This is a documentary of wonderful contradiction.

And a forward motion of its time.

Space is not empty.

We are all this one tiny thing in a really big universe.

We have been betrayed and must make it right.

When my old Mac finally gave up the ghost after 16 years, I managed to save some stuff from the hard disc. But as I looked through the recovered material I noticed that much of my collection of ancient ufo art did not make the journey to the new computer. To the net, I shouted to my keyboard and my fingers.
Flash! Not only does this link have everything I had, it has more.
history of ufos

Thank you crystalinks.com.

Season Three.  This episodes suggests celestial help in creating The United States of America.

Am I too late to say Happy New Year, again?  Wait, Chinese New is coming up and so is Thai New Year in April, well, I’ll wish you again then.

David (W. David Barclay, author, Unity, and soon, something else) and I were skyping and he said, liked that piece you did on peace.  ?  I didn’t recall.  David sent me the link, I read it and thought, okay.  I still think that.

http://www.gravitycontrol.org/forum/index.php?topic=178.0

The above is more like my message for happy days ahead whatever the year.

As I speak, this film is showing on Cinemax.

A story about alien invasion but I don’t think anyone has made a more intriguing example including HG Well’s War of the Worlds. Great title huh? Both of them. War of the Worlds and
Invasion of the Body Snatchers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAY37Zd6mIE

This movie is not about friendly folk from the sky.  Perhaps more like the original The Thing, an invader of vegetable origin.  This took that to a new level.  Alien seeds on the wind that copy anything they’re near.

My previous happy new year greeting was a downer but I couldn’t take it down.

I feel better tonight.

I was moved to a more positive feeling by a post by the Gwandau Team.

Happy New Year All!

Now leave me alone and let me get back to this old great movie.

And thank you so much for your support.

This is our year.  Or we’re all gonna die.  Or not.  But still, this is our year.

Now, back to the movie.

Double Feature Nite!

They Live!  Not sure if the original title had the exclamation mark but for a look back to a 1988 cheap John Carpenter movie, it resonates again with a big secret take-over.