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Columnist: Edward Crabtree | Posted on 10-12-2017 | 
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Back in 1967 a child called Paul Nelson took a holiday with his parents and another male friend in Catalina Island off the coast of California. His buddy and he...
Columnist: Conrad Yeats | Posted on 9-25-2017 | 0 comments
If indeed the Giza necropolis has been recreated on the banks of the Potomac in the form of America’s National Mall, then one final, vital landmark must still b...
Columnist: Kathleen Meadows | Posted on 9-11-2017 | 12 comments
We sometimes forget that when we're using words, we are passing symbols back and forth. This means we must make assumptions like for example, that we agree upon...
Columnist: Sean Casteel | Posted on 8-30-2017 | 2 comments
*** Sometimes it seems like the "U" in "UFO" should stand for "ubiquitous," meaning they can show up anywhere and anytime. They make frequent appearances in our...
Columnist: Kirin Johnson | Posted on 8-12-2017 | 4 comments
In March of 2017, I took a history and ghost tour at the Stanley Hotel. While I did not see or interact with any spirits, I felt intense energy in many areas of...
Columnist: Sean Casteel | Posted on 8-3-2017 | 2 comments
*** Everything we think we know about the world and the universe in which we live, whatever we have been led to believe concerning the course of human history, ...
Columnist: Conrad Yeats | Posted on 7-24-2017 | 0 comments
Fit For a Pharoh
Central to L'Enfant's 1790 plan for a new federal city was the executive residence of the president. And indeed, on Octob...
Columnist: Kathleen Meadows | Posted on 7-4-2017 | 0 comments
I met with a woman last week here in Victoria who is just about to launch a Tarot reading practice in northern Ontario. It was such a pleasure to meet with som...
Columnist: Sean Casteel | Posted on 6-25-2017 | 0 comments
To many in the UFO and conspiracy theory communities, Admiral Richard E. Byrd is not merely some benign fatherly figure smiling at us from the pages of 20th cen...
Columnist: Conrad Yeats | Posted on 6-14-2017 | 0 comments
At one end lies the Washington Monument, at the opposite end is the Capitol Building. For more than two hundred years, the monuments of the National Mall in Was...
