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Using a sleight of hand move he calls “reverse pickpocketing,” magician David Copperfield used his special powers to fend off four Florida muggers recently. Keep reading to find out more.
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This is an excerpt from The G.O.D. Experiments by Gary Schwartz. Anne Strieber wrote in two of her recent diaries about her adventures with Gary Schwartz and medium Glennys MacKay, who brought us a special message from the late UFO researcher John Mack. Keep reading for wisdom from the box!

“A black box fell out of the sky and landed somewhere in the Southwest of the United States. It produced a crater of enormous proportions. The government immediately dispatched investigators to the scene. They fenced off the crater and kept everyone away, save the military and some key scientist and politicians.

“Headlines screamed, ‘What Could the Black Box Be?’ Leading researchers were asked to examine it.
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One of the visions Whitley had at the secret school, the mysterious place where he remembers attending classes as a child, concerned the origin of the moon. In his book the Secret School, he wrote: “I saw something slam into a glowing orb that appeared to me to be the earth, whereupon it broke into two pieces.” This vision was later validated by science, when the Apollo missions of 1968-72 brought back moon rocks that confirmed that the moon was once part of the earth. Now these rocks are being studied again, giving evidence that both the moon and the earth were bombarded by large meteorites around 4 billion years ago.
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The soldier of the future will be a robot?or a man-machine, anyway. Maybe the rest of us will be too. The military is looking for ways to send signals directly to a soldier’s brain, without having to go through another human being. They’ve discovered a unexpected direct route to the brain: the human tongue.

Researchers at the Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition want to be able to send signals from cameras and sonar into soldiers? brains, so that they can gain hearing and sight of animals like owls and snakes. Our tongues are ultra-sensitive receptors, which anyone realizes who has ever had a filling or a cap put in. The tongue investigates the new addition to the mouth unceasingly, until it knows every nook and cranny.
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