The Black Knight mystery in orbit around the Earth

In its edition on 7 March 1960 Time magazine reported that the “mysterious ‘dark’ satellite wheeling overhead on a regular orbit” that had made headlines three weeks earlier, causing “nervous speculation that it might be a surveillance satellite launched by the Russians”, was in fact “a space derelict, the remains of an Air Force Discoverer…

Baba Vanga and Bulgaria’s buried Egyptian anomalies

About 28 years after British entertainer and comedian Bernard Cribbins’ novelty song “The Hole In The Ground” was released a team sent in by the Bulgarian defence ministry was “digging this hole” in Tsarichina, about 30 kilometres outside Sofia, although “it’s not there now, the ground’s all flat” but beneath the stone that marks where…

Pareidolia or a serpent hidden in plain sight?

In the first part of this investigation into the ominous hints of an impending takeover by a New World Order manifested in the unusual imagery at the United Nations’ Security Council Chamber, Denver Airport, on a Google-esque wallpaper download as well as inside the Hall of the Pontifical Audiences, I pointed out the serpentine symbolism…