Conspiracies, Shadow Govt., & UFOs - April 20, 2010

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April 20, 2010

Conspiracies, Shadow Govt., & UFOs:

On Monday's show, investigative journalist Jim Marrs discussed a variety of topics and conspiracies, including sequestered UFO technology used by the Nazis during WWII. Some of their saucer technology may have been turned over to American and British forces after the war, he said. I think we're dealing with both humans and aliens and "this could explain the extreme secrecy [of the US government]...they don't want anyone to know about any truly secret advanced technology that we're working on; they certainly don't want anyone to know there's a potential enemy out there that has technology that supersedes our own," he commented.
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There's a growing consensus that some type of energy manipulation like "vortex gravitics" could be used for UFO propulsion systems, he said, noting how in some UFO encounters cars completely shut down, which suggests that time has stopped while under the craft's energy field. Many types of free energy systems have been suppressed over the years, said Marrs, citing the "radiant energy" work of

Marrs addressed the idea of a "shadow government," and described how the same families or financial powers, centered in Wall St. or London, "created communism in Russia...national socialism in Germany, and now they are pushing us into Marxist socialism in this country," in their conspiracy to control the world. He also previewed his forthcoming book,

, which looks at how the New World Order, man-made diseases, and "zombie banks" are destroying America.

Last hour guest, publisher

talked about his new History Channel TV show,

. The 10-part series, which features George Noory as one of the interview subjects, explores different theories relating to extraterrestrials visiting Earth in ancient times. The first episode (premiering tonight, April 20th) takes a look at evidence for ancient flying machines including Egypt's

, and India's vimanas.

is tracking some of the weirder aspects of the eruption of Iceland's volcano and its effects upon the world, including Norway being governed via an iPad, John Cleese taking a $5,000 cab ride, and how the radar image of the volcanic crater resembles Edvard Munch's painting The Scream.

On this date in 1841, America's master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe, published

in Graham's Magazine. His story has been credited with launching the detective genre or the 'whodunit' into popular culture.