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Brilliant Monkeys Invade Indian Gov’t Offices

January 12, 2001
Yet more strange animal behavior is being reported, this time from India. In New Delhi, thousands of monkeys have invaded government offices, where they are stealing food, threatening bureaucrats, and destroying valuable documents. There are at least 10,000 monkeys living... continued

US Weapons Said to Endanger Our Own Soldiers

January 12, 2001
The Pentagon spent a great deal of time handling the Gulf War Syndrome issue as if our soldiers were either crazy, faking their illnesses, or suffering from problems unrelated to their service in the Gulf or the military. In other... continued

Genfoods to Become Impossible to Avoid

January 11, 2001
Scientists have announced that genetically engineered wheat, barley and rice could be commercially available within the next 3 years. James Cook, wheat scientist for Washington State University, said Monsanto's Roundup Ready wheat, used to control weeds, could be available to... continued

Starlink Could Cost Food Industry Billions

January 11, 2001
The Toronto Star has reported that the StarLink genetically engineered corn could cost the food industry billions of dollars. The pollution of regular strains of corn by StarLink will lead to dozens of lawsuits. "This is going to come back... continued

Killer Virus Could Lead to Devastating Bioweapons

January 11, 2001
Without meaning to, Australian scientists have created a virus that could lead to the most devastating bioweapon ever devised. The scientists were trying to create a mouse contraceptive vaccine to use for pest control. They worked with mousepox, with doesn?t... continued

Is this IT–A Smokin’ Scooter?

January 11, 2001
ABC News believes that it has discovered a picture of the new secret invention code-named Ginger, otherwise known as "IT," in patent documents filed by DEKA Research, the company of inventor Dean Kamen, who's record includes revolutionary wheelchairs, heart valves... continued

Genfood Industry Triumph: the Green Potato

January 10, 2001
Genetic modification of seeds has put animal genes in vegetables and given us square tomatoes, but the newest breakthrough is the green, water-sensing, potato. Scientists at Edinburgh University injected potato plants with a fluorescence gene borrow from a luminous jellyfish,... continued

Chemtrails Now Being Seen in Europe

January 10, 2001
Victor Johnson, who listens to Dreamland over the internet from the Netherlands, writes, "Today in Amsterdam (December 11) at 3 p.m. local time, there was the usual low, fast-moving cloud layer up in the sky. The clouds only parted briefly,... continued

Forest Fire Reveals Native American Secrets

January 10, 2001
Last summer?s forest fire in the Sequoia National Forest in California has uncovered hundreds of American Indian relics, causing anthropologists to change their minds about the Indians who lived here thousands of years ago. As archaeologist Ken Wilson said, "This... continued

World Effort to Save Untainted Seeds

January 10, 2001
The seeds we rely on for food are being genetically altered by a handful of large corporations, and the companies that produce these seeds admit that there is no way to keep genetically engineered seeds from contaminating ordinary crops. We?re... continued