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A glass vial stopped with a cork during the Civil War has been opened, revealing a coded message to the desperate Confederate commander in Vicksburg on the day the Mississippi city fell to Union forces 147 years ago. The dispatch offered no hope t
Since the death of Zecharia Sitchin on Oct. 9, 2010, his critics have come out in droves on the internet to try to trash his work and his legacy. Because of my well-known regard for his work, which I heavily incorporated in Part IV of my book Everyth
Zecharia Sitchin's work in other texts, such as the Bible, is equally flawed. This site bears witness to the sorts of erors Sitchin makes in language analysis and translation with respect to the Hebrew Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
nce the historical connection disappeared, it led to the establishment of the idea of a supernatural GOD and pantheon assigning god hood to known individuals. All this gets past the idea that the direct connection is now severed. From that arose a
Ukraine to open Chernobyl nuclear disaster area to tourists in 2011, says tours will be safe
In this video, the origin of banking with the Knights Templar is explored, including their involvement with a demonic idol named Baphomet.
A man who is serving a life sentence for his role in the 1975 death of an American Indian Movement activist testified Monday that he stood nearby and watched another man shoot her. Arlo Looking Cloud testified against John Graham, saying he watche
In this video, the origin of coin money in the ancient practice of "sacred prostitution" is explored, as well as the origin of the word "money."
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, where the struggle of the native Lakota people -- appalling, and largely ignored -- compelled him to refocus. Five years of work later, his haunting photos intertwine with a shocking history lesson in this bold, courage
The World War II Katyn massacres were committed on the direct order of Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, Russia's lower house of parliament said Friday — a statement hailed by Polish officials. The 1940 massacre of around 20,000 Polish officers and ot
In this video, author Tracy R. Twyman explores the connection between the US dollar sign, the serpent in the Garden of Eden, and the arms of the Spanish House of Hapsburg.
It’s a book that should be required reading for everyone, regardless of political persuasion. For anyone who doesn’t understand how decisions are made shouldn’t criticize the decisions that are made. In George W. Bush, we had a leader who may not hav
The city that awaited Lincoln that fall remained a far cry from the populous, gleaming capital that it would become after -- and largely because of -- the Civil War. It was, as author Margaret Leech wrote in her Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "Reveille
Here was a 148-photograph document of a trip that a six-man delegation from the British Legion made to Nazi Germany in July 1935, during which they met not only Hitler but also the head of the Luftwaffe, Hermann Goering...
itself as a Palestinian people and we came and threw them out and took their country away from them. They did not ex
France now stands accused of causing The Great Depression. An paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests it was gold hoarding by France in the late 1920s that tipped the world into the economic abyss and not US monetary poli
He wasn't afraid of not being perfect. He just wanted to KNOW, and I had taught him something that he once knew but which somehow had slipped his mind
So the recent discovery of what appears to be 2 men near the river's edge in a photo of Cincinnati taken in 1848 is kind of a big deal among photography historians. The photo was taken by Charles Fontayne and William Porter -- who were standing on th
This state's official name — The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations — is more than just a mouthful. To many, it evokes stinging reminders of Rhode Island's prime role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
The U.S. government has recognized the World War II architect of a mission to rescue more than 500 U.S. bomber crew members shot down over Nazi-occupied Serbia. It was the largest air rescue of Americans behind enemy lines in any war.
... one of the only times the Japanese staged an attack on the American mainland during World War II, using giant paper balloons carrying explosive payloads.... carrying either an incendiary or an antipersonnel bomb ... launched from eastern Japanese
It was always thought the Titanic sank because its crew were sailing too fast and failed to see the iceberg before it was too late. But now it has been revealed they spotted it well in advance but still steamed straight into it...
While Texans are fiercely proud their state was once its own republic, and California celebrates the same former status on its flag, relatively few Louisianans know that a group of their forebears overthrew Spanish rule to carve out a tiny, independe
Jimmy Carter walks down memory lane to a time when he was sort of the original Tea Party candidate. His reminiscing is a big step up from shouting “racist!” so we say: Knock yourself out, Jimmy.
In September 1940, Pilecki didn't know exactly what was going on in Auschwitz, but he knew someone had to find out. He would spend 2 1/2 years in the prison camp, smuggling out word of the methods of execution and interrogation.
Actually, his sentence was a judicial jest. After Maged spent 3 days in jail, the judge canceled the rest of his sentence, remitted the fine and "gave him a little lecture on the importance of cooperation as opposed to individualism." The judge empha
A reclusive old lady who died alone in her flat in southwest England and had no one to pay for her funeral has posthumously shot to fame after it emerged she was an intrepid World War Two secret agent.
A Dutch history student has unearthed the world's oldest share, dating back to 1606 and issued by the sea trading firm Dutch East India Company. Locked away in forgotten city archives, the share was made out to Pieter Harmensz, a male resident of the
According to legend, members of the "White Guards" tried to cross Lake Baikal with the railway cars while it was frozen over with winter ice. But the weight of the cars caused them to crash through the ice and the gold sank into the depths.
Saliva samples taken from 39 relatives of the Nazi leader show he may have had biological links to the “subhuman” races that he tried to exterminate during the Holocaust.
