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Are we alone in the universe? Probably not. Watch this rather convincing video that explains why such a question is so important to humanity and our origins as well as answers into our future. A compelling documentary and research based on the book “Genesis Revisited” by Zecharia Sitchin.

Zecharia Sitchin (born 1922) is a best-selling author of books promoting the ancient astronaut theory of mankind’s origins. He attributes the creation of the ancient Sumerian culture to the Annunaki (or Nephilim) from a hypothetical planet named Nibiru in the solar system. He posits that Sumerian mythology reflects this thesis. His ideas have largely been ignored by mainstream scientists or historians. - Wiki

The Church of the SubGenius has announced that the end of the world will take place on Thursday, July 5, 2007. In preparation for the fulfillment of this doomsday prophecy, the Church is requesting that all of its members participate in a festival with rock concerts and blasphemous rituals taking place in upstate New York, during the final weekend before the arrival of the apocalypse.

The Church of the SubGenius is a popular organization often seen as a “parody” of religious cults, including Scientology, the Raelians, the Unification Church, and racist hate groups such as Christian Identity. The organization is widely seen as a satire that mocks organized religion, or as the church describes itself, “a cynisacreligion.”

Since its inception in 1953, Church founder J.R. “Bob” Dobbs has predicted that a fleet of flying saucers will arrive at the beginning of July to destroy the worldwide Conspiracy against the Church of the SubGenius, while all ordained SubGenius ministers will be rescued by escape vessels piloted by the Alien Sex Goddesses, also known as the Xists.

The Church is inviting all of its members worldwide to gather together for the final hours in Sherman, New York from Thursday, June 28 to Thursday, July 5, at a clothing-optional outdoor campground called Brushwood Folklore Center. The first gathering at this compound took place in 1996, and the event has increased in size and participants each following year. 1998 was designated the first true “X-Day,” and each successive year has added one to the total. This year’s celebration in 2007 is X-Day 10, or X-Day X.

The Church has been engaged in a massive recruitment campaign to increase the numbers of its membership before the arrival of the Xists. According to Church records, the organization currently has approximately 100,000 members worldwide. SubGenius recruitment has been especially dedicated among the ranks of people who refuse to conform to the norms of society, including disbelievers, blasphemers, pranksters, rebels, hackers, pornographers, geeks, and outcasts.

The Church is seeking performers and producers from the adult entertainment industry in particular, because sexual freedom has been an important part of Church doctrine from the start. X-Day will be a celebration of free expression, performance art, rock and roll, pornography, and adult entertainment; and certain parts of the event will be restricted to adults only. Only ordained ministers of the Church of the SubGenius are allowed at the event, but the Church is accepting memberships at its standard rate of $30 up until the final hours of July 4.

The Church of the SubGenius has been no stranger to controversy since its foundation, and the upcoming X-Day celebration promises to be no different. In the late 1980s, members of the Church were accused of spreading a virus in Macintosh computers known as the “Peace Virus.” Numerous articles have been written on the Church in such noteworthy publications as the New York Times, Washington Post, Wired Online, Boston Globe, U.S. News and World Report; and broadcast reports have been produced by CNN and NPR. In April 1999, officials of the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts shut down an official SubGenius Devival gathering in the belief that the Church was affiliated with the Trenchcoat Mafia (the organization blamed for the Columbine high school shootings), though authorities later realized the association was mistaken. In its January 1, 2000 issue, a Time magazine poll declared J.R. “Bob” Dobbs the biggest fraud of the 20th century.

The Church received additional media attention in 2006 when one of its high-ranking members, known in SubGenius circles as Reverend Mary Magdalen, became involved in a legal battle for custody of her son due to her membership in the Church. This case has been covered in such popular online sites as Boing Boing, Fark, and Wikinews (Wikipedia’s news reporting service). Reverend Magdalen is being represented by the law firm of Lipsitz Green Fahringer Roll Salisbury & Cambria, LLP.

Detailed information about X-Day can be found on the World Wide Web at the X-Day Web site:
www.modemac.com/x-day

The official home page of the Church of the SubGenius can be found at:
www.subgenius.com

Reverend Mary Magdalen’s custody case:
www.modemac.com/wiki/Reverend_Magdalen

Photographers, entertainers, production companies, radio broadcasters, and all media producers are encouraged to contact the Church at its Cleveland, Ohio headquarters at 1-216-320-9528.

This year with marks the 10th anniversary of the Heaven’s Gate suicides that took place March 23, 1997 in Rancho Santa Fe outside of Sand Diego in Southern California.

This video features Marshall Applewhite. He was the leader of the Heaven’s Gate cult. He died in the cult’s suicide in 1997.These are clips obtained while filming the documentary “Heaven’s Gate: The Day After. They were given to us by Chuck Humphrey, who was known as RKKody while he was with the Heaven’s Gate group, just prior to his suicide in 1998.

While attending Boise State University in the mid eighties director Sergio Myers encountered members of the Heaven’s Gate cult who were on campus recruiting new members. Three years later, after the mass suicide of 39 members, Myers compiled footage taken from the Idaho recruiting session.

It is the director’s goal to portray the cult members as people who loved life, and welcomed the “next level” - not as fanatics. Through the use of their farewell video, one can see the joy on the cult members’ faces two days prior to their deaths. This was not a dangerous group such as the Manson Family or as extreme as the Branch Davidians; but ultimately, as in Jonestown, the lives of numerous people are gone for reasons to complex to fathom.

For more video clips and to purchase the critically acclaimed film on DVD go to: http://www.heavensgatemovie.com

Bob Lazar WSVN News June 1, 1990

Unsolved Mysteries: Secret Aircraft and Roswell UFO
Orginally aired in 1994, this segment of Unsolved Mysteries showcases video of purported secret aircraft and links to UFO sightings. This is a segment from Unsolved Mysteries that originally aired in February, 1994 and details the “Donuts On A Rope” and “Flying Dorito” still and video captures. Unfortunately the producers of the segment didn’t think the subject was sexy enough for the average X-Files fan and decided to try and make a link between UFOs and black aircraft. I was against this move but I really didn’t have much say in the matter.

Robert Lazar on Alien Technology
Robert Lazar describing in detail the alien craft that he claimed to have worked on, in an attempt to reverse-engineer its technology. He also mentions the briefing he was given, telling him that it was indeed alien technology.

Bob Lazar at Area 51: Reverse Engineering ETVs and Free Energy

Bob Lazar’s story may well be one of mirrors but this doesn’t make it invalid or even untrue. Interestingly a lot of Lazars data back’s up the Billy Meier case.

Robert Lazar describing the workings of a UFO reactor

Nuclear Physicist Robert Lazar describes the workings of the reactor of a recovered UFO, on which he claims to have worked on.

UFO Test Flight over Area 51

Robert Lazar filmed this “test flight” of a vehicle at Area 51 in January 1990. Having claimed to have worked there, he was told that test flights usually occur on Wednesday nights, as this was statistically the time of least air traffic.

On more than one occasion he took people with him to observe flights. Note the incredibly tight turns and manoeuvres the object makes.

Stan Friedman on UFO frauds and Bob Lazar

Ufologist Stan Friedman talks about the problem of UFO frauds, and Bob Lazar in particular, in this excerpt from the 2001 interview. (c) 2001 Redstar Films Limited

Links:
http://www.boblazar.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Lazar