In the first half, documentary filmmaker James Fox talked about his involvement in the new National Geographic Channel series Chasing UFOs. The first episode is centered on Texas, and features detailed information on the 2008 Stephenville UFO case. Noted alien abductee Travis Walton also participated in the discussion. In the latter half, student of the late Dr. John Mack, Thomas Streicher talked about his study of people who have had "extra-planetary experiences" or XPE. The subjects viewed their experiences as a kind of advanced contact rather than what has been characterized as alien abductions, he explained. ... More »

Intuitive researcher and filmmaker, David Wilcock, discussed how UFO intervention is thwarting efforts to start WWIII and how this interference is part of an organized movement toward a golden age of humanity. In the first hour, Col. John Alexander shared his thoughts on the UFO phenomenon. ... More »

In the first half, Col. John Alexander, along with Victoria Alexander, joined George Knapp for a discussion on alternate realities, and how their frequent trips to South America to meet with healers and shamans have changed their outlook on the world. During the latter half, independent scholar Paul Von Ward talked about key misconceptions harbored by humans as 2012 begins to unfold. ... More »

While still on active duty in the U.S. Army during the 1980s, Col. John B. Alexander created an interagency group to explore the subject of UFOs. He joined George Knapp for the full 4-hour program to discuss what he's uncovered about the existence of these mysterious flying machines, and the lore that surrounds them. ... More »

In the first half of the show, George Knapp welcomed Col. John Alexander for a discussion on interconnecting global threats and problems facing America. UFO investigator Don Schmitt shared deathbed confessions, witness testimony and other evidence related to the 1947 Roswell Incident, in the latter half of the program. ... More »

George Knapp was joined by physicist and author Paul LaViolette, who discussed the physics behind anti-gravity propulsion technology. In the first hour, Col. John Alexander talked about the ongoing discord in Iran and the state of remote viewing. ... More »

Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to 1/24/97 for a conversation with Col. John Alexander on non-lethal weapons, terrorism tactics of the future, HAARP and weather modification. ... More »

Broadcasting from radio station KXNT in Las Vegas, George Noory and co-host Linda Moulton Howe welcomed guest speakers from the 2008 UFO Conference.During the first hour, researcher Ryan Wood talked about an MJ-12 document known as the "Burn Memo" (view at Earthfiles.com), as well as the U.S. Government's policy of denial regarding UFOs and how they may be exploiting recovered alien technology. Expert in non-lethal weaponry, Dr. John Alexander appeared during the second hour. Alexander admitted that we've had "a series of interactions that have impacted the potential for air safety" but expressed doubt about the evidence for crashed alien craft. Alexander said if a corporation or secret government agency had access to recovered alien technology, they would have used it to manipulate the presidential election. Next, Nick Pope, former leader of the UK's UFO Project, shared details from a case about a pilot who was ordered to shoot down a UFO in 1957 (more at Times Online) ... More »

Author and researcher Andy Lloyd discussed the scientific evidence for a "dark star" which could have a Planet X, or Nibiru (as written about by Zecharia Sitchin) in its orbit. ... More »

Retired U.S. Navy research physicist Bruce Maccabee joined George Knapp (email) to discuss his extensive research on UFOs, including international cases, his take on debunkers, and analysis of alleged photos of unidentified flying objects. On the subject of UFO cases, he talked about his research into incidents over Iran in 1976 and New Zealand in 1978. Maccabee detailed how the Iranian case featured a mysterious craft which disabled the controls of an Iranian military jet flying nearby. Talking about the New Zealand case, he said it received so much attention that even Walter Cronkite covered it on the CBS Evening News. On that night, Cronkite changed his signature sign-off to "and that’s the way it is ... or is it?" Expressing dismay with UFO skeptics, Maccabee put forth his "two rules for debunkers," the first being "any explanation is better than none." The second rule states "if the first explanation doesn’t work, try another one." He described this modus oper ... More »

During the first three hours, expert on military strategy & non-lethal weapons Col. John Alexander discussed his research into the interactive effects of war, crime and disenfranchised populations. ... More »

Col. John Alexander, the author of such books as Winning the War joined guest host George Knapp in a wide-ranging discussion that touched on the UFO cover-up, the mysterious 'Aviary' group,NIDS research, geopolitics & the Middle East. ... More »

In a rebroadcast from 7/23/97, Art Bell was joined by Col. Phillip Corso and Dr. John Alexander discussing alien artifacts gleaned from the Roswell incident. ... More »

Former Army Colonel, Dr. John Alexander shared his expertise in non-lethal weaponry and modern warfare, and also reacted to Jon Ronson's recent appearance on the show. He claimed that Ronson got a large number of facts wrong in his book The Men Who Stare at Goats, which purportedly documented secretive military experiments using the paranormal. ... More »

Col. John Alexander, the author of Future War and Winning the War, discussed the mindset of current conflicts, and also touched on weapons technology and remote viewing. "The war of the future is not geographic," but rather pits "belief system against belief system," he declared, specifically citing Islam as being in a difficult conflict with other religions and governmental systems. Alexander believes we are headed into a new "outsourcing" phase of war, where "elite contractors" will replace what were formerly called mercenaries.He noted several new non-lethal weapons technologies which included: the "Active Denial System," operating on large scale millimeter waves which hit the skin and cause pain and "Shock Rounds," whereby bullets deliver an incapacitating electric shock. The latter technology has impressed him and he said he may be joining the company involved in its manufacture. This weekend Alexander will be speaking at the International Remote Viewing Association Conferenc ... More »

"I think we have already entered the next World War," said Col. John Alexander, the main guest of Tuesday's program, and the author of Winning the War: Advanced Weapons, Strategies, and Concepts for the Post-9/11 World. Alexander believes what he calls "World War X" began with the US response to 9-11. We have achieved something "Islam has not succeeded in doing in the last 1300 years," and that's uniting their separate factions," he argued. To win the war on terror, Alexander suggested a three-step program, geared to eliminate the finances that fuel terrorism: legalize drugs, devalue diamonds, and scrutinize financial transactions. Alternatively, he advocated changing the "energy paradigm," i.e. switching from oil-based energy, and also "weaponizing space," which he said needed to be done quickly before other countries do so first. Next generation military weaponry such as Directed Energy systems have not lived up to their promise Alexander concluded. But he believes that ... More »

Author and military expert, Col. John Alexander (Future War) joined George this Tuesday night. A long time advocate for the development of non-lethal weapons, Alexander discussed the latest in battle technology as well as developments in the Iraq war. He believes that the implications of this war will last for decades and that "Saddam played things rather masterfully," in a political game that caused splits within the UN and NATO. "The biggest thing is the millimeter wave system," Alexander said of the latest in military hardware. He described it as a type of long-range beam weapon that if used in anti-personnel mode could attack the skin and cause a high degree of pain. Non-lethal weapons are becoming more popular with law enforcement Alexander said. He mentioned a new type of taser that fires two small darts through the air. Upon contact the darts transmit a powerful electrical pulse. Alexander actually tested the system out with himself as target. Ouch! ... More »

Coast to Coast continued its unique war coverage on Sunday evening, when George did an early broadcast with guests Future War expert Col. John Alexander and columnist John M. Curtis. (Col. Alexander will be George's guest for a full three hours this Tuesday night, from 11p-2a PST) Barbara presented a full night of Open Lines on her Sunday night slot, giving the listeners a chance to express their feelings about the war. ... More »

John B. Alexander, Retired US Army Colonel and “non-lethal” weapons expert, describes the reality of conflicts that are already beginning to take place, both in foreign lands and in our cities. Col. Alexander will also give a broad look at the various types of weapons that are likely to be used more and more by military and civilian forces, including electromagnetic weapons, chemical options, various forms of restraint, low-impact weapons, acoustical weapons, information warfare, and nonlethal biological weapons. ... More »