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Dreamland guest host Marla Frees interviewed hypnotherapist Richard Sutphen on Dreamland on December 15, and she was so intrigued by his work that she went for a regression herself.

The results were completely unexpected and, frankly, startling. Listen as Anne Strieber interviews her about her experiences, and, above all, the powerful meaning of what she has discovered.

Marla Frees’ website is MarlaFrees.com.

Richard Sutphen’s website is Dicksutphen.com.

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TODAY last day to sign up! – Has Egypt been calling you? Join William Henry on another extraordinary Stargate tour of this mysterious land. On February 16th our subscribers got to hear all about William Henry’s LAST exciting adventures there. William says, “Join us for an incredible journey April 14-27,2008, including an in-depth exploration of the most sacred places on our planet. This special tour is limited to 20 participants. It’s the only modern and complete introduction to the Mysteries of Ancient Egypt.”Friday, March 14 is the last day to sign up. To see the complete itinerary click here. For more information or to register, call tour facilitator Mary LoMando, at (954) 972-5891 or email her at mlomando@bellsouth.net.
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There’s a binary solar system, consisting of two suns, out there, rotating and twisting through space. If it comes near us, it may shoot out a beam of gamma rays that could eliminate all life on this planet in an instant.

The solar system was first spotted 8 years ago by Australian astronomers. One of the suns is a highly unstable star that is about to explode into a supernova.
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The internet has been abuzz with rumors that the government is building ominous detention centers. Now the San Francisco Chronicle reveals that this has been going on for almost 10 years as part of a Homeland Security plan called “ENDGAME.” And as might be expected, they’re being build by a subsidiary of Halliburton. But WHO are they for?
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