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SHOCK CLAIM: John Kerry ‘visited Antarctica to examine secret Nazi UFO base’

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Credit: express.co.uk US SECRETARY of State John Kerry visited Antarctica to examine the remains of a secret Nazi UFO base, it has extraordinarily been claimed. By JON AUSTIN Kerry visited the frozen continent last month, officially to highlight the effects of climate change, but  conspiracy theorists  bizarrely claim it was to examine “Nazi UFO bases.” The madcap claim stems back to earlier conspiracy theories, one being that Adolf Hitler did not commit suicide in his Berlin bunker in May 1945, but escaped in a submarine to a secret base in Antarctica.  The other is astonishingly that the Nazis shared secret Antarctic  UFO  bases with reptilian alien species in the run up to WWII, where they experimented with flying saucer technology. Now, after the Kerry visit, which conspiracy theorists suggest was to view these bases, it is being claimed that a Nazi UFO base is visible in images of the Antarctic taken by NASA.   Read ...
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This Scientist Is Building A Real Time Machine

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This Scientist Is Building A Real Time Machine - And Thinks It Will Work By: Rob Waugh's Yahoo Blog ‘If time travel is possible, where are the tourists from the future?’ Stephen Hawking asked in A Brief History Of Time. But one scientist believes that time travel is possible - and he has the design for a working ‘time telephone’, which he believes will receive messages from the future. Ronald Mallett, 69,  is a respected theoretical physicist at the University of Connecticut, and the subject of a new documentary, ‘ How To Build a Time Machine ’. He believes that a ‘tunnel’ of laser light can send messages through time - and that a time machine will be built this century. He also thinks he has the answer to Stephen Hawking’s question about why we have never seen a time traveller. Mallett’s quest to build a time machine has been a lifelong one - inspired by the death of his father, when he was aged 10. The young Mallett - who read a comic book ve...
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Racial Discrimination: A Cause Of Police Brutality

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Credit: trendhunter.com Police brutality occurs for a number of reasons: the most common is racial discrimination. 89% of the people who died in NYPD custody between the years 1990 and 1994 were African American or Hispanic (Elisha, Joshua & Zenobia, 2010). Some examples of this brutality are the cases involving Rodney King, Oscar Grant III, Patrick Hall and Abner Louima. 59% of all Americans in 1999 agreed that racial discrimination was a major problem. (The Struggle Against Racial Profiling, n.d.) A study was conducted that proved that “minority citizens are stopped by the police more than white citizens but minority driven vehicles are no more likely to have drug paraphernalia than whites’ vehicles” (Lundman, 2008, p.242). Racial discrimination is the main cause of police brutality. The U.S. History Encyclopedia defines police brutality as the use of any force exceeding that reasonably necessary to accomplish a lawful police purpose (2006). Most brutality began du...
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