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Would YOU Go?

January 10, 2003
If you had 30 seconds to decide whether or not to go to another world, would you take the chance? We want to find out how many of you would go with no conditions or only if you could take... continued

Fight Back with Cola!

January 10, 2003
Many Muslims no longer want to drink Coke, since it's a U.S. product, so Tawfik Mathlouthi invented Mecca Cola, with the slogan, "No more drinking stupid, drink with commitment." He says the drink fights "America's imperialism and Zionism by providing... continued

UFO Experiences Increased by Occult

January 10, 2003
Hugh Ross is an astronomer and a Christian who believes in UFOs?but he doesn't think they come from other planets. He says 99% of the UFOs people report to him are easily identifiable as a star, cluster of planets, or... continued

No Water (or Life) on Mars?

January 10, 2003
After the exciting news that there may be water on Mars, Australian geologist Nick Hoffman says that the gullies near the south pole that form as the ice cap retreats in the spring are made by gaseous carbon dioxide, not... continued

Whitley’s Journal: The Coming War

January 10, 2003
Whitley Strieber writes, "We are very close to war with Iraq?What troubles me is the total lack of media interest in educating the public about why the president would think that this war is so essential to our welfare and... continued

Poll: It’s Neck and Neck

January 9, 2003
In our latest poll, we asked you to participate in an experiment in Collective Prophecy for 2003 and tell us if you sense the coming of a UFO event that will change the world or if you feel things will... continued

Anti Global Warming Book Debunked

January 9, 2003
"The Skeptical Environmentalist" by Bjorn Lomborg, which says global warming isn't real and there is no chance of sudden climate change, has been censored by the Danish Committee on Scientific Dishonesty, according to the New York Times of January 8.... continued

UFO?Or Clouds?

January 9, 2003
Three Oklahoma helicopter pilots took some intriguing photos of lenticular clouds, which are often mistaken for UFOs because of their circular shape. However, the third photo shows a small round object in the center of the cloud, so the question... continued

Pollution Causes Teenage Crime

January 9, 2003
Low-level lead poisoning may be one cause of juvenile crime. A study of 194 young offenders tried in a Pennsylvania court found that the concentrations of lead in their bones was much higher than in non-delinquent teenagers. Researchers don't know... continued

Future Toys Will Brainwash Our Kids

January 8, 2003
Your kids are already tired of their Christmas toys?what will you get them 10 years from now? In the future, your daughter won't just change Barbie's clothes, they'll discuss what to wear together. A Disney dinosaur will tell your kid... continued