concerned she flunked the "channel test."

I found the second item in the MUFON Journal, December 1980, page 20. In the "In Other Words" column by Lucius Farish there was the following:

"The October 7 issue of National Inquirer reports that a California-based group, the Interplanetary Network, claims that more than 1,500 people around the world have been contacted by extraterrestrial beings. Valerie Jean Ransone of the Network termed the contact "part of a precise program of communication" on the part of the aliens."

Monday, March 7, 2011

I have just been reading a book titled "Spiritual Encounters with Unusual Light Phenomena: Lightforms" by Mark Fox. The book was published in 2008 by the University of Wales Press, but I have only recently become aware of it.The tirade from Pyongyang follows Trump hosting North Korean defectors in the Oval Office, and his inclusion of a double amputee and North Korean defector in his State of the Union address, where he also pointed to the "depraved" nature of the Kim regime.

North Korean media called the visit by defectors an "intolerable politically motivated provocation and tyrannical blackmail," the Japan Times notes.

The article bashing Trump, which appeared in North Korea's most widely circulated paper, connected Trump's recently increased interest in human rights in North Korea to rumblings out of the White House that he's planning military action.

"There is a foolish attempt to make pretense for provocation and pave the road for invasion ahead of conducting the military adventure 'bloody nose strategy,'" the paper wrote.

According to the paper,