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New Whitley’s Journal! – In Whitley’s new Journal, he writes: “Politicians give lip-service to freedom, but the enormousgovernment bureaucracies that are characteristic of thedeveloped world would prefer to replace choices with rules,which is actually a decivilizing process.” But he has hope, which he bases on the extraordinary history of civilization and culture that he recounts here. Don’t miss this extraordinary Journal. And just for subscribers, Whitley has started a project of reading some of his short stories in the “Whitley’s Room” section of the subscriber section. His first story is a provocative story called “The White Moths.” His latest is “The Good Neighbor,” from The Twilight Zone collection of short stories.

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In Whitley’s new journal, he writes about his fear that there may be dark days ahead, both politically and environmentally, which he compares to the fall of the Roman Empire, and he discusses what we can do about this.

Here at unknowncountry.com, learning the truth is important to us. Whitley was once given a big dose of truth by a mysterious little man who broke into his hotel room in Toronto and set him on the right path, and if WE’RE going to survive the recession, the path YOU need to take is to subscribe today!

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New Whitley’s Journal – There are always surprises in store for you at unknowncountry.com. In Whitley’s new journal, he writes about a powerful dream that may be a premonition of what the Grays are doing here.

Anne Strieber had the final word in Whitley’s dream and she has started a series of special interviews, just for subscribers, with abductees and experiencers, so if you want to know what contact is REALLY LIKE, don’t miss this incredible group of interviews!

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In Whitley Strieber’s new Journal, he asks why his soon-to-be-published novel The Omega Pointappears to be so timely. The novel involves changes on the sun causingproblems on earth, changes which began to appear some timeafter the book was under way, and, by coincidence, are thecover story in this week’s New Scientist magazine. To readthe New Scientist article,clickhere. The Omega Point will be published on June 22.

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