Take That, You Dirty Rats! The Andromeda Council has been killing “the rats under the wood pile.” Or so claims Tolec, human representative of the AC on earth. In a YouTube interview dated Sept. 30, 2011 ( http://youtu.be/mRpCV3pK6jY ) Tolec spoke off-camera with Alfred Webre, exopolitics writer/researcher, about the DUMBs (deep underground military bases) where evil reptilian and gray aliens have been feeding off the intense emotions of unsuspecting humans. Those emotions have been generated by beam weapons that stoke hate and fear, causing more conflict and violence, especially in places like the Mid-East. Tolec claims the aliens feed on these emotions like psychic vampires. Smacks a bit of sci fi, huh? The hidden underground bases sound like they’re straight out of a Richard Shaver story. His tales appeared in the old pulp magazine, “Amazing Stories,” but he claimed they were based on truth. Beneath the earth lurked the Deros who preyed on mankind above. One reader wrote to the
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Jim Moseley Is On The Case: The Cash-Landrum Incident Image: www.nicap.org/cashlan.htm Was the Cash-Landrum UFO really a secret military project that screwed up? December 29th, 1980. Two women and a boy are in a car traveling on a road through thick woodland, on their way to Dayton, Texas. Their journey is interrupted by a strange diamond-shaped craft floating over the road being escorted or pursued by military helicopters. The bottom of the UFO is open, emitting light and heat. The UFO leaves with the helicopters. Later, the three people in the car suffer health problems after the incident, apparently related to radiation exposure. In his zine, “Saucer Smear,” Jim Moseley has been taking another look at the case. He mentioned it to me in a recent phone conversation to see if I could dig up any info online about the case like others have done for him. Well, my investigation as such is preliminary. I took a wild chance with the search words like “atomic hot air balloon” and found
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Reality Anchor Anchor babies? That sounded nasty. I wasn't familiar with the term until its ugly head reared on the Liberty Net Stickam site ( http://www.stickam.com/libertynet ) early Sunday morning (9/20/11). Besides broadcasting over shortwave radio, the ultra-right-wing amateur radio operators also communicate with each other online through both audio and text. When the site is live it has a comments section for typing in reactions to the audio discussion. The comments just keep scrolling up, the newest on the bottom. Unfortunately they disappear when the site shuts down. I spotted this statement: dhauer: All anchor babies should be dumped.. dhauer: overboard dhauer: there, I said it With a quick Google search (e.g., "anchor baby myth") I learned that the pejorative "anchor baby" refers to a child born in the United States whose parents are immigrants. That child is automatically granted US citizenship under the 14th Amendment, supposedly "an