ATS Weekly: Edition 015
October 25, 2005
The Event that Opened My Mind
Jumping in the wayback machine for ATS Weekly, I decided to have a peek into one of the first conspiracies that really got my attention in my life and
it was constantly followed by one tantalizing clue after another. It was my original rabbit hole and I kept finding it to run deeper and deeper at
every turn. It all started for me long before ATS with one name. Aleister Crowley.
Criss Angel: Master Magician or Master
Hoaxer?
Every person has wished, during one time or another, that they could possess super-human abilities. From watching television, to reading about the
subject, our minds are intrigued about having abilities that are unnatural to the average person. There have been many claims to having super-human
abilities. Some of these claims have died out. Yet some have lived on, because of our intrigue and the inability to prove or disprove these certain
claims. One particular claim that this article will be discussing is that of a man named Criss Angel.
Paperclip Revisted
The thought of combining operation paperclip with the Roswell incident in my mind really works, it goes to reason the Nazis were working on saucer
shaped ships during WWII and this information could be invaluable to the scientists at Roswell. I love the way with ATS Forums that you can give out
an idea, and the members will take the idea and run with it, pooling all their information and resources to either prove or disprove the ideas.
News of the Weird
Describing something like a scene straight out of a Halloween horror flick, Kevin F. Eno said he has witnessed a group of poltergeists wreak havoc in
a house, pick up a refrigerator and turn it around and throw a television across the room. It was 1974 at a house in Bridgeport, Conn., where Eno
experienced one of the most extreme cases of paranormal activity in his 35-year career.
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