’s Foundation In MP3 Audio

    Isaac Asimov’s Foundation In MP3 Audio

    Thanks goes to SFFaudio for a link to 1973 BBC3 radio adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s Foundation Trilogy. Isaac Asimov began writing the Foundation series in 1942.

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  • arizona shooting suspected to be staged psyop

    The shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords in a Tucson parking lot in January, has fallen under suspicion of two independent investigators, Ed Chiarini and Stephanie Sledge. A photoshopped mug shot of Jared Lee Loughner hints something is amiss? Is the photo a sinister psyop lending the alleged shooter an evil clown-like appearance, borrowed from Glenn…

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  • lost cosmonauts: airbrushed from memory

    Grigoriy Nelyubov’s disappearance from the photo (pictured), and similar strokes, brought suspicion on the Soviet space program. The mysterious deletions also stoked curiosity about the ultimate fates of these airbrushed souls! Nelyubov, a 1963 drunken brawl dismissed him from the program and banishment to Siberia, is referred to as a “suicide by train” in 1966…

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  • Philip K. Dick: Adjustment Team

    Philip K. Dick: Adjustment Team

    The “Adjustment Team,” a science fiction story by Philip K Dick, first appeared autumn 1954 in Orbit Science Fiction magazine.

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  • black triangles: tr-3b astra

    Top Secret TR-3B remains only a rumored craft, a product of an off-the-books black project called Aurora. Edgar Fouche, a former Area 51 worker, came forward in the nineties to reveal much of what is known in his book, “Alien Rapture – The Chosen,” co-written by Brad Steiger. A description of the craft’s capability clearly…

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