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On December 8, 2000 Unknowncountry.com published its first story about the possibility that Princess Diana had been murdered by shadowy figures, possibly connected to the British intelligence agency MI6 and by extension to the royal family. In our story, we wrote of "a file describing a plan to assassinate the then Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic by crashing his limousine. The plan was to cause Milosevic’s limo to crash in a tunnel, because the concrete walls meant that the crash would be violent enough so that there would be no survivors. A tunnel would also reduce the possibility of casual witnesses.read more

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In the year 775 AD, the sun didn’t just emit a large flare, it emitted something close to a superflare, and scientists who have been studying this mysterious and extremely dangerous phenomenon now believe that they understand what caused it, and the news is disturbing. In 775, auroras appeared in Europe after sunset that were recorded as ‘the sky catching fire.’ Strange phenomena were described such as serpents ‘as if they were sprng out of the ground,’ an apparent reference to plasma discharges taking place at ground level due to extreme amounts of electromagnetic energy being poured into the atmosphere.
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Whitley Strieber appeared on Coast to Coast AM on Friday, August 16 from in the first two hours to announce the publication of his new novel, Alien Hunter. The book imagines about alien and human police working together, and Whitley speculated on the program that there might be some very real means of control involved in the way the interact with us. He told a chilling story of a group of possible abduction-murders that he believes happened, but that he has never been able to prove, and pointed out that they seemed to happen just once, over a period of months, and then to end. Was this because somebody put a stop to them?read more

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Google is either lying to the court or lying to the public, Consumer Watchdog said today, after the Internet giant made new public claims asserting it respects users’ privacy–claims that are starkly contradicted by an earlier court filing it would probably prefer you not see. Google told Consumer Watchdog on Wednesday that ‘we take our users’ privacy and security very seriously…We have built industry-leading security and privacy features in Gmail." But in a motion to dismiss a class action suit filed in the case of Smith vs. Maryland (442 U.S.read more