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Scientists are theorizing about the Mexican UFOs. So far, they have been identified as space junk, meteor fragments, burn-off from oil platforms, spontaneous electrical flashes, and our old favorite: ball lightning.

To see stills from the Mexican UFO video, click here. The actual video can be viewed by our subscribers. Listen to Linda Howe’s incredible interview with Jaime Mausson on this week’s Dreamland! She also reports on a video of a grey alien taken in the Netherlands which could be authentic. Her UFO report is also up as an unknowncountry special.

Scott Corrales reports that Mexican astronomer Jose de la Herr

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You’re not the only one who wishes you could shed a few pounds; the government wants you to lose weight as well, because the diseases caused by obesity, such as diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure, cost them plenty of money. Now researchers have discovered that a protein in human breast milk called adiponectin may lead to a reduced risk of obesity later in life by “programming” our metabolism when we’re infants. In other words, one reason baby boomers are struggling with their weight right now is because they weren’t breast fed as babies.
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A rancher in Canada has found the partially skinned carcass of one of his animals that was drained of blood and also had its tongue cut off. The rancher says, “I don’t really want to speculate on what happened. I know what I saw?It was definitely a sharp object used.”
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Monsanto has decided to stop trying to sell genetically-modified wheat?at least for now. This is good for those of us who like variety, because GM corn has been shown to quickly contaminate nearby fields, ending crop diversity. While most corn is fed to cattle, wheat is consumed by people and GM wheat could put an end to organic bread products.

Alex Kirby writes in bbcnews that they haven’t given up completely. Monsanto’s Carl Casale says, “We will continue to monitor the wheat industry’s desire for crop improvements… to determine if and when it might be practical to move forward with a biotech wheat product.”
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