(78 comments) SHARE        Wednesday, September 21, 2016
The Final Theory of Everything, an in-depth interview with the author In 2002 Mark McCutcheon published his book The Final Theory at Universal Publishers. It was an instant success on the Amazon website, however it also created controversy. It presented to the world a new Theory of Everything that worked out of the box to replace Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, Einstein's Theories of Relativity and Quantum Mechanics. It answers why we won't find dark matter or dark energy in the universe.

(1 comments) SHARE        Saturday, April 20, 2013
Before the Delusion by William Gleeson, a bombshell rewriting 12,000 years of history Before the Delusion: Secret Vatican Files of the Pyramids and Stonehenge is an excellent book that changes nearly everything you thought you knew about human history and the origin of religion, in particular Christianity and Judaism.

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Culpa Innata by B. Barmanbek: A Dystopian novel about a New World Order Culpa Innata is a well written, imaginative, and realistic dystopian novel set in the future and taking place in Eastern Europe. It paints a picture of what a New World Order might look like following a great economic meltdown, worldwide riots, globalisation, and some affluent trillionaires buying the worldwide debt to introduce a new system in their own vision, a vision where mega-corporations control the world.

(1 comments) SHARE        Thursday, November 17, 2011
Cult bands from the 80s When you hear people in America talking about some great import band that only they seem to know anything about, and for which they bought everything they could back then in the 80s, including large posters, bootlegs and obscure EPs, spending a fortune on this but feeling great about it... well that was me 25 years ago.

(49 comments) SHARE        Sunday, July 24, 2011
Gravity Breakthrough: Springing into a Gravitational Revolution A revolutionary article about a breakthrough in gravity. A world premiere on the topic, it could make history. With a simple spring experiment it proves without doubt that our current theories of gravity are wrong.

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Strauss-Kahn's plot thickens with the identical charges of Mahmoud Abdel-Salam Omar The 74 year old Mahmoud Abdel-Salam Omar, a wealthy man and former chairman of Egypt's Bank of Alexandria, was arrested on May 31 under sexual assault charges involving a New York hotel maid. The charges and circumstances are practically identical to the 62 year old Dominique Strauss-Kahn alleged offences.

(1 comments) SHARE        Sunday, May 22, 2011
IMF Dominique Strauss-Kahn's charges: the French believe it's a plot Le Monde confirmed in a poll conducted by CSA that for 57% of the French population, Strauss-Kahn is the victim of a plot. Reviewing the French Press reveals that most of the mass media in France published articles of main political figures, including political rivals, stating that they do not believe the charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn are genuine. Here is a review of the most substantial articles in the French Press.

(13 comments) SHARE        Saturday, April 16, 2011
Breakthrough in Faster-Than-Light Travel and Communication, and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Interstellar space-travel and near-instant communication; discovering a network of intelligent extraterrestrial signals; harnessing the mysterious instantaneous quantum-entanglement effect. By the end of this article you will see how clarifying a simple but extremely fundamental misunderstanding in our science legacy makes all of this a viable reality -- now.

SHARE        Monday, November 22, 2010
The right to demonstrate is the sign of a healthy democracy As a Court Clerk in a criminal court, most cases just leave me totally indifferent. You could easily think I have lost my heart about such things a few years ago, incapable to feel anything now either for the defendants or their victims. True, I admit it. When you see it every day, the same sort of cases one after the other, you quickly become insensitive to it all. But not this time.

(1 comments) SHARE        Friday, August 27, 2010
John F Kennedy just won't die I couldn't care less for JFK, apart from the fact that he is now but an international airport. I only care to see how many died talking about his death, over 40 now at the last count, and I wonder, deep down, if I will be shot for writing this article. The powers that be certainly do not kid around when it comes to JFK, they kill you outright even today. Let's test it then, I don't care dying an accidental death.

(22 comments) SHARE        Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Expansion Theory - Our Best Candidate for a Final Theory of Everything? On 4 March 2010, New Scientist magazine published an article entitled "Knowing the mind of God: Seven theories of everything", where Michael Marshall reviewed the most promising candidates for the Theory of Everything, the Holy Grail of theoretical physics. So, what does this report card have to say --" is our search for this ultimate scientific understanding going well?

(3 comments) SHARE        Sunday, February 14, 2010
How to Create a New World Order In science fiction there is a specific category of books called alternate history where you simply travel into the past and suddenly change history. What if you could travel to 1754 just before the French and Indian War in America with a modern army of the future, and decided to build a new world order? Would you stop the Seven Years' War that started in 1756? Where would you begin, how would you go about it?

SHARE        Friday, November 6, 2009
Humankind's future: social and political Utopia or Idiocracy? By some coincidence in the last three days I read Men Like Gods of H. G. Wells and watch the films Idiocracy, City of Ember and WALL-E. They all deal with humankind's future, a very bleak future that could possibly become the ultimate Utopia or perfect world, not before another world war, the extinction of humanity, and survival of a few humans to come back to Earth from space, or emerging from underground to start anew.

SHARE        Friday, October 30, 2009
Capitalist planning: we can't find a damn job! Capitalist planning. Only do something if one can make a dollar. And certainly don't do anything if one cannot make at least a billion dollars.

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Revolutionary new physics could lead to ultimate weapons of mass destruction As a sci-fi author and science consultant for films and television documentaries, I have made it my mission to seek out every alternate theory out there – no matter how crazy they may seem – to explore any possibility of new physics that might be uncovered and put to use. That is, until I came across something so perfect and convincing that I had to stop in my tracks.

SHARE        Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Why are we dreaming we can change the world? What are dreams? For that matter, what is sleeping? We spend at least a third of our time sleeping and perhaps also dreaming, in fact, sleeping and dreaming can almost define us more than anything else we will ever do or achieve in our lifetime, and yet so rarely we stop to wonder about their real significance, and how it could actually change the world.

SHARE        Wednesday, August 26, 2009
The battle of the sexes is still raging Men and women are all the same, you just alienate each other as you're simply incompatible. We're all tired of this life, we're all tired of each other. If we could only just shut up once in a while, the battle of the sexes could finally be over.

SHARE        Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Embracing women and gay rights At the forefront of all human rights in the world today, before we could even be scandalized by how blatantly religious leaders speak against and bully gays, lesbians and transgenders, would be women rights. In a way these battles for recognition of the most basic human rights are very similar.

(3 comments) SHARE        Thursday, July 23, 2009
Is it too late to grow a conscience? As humanity, do we have a conscience? Sometimes it could be opened to debate as we can easily point out many human beings who do not appear to have one at all. Mostly politicians, religious leaders, management and all sorts of criminals. Maybe none of them require a conscience to reach ultimate power and wealth. What about us, is it too late to develop a conscience?

(3 comments) SHARE        Sunday, June 28, 2009
Mind control is no conspiracy theory If humanity was on trial, or at least our governments, the prosecution would certainly order a bad character application, also perhaps a psychiatric report, and it would not be pretty. The list of antecedents, past offences, would be infinite. The pre-sentence report would certainly state prison for life, and suggest just about every single rehabilitation programme, once behind bars. But what about if you were on trial?