UFO Crash-Retrieval
Conference, Christopher (Kit) Green’s Fine Art, National Geographic Channel’s
Egypt Unwrapped, Alexander the Great’s Lost Tomb, Mount Everest’s Fallen Giants,
BlindGossip.com, and more…
UFO
Crash-Retrieval Conference
The
6th International UFO Crash-Retrieval Conference was held on Friday, November 7
and concluded Sunday, November 9th. The Conference was at the Tuscany Suites
Hotel in Las Vegas. George Knapp was the Keynote speaker and once again thrilled
the large banquet guests with a terrific presentation. George’s talk was on the
Needles, California crash of “something”. A large object with a turquoise hue
plummeted out of the sky in the early morning hours of May 14 and plowed into
the earth south of Las Vegas near Needles. Eyewitnesses say this was no
meteorite, especially since several black helicopters came looking for it and
then hauled it away.
http://www.lasvegasnow.com/Global/story.asp?s=8750270
Coast to Coast AM’s George
Noury was a speaker and did his very popular radio show on Friday night from the
KXNT studios on West Sahara Avenue with the speakers as guests. Everyone who
paid $30 for Noury’s “Meet & Greet” reception said it was well worth the price!
The speaker lineup included many of my friends: Dr. Robert Wood, Ryan Wood, Jim
Marrs, Linda Moulton Howe, Richard Dolan, Dr. John Alexander and Stephen Bassett
(the organizer of the terrific X Conference.
I made an appearance at the
banquet, not partaking of the buffet, on Saturday night. Meeting up with some
friends I haven’t seen in awhile, I also met an interesting woman who is a
follower of Havar. She speaks and writes a “universal cosmic language”.
Apparently, when ETs publicly make their presence known here next year (Stephen
Bassett’s disclosure timeframe), this is the language they will be speaking.
Very briefly, here is what I found out about the teachings of HAVAR from Havar’s
website.
“Havar is a phenomenal
individual who came directly from the Primary Council (from another space and
time) in order to be with us physically to teach this knowledge and information
to all who would listen and for it to be revealed when the time was right. That
time has come.
“HAVAR is not now with us
physically but had clear-sight and was without burden of the muddled thinking
and programs that our conscious minds absorb and could see through the confusion
and thought-forms that pervade our planet and thinking process -- a true
Master.” KASTARA PARASAVA, Ms.D
There are already neutral
invented languages like Esperanto or Ido that were proposed as a bridge between
people who otherwise could not communicate. This idea inspired among
others
Father Schleyer, the inventor of Volapük in 1887 and Dr L. Zamenhof, the
inventor of Esperanto, whose language remains the best known of its type over a
century since it was first launched. Ido is improvements to Esperanto by a group
of scientists and linguists who had nothing else to do. The committee included
the Danish linguist Professor Otto Jespersen and the French mathematician and
philosopher Professor Louis Couturat. They took the best from Esperanto and from
another invention, Idiom Neutral, added further improvements, and developed a
language which is almost certainly the easiest in the world, yet at the same
time one of the most precise. Next week’s column will be written exclusively in
Esperanto.
Christopher Green Fine Art
Our
dear friend Dr. Christopher (Kit) Green is now dividing his time, with wife
Kristen, between living and working in Beijing, China and the U.S.
In 1969, Kit went to work for
the Central Intelligence Agency. By the end of his career with the agency in
1985, he was reporting directly to the Director of the Agency as a Senior
Division Analyst with the newly formed Office of Scientific and Weapons
Intelligence.
Kit’s role as chief analyst (and guardian of the CIA’s “weird desk”) has led
conspiracy theorists to firmly believe that Kit “debriefed” the injured Roswell
alien and knows where and when EBE (Extraterrestrial Biological Entity)
vacations on Earth. The persistent UFO rumor says that there were two alien
beings abroad the wonky craft that crashed in Roswell. One of the two beings
died and his autopsy was filmed! The other? After extensive plastic surgery, he
is said to be enjoying retirement in Palm Springs.
Kit’s true passion is art and
he now has a website. Kit originally trained in Oils and Acrylics at
Northwestern University, but 'switched' exclusively to Oriental Inks in 1999
while living and studying in China and Singapore. His Master was Nai Swee Leng
and Kit was directed to him by his framer in Singapore. Kit became Master Leng’s
student and developed a unique Western-Oriental style.
Kit paints on heavy D'Arches
in a 12' - 24' X 18' - 36' format, or alternatively on rice paper or rice-paper
collage mounted on canvas structure, to accommodate commissions for specific
requirements. Kit’s commissions, which he enjoys doing, include an extensive
consultation with the client.
Kit’s style is best described
as Representational Art, a blend of free-expressionistic post-modernism with
discernable figure-ground relationships and recognizable patterns, portraiture,
and scenes. His adaptations of Master Nai’s style is a blend of oriental
free-expression in both black inks and colored ink-water-colors with Western
overtones in execution and use of color. (Pictured: Pre-Moon. Oriental Inks on
Canvas, 3.5 Feet x 2.0 Feet x 1 inch)
Kit was the only Western
Artist juried into a prestigious Singapore Oriental Ink Exhibition in 2003, and
was subsequently published in a Fine Art Book of the Exhibition. Kit also
practices medicine at the Detroit Medical Center, and maintains an active studio
in New Baltimore. http://christophergreenfineart.com/
NGC’s
Egypt Unwrapped
National
Geographic Channel’s Expedition Week continues on Friday, November 21 at 8 p.m.
with Alexander the Great's Lost Tomb and at 9 p.m., Mystery of the Screaming
Man.
Alexander the Great's Lost
Tomb. I am a huge fan of the fascinating and merciless Alexander the Great. As
one of history's greatest warrior kings, he conquered most of the known ancient
world. Alexander died in 323 BC when he was 32 years old. I favor the poisoning
theory. His men were sick and tired of the constant marching. His soldiers
marched for 12 years covering 22,000 miles from Greece all the way to India and
back to Babylon.
Macedonian by birth,
Alexander died a pharaoh of Egypt, and his legacy would shape the Egyptian
empire for the next 300 years. The location of his tomb has eluded
archaeologists for more than 2,000 years.
Alexander's body was placed
in a gold sarcophagus, which was in turn placed in a second gold casket and
covered with a purple robe. It is said that Ptolemy I stole the body and brought
it to Alexandria, where it was on display in a glass coffin until Late
Antiquity.
"Octavian next viewed the
body of Alexander, and even touched it in such a fashion that, so it is said, a
piece of the nose was broken off. Yet he went not to see the corpses of the
Ptolemies, despite the keen desire of the Alexandrians to show them to him,
retorting, 'I wished to see a king not dead people.'" Dio Cassius, 3rd century
AD
It
was the most renowned and respected shrine in the Roman Empire, the object of
veneration by Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, Octavian, Caligula, Hadrian, Severus,
Caracalla and other luminaries. It stood for centuries within a sacred precinct
the size of a large town at the heart of the greatest Greek city in the world.
The Roman emperor Caligula was said to have looted the tomb, stealing
Alexander's breastplate, and wearing it.
At the end of the 4th century
AD, when the Christian emperor Theodosius outlawed paganism, it disappeared
without trace, creating the greatest archaeological enigma of the ancient world.
What became of the tomb of Alexander the Great? Does any part of it still
survive? (Pictured: The golden larnax of the father of Alexander the Great, on
display in Thessaloniki, Greece)
Egypt Unwrapped: Mystery of
the Screaming Man, Friday, November 21, at 9 p.m. More than a century ago, an
unmarked coffin was found lying in a cave with some of the greatest pharaohs in
Egyptian history. The contents were shocking -- a roughly 3,000-year-old mummy,
his face locked in an eternal scream, and little sign of a normal ancient
Egyptian burial.
What caused this man's
haunting expression? Why wasn't he mummified according to custom? And what
secrets can he reveal about the Egyptian attitude toward the afterlife. Using
cutting-edge medical science and unprecedented access, a facial anthropologist
re-creates the face of this mummy to solve the mystery of The Screaming Man.
(Pictured: Another screaming mummy from Museo de las Momias (the Museum of
Mummies) outside Guanajuato, a colonial city located 370 kilometres northwest of
Mexico City)
The Scorpion King. Sunday,
November 23, at 8 p.m. For nearly a hundred years, historians have been
searching for the answer to the riddle of The Scorpion King, trying to unravel
the mystery of the real ancient ruler. From fragments of evidence, experts are
building a picture of a ruler 5,000 years ago whose achievements laid the
foundations for history's most enduring civilization. This king likely united
the upper and lower kingdoms of ancient Egypt, organized his kingdom with the
world's earliest phonetic writing system and began a new style of burial that
may have inspired the complex tombs and pyramids of the pharaohs. (Pictured:
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as The Scorpion King)
What I’m
Reading
Fallen
Giants: A History of Himalayan Mountaineering from the Age of Empire to the Age
of Extremes by Maurice Isserman and Stewart Weaver.
“Fallen Giants” is a huge
book detailed with maps about the conquest of Mount Everest. The first
successful ascent of Mount Everest was in 1953 by Sir Edmund Hillary and his
Sherpa teammate Tenzing Norgay but, in the authors extensive research, note that
The Great Beast 666, Aleister Crowley, was a mountaineering maven, until he gave
it up to become a Satanist (“Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.”).
Crowley had climbed extensively in Switzerland and joined a K2
expedition, but thievery of rations, jealousies, and petty arguments collapsed
the success of the adventure. Crowley’s climbing partners obviously did what
they wanted!
Crowley then led a climb to Kangchenjunga in Sikkim in 1905 that
ended tragically with one climber and three porters killed. Crowley left
mountaineering and turned exclusively to “sex, drugs, and black magic”.
“Because It Is There”. George
Mallory’s (pictured on left, with Andrew Irvine) body was finally discovered in
1999, but the question still remains, “Did Mallory summit?” “Mallory of Everest”
was a member of the famous “Bloomsbury Group” and initiated into the pleasures
of “the higher sodomy”. Mallory married and had
several children; however, according to the authors, he chose inexperienced, but
handsome and athletic, Andrew Irvine, 21, as his climbing partner in his third
Mount Everest expedition in 1924. Irvine had no Himalayan or high-altitude
climbing experience.
Perhaps, as some writers
suggested, Mallory might have been romantically attracted to Irvine and that
came into play when unwisely choosing Irvine as his summit partner. The pair's
last known sighting was only a few hundred metres from the summit.
Did Mallory and Irvine
summit? It remains the topic of much debate and research. Sir Edmund Hillary
asked: "If you climb a mountain for the first time and die on the descent, is it
really a complete first ascent of the mountain? I am rather inclined to think
personally that maybe it is quite important, the getting down, and the complete
climb of a mountain is reaching the summit and getting safely to the bottom
again."
BlindGossip.com
It
seems everyone is gleefully guessing about this Blind Item. Gee, and
incidentally this comes directly on the heels of American Idol’s puppet- master
Simon Cowell announcing he gave his now ex-girlfriend a $9 million kiss–off that
includes cash and a $4.5 million house!
Cowell insists he does not
want to get married and does not want to have children! Send you guesses to
BlindGossip.com, who says:
Lovely Parting Gifts Buy
Silence. “When a couple split after several years together, the official parting
is usually slow and painful and messy. So you really have to question why the
breakup of this couple is going to be swift and painless and clean. It turns out
that one half of the couple has incredible leverage in harboring some very deep
and very nasty secrets about the other half and their sexual proclivities. The
mildest of these secrets is the typical inclusion of a surprising third party,
as well as one person’s penchant for wearing clothing of the opposite sex.
Several jaw-dropping parting gifts are in the works to effectively buy the ex’s
silence.” BlindGossip.com
