Yaphet Kotto UFO

Yaphet Kotto says Hunger Games ripped off his Running Man which he starred in with Arnold Schwarzenegger. It’s unbelievable how close the two movies are….  The Running Man came after Kotto’s Live And Let Die Bond hit and a year or two before “Alien” and Midnight Run, not many actors have starred in such consistent hits as Kotto, who feels that the rip off was unnecessary, the realization has taken his mind off of the tragedy in the Philippines, but only for a moment he begins to start a campaign for donation to restore Tacloban and for the book tour of his new book.  Kotto’s anger is not alone. Arnold Schwarzenegger has given us some of the finest musical numbers of all time, including his odes to  Predator ,  Batman and Robin , and more. But this heartfelt proclamation of how Hunger Games ripped off his beloved classic Running Man may be his greatest work yet, and is titled "Fuck You, The Hunger Games." http://community.wikia.co...

The Bermuda Triangle is still one of the biggest unsolved mysteries in the world. The Bermuda Triangle is a large part of ocean in the North Atlantic that has been the source of many plain- and boat disappearances. A number of explanations have been suggested over the years ranging from; time warps, extreme weather to alien abductions. There is substantial evidence to show that many of the disappearances have been exaggerated, but even if those were excluded from the total count, the odds of vanishing into thin air are higher in the Bermuda Triangle then anywhere else. The   Bermuda Triangle , also known as the   Devil's Triangle , is an undefined region in the western part of the North   Atlantic Ocean , where a number of   aircraft   and  ships   are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. According to the   US Navy , the triangle does not exist, and the name is not recognized by the   US Board on Geograp...

Much of the mystery surrounding the Bermuda Triangle stems from the mysterious disappearance of Flight 19. On December 5, 1945, five U.S. bombers took off from a U.S. Naval Air Base in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and subsequently disappeared. No trace of the planes or personnel involved in Flight 19 have ever been discovered. At around 2:10 p.m. on December 5, 1945, five TBM Torpedo Bombers left on a training flight that would take them several hundred miles round trip over the Atlantic Ocean and back to their base. There were 14 men on board the planes. The flight instructor – who was piloting one of the bombers – had more than 2500 hours of flight time. Every other pilot involved had conducted 350-400 hours of flight time. In short, they weren’t the most experienced bunch, with the exception of the instructor, but they were hardly unprepared for a routine training flight. When Flight 19 departed, it was a little windy and the water was choppy. This was within the norm for fl...

Images: vimeo.com World War II was a global conflict involving all of the world’s superior forces. During a time of war human rights and societal laws become lost, towns are massacred, art houses are looted, and armed forces people are assassinated. The conflicting countries operations and certain war time events become classified and highly secretive. This is why many historical gaps and mysteries surround wars. Many influential events that occurred during World War II are still shrouded in mystery, including an outbreak of reported unidentified flying objects. Bright lights and unexplained UFO’s became such a regular occurrence during WWII that they were given the name “Foo Fighters” or “Kraut Fireballs.” Here is information surrounding 10 of the most widely documented mysteries of WWII. Centaur CS IV Tanks Discovered In 2008, the remains of two rusting tanks were found eight miles off East Wittering, West Sussex. After primary images were taken o...