April 30, 2010 — Are Aliens a Threat?
Could space aliens be out to get us? Stephen Hawking thinks so and he tells Larry and YOU why! And, what he thinks an alien would look like!
If extraterrestrials could be a danger to us, as Hawking suggests, should we stop trying to contact them? Dan Aykroyd and others debate!
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Friday, April 30, 2010
Jim Marrs - NWO, Alien Agenda
28 April 2010
Truth Frequency Radio
This week we are joined by author, researchers, journalist and film maker Jim Marrs to speak about his book The Trillion Dollar Conspiracy.Jim spoke about everything from vaccines and the NWO bankster take over to the alien agenda.
Truth Frequency Radio
This week we are joined by author, researchers, journalist and film maker Jim Marrs to speak about his book The Trillion Dollar Conspiracy.Jim spoke about everything from vaccines and the NWO bankster take over to the alien agenda.
Obama calls military to quell spill
April 30, 2010 — Barack Obama, the US president, has mobilized the military to help deal with the spreading oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico.
Endangered birds and animals in four US states are threatened by slick that Obama, said oil giant BP is ultimately responsible for.
Experts fear the pollution could be worse than the Exxon Valdeez spill more than 20 years ago.
The first traces of oil from the slick have now reached the mouth of the Mississippi river, but out to sea, the situation is much worse.
Planes spraying dispersant chemicals on the oil slick are making little progress - while BP's crews fail to cap the ruptured well-pipe on the sea bottom and called for help from US Navy submarines.
Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker reports from Louisiana, where shrimp fishermen fear the worst.
Endangered birds and animals in four US states are threatened by slick that Obama, said oil giant BP is ultimately responsible for.
Experts fear the pollution could be worse than the Exxon Valdeez spill more than 20 years ago.
The first traces of oil from the slick have now reached the mouth of the Mississippi river, but out to sea, the situation is much worse.
Planes spraying dispersant chemicals on the oil slick are making little progress - while BP's crews fail to cap the ruptured well-pipe on the sea bottom and called for help from US Navy submarines.
Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker reports from Louisiana, where shrimp fishermen fear the worst.
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