Jim Marrs is an investigative reporter and author of several best selling books, including Crossfire about the JFK assassination, Alien Agenda about non-human interaction with Earth and now the history of the CIA’s and U. S. Army’s remote viewing programs in Psi Spies © 2007.
Red-orange, fiery spheres of light in the air and near the ground were seen by law enforcement and ranchers all over North America back in the late 1960s to early 1970s. Eyewitnesses linked the appearances of the red-orange balls of fire to animal mutilations and intrusions in nuclear missile bases.
More and more people are depending on podcasts and the internet for their daily news updates. But there is no overall Web Editor to do a reality check on content. So, finding out what is factual is an ever-increasing challenge. In this Earthfiles August 2007 podcast, a headline circulating on the web for weeks…
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Former U. S. Marine, John Click, who flew on President Carter’s Air Force One and was a long-time firefighter and paramedic, retired to truck driving in 1996 and eventually became an ordained Baptist minister in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Back in August 1996 or 1997, between Upland and Campbell, Nebraska, he encountered an “unearthly creature”…
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On Monday, June 25th, 2007, six miles from Maxwell AFB and its Gunter AFB Annex in Montgomery, Alabama, was another dragonfly drone encounter. The eyewitness is a long-time technical specialist in security, educated about infrared frequency technologies and normal human aviation. Because his work is highly sensitive, he has asked that I not use…
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California hypnotherapist Robert Mariotti (and Doctor of Divinity) from Canoga Park, goes on the record to describe his May 17, 2006, 10 PM encounter with a green, glowing “horseshoe crab”-shaped aerial object – similar to the May 2007 Chad drone photos. The glowing object was over a tree near the Northridge Shopping Mall. …
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Since May 5, 2007, images of dragonfly-shaped mysterious aerial objects have been sent to Earthfiles and other internet sites with reports by the alleged photographers in Lake Tahoe, Capitola and Central California. The photographs provoked three eyewitnesses to contact Earthfiles Editor and Reporter, Linda Moulton Howe, about seeing the approximately 25-foot-long “dragonfly” in 2006,…
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A sobering satellite study shows it was warm enough for a week or two in January 2005 for Western Antarctica ice to melt over an area as big as California. Such a huge ice melt in western Antarctica is unprecedented and could mean that global warming is even getting to the thick ice of…
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Journalist Terry Hansen reports circumstantial evidence that the CIA and mafia were behind the creation of the most notorious tabloid in America – the National Enquirer – which began in 1953 reporting more UFO incidents than any other media.
Part One: Spreading Honey Bee Disappearances Part Two: Ebola-like Virus Killing Great Lakes Fish There are at least two environmental emergencies now in America that directly impact our food supplies: Honey bees that are massively disappearing and not pollinating crops. An Ebola-like virus killed millions of Great Lakes fresh water fish in 2005 and 2006.…
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