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GM Crops May Contaminate Food Supply

July 16, 2002
A group of consumer and environmental groups in the U.S. isasking the USDA to prohibit a new kind of GM crop that couldcontaminate our food supply. These are crops that areengineered to contain prescription drugs or industrialchemicals. The news crops... continued

Spies Among Us

July 16, 2002
The Bush Administration plans to recruit millions of us asspies in the new Terrorism Information and Prevention System(TIPS). The program wants 4 per cent of Americans to report"suspicious activity." The last time we were encouraged tospy on each other here... continued

Forensic Evidence of Reincarnation

July 15, 2002
Is there a scientific basis for reincarnation? Indianforensic scientist Vikram Raj Singh Chauhan is trying toprove reincarnation is real. He has presented his findingsat the National Conference of Forensic Scientists in India. Chauhan has discovered a six-year-old boy named TaranjijtSingh... continued

Do Video Games Damage the Brain?

July 15, 2002
A Japanese surgeon claims that video games can damage thebrain. Akio Mori, a cranial nerve specialist at NihonUniversity College of Humanities and Sciences in Tokyo, sayshe?s concerned about the impact of video games on children'sbrains, after he recorded a lack... continued

A Cure for Paralysis

July 15, 2002
There may finally be a cure for paralysis. Alan Mackay-Simof Griffith University in Australia thinks nerve cells froma patient's own nose could be used to regenerate severednerves. His team plans to experiment on 8 people who have beenparalyzed from the... continued

Understanding Saddam Hussein

July 15, 2002
On June 15, popular guest William Henry came on Dreamland totell us that Saddam Hussein believes he is the reincarnationof Nebuchadnezzar, a legendary Babylonian king who ismentioned in the Old Testament. CIA psychological profiler Jerrold Post agrees and saysSaddam "represents... continued

Microcheeps

July 12, 2002
Richard Wool, of the University of Delaware, thinks chickenfeathers will make better microchips than silicon. Wool andhis colleagues at the university's ACRES project (AffordableComposites from Renewable Sources) are trying to find newways to use natural and waste materials. Unlike researchers... continued

Terrorists Among Us

July 12, 2002
Five thousand al-Qaeda terrorists are secretly living in theU.S., according to intelligence agencies. Small groups ofabout a half-dozen men in Seattle, Chicago, Detroit andAtlanta are under surveillance by the FBI. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld says some al-Qaedaterrorists have fled... continued

New Crop Circle Calendars Have Arrived

July 12, 2002
Our new 2003 crop circle calendar is here! You can buy italone, as a set with our 2002 calendar, or as a threesomewith the 2001 calendar. These make wonderful gifts. We alsohave a beautiful new Crop Circle Lecture Video by... continued

Air Force Almost Admitted UFOs Are Real

July 12, 2002
Dr. Bruce Maccabee writes, "Fifty years ago, during the mostamazing flap of flying saucer sightings in the USA (and theworld), the Air Force almost admitted that at least somesightings of UFOs/saucers were sightings of objects not madehere. However, when that... continued