Law of the Sea Treaty
In the second half hour, Ian spoke with
Cliff Kincaid of
America's Survival, Inc. about the U.N.'s Law of the Sea Treaty. Kincaid said the 202-page treaty creates a global tax on American corporations, turns over oceanic resources (oil, gas, and minerals) to the U.N., and represents the "biggest giveaway of American sovereignty and American resources since Jimmy Carter's Panama Canal treaty." Should the U.S. sign the treaty, Kincaid explained, the country would be at the mercy of the U.N.'s international tribunal in matters regarding conduct on the oceans. He also worries the agreement would eventually influence how America does business on land (via the treaty's ocean pollution regulations).
TWA Flight 800 Update
Writer and producer
Jack Cashill appeared in the first half hour with a brief follow up to his
9/8/07 interview about TWA Flight 800.
Recap
In the Year 2012...
Expert in ancient manuscripts,
Glenn Kimball, discussed what the Mayans and other ancients recorded on their calendars about the year 2012, and the grand implications of what could be in store for humanity. Kimball began by describing a visit he received from a mysterious messenger, who claimed to represent the six remaining Mayan tribes. He said the visitor showed him photographs of an ancient 800-page document engraved on metal sheets, as well as pictures of the underground dwelling of the six Mayan tribes (located somewhere in the Yucatan Peninsula).
Kimball said the Mayans "knew more about the cosmos than we do" and based their calendar on the 25,640-year precessionary cycle of the solar system, dividing it into 12 quadrants. The Mayan calendar ends just as this precessionary cycle finishes, Kimball noted, in the year 2012. By then, and because of the Earth's wobble and alignment with the Sun and the center of the galaxy, there will be a tendency for our planet to shift its polarity, he explained. According to Kimball, the shift will cause ocean currents to reverse, leading to massive flooding, volcanic eruptions and devastating global climate change. He does not, however, believe this will be the end of the world.
Related Articles
Sheep-Hog?
Scientists are bewildered by a one-of-a-kind "sheep-hog" being raised on a ranch in Esquina, Argentina. The one-year-old pig (pictured) is covered like a sheep with a thick woolly fleece. "I examined it," said livestock expert Professor Hector Rebechisi, "and if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes I wouldn't believe it." Read more
here.
Glenn Kimball
Win
Real