Investigative reporter Jon Rappoport warned of alarming future trends in the genetic engineering of human beings. Based on his contacts with several scientists over a period of 20 years, he's concluded that human genetics research is basically a continuation of the Nazi eugenics program, and that medical research into genes as causes of human illness is simply a cover story. In the first hour, C2C science advisor Richard C. Hoagland touched on a variety of topics. ... More »

Researcher Tom Horn discussed how 2012 is a pivotal time which coincides with prophecies from not only the Mayans, but Christianity, Judaism, Freemasonry, and other groups. In the last hour, investigative reporter Jon Rappoport discussed what is behind the promotion of Swine Flu as a pandemic. ... More »

An expert in allergies and energy medicine, Dr. Keith Scott-Mumby shared his research and experimentation into various alternative treatment approaches. He made recommendations for people in various age groups. 20-30 years old: Use moderation in alcohol, caffeine and alcohol consumption as overuse can show up as damage in later years. 40-50's: Break the sedentary habit, reduce food portions and carbs.60+: Avoid foods that don't suit you and cause stress on your body.Among the healing machines he discussed was the SCENAR, a battery powered biofeedback device (he has successfully used the RTIM 197.4 model) and the Vega, a kind of electro-acupuncture that can diagnose allergies. The Vega is influenced by thoughts and consciousness, and thus can be a little tricky to use, he noted. He cited the work of Albert Abrams, a doctor who developed electricity treatments in the early 1900's. While Abrams was accused of quackery in his day, Scott-Mumby said that the Cyclotron Resonance ma ... More »

Scholar and mythologist John Lash shared revelations about aliens and UFOs that he gleaned from his research of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Nag Hammadi texts. The Scrolls, he said, were written by an apocalyptic sect and contained numerous descriptions on the "hardware" side-- sightings of crafts and close encounters. The aliens were also written about in a positive light.In contrast, inthe Nag Hammadi texts, written by Gnostics, intrusive encounters and abductions are highlighted, with predatory aliens known as "Archons." Described as "draconic," these entities were said to not be of Earth, yet hail from our planetary system.The text explicitly warns of the Archons implanting divisive religious ideologies into the populace for their own purposes-- a situation he sees being played out today. Lash outlined Nine Theories of ET Contact which encompass various ways of comprehending ufology. Among the paradigms he presented: The Extraterrestrial Hypothesis, which suggests our govern ... More »

Neuropsychologist and cancer survivor Dr. Paul Pearsall presented a critique of self-help and self-empowerment movements, which he believes do more harm than good. "McMorals" such as 'you must first love yourself before you can love somebody else' are simply wrong, and like many of the platitudes in the self-help field, are too focused on the idea of the self, he argued. In fact, a study of verbal expressions showed that the more a person used "I" and "me" words, the more likely they were to have health problems, he reported. Pearsall also shared that there is no data to support the idea that the venting of one's anger is healthy. To the contrary, the expression of anger actually causes negative physical responses. It is healthier to suppress anger, he said, suggesting a technique that involved sitting down, lowering your shoulders, and placing your tongue on the bony part below your teeth. "I've had my fill of Dr. Phil," Pearsall declared. We've mistaken celebrity for credibi ... More »

Author and investigator Jim Marrs returned for a discussion surrounding the topics of JFK, UFOs and 9-11. ... More »

Brain researcher Neil Slade shared his insights on a variety of brain-related topics and offered ways to activate specific parts of the brain, the amygdala and frontal lobes, with newly discovered methods that turn-on creativity, intelligence, pleasure, and ESP. ... More »

Retired British Police Detective Trevor Marriott shared his 21st century investigation into the infamous Jack the Ripper case of 1888. ... More »

Three panelists, Dr. Robin Falkov, Dr. Terry Grossman and Jon Rappoport discussed health freedom rights, and the encroachment of Codex, which seeks to regulate dosages of vitamins and supplements.(The sale of vitamins and supplements is currently under fire in Europe, where health food manufacturers and retailers recently lost a challenge at the EU Court of Justice). Robin Falkov, a licensed acupuncture physician with extensive training in traditional Chinese herbal medicine, said that supplements and vitamins are the tools she uses for her patients, and the ingredients are much safer than pharmaceutical products. She warned that the proposed US-Central America Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) should be stopped as it includes wording that the US should "harmonize" its food standards to that of Codex. Falkov suggested calling your congressional representative (the appropriate # for your area can be obtained at 202-224-3121) or sending a letter.Terry Grossman, ... More »

Researcher and leading authority on the reptilian presence, John Rhodes, spoke about intelligent reptoid beings and the underground world he believes they inhabit. His research, which is culled from witness testimony, cultural/religious legends, and ancient accounts, suggests that the reptoids are indigenous to the Earth, and likely evolved from dinosaurs. They may have chosen to live underground as a way to escape solar radiation and other hazards, he theorized.Rhodes does not feel the reptoids are necessarily demonic in nature, but rather humans have been indoctrinated to fear them because of their appearance. He estimated their height at 7 to 7 ½ feet tall, and described them as very broad-chested, with strong arms, and no eyebrows, lips or ears. Their eyes are almond-shaped and have vertical slits, and their hands are claw-like but have opposable thumbs. The Draco-type are said to have "large wings of a leathery skin," he noted. They may have advanced technology, he contin ... More »

During the middle two hours, Douglas Hagmann of the Northeast Intelligence Network discussed reports that say al Qaeda terrorist Abu Mousab al Zarqawi has obtained a nuclear device and/or is preparing radiological 'dirty bombs' (made by mixing radioactive material with conventional explosives) for a strike against the United States.Hagmann believes the U.S. government has released this latest information to prepare its citizens for the next "inevitable" attack. According to Hagmann, Zarqawi may have as many as 20 suitcase nukes (with a 1-to-10 kiloton yield), some of which may already be in America. State sponsorship could also be involved, Hagmann explained, with Iran, China, and Russia contributing in some way to al Qaeda's nuclear capabilities. Intelligence reports indicate Russia is, in fact, missing dozens of suitcase nukes, he said.Hagmann also pointed out that Zarqawi was stopped at a military checkpoint several months ago, but was not recognized. This was confir ... More »

Steve Quayle shared an update on terrorism and spoke about his newest book, Lucifer’s Luggage: Suitcase Nukes in America. He said his book is in response to the duplicity of information that has been given out to the public, and that even though you don't hear about it in mainstream media, terrorists' nuclear weapons are already here in the US. The arrival of such weapons on American soil is the result of a "catastrophic intelligence failure," Quayle commented. One such weapon, he detailed, is "red mercury" which kills by intense radiation exposure and was produced by the Russians to be as small as a softball. The Russian military hero, Alexander Lebed, was killed because he had knowledge of the operatives who sold suitcase nukes and the locations where they were sent, said Quayle. The weapons are followed by a "technician" who keeps them "fit for firing," he added. Iran might be behind some of the nukes, yet they in turn could be puppets of the "international global el ... More »

Boating expert and author of The Last Log of the Titanic, David G. Brown, shared his research on the sinking of the famed ocean liner. The popular film Titanic, he said, was more of a "mythical" portrayal of events, and not based on the hard facts. The 60-63 ft. iceberg was seen 5-8 minutes prior to the accident (not 37 seconds) and a warning bell was sounded by lookouts, he reported. Yet, due to poor "situational awareness" on the bridge, they were not able to avert it in time. Titanic did not sideswipe the iceberg as commonly thought; it ran over an underwater ice shelf, he explained. There was actually no gash in the ship, he continued, and water never poured over the top of the bulkheads; rather it rose up through the bottom. Brown also discussed the 1913 "White Hurricane" disaster which happened in the Great Lakes. The storm, with 35 ft. waves, delivered the largest non-wartime casualties for a maritime fleet, with 12 ships sinking, he detailed. ... More »

Physicist John Ackerman shared his planetary theories which mate mythology and modern science and reveal chaotic interactions between Venus, Mars, and Earth. Expanding on the ideas of Velikovsky, he posits that the planet Venus was born out of Jupiter, when an object, from out of the solar system, collided with it. Based on his analysis of the Rig Veda, an ancient Hindu religious text, he has theorized that this event took place around 4,000 B.C. The cloud of plasma produced from the collision was so big, it had its own gravitational attraction, he said. And as this object, which solidified into Venus, moved through the solar system, it knocked Mars out of its orbit and drove it within 20,000 miles of Earth, he continued. Mars orbited Earth for 15-year cycles that repeated 100 times, Ackermann suggested, and further, Martians journeyed to Earth during this time, and were referred to in the Bible as the Elohim. The Bible calls Mars the "firmament" during this period, and its volca ... More »

Dr. Eric Pearl (TheReconnection) discussed the energies and ramifications of his healing "gift" that he discovered by accident through the care of patients in his chiropractic practice. During this discovery process, he said a number of his patients went into spontaneous trance states, and declared "we are here to tell you to continue what you are doing. What you're doing is bringing light and information onto the planet."He learned that his ability to heal with spirit or "reconnective healing," as he called it, has nothing to do with belief. In fact, he said that patients who are skeptical of the process, often have more results than those over-eager for a healing. Pearl's work, which has been described as a "bridge between science and spirituality," often yields specific physical signs in those he places his hands near. These include certain involuntary muscle movements and curiously, he said that in some cases the patient's brainwave pattern became entrained to his own heart ... More »

Paranormal investigator, Mary Ann, returned to the show to share her knowledge about both curses and ghosts. Curses are found across various nationalities, she said, such as the Italian's "mal occhio," the Greek's "evil eye," and in America, voodoo and Black Magic. The two main reasons curses are placed upon individuals are jealousy and the wrath of being scorned, she detailed.Curses can often have a deleterious effect on a person's finances, health and relationships and Mary Ann said she has conducted ceremonies to lift them. To rid oneself of negative energy she suggested taking baths in sea salt and also lighting a smudge stick (sage or sweetgrass).Discussing her work with earthbound spirits, Mary Ann said she attends many funerals at the request of families who have questions they wish her to ask the recently deceased. The newly departed generally attend their own funerals she said, and sometimes are rather surprised to hear her speaking with them. She said the white light th ... More »

In a special 4-hour program, Stan Deyo, Jon Rappoport and Michael Ruppert joined together for a round table conversation on Secret Societies and One World Government. Interwoven into the discussion were such topics as 9-11 conspiracies, depopulation agendas, Peak Oil and energy paradigms. Ruppert said he considered such groups as Opus Dei, Knights of Malta, Council on Foreign Relations, the Mafia, the Bilderbergs, the Trilateral Commission and intelligence agencies all to be forms of secret societies to varying degrees. They have an obsessive hunger to control people, and promote scarcity as part of their depopulation plans, commented Rappoport. The societies have conspired to keep technology such as antigravity and free energy away from the populace, and they are ultimately controlled by an alien or Luciferian source, said Deyo. ... More »

Investigator Jon Rappoport (nomorefakenews) said that in his research into the science of the paranormal, he discovered that powerful secret societies want a "monopoly on the paranormal," and have an agenda to suppress abilities such as ESP and telepathy, amongst the masses, so they will be easier to control. Secret societies, he said, use "ritual" to invoke the paranormal, and may have dark ceremonies and sacrifices that "bind" their membership into a secret pact. In these rituals, members can enter into trance-like states where they believe they are communicating with a powerful force, he explained. Going beyond the typical scientific prejudice against legitimate paranormal research done at universities, Rappoport said the secret societies foster their agenda of quashing paranormal abilities, by associating these skills with mental illness. He said that many gifted people, often as youngsters, are place on psychiatric drugs or sometimes institutionalized, which acts to dampen t ... More »

This program was arebroadcast of investigator Jon Rappoport (nomorefakenews) from 7/14/03 talking about secret societies. The first hour featured author Warren Getler (book) from 1/23/04 discussing confederate treasures. ... More »

Wednesday's guest, investigative writer Jon Rappoport (nomorefakenews) blew the lid off the pharmaceutical cartel calling them a "greed machine," that in the name of profit seeks to manage rather than cure diseases. Further, he believes many prescribed medicines are harmful. "100,000 die in the U.S. from the correct administration of approved FDA drugs in hospitals," Rappoport stated. "Why hasn't anyone brought the FDA into court on criminal prosecution?" he asked. At the highest level, "they do not want cures—they want to control the population," Rappoport said of the "secret societies," who he said benefits from people's debilities and "making the world into a virtual hospital." Countering this, Rappoport noted that natural medicine has become a stronghold in recent times, as more people embrace alternative approaches. However, over the years there have been numerous cases of suppression of promising treatments for diseases like cancer by various agencies. Specifically he me ... More »

"There is a whole other level of energy that is not electromagnetic," said investigative writer Jon Rappoport (nomorefakenews), the main guest on Thursday's program. Butgovernment interference has consistently quashed inventors who try to bring such new energy technologies into the marketplace, he said. Beginning with the brilliant Nikola Tesla, whose notes were carted off after his death in 1943 and never seen in public again, to the 'orgone' experimentation of Wilhelm Reich, whose studies were actually destroyed by the government, Rappoport outlined a pattern of suppression. During the Cold War years, the government actually launched the "Invention Secrecy Act," he said. Rappoport connected such policies to the elite secret societies, which he believes have a vested interest in keeping the current power and energy structure in place. And yet one closed community in Switzerland, known as Methernitha maintains "free energy" devices, though they don't seek to publicize their ... More »

R. Gary Patterson discussed what he considers to be an "urban legend," the oft repeated story that Paul McCartney died back in 1966 in a car accident. ... More »

Author Kathleen Keating (website), the main guest on Thursday night, said a group of visionaries she has contact with, have indicated we are entering into a new time of tribulation. Keating believes such things as severe weather and earthquakes are God's way of "letting us destroy ourselves," as retribution for misdeeds. And yet, she said that such a catastrophic event as a nuclear explosion in Chicago could be "spiritual" because "it would bring us back to God." "The veil is thinning between our world and eternity," Keating said, and this was leading to an increase in strange dreams and visions. People have reported hearing voices coming from their air conditioners she noted. Interestingly, she revealed that her ranch, where she raises horses, is somewhat of a portal to hell. Her daughter was picked up and thrown by a force in the barn and a colt's head seemed to changed shape. Keating believes the land near her ranch, which has been found to have numerous dinosaur relics, has r ... More »

Investigative reporter Jon Rappoport (nomorefakenews) blew the lid off Secret Societies as the main guest on Monday's show. "I have compiled a list of 13-14," of these societies which have a covert agenda for domination and control. These groups present a "public face," often a humanitarian cover story, to obscure their true strategy, Rappoport reported. One organization he named was the Bilderburger Group, which he said has been successful in their goal to create a "United States of Europe," as part of their overall plan to eradicate the sovereignty of nations. The Illuminati, he explained, is a term used for groups that generally advocate the abolition of personal property. And both of these stratagems lead to large groups of people being controlled by the few, namely the members of these secret societies, who seek to protect their vast holdings. According to Rappoport, these individuals have an unquenchable thirst for power and seek to enslave people's minds with their v ... More »

Investigative writer Jon Rappoport (nomorefakenews) presented some startling claims about SARS in the first half of Friday's show. SARS is a phony epidemic, and the initial reports that the disease is caused by a coronavirus have not been borne out, Rappoport said. These cases are actually misdiagnosed respiratory illnesses such as pneumonia, he added. "Research fraud" is being carried out Rappoport believes, and Canada and China have been singled out to suffer from these acts of "economic terrorism." Canada may have been a target because they didn't support the war in Iraq, he speculated. And Asia may have been chosen to put a dent in their burgeoning economy. Rappoport named The World Health Organization (WHO) as the perpetrators of this fraud. "WHO has catapulted itself through this whole SARS situation into literally being a world power that…can enforce its will by various kinds of threats and measures," he explained. "There is a major lawsuit brewing in Canada," over ... More »