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It’s too hot to go out, so we should all stay home and read. We’re encouraging you to do that by continuing our special summer sale. This week, we’re adding conspiracy books to our sale section. For the list of conspiracy books on sale, keep reading.

Have we got The Best Democracy Money Can Buy? Read this provocative book and see what you think. Only a dozen of these left.

And while we’re talking about democracy, why isn’t there any in Saudi Arabia? After 9/11 we learned it really is Hatred’s Kingdom. Now find out why.

Did you know that Boeing has built a flying saucer? Soon it won’t be possible to tell if they’re being piloted by the Air Force or ETs. Learn about this amazing new (to us, anyway) power source in The Hunt for Zero Point.
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On August 15, our lead story asked the question, Was Blackout Due to Nuke Plant Sabotage? Now Al-Qaeda has claimed responsibility for last week’s power blackout in the Northeast.

They claim to have hit two major power plants, but won’t reveal how they did it. Al-Qaeda says, “We heard amazing statements made by the American and Canadian enemies which have nuclear physics universities and space agencies, that lightning hit and destroyed the two plants. And we are supposed to believe this nonsense. If the blackout occurred in one or two cities, their lie would have been credible. But the fact is that the blackout hit the entire East and part of Canada.”
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New research shows that people who have a particular genetic variation are more likely be inactive. And these people also get fewer of the benefits from the exercise they do get around to doing. It’s harder for them to lower their blood pressure, cholesterol and body fat.

For instance, people with the lazy gene (called a melanocortin-4 receptor) who do weight training get significantly less muscle growth from it. “If you have a really, really bad biological predisposition to be inactive, then the physicians won’t waste too much time on trying to activate you,” says geneticist Tuomo Rankinen. “They will try to find other ways to control health risks, such as diet or medication.”
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On August 27, Mars will be closer to Earth than it has been since prehistoric times. To scientists, this is a chance to send satellites into space to take pictures of the planet. To Hindu priests in India, it means doomsday, because Mars, or “Mangal,” the planet of war in Hindu scriptures, is associated with fire. “Mars will bring terrible bloodshed, riots, epidemics and lawlessness upon mankind,” says temple priest Lakshmi Narayan Shastri.
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