Author: mediahitman

This month marks the fourth anniversary of what author Jack Cashill called one of the great underreported stories of the 2008 campaign: the multiple breaches of the presidential candidates’ passport records in March of that year.

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By Nola Taylor Redd Considered one of the best potential sources for extraterrestrial life in the solar system, Europa may hide life in the ocean deep beneath the moon’s icy crust. Some organisms could even travel to the surface through cracks and instabilities in the crust. But radiation from Jupiter’s magnetosphere constantly douses the tiny moon and could annihilate life at shallow depths, making it difficult to detect with an orbiter or lander. A group of scientists are seeking to experimentally determine just how deep organic life needs to hide on Europa in order to avoid being destroyed. Jupiter’s magnetosphere bombards the moons with…

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Bohemian Mom Activist Post You may already be wondering, “what parent in their right mind would not want their kids to go to college?” I half expect the Child Protective Services to beat down my door just for writing this. It was not that long ago that I myself would have shunned this article

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By Former White Hat Much of this info can be found online… In January 2011, Chinese archeologists discovered something under the Great Wall of China, alien technology that was signalling to space…the coordinates, when seen via Hubble, indicates a massive fleet of ships making their way here., followed by a planetary object: Nibiru.

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BeforeItsNews | These strange underwater pyramid structures at a depth of two thousand meters were identified with the help of a sonar according to oceanographer Dr. Verlag Meyer. Studies of other structures like Yonaguni in modern day Japan have allowed scientists to determine that the two giant pyramids, apparently made of something like a thick glass, are really impressive – each of them is larger than the pyramid of Cheops in Egypt.

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By Daily Mail Reporter From New York City to Beijing, a team of artists are shedding light on what the world would be like at the end of humanity. In Silent World, artists Lucie and Simon have taken the world’s most familiar and populous cities and removed all but one or two people to create the illusion of a lonely world. In the thought-provoking work, places like the normally bustling Times Square and Tiananmen Square appear absent of their crowds. Times scare: New York’s normally bustling crossroads of the world is missing all but one person in this Lucie and Simon…

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