Recap

Synthetic Chemicals & Mutations

Appearing in the middle two hours, investigative reporter Randall Fitzgerald presented an update on the problems synthetic chemicals are causing for living creatures and the environment. Migrating into the water supply, toxic chemicals have been found in locations as far away as the Arctic, where they have been detected in the blood of polar bears and fish.

Combinations of chemicals, which can include synthetic hormones, are linked to increasing mutations and reproductive disorders in a wide range of species, Fitzgerald reported. The disappearing honey bee problem may be related to exposure to pesticides which weakens the bees' immune systems, he suggested. In the United States, cancer rates have risen while men's sperm counts have gone down, he added.

He also expressed concern over bottled water supplies-- shipping containers aren't regulated for heat, and chemicals from the plastic of the bottles could leach into the water. For more, see the recap from Fitzgerald's previous appearance.

The last hour of the show featured Open Lines.

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Late on Monday night we received an email from a person going by the alias of "Isaac," presenting an explanation for the recent strange craft sightings, such as seen in the photos "Chad" sent us. Isaac writes that he worked in a program called "CARET" in the 1980s in Palo Alto, which conducted R & D based on extraterrestrial technology, and that many of the key elements of that program are clearly visible in the recent craft photos. For more, see Isaac's letter to us, his photos & documents and his personal website.