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Unraveling The Secrets: Year 2
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March 12, 2005                                                                
Volume II Number 10
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   “Don’t rock the boat … Instead kick a damn hole in it’s rotten 
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                                         Editor: Dennis Crenshaw
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In this Issue:

HOW HOT IS HELL: A SCIENTIFIC ANSWER

The ‘TAL’ ZONE:
"Matrix of UFO Beliefs" 

PARK PLACE:
Researching the Lincoln legend
By T. Peter Park

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Vril, The Power of the Coming Race
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you might have to do a little searching to find it, or unfortunately, 
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Mass extinction comes every 62 million years, UC physicists discover
By:  David Perlman, Chronicle Science Editor

Posted by:  universal_heartbeat2012
Group:  SkyOpen@yahoogroups.com, 
Source:  San Francisco Chronicle (sfgate.com)

Thursday, March 10, 2005

With surprising and mysterious regularity, life on Earth has flourished 
and vanished in cycles of mass extinction every 62 million years, say 
two UC Berkeley scientists who discovered the pattern after a 
painstaking computer study of fossil records going back for more than 500 million 
years. 
Their findings are certain to generate a renewed burst of speculation 
among scientists who study the history and evolution of life. Each 
period of abundant life and each mass extinction has itself covered at least 
a few million years -- and the trend of biodiversity has been rising 
steadily ever since the last mass extinction, when dinosaurs and millions 
of other life forms went extinct about 65 million years ago. …
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/03/10/MNGFIBN6PO1.DTL
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DEJA VU
Posted by:  nightufo
Group:  forteanphenomena_again@yahoogroups.com
Source:  Expatica.com

Deja vu? Scientists have the answer
14 February 2005

HAMBURG - Most of us have experienced deja vu at least once in our
lives - that uncomfortable feeling that you have been here in this
place, in this situation before. 
Usually the sensation lasts for just a moment and is quickly followed 
by
the realization that you have not in fact experienced the current
situation in the past, and simply cannot know the place you are in. 
Nevertheless, there is the feeling that something was there in our
memory, either in part or whole. 

The sensation of deja vu, meaning "already seen", was given its name in
the 19th century, but for much longer the mental phenomenon has both
fascinated and 
frightened those who experience it. 
Science has had little to offer by way of explanation, adding to the
mystery. 
http://tinyurl.com/5w9wd

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UFO captured on film hovering high in city sky
LINTON BESSER
Source: Daily Liberal (www.yourguide.com au)

Thursday, 10 March 2005

"A black triangular object that made a number of movements and then 
speared off out of sight behind the trees."

That's how police have described footage claimed to be of an 
unidentified flying object (UFO) that was reported to police, and shot on a video 
camera, by a Dubbo family last Sunday night.

"I've never seen anything like it," Suzanne Fuller said.

"It was hovering there for five hours, and it was completely silent."

The police arrived to the scene at 8pm, viewed the videotape, and filed 
an official report to Air Services Australia (ASA), a federal airways 
monitoring bureau….
Continue:  http://tinyurl.com/5fsz9
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CAPE CANAVERAL UFO
Posted by:  nightufo
Group:  forteanphenomena_again@yahoogroups.com

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/gen/page849.html
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Mystery of UFO deepens
By PHIL BECK
Posted by:  nightufo
Group:  forteanphenomena_again@yahoogroups.com

19 Feb 05

THE status of an unidentified flying object seen above the Midland
Highway Monday night remains a mystery.
Co-ordinator of UFO Reports and Sightings Tasmania Keith Roberts said
yesterday the report now fell into the 5 per cent of UFO sightings 
which
could not be explained. 
"We checked up with the airport, helicopter companies, crop dusters, 
the
Navy and the Department of Defense and drew a blank with all of them,"
Mr Roberts said. 

"Out of 100 reports, there is usually a ready explanation for 80 per
cent and further investigations explain another 15 per cent. 
"This report, however, falls into the 5 per cent which are not
explained. But we are ready to receive more information which can 
help." 
Monday night's report was made by a 43-year-old Kingston woman who was
driving north on the highway with her sister and a friend. …
Continue:  http://tinyurl.com/4t6ry
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The “TAL’ Zone
The Research & Writings of ‘TAL.”

"Matrix of UFO Beliefs" 
UFOs and Mental Health, Book One: A Briefing on the Phenomenon 
by Bob Teets 
Excerpts from http://www.headlinebooks.com/chapters/mental.html 
The Matrix

A few years ago I worked as a consulting editor/researcher for the 
non-profit Human Potential Foundation, Inc. (HPF) in Falls Church, 
Virginia. HPF’s mission was to study ways of bridging so-called "New Science" 
with more traditional scientific modalities. Exciting research was 
occurring in areas of inter-species communication, consciousness, 
life-after-death, non-human intelligence and alternative energy sources, all of 
which the Foundation wanted to examine and to then aid via scientific 
research in whatever ways seemed possible. When I first joined HPF, I was 
surprised to learn that all of these areas under investigation were 
connected in some ways with another subject the Foundation was 
studying—UFOs! The primary funding source for the HPF, Laurance Rockefeller of New 
York, recognized these connections and was attempting to encourage 
governmental openness regarding the UFO phenomenon as part of an overall 
plan to examine these areas, he said. This gave rise to a presiden!
tial briefing paper (see below) that can now help you to identify 
belief systems and to then use that knowledge in ways to possibly benefit 
your clients. 
The following "Matrix" document, then, is the essence of a briefing 
paper prepared for President Clinton and presented in 1993 to his science 
advisor, Dr. John Gibbons. It was written by my former HPF colleague 
and journalist friend C. Richard Farley, Jr., and remains to this day the 
best and most comprehensive thumbnail overview of the UFO phenomenon 
I’ve seen. 
Note that when considering the following you should first take into 
account your client’s belief, then compare and contrast it with the 
following:
Human Potential Foundation
UFO Matrix of "Belief"
The following is a matrix of the spectrum of scenarios found in current 
literature which are used to try to explain so-called UFO or ETI 
activity, or the lack thereof. Each matrix entry has a supporting 
constituency. Some of these constituencies are quite vocal, but no less confident 
that their current belief structures are the most reasonable, given the 
data which are generally accepted. There most certainly is a large 
minority which is not willing to commit to one matrix entry over another, 
or in combination, until additional data are available. For years, 
opinion polls have consistently measured that a comfortable majority of the 
American public believes in the reality of UFOs and Extraterrestrial 
Intelligence.
0. All sightings except for a small minority which lack detail can be 
explained in terms of naturally occurring phenomena.
1. Craft from "off planet," but from the visible universe.
2. Interdimensional penetrations by other intelligences or life-forms, 
based in or operating from another (parallel) overlapping dimension 
than our own "time-space."
3. Earth-based "others," referenced throughout history, who may be 
other life-forms, or predominately resident in realms or dimensions we term 
"spiritual."
4. Hoaxes or "dramatic" scenarios perpetrated by various intelligence 
organizations as part of broader security or disinformation campaigns.
5. Broader "social engineering," or population mind-influencing 
programs, designed to promote a more "universal" planetary consciousness and 
to reduce the influence of nationalistic or religious traditions.
6. Any combination of the above, including "all of the above." Intent: 
unknown.
Possible U.S. Government levels of awareness, involvement and/or 
"control" of the phenomena termed "UFO."
0. No activity, inasmuch as the phenomena are explained by naturally 
occurring events.
1. Aware, but not directly involved or in contact with the perpetrating 
forces.
2. In contact to some degree, and "co-operating" with at least some of 
the source-phenomena or intelligences, either for technology trading or 
because government believes it has no choice.
3. Government is the perpetrator of at least some of the phenomenology, 
perhaps drawing on the source experience for ideas and methods, but 
employing the events for other purposes, such as intelligence, 
disinformation or to alarm other nations.
4. At least some UFO phenomena are results of government or other 
agency sponsored experiments in "mind-control," or "social control" 
experiments or initiatives.
Please Note: The Human Potential Foundation, Inc. does not endorse any 
of the entries of the preceding Matrix of Belief. The Matrix has been 
prepared to stimulate discussion and research into the broad spectrum of 
ideas that are represented in current literature addressing what are 
popularly known as UFO phenomena.
Copyright 1993 
by the Human Potential Foundation, Inc.
(Reprinted with permission)
Discussion
Matrix of UFO Beliefs was designed to be a multifaceted investigative 
tool
by Dick Farley
<cloudrider@aol.com>
WASHINGTON, DC - In October, 1992, philanthropist Laurance S. 
Rockefeller asked the Human Potential Foundation, Inc., (HPF) to staff his UFO 
declassification initiative to the White House.
I had been hired as the director of project development for the HPF, 
chaired by Rhode Island’s U. S. Senator Claiborne Pell, a close friend of 
Mr. Rockefeller’s who also was serving at that time as Chairman of the 
Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
In turn, Laurance Rockefeller was at that juncture essentially our 
"sole source" benefactor, helping Senator Pell and HPF’s president, Dr. C. 
B. "Scott" Jones, Jr., get the foundation up and active. We were 
developing a spectrum of program initiatives designed to bring exotic or 
emergent new scientific paradigms into closer and more objective 
evaluations by "establishment" disciplines than "new science" had usually 
received in the past.
My task in support of our White House UFO disclosure effort was to 
recommend and produce background materials for Mr. Rockefeller to leave 
behind after his meeting to make his case. One of these documents HPF 
later sent to White House Science Advisor, Dr. John Gibbons, was the Matrix 
of UFO Beliefs, on which I had been working long before signing on with 
the HPF.
The Matrix of UFO Beliefs is an investigative and analytical tool that 
had its genesis during my 20 years of active inquiry into "UFO" 
phenomena. It reflects primary categories into which beliefs about UFOs seem 
to fall, when allowing for the broadest range of reported phenomena and 
perceptions.
Contributors to my thinking included Dr. J. Allen Hynek, in a series of 
conversations we had (1981 to 1984), as well as Dr. Jacques Vallee, who 
played an early consultative role in what HPF did to support Mr. 
Rockefeller’s interest in UFO disclosure.
Diversity and apparent divergence of various UFO-related experiences 
are relatively well-represented in the Matrix of UFO Beliefs, because it 
does not require immediate exclusions and preconditions before a belief 
or "causality" is considered.
The Matrix of UFO Beliefs was not designed to suggest to the President 
or his advisors what "all the UFOs might be." And the paper reflects my 
assumption that, for at least some publicly perceived "UFOs," various 
of our government’s branches would be expected to know very well what 
may have been witnessed.
Primarily, the Matrix of UFO Beliefs was to serve us as our outline for 
a briefing of the President and his senior advisors on the range of 
public opinions and beliefs about UFOs as had been determined from: the 
popular literature; activity at UFO conferences; and throughout 
respective UFO venues into which beliefs evolved or had been seeded, manipulated 
or reinforced.
The second part of the Matrix of UFO Beliefs is reflective of our 
assessment (5/14/93) of the range of citizen beliefs about what our 
government might know, and what roles its agencies may have been or be playing. 
These analyses I also arrived at by sifting through most of the 
organizational venues of "UFOlogy."
Mr. Rockefeller’s first meeting on this matter was with White House 
Science Advisor, Dr. John Gibbons, in mid-April, 1993. It had been 
preceded by an exchange of preparatory letters among Mr. Rockefeller; 
then-Defense Secretary-designate Les Aspin; Rockefeller friend and former 
(Nixon era) Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird; the Rev. Dr. Billy Graham, 
and important others. 
Mr. Rockefeller had invited some of these men to "sign on" to his 
proposed UFO disclosure letter to President Bill Clinton. HPF’s staffers and 
consultants joined with Mr. Rockefeller’s advisors in drafting and 
revising this letter, both before Laurance’s meeting with Dr. Gibbons and 
during HPF’s subsequent support.
The Matrix of UFO Beliefs was delivered to Dr. Gibbons at the White 
House in mid-May, 1993, along with a dozen selected popular books about 
the UFO phenomena that had been chosen (by me) to be representative of 
the various UFO beliefs as my document reflected, as outlined in its 
annotated bibliography.
Mr. Rockefeller’s second meeting on this matter, along with Dr. Jones 
and Washington attorney Henry L. Diamond, was with Dr. Gibbons and 
several White House staff members, Feb. 4, 1994.
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If you use your own knowledge of human psychology/altered states of 
consciousness and then open your current belief system to incorporate and 
to overlay this Matrix, you may well discover a dynamic new structure 
capable of helping you to help your clients in more meaningful ways. 
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Excerpts from : http://www.presidentialufo.com/
Both Dr. "Kit" Green and Dr. Ronald Pandolfi had each been in charge of 
what has come to be known at the CIA as the "Weird Desk." This is the 
station where all the UFO and other paranormal topic files are kept. 
Maccabee termed the job done by Pandolfi and Green as the "Keepers of the 
Weird." 
The second Farley letter found in the OSTP was dated May 1, 1995. It 
was a letter that was actually addressed to the Commander of the U.S. 
Coast Guard. It was only a single page with one attachment. The attachment 
was two pages from a study done for the U.S. Coast Guard titled The 
Road to 2012: Looking Towards the Next Two Decades. This futuristic report 
was written by John L. Petersen of the Arlington Institute.
The enclosure referenced a futurist "Wild Card" scenario postulated by 
John Petersen. ("Official Contact is Made with Extraterrestrials"). The 
importance of the extraterrestrial scenario appearing in a study done 
for the Coast Guard, possibly paid for by taxpayers, was the possible 
link to CSETI Director Dr. Steven Greer, who was using Petersen as one of 
his key military advisors. Farley wrote of the important connection,
"People claiming association with Mr. Petersen, and who also are quite 
deeply involved in a professed public campaign claiming to be about 
"making contact with extra-terrestrials" have cited this report, and Mr. 
Petersen’s asserted ‘high-level government contacts" in their soliciting 
of private funding in support of this group’s alleged "Project 
Starlight." Billed as an effort to persuade U.S. citizens that contacts with 
"ETs" in "UFOs" are either imminent or have been made, this group also 
has been positioning itself to play an "international role" managing 
public responses. This subject organization is based in North Carolina, and 
calls itself CSETI, (Committee to Study Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence 
. . . CSETI has received funding from Laurance Rockefeller."
Interestingly, Farley’s letter concerning Dr. Greer and John Petersen 
was sent at exactly the same time that Dr. Greer was writing a memo to 
President Clinton. Greer was writing the President "requesting a meeting 
with relevant Administration as soon as possible." In addition, Dr. 
Greer wrote seeking White House cooperation in a project that he and 
Laurance Rockefeller were working on.
"CSETI, Mr. Laurance Rockefeller, Astronaut Gordon Cooper, as well as 
several other prominent astronauts and military figures will be 
convening a meeting of witnesses on June 2, 3, 4, 1995, and we invite the 
Administration to send an observer or participant to this meeting."
This meeting of high quality witnesses (Asilomer Conference) is never 
mentioned in the OSTP files, even though Laurance Rockefeller did 
finance the conference. Dr. Steven Greer, who had gathered the witnesses 
together, is also never directly mentioned in the OSTP files which is 
strange in light of the numerous contacts that Dr. Greer had inside the 
White House. Rumors circulated on the Internet that Dr. Greer had indeed 
provided two briefing to Science Advisor Dr. Gibbons.
The references to Greer briefing Gibbons may have been a reference to 
Rockefeller and Jones doing the briefing as a part of the Greer team. It 
seems had to believe Greer would move to brief Gibbons when he knew 
Rockefeller was doing the same thing. A reference to Gibbons in Greer’s 
May 1995 Memo to President Clinton does make one think about the Greer 
role in the Clinton OSTP.
Please find enclosed several documents previously conveyed to the 
Administration via the Director of Central Intelligence (James Woolsey), the 
President’s Science Advisor, and Mr. Bruce Lindsey.
On June 4, 1995, the twenty-four participants of the Asilomar 
Conference wrote a letter to President Clinton asking "that the appropriate 
members of the Administration meet with members of the Project Starlight 
Coalition . . .that the President issue an executive order to release 
U.S. government witnesses from their national security obligations/oaths 
related the subject (UFOs) . . . and that the President issue an 
executive order to declassify and release currently classified materials, 
documents and evidence related to the subject. . ." 
There were now at least three major efforts focused at the White House 
1) Rockefeller’s Disclosure Group 2) Richard Farley and 3) Dr. Steven’s 
Greer’s group. Each group was making contact with their contacts inside 
the White House. Each group was writing letters and presenting evidence 
to support their case.
These contacts and letters, like many before, did not break the logjam 
and release the classified UFO information. With these drawbacks in 
mind, Laurance Rockefeller patience had worn thin. He prepared himself to 
go directly to the President.

The Best Available Evidence Briefing Document: Rockefeller Report

On February 5, 1996, Laurance Rockefeller wrote a letter to Jack 
Gibbons thanking him for what he called "the very productive phone call last 
week." In the same letter, Rockefeller promised to provide Gibbons with 
a copy of a UFO briefing report titled Unidentified Flying Objects: The 
Best Available Evidence (BAE). Rockefeller wrote that he would be very 
interested in Gibbons’ reaction to the material contained in the 
report.
A few weeks later, on February 29, Rockefeller wrote Gibbons again. To 
his letter, Rockefeller attached a 27-page Executive Summary of the 
Unidentified Flying Object Briefing Document: Best Available Evidence. 
Along with the Executive Summary, Rockefeller provided Gibbons with his 
assessment of the report he had financed,
"While I do not necessarily agree with every finding and conclusion, I 
do believe that the evidence presented indicates that this subject 
merits serious scientific study. Toward that end, I hope that our 
government, other governments, and the United Nations will cooperate in making 
any information they may have available." 
The Executive Summary was not the only report funded by Rockefeller. 
There were actually three different Best Available Evidence briefing 
documents produced for Rockefeller.
November 1995 - a 129-page draft of Unidentified Flying Objects: The 
Best Available Evidence was printed and sent to various people around the 
world for comments and suggestions. A copy of this was found in the 
OSTP files. It was probably provided by Laurance Rockefeller.
December 1995 - UFORC Committee Chairman Richard Hall writes a 27-page 
Unidentified Flying Objects: The Best Available Evidence-Executive 
Summary. A copy of this was mailed to OSTP in February 1996 by Rockefeller 
and is found in the files.
December 1995 released February 1996 - The final 169-page Unidentified 
Flying Objects: The Best Available Evidence is published. There is no 
copy of this in the OSTP files.
The financing of the Best Available Evidence report was also only one 
in a whole series of UFO research efforts that Rockefeller had financed 
in the early nineties. He had been a constant source of what 
researchers referred to as "Rockeybucks," i.e., money spent by Rockefeller to get 
to the bottom of the UFO mystery.
Like the UFO mystery there are things that remain secret and unsolved. 
The investigation continues. 

EXITING the ‘TAL’ ZONE
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FROM THE DEAN OF HOLLOW EARTH STUDIES ON THE INTERNET:
  Dean Dominic De Lucia 

The Underground Origins of UFOs


The conception of a hollow earth presented in this book offers the most 
reasonable theory of the origin of the flying saucers and is far more 
logical than the belief in their interplanetary origin. For this reason, 
leading flying saucer experts, as Ray Palmer, editor of "Flying 
Saucers" magazine, and Gray Barker, a well known writer on flying saucers, 
have accepted the theory of their sub-terranean origin as against the idea 
that they come from other planets. 
The theory that flying saucers came from the Earth's interior and not 
from other planets originated in Brazil and only later was it taken up 
by American flying saucer experts. 
In 1957, while browsing in a Sao Paulo, Brazil, book-store, the author 
came across a book that struck his at-tention, entitled, "From the 
Subterranean World to the Sky: Flying Saucers," by O. C. Huguenin. It was 
the book's thesis that flying saucers were not space ships from other 
planets but were of terrestrial origin and came from a subterranean race 
dwelling inside the earth. 
At first, the author could not accept this strange, un-orthodox theory 
concerning the origin of the flying saucers, which seemed improbable 
and impossible, since it would require the existence of a cavity of 
tremendous size inside the earth in which they could fly, in view of their 
tremendous speed. In fact, this cavity would have to be so large that it 
would make the earth a hollow sphere. At this time the author had not 
come across the remarkable books of two American scientists, William 
Reed and Marshall B. Gardner, proving, on basis of evidence from Arctic 
explorers, that the earth is hollow with openings at the Poles, with a 
diameter of 5,800 miles in its hollow interior, large enough for flying 
saucers to fly in. 

Huguenin's theory of the subterranean origin of the flying saucers, 
however, was not original. The idea was first put forward by Professor 
Henrique Jose de Souza, president of the Brazilian Theosophical Society, 
which has its headquarters in Sao Lourenco in the State of Minas Gerais, 
where there is an immense temple in Greek style dedicated to "Agharta," 
the Buddhist name for the Subterranean World. 

Among the professor's students at Sao Lourenco were Mr. Huguenin and 
Commander Paulo Justino Strauss, officer of the Brazilian Navy and member 
of the Diretoria of the Brazilian Theosophical Society. From him they 
learned about the Subterranean World, and also the idea that flying 
saucers come from the Earth's interior. It was for this reason that Mr. 
Huguenin dedi-cated his book to Prof. de Souza and his wife, D. Helena 
Jefferson de Souza….
Continue at:  http://www.holloworbs.com/Underground_UFOs.htm
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POLAR Scientists Discover the Energy Source Powering the Aurora
John Wygant , University of Minnesota 

Physicists have long known that the aurora are created by intense 
electron beams which impact the upper atmosphere of the earth creating 
visible displays. These electron beams carry a major portion of the energy 
released in magnetospheric substorms. Until the Polar observations it 
has never been clear where the energy comes from to create these beams.

The Polar spacecraft is instrumented with the first three dimensional 
electric field detector to fly in the outer magnetosphere of the Earth. 
This detector consists of spherical sensors of the spacecraft at the 
ends of 100m and 130 m booms in the spin plane of the spacecraft, as well 
as 14 meter booms along the spacecraft spin axis. The spacecraft also 
has imagers which the provide pictures of the aurora and estimates of 
the energy flux involved in the creation of the aurora. 
Continue at:  http://www-spof.gsfc.nasa.gov/istp/polar/2000sept.html
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Join Dean’s group at: allplanets-hollow@yahoogroups.com

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REPTILIAN WATCH

Submitted by “Mr. UFO” (Tim Beckley)
www.conspiracyjournal.com

“this seems like a wonderfully insane site. …”

http://bedoper.com/reptilian/

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Ancient Astronauts - Sumerian God - Reptilian Based
Posted by:  civileconomic
Group:  alienoverlords@yahoogroups.com

Ancient Astronauts
From Zecharia Sitchen's Earth Chronicles
Events Before the Deluge

The term Ancient Astronauts generally refers to extraterrestrials who 
came to Earth and were in some way responsible for seeding the human 
race. 
The most notorious proponent of this idea is Erich von Daniken, author 
of several popular books on the subject. His best-selling Chariots of 
the Gods, published in 1968, argued that spacecraft landed long before 
modern humanity peopled the Earth. 
The ancient visitors carried out breeding experiments and produced a 
creature intelligent enough to have the rules of society imparted to it. 
These new beings invented agriculture and became the first artists, 
then created their own warlike civilizations. Sodom and Gomorrah were 
destroyed by an atomic bomb! The Ark of the Covenant was an electrified 
transmitter that allowed Moses to communicate with the astronauts! Von 
Daniken even claims that ancient astronauts - complete with space helmets 
- were carved on stelae at the Mayan city of Copan! 
Continue the Report along with photos links and graphics: 
http://www.crystalinks.com/ancientastronauts.html


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ANCIENT ASTRONAUTS: A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
Posted by:  canttakemyrest
Group:  alienoverlords@yahoogroups.com
Source: The Truth Campaign 
http://www.truthcampaign.ukf.net/ 

ETs and Ancient Astronauts are Illuminati Propaganda

Foreword
Over the last 30 years or so there has been increasing interest in the 
'ancient astronaut' thesis. Although this fascination with 'real' alien 
visitors essentially hit mainstream consciousness with the works of 
Erik Von Daniken and Zechariah Sitchin, the population has been mentally 
prepared for the aliens since the beginning of the 20th century by 
science-fiction in books, comics, movies and tv shows. It is so innate to 
our collective psyche today that there are very few who do not relate the 
idea of UFOs to extra-terrestrial beings, and have an immediate mental 
image of the 'greys' and the similar spindly beings of Spielberg's 
Close Encounters, or Whitley Streiber's Communion, as their archetypal 
representation of these same off-world entities.
Today there are numerous TV documentaries asking the questions about 
whether or not we are being visited by extra-terrestrial beings, and 
countless books and websites promoting 'the truth' about our alien 
co-inhabitees of the universe. Furthermore, any amount of New Age psychics and 
channellers are also preaching 'the word' as 'given to them' by ET 
cousins.
There is currently in production a movie called '1 Anunnaki', which 
looks like it will be another popular sci-fi alien movie. It appears to be 
based entirely on the work of Sitchin, and is already gathering 
interest from those people who are keen to see 'the truth about the history of 
our planet' finally revealed to the masses. 
www.1anunnaki.com/1-anunnaki-main.html 
Given that the universe is such a massive place, and given that there 
is so much material and evidence for ETs and their activities, isn't it 
verging on insanity to suggest that there may actually be another 
reason entirely for such things? How can all of these experiences, books, 
scholars, and even currently a growing number of scientists and 
government 'insiders' be mistaken? 
Well, one could summarize that briefly, and one would make no impact on 
a mind that has already taken the view expressed above. But I would 
sincerely hope that as it takes an open mind to accept such conventionally 
outlandish ideas as alien visitation, the reader would try and remain 
equally open-minded, in assessing the contents of what follows. 
'But we've read a thousand books on the subject. There is no doubt. 
Even if they aren't all entirely accurate, one thing's for sure - the 
common element - and that is ETs exist and they are visiting this planet, 
have been for centuries, and probably have an agenda for our future.'
To suggest otherwise is heresy right?
At least it is increasingly so these days. Ever wondered about that; 
how something so suppressed and 'true' should be so increasingly accepted 
by the mainstream, when all along we have been told that 'they' don't 
want us to know this?
What if such a mindset has been engineered? What if it is being 
designed in such a way that the entire alien visitor scenario is what the 
powers-that-be WANT us to replace our religions and belief systems with?
But why? Surely there's a history of government and Intel suppression 
of this information? They wouldn't hide and suppress what they want us 
to believe would they?
Well, yes. Firstly, they aren't hiding it! They are steadily creating 
an air of mystery and allowing us to come to the very conclusions that 
we are. It's reverse psychology really. And the Illuminati know all 
about how to control mass mentality.
Read on:  
http://www.truthcampaign.ukf.net/articles/conspiracies/etagenda.html
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POSSIBLE POLE-SHIFT PRECURSOR FOUND!
Submitted by:  whisper
Source: The Hutton Commentaries

Two Scientists Have Detected A Large-Scale Redistribution Of Mass
Within The Earth System, Beginning in 1998!

The Hutton Commentaries (THC) has been saying from the beginning that a 
shift in the poles of Earth’s rotational axis can only be caused by a 
significant shift of mass somewhere within our planet. Now, two 
scientists studying data on Earth’s gravity field have found evidence of just 
such a mass shift that began in 1998. This is the year in which Cayce 
readings 3976-15 and 378-16 said that a forty-year-long period, from 
1958-1998, marking the beginning of predicted Earth changes would come to 
an end. 
Then, in 1998 and beyond there would be “the changes wrought in the 
upheavals and the shifting of the poles.”
We present evidence here that the “upheavals” may have begun in the 
inner Earth between 1998 and 2002, where the liquid outer core meets the 
overlying plastic mantle. This is the core-mantle boundary, or CMB. 
Upheavals along the CMB may have been detected by means of precision 
satellite-ranging measurements conducted since 1979. Interpretations of the 
voluminous measurements between 1979 and 2002 have been published by two 
scientists, Christopher Cox and Benjamin Chao, in the August 2 issue of 
Science magazine (p. 832). Here follows their reasoning and their 
conclusions.
Continue with report and great graphics:
http://www.huttoncommentaries.com/PSResearch/PS_Precursor/possible_precursor.htm

And bookmark their excellent POLAR SHIFT RESEARCH website at:
http://www.huttoncommentaries.com/PSResearch/PSR1.html
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RUMBLINGS IN THE EARTH - Scientists and prophets may agree
Posted by:  robbo
Group:  Paranormal_Research@yahoogroups.com
Source WhatDoesItAllMean.com
March 9, 2005

Entire Earth Shaken As Massive Internal Instability and World Weather 
Chaos 
Continue

By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Russian Subscribers

Grave news has reached us today from Russian scientists that the earth 
is 
experience an increasing amount of instability in its crust, even to 
its 
very core, and as the increasing amount of cosmic energy blasts begin 
to 
weaken our planets magnetic field.

Simultaneous (in geological terms) eruptions of the Mount Saint Helens, 
United States, Western Coastal Region and Klyuchevskaya Sopka, Russia, 
Kamchatka Region, volcanoes have been followed by an extremely rare 
antipode 
earthquake occurring in the Pacific Oceans Hawaii Islands and South 
Africa.

Of the South African event we can read from the Australian Newspaper, 
The 
Herald Sun, and which says, "An earthquake measuring about 5.0 on the 
Richter scale hit a gold mining area of South Africa today, injuring 
dozens 
of people and trapping 42 miners as tunnels collapsed deep underground. 
The 
quake, which jolted buildings as far away as Johannesburg, injured 23 
miners 
at DRDGOLD´s North West mines, and others in Stilfontein. There is 
quite 
serious damage ..."
Report Continues: http://www.whatdoesitmean.com/index694.htm
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FREE ONLINE:  A SUBTERRANEAN CIVILIZATION BOOK 
Posted by: kortron 
Group:  allplanets-hollow@yahoogroups.com

Vril, The Power of the Coming Race
by Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton

Legendary for his turgid prose ("it was a dark and stormy night...") 
Bulwer-Lytton's pioneering science fiction novel "Vril" was taken very 
seriously by 19th Century Atlantis fans (for instance, Scott-Elliot). 
Vril is a mysterious energy which is used by Lytton's  subterranean race 
(refugees from the Deluge) to power their advanced civilization; it was 
later treated as a reality by occultists. The plot of this book was 
recycled for numerous 'B' pulp scifi movies and assorted crank theories. 
Start with Chapter 1 at: http://www.sacred-texts.com/atl/vril/vrl00.htm
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From National Geographic NEWS
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Sign up today for your chance to win a National
Geographic cruise to the Arctic with photographer Paul
Nicklen.
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Hobbit" Brains Were Small but Smart

Tiny, newfound fossils are in fact from a new human
species, says a study that could turn evolution theory
on its head. … 
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Pictures of the "Hobbit"
http://ng.chtah.com/a/aBCLgHsASJ4TXAVvUTBAIZO-d.ASJ-ROOx/ngs8
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Hobbit" on TV Sunday
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King Tut Not Murdered Violently, CT Scans Show

CT scans of Tutankhamun found no physical evidence of
murder. But they did reveal unusual features, including
a broken leg that may have helped kill him….
http://ng.chtah.com/a/aBCLgHsASJ4TXAVvUTBAIZO-d.ASJ-ROOx/ngs35

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Radio Waves Coming From Center of Galaxy

Astronomers have detected unusual, powerful radio waves
coming from an unknown source near the center of our galaxy….
http://ng.chtah.com/a/aBCLgHsASJ4TXAVvUTBAIZO-d.ASJ-ROOx/ngs12
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More National Geographic News
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EXTRATERRESTRIAL CONTACT IN SOUTHERN CHILE
Posted by:  nightufo
Group:  forteanphenomena_again@yahoogroups.com


UFODIMENSION ARTICLE :. 
EXTRATERRESTRIAL CONTACT IN SOUTHERN CHILE
Posted Mar 07.05

Farshores translation based upon Babel Fish

The phenomenon of Unidentified Flying Objects (Ufos) always surprises
with the variety and spectacular cases it provides. This time, several
people maintain they have been in contact with apparently
extraterrestrial beings who inhabit an island off the southern tip of
Chile. On more than 25 audio tapes they guarantee their testimonies. 
This mysterious story begins one night in June of 1984, in the Tenth
Region of Chile, specifically at the Mitagues lighthouse, located in 
the
Moraleda Channel. 

In that place a group of seven people, apparently of the National Navy,
observed an immense ball of colored red light settle on the water only
some meters away. Fearful of it they called for aid via a
communications radio to Iquique. 
In Santiago, the call was heard by the Ortiz family, composed of
Octavio, Cristina and her daughters Claudia, Andrea and Paula. They 
have
a 27 Mh (CB) transmitter/receiver. 
After about 15 minutes, and as they did not receive an answer, Octavio
offered to serve as bridge between the group and points. Héctor, who
was in charge of the group, responded. He said they did not know what
the light was but that it appeared opposite them. "This thing has 
caused
malfunctions in the electrical equipment" he added. 

During this radio conversation a third person also participated; the
captain of the nearby oil ship "Misteryes", requested Héctor to warn
the authorities because the anomaly had also affected his ship
instruments. 
Suddenly Héctor indicated to Octavio that, "the thing is getting
bigger, and beginning to move. It's rising. It coming towards us". 
After
that noises and shouts were listened to, that took the needle of the
radio to maximum power before the trasmission ended suddenly. 
In spite of insistent calls from the Lucero station, the men at the
lighthouse facility did not answer. …
Continue at:  http://farshores.org/ufo05ch2.htm

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The Archives and the Secret Archives
Required by Canon Law 
Secrets of the Catholic Church
Posted by:  quietwarz
Group:  armageddon-or-newage@yahoogroups.com
1. The Code of Canon Law states a requirement that every diocese have 
an archive in which are kept the instruments and writings which pertain 
to the spiritual and temporal affairs of the diocese. (cc. 486-488). In 
other words, all of the files of the diocese, including personnel 
files, are to be kept.


2. Furthermore there is to be a secret archive in every diocese where 
more sensitive materials are kept (cc. 489-490). The canons specify very 
few specific items that must be kept in the secret archives. These 
include internal forum matrimonial dispensations (c. 1082), secret 
marriages (c. 1133), dispensations from impediments to orders (cc. 1047-1048), 
decrees of dismissal from religious life (c. 700) and documents 
relating to the loss of the clerical state by dismissal, invalidity of orders 
or dispensation (cc. 290-293). Also the records of canonical penal 
trials involving matters of morals are to be kept in the secret archive.
Continue this revealing study at:  
http://www.hiddenmysteries.org/religion/catholic/sarchives.shtml

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PARK PLACE
The Research of T. Peter Park

The "Lincoln Legend"
(2005) by T. Peter Park

Many curious stories, often with Fortean, paranormal or supernatural 
aspects, circulate in contemporary society. I myself have spent much time 
and effort trying to trace one such story to its original source, 
whether factual or fictional. In the process, I think I may have learned 
something about the processes of legend and rumor creation--especially as 
they apply to the creation of fictitious tales purporting to be "fact." 
Some such stories are "urban legends" or “FOAF” (“friend of a friend”) 
tales--supposedly true fictional stories that allegedly happened to a 
friend of a friend, describing such bizarre incidents as the vanishing 
hitchhiker, the micro waved pet, the stolen kidney, the egg hatching 
into a snake, and alligators in city sewers. Others are alleged "true 
weird mysteries" based on fictional stories passed off as "fact" and 
frequently repeated in popular books and articles. These include, for 
instance, the “David Lang” and “Oliver Lerch” weird disappearance myths!
, still making the rounds on the Internet as “true” stories, derived 
from fictional horror stories by Ambrose Bierce. (See my article on 
"Vanishing Vanishings" in _The Anomalist_, No. 7, Winter 1998/1999, pp. 
158-178). 

Another example is the notorious 1897 abduction of a Kansas rancher's 
cow by an airship piloted by six strange-looking aliens, now known to be 
based on a tongue-in-cheek newspaper reprint of a prize-winning tall 
tale at a small-town Kansas "Liars' Club." There is also the curious saga 
of alleged real-life time traveler “Rudolph Fentz,” supposedly zapped 
through a time-slip from 1876 New York to 1950 (or 1980) Times Square, 
instantly killed by 20th century traffic, and laboriously traced by New 
York police to a mysteriously vanished 19th century New Yorker—a story 
widely publicized as “true” in European Fortean and occult magazines 
and websites.  This story was eventually traced by skeptical Fortean 
investigator Chris Aubeck to a 1951 Collier’s magazine science-fiction 
story, "I'm scared!," by Jack Finney!

 Still others are bizarre rumors of limited circulation that never 
achieve the ubiquitous popularity of urban legends or the frequent 
rehashing of stories like the Kansas cownapping tale, the Lang and Lerch 
disappearances, and Rudolph Fentz’s fatal time-trip.   These stories cannot 
be traced to a newspaper reprint of a tall tale a definite literary 
source like Bierce's or Finney’s stories.

One such curious rumor that I have spent considerable time and energy 
over the years trying to track down to its original source is the 
"Lincoln Legend." It's a story with some supernatural touches about a weird 
family of eccentric, peculiar-looking people named Lincoln (no relation, 
apparently, of President Lincoln) who allegedly terrorized an unnamed 
small Midwestern town in the 1890's or early 1900's. I first heard the 
story in 1966 from a friend who said he had heard it from a family 
friend who had in turn heard it from one of the original witnesses. I have 
tried to track down the story either to an actual original incident or 
to a definite literary source, but with no success in either direction. 
I did a little research from time to time from 1966 to 1997, and quite 
intensively researched the case from late 1997 to early 1999. Before I 
describe what I found, first let me explain just what the “Lincoln 
Legend” was.

The Lincolns supposedly were standoffish, odd-looking people who moved 
in the 1890's from somewhere in the East (perhaps from Massachusetts) 
to a small town in the Midwest. The father, mother, daughter and two 
sons were squat and "froggish"-looking with "ugly" faces, pallid whitish 
skin, bulging "hyper-thyroid" eyes, and high broad foreheads. They were 
soon disliked for their aloof, unfriendly personalities, and even more 
for their habit of prowling around the town at night and scaring 
townsfolk who met them.

In 1896 or 1900, one of the Lincoln sons, a young man in his late 
teens, was lynched for raping and murdering the daughter of a prominent 
local family. At the Lincoln youth's funeral, his father declared that the 
town would regret the deed, and threw a worm or slug at the girl's 
father, crying "Here is your doom!" Shortly afterwards, the dead girl's 
father and brother died under mysterious circumstances, their bodies 
crushed to a pulp and covered with slime. Townsfolk also started having 
nighttime sightings of the dead Lincoln boy, prowling the town’s streets 
and peering into bedroom windows. Some townsfolk who had seen the Lincoln 
boy's apparition later went insane. The Lincoln family moved out of 
town soon after the funeral, perhaps going back East. 

In addition, over  the next few years the area suffered a succession of 
severe droughts, floods and tornadoes, almost as if the town had been 
cursed by the Lincolns. A posse sent after a few years to open the 
Lincoln boy's grave to see if his body was still there found a single set of 
footprints leaving the grave!

 Upon opening his coffin, they found that the corpse was gone. However, 
after the grave opening, both the Lincoln youth apparitions and the 
natural disasters stopped.

I first heard of the "Lincoln Legend" as a graduate student at the 
University of Virginia in the Summer of 1966, from a U.Va. friend of mine, 
Raymond G. Frey (now a Philosophy professor at Bowling Green State 
University in Ohio). Frey had just heard about it at a family gathering in 
Kermit, West Virginia from an elderly physician who had once met one of 
the witnesses of the original events. The elderly MD had been a dinner 
guest at Frey's relatives' house one evening. He had reminisced about 
memorable highlights of his years in medicine. Many years earlier, the 
old doctor had attended a dying and delirious patient. In his delirium, 
the patient had screamed "LINCOLN! LINCOLN!" The next day, the patient 
was more lucid, and the doctor asked him about the significance of the 
name "LINCOLN!" he had been crying out the night before. The patient 
then told him the Lincoln Legend as I've just summarized it above, 
claiming himself to have been one of the townspeople who had known the !
Lincolns. The patient died soon afterward, but the doctor said that the 
patient's story was confirmed by a relative. Unfortunately, however, 
Frey does not remember the name of the doctor, though I have asked him a 
few times over the years.

I don't recall whether Frey specified the state where the Lincoln 
Legend had taken place, or whether he mentioned the old doctor as naming a 
state. A few years ago, I called up his surviving West Virginia 
relatives, but none of them remembered the story nor the old doctor.

The story intrigued me, and ever since 1966 I've searched either for 
confirmations or for evidence of a traceable definite fictional origin. 
For years, I have fruitlessly combed historical, "true weird mysteries," 
and "true crime" literature, as well as possible science-fictional and 
fantasy sources of the story, but I never discovered any printed 
fictional story exactly like the "Lincoln Legend." However, many people over 
the years have agreed with my hunch that the sinister, "ugly," 
"froggish"-looking Lincolns with their bulging eyes resembled the amphibious 
"batrachian" aliens described by macabre fantasy writer H.P. Lovecraft 
(1890-1937) in stories like "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" (1931), depicting 
an imaginary New England seaport town taken over by human-alien 
hybrids.

In late 1980, I sent a letter to FATE magazine outlining the Lincoln 
Legend as my U. Va. friend had described it in 1966, asking any FATE 
readers who had ever read or heard of the story to contact me. My letter 
was printed in the March 1981 issue of FATE, which hit the newsstands in 
early February 1981. A couple of weeks later, I got a brief typewritten 
note in the mail from somebody calling herself Greta Gilmore of South 
Bend, Indiana, enclosed with a photostat of a two-page unfinished 
handwritten letter to me supposedly written by her brother Carl who had just 
mysteriously disappeared. She expressed alarm over her brother’s fate, 
and wondered why he had been writing to me at the time of his 
disappearance—she herself knew of no “Lincoln Legend” and no Lincolns in her 
family tree. 

Carl Gilmore claimed in his letter to be descended from the original 
Lincolns, who had lived in South Bend in the 1890's. He summarized 
accounts of the Lincoln Legend, basically similar to my version and to each 
other though with a few differences of detail (including different first 
names for the Lincolns, different names for the girl the teen-aged 
Lincoln son supposedly molested, and different deaths of the girl’s father 
and brother).  He alleged the story was printed in a couple of popular 
paperback books on weird phenomena published in the 1960's that he had 
picked up a few years earlier in a local used bookstore: Margaret 
Ronan's Evil This Way Comes and John Macklin's Ultimate Dimension.

 The discrepancies he described in the Ronan and Macklin versions were 
of a type I’ve frequently noted in accounts of allegedly true weird 
stories by gee-whiz pop-Fortean writers like Ronan, Macklin, Frank 
Edwards, Brad Steiger, and Hans Holzer, whom a friend of mine once lumped 
together under the collective name "Edwardsteigeronan"! :-) 
Both books set the Lincoln Legend in South Bend in the 1890's, 
describing the Lincolns as squat, pallid, "froggish" folk with bulging eyes who 
had moved to South Bend from western Massachusetts, whose son molested 
the daughter of a prominent South Bend family. Intrigued because he was 
a South Bender and a Lincoln on his mother's side, Carl Gilmore did 
some local historical and genealogical research, but found no record of 
the people or incidents mentioned in the Ronan and Macklin books. A few 
years later, however, he inherited his grandmother's house in a 
"decaying neighborhood" of South Bend-- and discovered the Lincolns' records, 
scrap-books, and diaries in the attic.

 His letter, hinting at the "fantastic, horrible, unspeakable" doings 
of his "eldritch progenitors" Theo and Oliver Lincoln, "diseased 
maniacs" living in a "hellish dream world," … then broke off just as it was 
getting really interesting! 

At the same time, I thought his letter read suspiciously like a story 
by H.P. Lovecraft, especially with his lurid purple prose of "decaying 
neighborhood," "eldritch progenitors," "diseased maniacs," and "hellish 
dream world"! Carl Gilmore's discovery of his own descent from the 
evil, froggish Lincolns reminded me of Lovecraft's "Shadow Over Innsmouth," 
whose narrator discovered his own descent from the sinister half-alien 
Innsmouth fish-men, descended from 19th century New England sailors who 
had made a Faustian devil's bargain with demonic fish-like 
ocean-dwelling "Deep Ones" and interbred with the Deep Ones. Carl's disappearance, 
likewise, recalled the disappearances, suicides, or gruesome deaths of 
many Lovecraft protagonists who discover a deep dark secret about 
themselves or the Cosmos. 

In many of Lovecraft's tales, the hero goes mad, commits suicide, 
mysteriously disappears, or dies under peculiar circumstances after 
discovering the horrible truth about his own origins and/or about an alien or 
demonic menace threatening Humanity. In “The Shadow Over Innsmouth,” 
Lovecraft’s narrator at first contemplates suicide upon learning of his 
own descent from the hybrid Innsmouth fish-men and noticing the first 
tell-tale physical signs of the “Innsmouth look” in himself—but then 
decides to obey his ancestral call, return to Innsmouth, and join his fishy 
ancestors in their underwater gambols! 

In another Lovecraft story, "Arthur Jermyn," the scion of an English 
aristocratic family notorious for their many unpleasantly bizarre 
eccentrics commits suicide on learning he's descended from an 18th century 
African explorer who had married and brought home the discreetly veiled 
queen of a tribe of "white apes" from the Congo! Likewise, the alleged 
western Massachusetts origin of the Lincolns recalls Lovecraft’s tale of 
black magic and human/alien crossbreeding in a squalid western 
Massachusetts rural community in “The Dunwich Horror,” where old Wizard Whately 
creates hellish half-human monstrosities by getting a mentally retarded 
local farm girl impregnated by the other-dimensional entity Yog-Sothoth 
in a ceremony from the Necronomicon. 

The Lincolns almost sounded like transplanted Dunwichers trekking 
westward, perhaps cousins of Wizard Whately, as well as like the 
"batrachian" and "icthyoid" Innsmouth half-breeds! :-) 

I wrote a few replies to Greta and Carl Gilmore, but never got an 
answer. I tried to obtain the books mentioned by Carl Gilmore as describing 
the Lincoln Legend, Margaret Ronan's Evil This Way Comes and John 
Macklin's _Ultimate Dimension, but without success. I dropped the matter for 
many years, then resumed my investigations in the Fall of 1997. 

Again I wrote Carl and Greta Gilmore, but again got no reply. I again 
tried to locate the Ronan and Macklin books, but found that while both 
authors were real enough authors of popular compendiums of strange 
happenings, the titles cited by "Carl Gilmore" never existed. The Margaret 
Ronan and John Macklin books I did obtain contained nothing like the 
Lincoln story. I even wrote to Margaret Ronan, and she wrote me back that 
she had never written, read, nor heard of any such book as Evil This 
Way Comes, and had also never heard of the Lincoln story nor any story 
quite like it. A supposed history of South Bend mentioned by "Carl 
Gilmore" (A History of St. Joseph County by "Morton Shianerkof") also turned 
out to be non-existent--no such author or title!

I wrote John F. Palmer, the Local History Librarian at the South Bend 
and St. Joseph's County Public Library. Palmer wrote me back in 
February, 1998 that he had never heard of such a case and could find nothing 
like it in local newspapers or records. Palmer did send me, however, 
photostats of vast amounts of information on local Gilmores and 
Lincolns--both of whom were quite plentiful in South Bend. Greta Gilmore was a 
real person, and her address was real, also. 

One night in January 1998, I called Greta Gilmore's phone number in 
South Bend. Her mother answered, saying that they had gotten and read the 
letters I'd written but were puzzled. Greta had no brother named Carl, 
and her brother had never disappeared. They definitely had NO Lincolns 
in their family tree. The whole thing had been just a hoax at me at the 
Gilmores' expense by some unknown practical joker! Whoever my unknown 
hoaxer had been, he (or she) was obviously someone who knew Greta 
Gilmore (and maybe wanted to play a practical joke on her as well as on me), 
who read FATE magazine at least occasionally, and who was pretty 
familiar with "Edwardsteigeronan" type pop-Fortean compendiums like those of 
John Macklin and Margaret Ronan, and the way they usually presented 
basically the same stories with numerous differences and discrepancies. 
Maybe, I’ve sometimes thought, the culprit was a spurned ex-boyfriend or 
resentful co-worker of Greta’s, having his revenge on her while a!
t the same time having a little fun with a Fortean researcher! :-) 

A little while later, by the way, the South Bend library's Local 
History Librarian John F. Palmer (maybe a distant relative of Amazing Stories 
editor and "Shaver Mystery" advocate Ray Palmer, I wonder? :-) ) was 
very helpful with my researches into the alleged Oliver Lerch/Larch 
abduction legend, the story of the Indiana farm boy supposedly carried away 
by an unknown flying “something” while fetching a pail of water from 
the well outside his family's South Bend farmhouse on Christmas Eve, 1889 
or 1890. The South Bend library had quite a file of articles, stories, 
letters to the editor, etc., concerning this supposed local South Bend 
mystery, and Palmer shared much of it with me. Palmer’s assistance was 
quite invaluable in writing my “Vanishing Vanishings” Anomalist article 
debunking the Lang and Lerch disappearance legends as Ambrose Bierce 
rip-offs.

In the Spring of 1999, I again resumed intensive researches into the 
Lincoln Legend. I wrote and/or e-mailed State and big-city libraries, 
archives, and historical societies in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, 
Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North and South 
Dakota, Oklahoma, and Colorado. I consulted Internet websites devoted 
to urban legends. I shared my Lincoln researches with many friends and 
e-mail correspondents, who gave numerous quite helpful suggestions. I 
checked out numerous books on Midwestern and rural American local and 
regional folklore and murders. I contacted authorities (like S.T. Joshi, 
L. Sprague DeCamp, and others) on the life and writings of H.P. 
Lovecraft, whose stories like "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" I suspected might 
have inspired the Lincoln Legend, asking them if they knew of any 
Lovecraft pastiche by one of his admirers and imitators (like August Derleth, 
Robert Bloch, and Frank Belknap Long) with a plot resembling the Li!
ncoln Legend. I also re-read all the possibly relevant Lovecraft 
stories. My query, "Lincoln Legend': An Urban Legend or a Real Weird 
Mystery?" was posted on the Anomalist eb site with a request for anyone with 
information about it to contact me. I likewise posted copies of my 
"Lincoln Legend" query on a couple of non-Fortean e-mail lists that I belong 
to. 

I received many replies--almost all negative. Nobody had heard of the 
Lincoln Legend, either as (supposed) fact or as definitely identifiable 
fiction, though a couple of people wrote me that the story sounded 
vaguely familiar. Several respondents thought it sounded like a story by 
Stephen King. The libraries, archives, and historical societies informed 
me that they could not find anything in their holdings or records about 
the Lincoln Legend or any people or incidents closely resembling those 
of the Legend. A few referred me to various books on Midwestern 
regional folklore or ghost stories--which I checked out, but found did not 
really contain anything too closely corresponding to the Lincoln Legend. 

The urban legend specialists had never heard of the Lincoln Legend. The 
Lovecraft scholars (including biographer L. Sprague DeCamp, critic and 
editor S.T. Joshi, and editors at Arkham House) informed me that 
thousands of Lovecraft pastiches have been published in the last 
half-century, more than anyone could ever read or keep track of, but that none of 
them recalled a story quite like the Lincoln Legend. August Derleth's 
Wisconsin Murders (1968) and Stewart Holbrook's Murder Out Yonder (1941, 
1989), recommended by a friend because of their focus on Midwestern and 
small-town murders and because of Derleth's position as a leading 
Lovecraft admirer, editor, and imitator, had nothing on the Lincoln Legend 
or any case quite similar.

One respondent to my Anomalist query wondered if I was trying to create 
an urban legend, knowingly posting a fictitious story "intentionally 
vague as to time and space" and seeing how many people would "respond 
affirming some degree of its truth," like the increasing number of people 
claiming alien abductions. He felt that my story had an "artistic 
narrative flow," building up to a "horrific climax," found in fictional 
horror stories but lacking in "'true' anomalous incidents" as described by 
Charles Fort "or, indeed, in The Anomalist." In a later post, he added 
that any real-life incident like the Lincoln Legend "would have 
reverberated through local folklore for decades." In our "age so starved for 
marvels," it would have been "picked up and reported dozens of times," 
and my failure to find any references to it despite my "diligent inquiry 
to various folklore societies" was "conclusive proof that we are not 
dealing with a legend as such."

 Daily Oklahoman columnist Robert E. Lee (curious coincidence of names 
for a "Lincoln" inquiry!) at first offered (e-mail, June 1, 1999) to 
print a column describing the Lincoln Legend and asking readers for 
additional information. However, Lee later (e-mail, June 9, 1999) was 
"convinced" that we "have an urban legend," and decided not to discuss it in 
his column, "because that would simply lend authenticity to an obvious 
hoax."

A few respondents claimed possible vague recollections of the Lincoln 
Legend. One member of a non-anomalist list thought the Lincoln family 
resembled his maternal grandfather's relatives, "short, squat, pallid 
folks one and all" (e-mail, March 16), adding that "there has been talk of 
child molestation and incest to the present generations." His 
grandfather's name was Lincoln, and his family had come to Toledo, Ohio from 
Germany in the 1880's, though he had "never...gotten around to a genealogy 
search." However, "Thanks be to G--D, my mother takes after her 
mother." 

Oklahoma meteorologist Mike Branick, responding to my Anomalist query 
(e-mail, March 25 and March 25), found "something...that sounds 
familiar" in the story "though I can't put my finger on it." He might have 
"once read some fictional short story with a similar plot," or else perhaps 
in one of the popular books of Frank Edwards or Brad Steiger on strange 
phenomena--though he could not find it in any of his old Edwards and 
Steiger books. 

One-time FATE staffer Henry Cole, also answering my Anomalist query, 
recalled (e-mail, May 3) that in the mid-1960's, going through back 
issues of FATE at then editor Curtis Fuller's request to select articles for 
reprinting, he'd found one on the Lincolns. I contacted FATE and asked 
them to look through their indexes for anything on the Lincoln Legend, 
and they replied that the only "Lincoln" items they could find dealt 
with President Lincoln and with Lincoln/Kennedy assassination parallels. 
However, Cole reiterated (e-mail, May 9) that while he recalled those 
Lincoln items, he also still recalled having once seen something on the 
Lincoln Legend, either in FATE or somewhere else. 

A few respondents offered other interesting but inconclusive leads. 
Jerry Clark at the National Archives and Bruce Monblatt of the U.S. Office 
of Education suggested (e- mails, March 25) similarities of the Lincoln 
family to dysfunctional clans like the Jukeses and Kallikaks discussed 
in early 20th century psychology and sociology texts--families trotted 
out by old-time eugenicists to illustrate the dangers of letting the 
"unfit" and “feeble-minded” breed, though now generally dismissed as 
ignoring the effects of poverty and lack of education. Eric Mundell at the 
Indiana State Library, while unable to find anything specific on the 
Lincoln Legend, suggested (e-mail, March 25) that "if the account is 
really based on truth, then it was likely more a matter of the local people 
being scared of others who just looked and acted differently." There 
"could have been some medical explanation for their behavior and their 
inability to fit in with society as a whole," he felt. He added t!
hat Sally Childs- Helton, a folklorist and ethnomusicologist colleague 
whom he'd consulted about the Lincoln Legend thought it was probably a 
"goblin tale," which "usually features one or more ugly, ferocious 
creatures which scare people and create havoc." 

Later (e-mail, March 31), Mundell added that a colleague of Sally 
Childs-Helton had suggested a possible connection with the "Jackson Whites" 
of the Ramapo Mountains at the northern New Jersey/New York border, who 
"may bear some similarities with the Lincolns." An inbred mixture of 
Whites, escaped slaves, and Native Americans, the Jackson Whites 
displayed "a good deal of albinism, squatty physical builds, etc., that would 
be perceived as odd or scary to some people." This reference to the 
Jackson Whites led me to reading up on these and numerous similar small 
multi-racial mixed-blood groups in rural areas of the southern and eastern 
United States: the "Melungeons" of eastern Tennessee and western 
Virginia, the "Wesorts" of Maryland, the "Croatans" or "Lumbees" of North 
Carolina, the "Turks," “Portugee,” and "Brass Ankles" of South Carolina, 
the “Yellowhammers” of elsewhere in the Deep South, etc. It was a 
fascinating, little-known by-way of American social and ethnic history!
, but in the end shed no real light on the Lincoln Legend.

In the end, I felt forced to regard the Lincoln Legend as a “forme 
fruste” of an urban legend or of a pseudo- historicized fictional story. In 
medicine, a “forme fruste,” literally "worn-down form," is an atypical 
and usually abortive manifestation of a disease, with one or a few but 
not all the typical symptoms of that disease or syndrome. In 
psychiatry, forme fruste designates what Freud called a "rudimentary" or "larval" 
form of a neurosis or psychosis, with just one or two of the symptoms 
of a full-blown case. The Lincoln Legend does resemble an urban legend, 
in its seeming surface vividness and specificity combined with an 
elusive tendency to evaporate and recede when one gets close to a possible 
original source. With its description of the Lincoln family seemingly 
inspired by the "batrachian" human/alien hybrid Innsmouth fish-men in 
H.P. Lovecraft's "The Shadow Over Innsmouth," the Lincoln Legend also 
resembles the David Lang and Oliver Lerch disappearance legends base!
d on Ambrose Bierce's 1893 stories "The Difficulty of Crossing a Field" 
and "Charles Ashmore's Trail."

However, the Lincoln Legend never achieved the ubiquity of typical 
urban legends like the phantom hitchhiker, microwaved dog, stolen kidney, 
or alligators in New York sewers, nor has it been rehashed countless 
times in popular Fortean literature like the Lang and Lerch mysterious 
disappearance and 1897 Kansas alien airship cownapping stories, for 
example. Rather, the Lincoln Legend is an embryonic or larval urban legend 
that somehow never quite managed to get off the ground, so to speak. 
Raymond Frey's elderly West Virginia doctor, I suspect, must have once 
encountered either an oral tall tale partly inspired by Lovecraft's "Shadow 
Over Innsmouth" or an obscure, now-forgotten Lovecraft imitation in 
some magazine, and over the years confused it with some weird tale told by 
one of his patients—he might well have had a patient who did like 
spinning weird stories. The old doctor's delirious patient, too, might 
himself have been the culprit, inadvertently or intentionally confusi!
ng a Lovecraft-inspired tall tale or a printed Lovecraft pastiche with 
an actual incident he’d once witnessed or heard about. Either way, we 
have a rumor, probably inspired directly or indirectly by the stories of 
one of America's masters of macabre fiction, that achieved a limited 
circulation, but failed to win the ubiquity of the typical urban legend.

EXITING PARK PLACE
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WHY THE NORTH POLE FROZE
Posted by:  themuttons
Group:  strange-earth@yahoogroups.com

UAB researchers have discovered the mechanism behind the ice sheets in 
the Northern Hemisphere 

24.02.2005 Research - Ice has been building up in the Arctic for 2.7 
million years. Until now, no-one has been able to prove what mechanism 
brought about this accumulation of ice. However, a team of 
international scientists led by Antoni Rosell, a researcher for the Institute of 
Environmental Science and Technology at the Universitat Autònoma de 
Barcelona,and Gerald H. Haug of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact 
Research (Germany) has discovered the mechanism that set off the 
accumulation of ice. 

A sudden fall in average world temperatures 2.7 million years ago 
caused the Arctic Ocean to freeze and Europe and North America to become 
covered in ice. The reason seems obvious: the cold temperatures caused ice 
to build up. But the drop in average temperatures is not enough to 
explain why so much ice built up and has remained to this day. For many 
years, scientists have been speculating on what caused this accumulation 
of ice and have proposed many theories.
A team of international scientists led by Antoni Rosell, a researcher 
for the Catalan Institute for Research and Advanced Studies and the 
Institute of Environmental Science and Technology at the Universitat 
Autònoma de Barcelona, and Gerald H. Haug of the Potsdam Institute for 
Climate Impact Research (Germany) has discovered the mechanism that set off 
the accumulation of ice. The researchers have worked mainly with 
existing data from the remains of marine organisms that have built up over the 
years, as well as with climate models.
According to the research, the most important change during the period 
was a 7ºC (13ºF) increase in the difference between summer and winter 
temperatures within just a few centuries. The summers became warmer and 
the winters cooler, causing more water to evaporate from the sea into 
the atmosphere during the summer. The air became more humid and snowfall 
increased. When Winter set in, the sharp decrease in temperatures 
enabled ice to build up.
But what brought about this difference in temperatures? The researchers 
are the first to find evidence showing that this was caused by the 
stratification of ocean water, due to an increase in freshwater. This means 
that water mixed less than previously, forming layers of different 
densities in different strata and at different depths. When spring came, 
the layers closest to the surface began to heat up. Since the water did 
not mix, the temperature of those layers continued to rise, and 
increasing amounts of water evaporated. During the summer months, this effect 
intensified, as higher temperatures increase stratification; in winter, 
however, the water began mixing again, and temperatures dropped more 
than in previous years.
The authors of the research have reconstructed the seasonal changes in 
temperature in the North Pacific by reinterpreting the data obtained 
from analysing the remains of marine organisms and by checking these 
temperatures using a climate model. This reconstruction shows how the 
ocean, in terms of its surface temperature and its size during different 
seasons, and water evaporation from the sea can generate significant 
general changes to the climate, as well as more intense glacial cycles and a 
general cooling of the planet's temperatures.
According to Antoni Rosell, "through this research we can understand in 
greater detail why climate change occurs, and more specifically, the 
role of the ocean in producing climate change. This information will 
improve climate models used to predict how today's climate will change in 
the future".

More information:
Antoni Rosell
Institute of Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA)
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Tel: 93 581 3583
E-mail: antoni.rosell@uab.es

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WE GOT MAIL!


TELEGRAM?
In regards to an article written by Art Greenwood author of “Warning” 
entitled,
“Peter Jennings UFO Show So So” 
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/marssouthpolereturns/message/9667 

Insider johndel writes: 

Hi Dennis,

Re the following quote from Unraveling The Secrets: in February 25, 
2005
Volume II Number 8: 

[From the Art Greenwood article]
"...the famous photo of General Ramey at a press conference
bending over some debris from a weather balloon and
saying that is what really crashed. The 1947 photo was
taken with an old Graflex press camera that had a huge
photographic plate inside that the photo image was
exposed on. Two teams of professional researchers 3
years ago got the original photo and negative from the
Ft. Worth, Texas newspaper's archives. The researchers
used computer enhancement to zoom in on a telegram that
Gen. Ramey was holding in his hand. I have those photos
in my book including the text of the telegram. The
telegram was from the Pentagon and it was orders telling
what was to be done with the saucer debris and the alien
bodies they had recovered."
End quote.

Although I don't recall that particular photograph one can't help 
wondering
if, even during the 1940's, the military would be stupid enough to send 
such
sensitive material via a telegram!!(or was it a radiogram 
[radio-telegram]?)

Another thing, I do a little photography myself and I wonder, what are
the lucky odds that the telegram:

1. Was facing not at an angle but directly towards the camera?
2. Had the correct (written) side towards the camera?
3. Was not partially folded, obscured by a hand, fingers,
or anything else?
4. Was at such a distance to be able to be enhanced enough
to read, even with today's technology?
5. And finally, held in such a manner (by, of all people, a
general) for all the world to see?

Regards,

John Mount
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EYEBALLIN’ THE NEW WORLD ORDER:
Freedom of the Internet “Press”
Posted by: cheesemind
Group:  openmindandcodenews@yahoogroups.com

Bloggers Beware 
Threats to the status quo are always ripe for "reform" 
John Samples 

Bloggers were one of the big political successes of the 2004 election. 
This motley group of opinionated writers used their cyber soapboxes to 
attack and defend the presidential campaigns and the two major parties. 
Their websites offered a fresh look at politics and implicitly 
undermined the Establishment media that so many Americans have come to 
distrust. In other words, bloggers used freedom of speech to improve American 
democracy.
Naturally the federal government is about to come down hard on 
bloggers.
Here's why. In 2002, Congress passed the McCain-Feingold campaign 
finance law which restricted political advertising by corporations and labor 
unions on television and radio. The Federal Election Commission—the 
agency charged with implementing McCain-Feingold—initially decided 
that Congress had not intended to restrict political speech on the 
Internet.
Last fall, a federal judge said exempting the Internet from the law's 
restrictions on political speech would undermine McCain-Feingold. Now 
the FEC is back at it trying to figure out how to restrict political 
speech on the Internet.
If you care about freedom of speech, there are good reasons for 
concern. The FEC may conclude that allowing political advertising by campaigns 
and parties on websites will undermine the restrictions on ads in 
McCain-Feingold. Ads on the Internet would be a loophole to McCain-Feingold 
that the FEC should close.
But bloggers don't necessarily work for a campaign or a political party 
and thus should not fall under McCain-Feingold, right?
Don't be too sure. Bloggers often endorse candidates or parties in an 
election. Those endorsements are of value to the candidates and may end 
up being treated as a campaign contribution, subject to limits and 
disclosure. Bloggers may also contribute to a campaign by linking to a 
candidate's website or republishing a candidate's press release.
Of course, The New York Times can endorse candidates for office and 
promote their causes, and you might think that bloggers would enjoy the 
same First Amendment protections. But you would be wrong. The FEC has not 
given news sites or bloggers what is tellingly called "the press 
exemption" from campaign finance laws. What bloggers say and do may well fall 
under federal campaign finance restrictions.
History should give pause to those concerned about liberty on the 
Internet. New technology that threatens the political status quo quickly 
attracts Congressional regulation and restrictions.
Take the history of television in American politics. In 1968, three 
candidates—Eugene McCarthy, George Wallace, and Richard 
Nixon—challenged the entrenched status quo by spending large sums of money on 
television advertising. McCarthy's spending drove the incumbent president 
Lyndon Johnson out of office. Wallace's TV strategy brought him 14 percent 
of the vote and may have denied Democrats the presidency. Richard 
Nixon's lavish spending on television helped him narrowly take the 
presidency from Hubert Humphrey.
In 1968, uncontrolled political spending on a new technology threatened 
the political status quo.
Congress acted swiftly to meet the threat. In the spring of 1969, 
members introduced a bill to limit campaign spending on television 
advertising. The bill became law in 1971 and went into effect the following 
year. Congress had, in the words of one member, "tamed the television 
monster." Yet the "monster" in question was a threat only to those who held 
power.
Last year a relatively new technology shook up the political world. The 
upstart presidential candidate Howard Dean used the Internet to raise 
unprecedented sums that fueled his outsider campaign for the Democratic 
nomination. Bloggers brought down Dan Rather of CBS News, a titan of 
the old media, and offered uncontrolled sources of information and 
insight to voters.
In 2005, as in 1969, those who use this technology have to expect the 
status quo they are upending will fight back.
The upcoming effort to regulate and restrict the Internet thus seems as 
inevitable as it is unfortunate. Indeed, the effort to clamp down on 
the Internet will succeed absent resistance.
Someone said that a man with a hammer sees nails everywhere. Congress 
holds
the hammer of McCain-Feingold, and its members see the Internet as a 
nail.
John Samples is director of the Center for Representative Government

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AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST:

HOW HOT IS HELL: A SCIENTIFIC ANSWER
 Submitted by Marty H.

The following is supposedly an actual question given in a University of 
Washington chemistry mid-term exam.  The answer by one student was so 
profound that the professor shared it with colleagues, via the internet, 
which is of course, why we now have the pleasure of enjoying it as 
well.

Bonus Question:  Is Hell exothermic (gives off heat) or endothermic 
(absorbs heat)?

Most of the students wrote proofs of their beliefs using Boyle’s law 
(gas cools when it expands and heats when it is compressed) or some 
variant.
One student, however, wrote the following:

First, we need to know how the mass of Hell is changing in time.  So we 
need to know the rate at which souls are moving into Hell and the rate 
at which they are leaving.  I think that we can safely assume that once 
a soul gets to Hell, it will not leave.

Therefore no souls are leaving.
As for how many souls are entering Hell, let’s look at the different 
religions that exist in the world today.  Most of these religions state 
that if you are not a member of their faith, you will go to Hell.  Since 
there is more than one religion, we can reliably project that all souls 
go to Hell.

With birth and death rates as they are, we can expect the number of 
souls in Hell to increase exponentially.  Now, we look at the rate of 
change of the volume in Hell because Boyle’s Law states that in order for 
the temperature and pressure in Hell to stay the same, the Volume of 
Hell has to expand proportionately as souls are added.

This gives two possibilities:

(1)  If Hell is expanding at a slower rate at which souls enter Hell, 
then the temperature and pressure in Hell will increase until all Hell 
breaks loose.

(2) If Hell is expanding at a rate faster than the increase of souls in 
Hell, then the temperature and pressure in Hell will drop until Hell 
freezes over.

So, which is it?

If we accept the postulate given to me during my Freshman year the, “it 
will be a cold night in Hell before I sleep with you,” and taking into 
account the fact that I slept with her last night then number 2 must be 
true, and thus I am sure that Hell is exothermic and has already frozen 
over.

The corollary of this theory is that since Hell has froven over, it 
follows that it is not accepting any more souls and is therefore extinct … 
leaving only Heaven, thereby proving the existence of a divine being, 
which explains why, last night, Teresa kept shouting “Oh, my God!”.

Allegedly, this student received the only A.


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