Loch Ness Monster Found

At the opening of the 21st century, we find mankind living in a great age of science. Even in the “Reddest- area” of the “Reddest State”, people look to meteorologists to tell them the path of the hurricane. We expect scientists to make accurate predictions, rather than burn them at the stake, as a witch. If we see a flying car, we are more likely to call a stockbroker to try to “Get in on the ground floor of a hot new product” than to call an exorcist assuming the car is possessed. This leads me to the question,” Why are There are some Conspiracy theories that refuse to die. Be it the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, UFO’s,Kennedy Lone Gunman Theory,or the Templar Knights.

It was CNN in Scotland that yesterday aired video of what Nessie watchers say is possible footage of the supposed mythical creature beneath Scotland»s most mysterious lake.

"I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this jet black thing, about 45 feet long, moving fairly fast in the water," said Gordon Holmes, the 55-year-old a lab technician from Shipley, Yorkshire, who took the video Saturday.

No matter how many studies are done,without finding any evidence for a 45 foot Mesozoic reptile, who’s demise, evidence shows, was at the K-T extinction, at the end of the Cretaceous Period – there will always be those that will believe it’s is hiding at the bottom off the Loch.
The Loch Ness monster is back - and there's video. A man has captured him.



I have been to Loch Ness,I must say it is a place that certainly deserves a visit. My wife and I toured the "Museum" and visitor center; stocking up on all sorts of gift items. We also rented a Land Rover Defender and went "Off-road-driving", It is difficult to explain just how green and tranquil the landscape appeared. The Loch is deep and often has a sort of silvery-glow, the product of reflections of a cloud-filled sky. The fact that every store, restaurant or tavern is stocked to the rafters with Scotch, is a part of the culture, and just perhaps, a factor in the number of sightings.

I would LOVE to find out that Nessie is real, but I tend to be one of those people that find the likelihood of a PLESIOSAUR Alive and well and living in Scotland a bit on the remote side.

Yet the sightings keep occurring.

Larry Lubell

Bigfoot on Mars?

Boy that Big Foot sure gets around.

Just when you were thinking maybe we heard the last of him -
Wham, he turns up on Mars.

Sure NASA tells us it's just a rock. but who are you going to trust, Scores of scientists using sophisticated equipment, or your own eyes.

Remember, NASA is still trying to tell us that there are no UFOs.

I wonder if we'll find the Loch Ness Monster living on Europa

Loch Ness Monster Found?

At the opening of the 21st century, we find mankind living in a great age of science. Even in the “Reddest- area” of the “Reddest State”, people look to meteorologists to tell them the path of the hurricane. We expect scientists to make accurate predictions, rather than burn them at the stake, as a witch. If we see a flying car, we are more likely to call a stockbroker to try to “Get in on the ground floor of a hot new product” than to call an exorcist assuming the car is possessed. This leads me to the question,” Why are There are some Conspiracy theories that refuse to die. Be it the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, UFO’s , Kennedy Lone Gunman Theory or the Templar Knights.

It was CNN in Scotland that yesterday aired video of what Nessie watchers say is possible footage of the supposed mythical creature beneath Scotland's most mysterious lake.

"I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this jet black thing, about 45 feet long, moving fairly fast in the water," said Gordon Holmes, the 55-year-old a lab technician from Shipley, Yorkshire, who took the video Saturday.

No matter how many studies are done,without finding any evidence for a 45 foot Mesozoic reptile, who’s demise, evidence shows, was at the K-T extinction, at the end of the Cretaceous Period – there will always be those that will believe it’s is hiding at the bottom off the Loch.
I would LOVE to find out that Nessie is real, but I tend to be one of those people that find the likelihood of a PLESIOSAUR Alive and well and living in Scotland a bit on the remote side.
Yet the sightings keep occurring. .
The Loch Ness monster is back - and there's video. A man has captured

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Kennedy Lone Gunman Theory Challenged

There are some Conspiracy theories that refuse to die. Be it the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, UFO’s or the Templar Knights. One of these enduring, albeit, far more realistic theories centers around the Kennedy assassination.

Lyndon B. Johnson established The Warren Commission, on November 29, 1963, to investigate the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy. The commission got it’s name from Chief Justice Warren who headed the investigation.


The report found that “Lee Harvey Oswald was solely responsible for the assassination of Kennedy and that the commission could not find any persuasive evidence of a conspiracy—either domestic or foreign—involving any other person(s), group(s), or country(ies)”.
The Single Bullet Theory often credited to a Warren Commission staffer named Arlen Specter (now a Republican US Senator), states that a single bullet, known as " "CE399 ", was responsible for all of the non-fatal wounds to both the President and then Governor John Connally. It was then a second bullet That caused the fatal head wound to Kennedy.


The Warren Commission, instead of putting “Closure” on the assassination, became a lightning rod for criticism and a catalyst for conspiracy theorists.


Wikipedia lists several of the most common 4 Conspiracy theories.


4.1 CIA and Anti-Castro Cuban Exile conspiracy
4.2 LBJ conspiracy
4.3 Mafia and Hoover conspiracy
4.4 Organized Crime and the CIA conspiracy
4.5 Soviet Bloc conspiracy
4.6 Roscoe White
4.7 Cuban conspiracy
4.8 Israeli conspiracy
4.9 Death threats on Irish visit
4.10 Alleged connections of George H. W. Bush


Over the years, the majority of Americans have been critical of the Warren report, yet were also unwilling to believe most of the conspiracy theories. Personally I have seen little reason to believe that our government is even capable of carrying off such a large “Cover-up.” Let Watergate stand as an example of how difficult it is for our leaders to hold on to secrets. It’s not that government officials are too honest to try, they are just too inept to pull it off.

So imagine my surprise to read today that the lone gunman theory was under atttact from a team of researchers including a former top FBI scientist. William Tobin, a metallurgist that worked for the FBI Lab, said new chemical and statistical analyses of bullets from the same batch used by Oswald suggest that more than two bullets could have struck the president. "Evidence used to rule out a second assassin is fundamentally flawed," the researchers said in their article.
"If the assassination (bullet) fragments are derived from three or more separate bullets, then a second assassin is likely."

The team in addition to Tobin, includes Cliff Spiegelman, professor of statistics at Texas A&M and an expert in bullet-lead analysis, and William D. James, a research chemist with the Texas A&M Center for Chemical Characterization and Analysis (CCCA). It is their conclusion that the bullets fragments could show that more that just two shots hit the president and John Connally.

The paper currently is available online at http://www.imstat.org/aoas/next_issue.html.

Maybe there are reasons why some Conspiracy theories that refuse to die. Maybe we should look harder for Nessie, or storm the gates at AREA 51.


Larry Lubell
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