The French village of Bugarach is the 'Noah's Ark' for 2012-UFO worshipping hippies!
Sects of doomsday believers have started descending on the tiny French town of Bugarach in the belief that it's the only place in the world that will survive the apocalypse they expect will occur on December 21, 2012, the BBC reports.
Many spiritual groups believe that Bugarach, a farming village of just 200 residents nestled on the French side of the Pyrenees, has magical powers that emanate from the overlooking mountain, the Pic de Bugarach, according to Time Magazine.
Full article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/26/apocalypse-2012-alien-bugarech-peak-france-noahs-ark_n_1380273.html
Montana town's 'concerned citizens' group petition to remove fluoride from water supply
For six decades, Bozeman has added fluoride to its water supply.
At several recent Bozeman City Commission meetings, members of Fluoride Free Bozeman have asked the city to stop.
Full article: http://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/city/article_248113ec-7601-11e1-8411-0019bb2963f4.html
Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Showing posts with label France. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Nottingham is high in witchcraft, ghost and UFO reports say police
The force revealed there were 46 reports of witchcraft, three UFO sightings and 34 incidents involving ghosts.
Chief Inspector Ted Antill said there were calls where officers did attend the scene of "ghost sightings".
Full article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-14028703
Psychologist and skeptic Richard Wiseman explains the science behind people's beliefs of ghosts and the paranormal in his new book Paranormality.
Richard Wiseman doesn't believe in spooks — and he doesn't think you should, either. Once a professional magician, the University of Hertfordshire psychologist has always been intrigued by the unusual side of the human experience, conducting research on luck, lying and the paranormal.
Full article: http://www.livescience.com/14904-paranormal-experiences-hint-ghosts.html
French village of Bugarach (population of less 200) chosen by New Age/ End-of-the-World believers as the place to go...causing panic amongst population
A tiny remote village in southern France is being billed as a haven against the end of the world by Apocalypse devotees.
Full article: http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/1019969--for-doomsday-believers-this-is-the-only-place-that-will-survive-dec-21-2012
The force revealed there were 46 reports of witchcraft, three UFO sightings and 34 incidents involving ghosts.
Chief Inspector Ted Antill said there were calls where officers did attend the scene of "ghost sightings".
Full article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-14028703
Psychologist and skeptic Richard Wiseman explains the science behind people's beliefs of ghosts and the paranormal in his new book Paranormality.
Richard Wiseman doesn't believe in spooks — and he doesn't think you should, either. Once a professional magician, the University of Hertfordshire psychologist has always been intrigued by the unusual side of the human experience, conducting research on luck, lying and the paranormal.
Full article: http://www.livescience.com/14904-paranormal-experiences-hint-ghosts.html
French village of Bugarach (population of less 200) chosen by New Age/ End-of-the-World believers as the place to go...causing panic amongst population
A tiny remote village in southern France is being billed as a haven against the end of the world by Apocalypse devotees.
Full article: http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/1019969--for-doomsday-believers-this-is-the-only-place-that-will-survive-dec-21-2012
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Pope Benedict XVI claims 1970's culture is to blame for rampant pedophilia in Catholic Church!
Pope Benedict used his annual speech to Rome's cardinals and bishops on Monday (Dec. 20) to ask them to reflect on the church's responsibility in the child sex abuse scandals. Benedict qualified his mea culpa by stating that the scandal (in which priests who sexually abused children were often ignored or protected by the Catholic Church) was partly justified by the broader social context. Benedict said that while the church accepted some responsibility, he could not be silent about ''the context of these times.... There is a market in child pornography that seems in some way to be considered more and more normal by society." [History of Pornography No More Prudent Than Present] Benedict claimed that as recently as the 1970s, "pedophilia was theorized as something fully in conformity with man and even with children." In this climate, the Catholic Church's actions were merely reflecting the moral relativism of the times: "It was maintained — even within the realm of Catholic theology — that there is no such thing as evil in itself or good in itself," Benedict said. That is, church leaders weren't sure if child sexual abuse was wrong, since secular society seemed to accept it.
Full article: http://www.livescience.com/culture/catholic-pope-blames-society-for-pedophile-priests-101221.html
French village of Bugarach worries over 2010-End-of-the-World believers swamping the town due to rumors of it being one of the few sacred locations of safety from Armageddon!
Bugarach, population 189, is a peaceful farming village in the Aude region, southwestern France and sits at the foot of the Pic de Bugarach, the highest mountain in the Corbières wine-growing area. But in the past few months, the quiet village has been inundated by groups of esoteric outsiders who believe the peak is an "alien garage". According to them, extraterrestrials are quietly waiting in a massive cavity beneath the rock for the world to end, at which point they will leave, taking, it is hoped, a lucky few humans with them. Most believe Armageddon will take place on December 21, 2012, the end date of the ancient Maya calendar, at which point they predict human civilisation will come to an end. Another favourite date mentioned is 12, December, 2012. They see Bugarach as one of perhaps several "sacred mountains" sheltered from the cataclysm. "This is no laughing matter," Jean-Pierre Delord, the mayor, told The Daily Telegraph.
Full article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/ufo/8217001/French-village-which-will-survive-2012-Armageddon-plagued-by-visitors.html
The Lake Lure Inn hotel in North Carolina finds ghostly image in wedding snapshot
A hotel in North Carolina finds itself in the middle of a spooky mystery. The Lake Lure Inn was hosting a wedding anniversary reception, when the events and catering manager decided to snap a photo of the ice sculpture. Some say the photo captured the ghostly image of a young boy on the left side of the picture.
Full article: http://www.ktnv.com/story/13719793/north-carolina-inns-photo-sparks-ghost-questions
Pope Benedict used his annual speech to Rome's cardinals and bishops on Monday (Dec. 20) to ask them to reflect on the church's responsibility in the child sex abuse scandals. Benedict qualified his mea culpa by stating that the scandal (in which priests who sexually abused children were often ignored or protected by the Catholic Church) was partly justified by the broader social context. Benedict said that while the church accepted some responsibility, he could not be silent about ''the context of these times.... There is a market in child pornography that seems in some way to be considered more and more normal by society." [History of Pornography No More Prudent Than Present] Benedict claimed that as recently as the 1970s, "pedophilia was theorized as something fully in conformity with man and even with children." In this climate, the Catholic Church's actions were merely reflecting the moral relativism of the times: "It was maintained — even within the realm of Catholic theology — that there is no such thing as evil in itself or good in itself," Benedict said. That is, church leaders weren't sure if child sexual abuse was wrong, since secular society seemed to accept it.
Full article: http://www.livescience.com/culture/catholic-pope-blames-society-for-pedophile-priests-101221.html
French village of Bugarach worries over 2010-End-of-the-World believers swamping the town due to rumors of it being one of the few sacred locations of safety from Armageddon!
Bugarach, population 189, is a peaceful farming village in the Aude region, southwestern France and sits at the foot of the Pic de Bugarach, the highest mountain in the Corbières wine-growing area. But in the past few months, the quiet village has been inundated by groups of esoteric outsiders who believe the peak is an "alien garage". According to them, extraterrestrials are quietly waiting in a massive cavity beneath the rock for the world to end, at which point they will leave, taking, it is hoped, a lucky few humans with them. Most believe Armageddon will take place on December 21, 2012, the end date of the ancient Maya calendar, at which point they predict human civilisation will come to an end. Another favourite date mentioned is 12, December, 2012. They see Bugarach as one of perhaps several "sacred mountains" sheltered from the cataclysm. "This is no laughing matter," Jean-Pierre Delord, the mayor, told The Daily Telegraph.
Full article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/ufo/8217001/French-village-which-will-survive-2012-Armageddon-plagued-by-visitors.html
The Lake Lure Inn hotel in North Carolina finds ghostly image in wedding snapshot
A hotel in North Carolina finds itself in the middle of a spooky mystery. The Lake Lure Inn was hosting a wedding anniversary reception, when the events and catering manager decided to snap a photo of the ice sculpture. Some say the photo captured the ghostly image of a young boy on the left side of the picture.
Full article: http://www.ktnv.com/story/13719793/north-carolina-inns-photo-sparks-ghost-questions
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Recent UFO sighting over Phoenix officially written off as flares according to local Air Force
ABC affiliate ABC 15 received several reports last night about lights in the sky in northwest Phoenix, around 8:30 pm. One eyewitness stated in an email to the station that she saw “what looked like 2 meteors falling from the sky, with flames and sparks trailing behind them, began turning and moving. Lights were going off and on, the flames and sparks would come and go.” The explanation for the lights came rather quickly, with not one, but two explanations offered.
Full Article: http://tucsoncitizen.com/paranormal/2010/10/24/saturday-night-ufo-sighting-in-phoenix-determined-to-be-flares-by-air-force/
Baby dies, after French family see naked man and mistake him for the 'Devil' and jump from the balcony of their third floor apartment!
A baby was killed and several more people seriously injured when a family of 11 threw themselves from a third-floor flat to flee a man they mistook for the devil, French investigators said. The bizarre tragedy came to light on Saturday when firefighters were called to the village of La Verriere on the outskirts of Paris following reports that several people had jumped from a balcony in a welfare housing block.
Among the injured they found an entirely naked man of African origin with a knife wound in his hand and two children, a baby and a two-year-old girl. The baby died later after receiving hospital treatment in Paris.
Full article: http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-world/baby-dies-as-family-jump-to-escape-devil-20101024-16z67.html
ABC affiliate ABC 15 received several reports last night about lights in the sky in northwest Phoenix, around 8:30 pm. One eyewitness stated in an email to the station that she saw “what looked like 2 meteors falling from the sky, with flames and sparks trailing behind them, began turning and moving. Lights were going off and on, the flames and sparks would come and go.” The explanation for the lights came rather quickly, with not one, but two explanations offered.
Full Article: http://tucsoncitizen.com/paranormal/2010/10/24/saturday-night-ufo-sighting-in-phoenix-determined-to-be-flares-by-air-force/
Baby dies, after French family see naked man and mistake him for the 'Devil' and jump from the balcony of their third floor apartment!
A baby was killed and several more people seriously injured when a family of 11 threw themselves from a third-floor flat to flee a man they mistook for the devil, French investigators said. The bizarre tragedy came to light on Saturday when firefighters were called to the village of La Verriere on the outskirts of Paris following reports that several people had jumped from a balcony in a welfare housing block.
Among the injured they found an entirely naked man of African origin with a knife wound in his hand and two children, a baby and a two-year-old girl. The baby died later after receiving hospital treatment in Paris.
Full article: http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-world/baby-dies-as-family-jump-to-escape-devil-20101024-16z67.html
Friday, September 3, 2010
Pub at Magazine Hotel in Wallasey, England almost burns down...because of an old witches curse!
The landlords of a Merseyside pub which was almost destroyed by a fire believe a mysterious curse is to blame. The blaze at the 250-year-old Magazine Hotel in Wallasey caused £200,000 worth of damage and left managers Linda and Les Baxendale living in a caravan for three months. A small fabric witch figure which hung from the ceiling of the main bar was stolen two nights before the fire. And with a history of accidents befalling those who dared to touch it, the couple are convinced the two are connected. The official cause was a power surge which blew up the pub's fuse box, starting a fire.
Full article: http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-news/local-news/2010/09/03/witch-curse-blamed-for-wirral-magazine-pub-fire-100252-27193227/2/
French town of Ares, with it's very own alien spacecraft landing pad, gets a visitor...only it's not E.T.
Arès, near Bordeaux, southwestern France, has decided to try and attract Martians to its triangular “UFOport” with its very own fake Martian craft. Made by a local artist, the man-made UFO “landed” on the strip yesterday and, it is hoped, will entice any hesitant extraterrestrials in search of a runway. A plaque reads: “Reserved for voyagers of the universe”. The operation has been dubbed: “‘Allo Arès, ici UFO.” Arès built the pad in 1976 after a local airport electrician and UFO nut complained to local authorities that France had no alien craft strips. The local mayor liked the idea and decreed that extraterrestrial visitors would be exempt from airport tax and could take part in any local boules or mud-skating competitions.
Full article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/ufo/7980046/French-towns-UFO-landing-pad-welcomes-first-visitor.html
The landlords of a Merseyside pub which was almost destroyed by a fire believe a mysterious curse is to blame. The blaze at the 250-year-old Magazine Hotel in Wallasey caused £200,000 worth of damage and left managers Linda and Les Baxendale living in a caravan for three months. A small fabric witch figure which hung from the ceiling of the main bar was stolen two nights before the fire. And with a history of accidents befalling those who dared to touch it, the couple are convinced the two are connected. The official cause was a power surge which blew up the pub's fuse box, starting a fire.
Full article: http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-news/local-news/2010/09/03/witch-curse-blamed-for-wirral-magazine-pub-fire-100252-27193227/2/
French town of Ares, with it's very own alien spacecraft landing pad, gets a visitor...only it's not E.T.
Arès, near Bordeaux, southwestern France, has decided to try and attract Martians to its triangular “UFOport” with its very own fake Martian craft. Made by a local artist, the man-made UFO “landed” on the strip yesterday and, it is hoped, will entice any hesitant extraterrestrials in search of a runway. A plaque reads: “Reserved for voyagers of the universe”. The operation has been dubbed: “‘Allo Arès, ici UFO.” Arès built the pad in 1976 after a local airport electrician and UFO nut complained to local authorities that France had no alien craft strips. The local mayor liked the idea and decreed that extraterrestrial visitors would be exempt from airport tax and could take part in any local boules or mud-skating competitions.
Full article: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/ufo/7980046/French-towns-UFO-landing-pad-welcomes-first-visitor.html
Monday, August 23, 2010
Newly released documents from British Ministry of Defense show lots of UFO activity around the communities of Hartford and Cuddington
NEWLY released documents on UFOs have revealed sightings in the skies above Cuddington and Hartford, going back more than a decade. The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and Parliamentary questions, covering the years 1995 to 2003.
Full article: http://www.northwichguardian.co.uk/news/8338461.Secrets_reveal_UFOs_over_Hartford/
French priest prays for President Sarkozy to have a heart attack because of his attack on the Roma people throughout France
Several churchmen yesterday joined a chorus of criticism of President Nicolas Sarkozy’s decision to expel dozens of Roma from France, with one priest praying for him to be divinely struck by a heart attack. Fr Arthur Hervet of the church of St Martin Esquermes of Lille in northern France said he was turning to God because he did not believe those in power had any plans to help the Roma, except deport them.
Full article: http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2010/0823/1224277380160.html
Psychic Uri Geller believes his Scottish land hides buried Egyptian treasure...but his neighbors don't
When Uri Geller saw a rocky lump off Scotland's eastern coast was for sale a couple of years ago, the famed spoon-bender says he knew he had to have it. "I didn't know why. I was somehow drawn to it," Mr. Geller recalls. He put in a successful £30,000, or about $46,000, offer. Today, the 63-year-old paranormalist says he now understands why he bought the uninhabited, 100 yard-by-50 yard Lamb Island. Buried inside, he says, is an Egyptian treasure including relics supposedly brought there by a pharaoh's daughter some 3,500 years ago.
Full article: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703960004575427141750177982.html
NEWLY released documents on UFOs have revealed sightings in the skies above Cuddington and Hartford, going back more than a decade. The files contain a wide range of UFO-related documents, drawings, letters and Parliamentary questions, covering the years 1995 to 2003.
Full article: http://www.northwichguardian.co.uk/news/8338461.Secrets_reveal_UFOs_over_Hartford/
French priest prays for President Sarkozy to have a heart attack because of his attack on the Roma people throughout France
Several churchmen yesterday joined a chorus of criticism of President Nicolas Sarkozy’s decision to expel dozens of Roma from France, with one priest praying for him to be divinely struck by a heart attack. Fr Arthur Hervet of the church of St Martin Esquermes of Lille in northern France said he was turning to God because he did not believe those in power had any plans to help the Roma, except deport them.
Full article: http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/world/2010/0823/1224277380160.html
Psychic Uri Geller believes his Scottish land hides buried Egyptian treasure...but his neighbors don't
When Uri Geller saw a rocky lump off Scotland's eastern coast was for sale a couple of years ago, the famed spoon-bender says he knew he had to have it. "I didn't know why. I was somehow drawn to it," Mr. Geller recalls. He put in a successful £30,000, or about $46,000, offer. Today, the 63-year-old paranormalist says he now understands why he bought the uninhabited, 100 yard-by-50 yard Lamb Island. Buried inside, he says, is an Egyptian treasure including relics supposedly brought there by a pharaoh's daughter some 3,500 years ago.
Full article: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703960004575427141750177982.html
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