Showing posts with label Dr. Peter Breggin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. Peter Breggin. Show all posts
Monday, February 9, 2015
Coast To Coast AM - February 8, 2015 The Nature of Reality
Nature of Reality
Date: 02-08-15
Host: Richard Syrett
Guests: Jim Elvidge, Dr. Peter Breggin
Host Richard Syrett was joined by engineer and researcher Jim Elvidge for a discussion on the nature of our reality and the possibility that we are living in a digital simulation. "If we are in a digital world, it opens up all kinds of possibilities on how information gets sent back and forth," he posited, "and it explains an awful lot of things." To that end, he argued that the concept of a digital universe allows for an explanation on the true nature of matter, which otherwise remains elusive to science, since attempts to find the core density of matter has resulted in the discovery of increasingly smaller particles and even more empty space between them. As such, Elvidge put forward that "matter is data" and "forces are just the rules on how that data interacts."
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Saturday, June 14, 2014
Technology & Law/ Rendlesham UFO Incident - Coast To Coast Am - June 12 2014
Coast To Coast Am - June 12 2014 - Technology & Law/ Rendlesham UFO Incident - C2CAMDaily
In the first half of the program, author and attorney Clay Rawlings discussed how the exponential expansion of technology is now disrupting the law itself, diminishing our sovereignty and ability to govern. He pointed to online gambling as an example. "In most states gambling is illegal unless it's in a licensed casino and, yet, you've got internet casinos in third world countries that have basically set up a casino in every single house in America," he explained.
Rawlings identified online pornography as another area where technology has trumped the law, noting that pornography is illegal in all 50 states but is only a few mouse clicks away for anyone with Internet access. He spoke about how data-mining continues to erode our Constitutional right to privacy. "The Internet has overrun our ability to regulate [these things]," Rawlings suggested. He also shared his thoughts on self-driving robotic cars, which he estimated will hit the streets by 2020, as well the concept of machine consciousness and rights.
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In the latter half of the show, author and UFO investigator Nick Pope talked about his new book Encounter in Rendlesham Forest, co-written with the two US Air Force witnesses at the heart of the incident, John Burroughs and Jim Penniston. Because of the sensitivities involved, and in view of the authors' previous government/military service, this is the only UFO book ever to have needed security clearance from both the American and British governments. "This case is bigger and more important than Roswell," Pope said.
The disturbing 3-day event occurred in 1980 in Rendlesham Forest, which lies between two military bases (Bentwaters and Woodbridge) in England. Guard personal investigating strange lights in the forest found a landed UFO covered with hieroglyphic-like symbols, Pope reported, noting that it took off at what witnesses described as impossible speed. The UFO returned and fired beams of light at the search party and installation, he added. Pope revealed how Burroughs, Penniston and other witnesses were subject to aggressive debriefings involving hypnosis and sodium pentothal. He also touched on Penniston's claim to have received a telepathic message from the craft. Earthfiles investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe also joined the conversation to comment on the case.
News segment guests: Howard Bloom / Peter Breggin
In the first half of the program, author and attorney Clay Rawlings discussed how the exponential expansion of technology is now disrupting the law itself, diminishing our sovereignty and ability to govern. He pointed to online gambling as an example. "In most states gambling is illegal unless it's in a licensed casino and, yet, you've got internet casinos in third world countries that have basically set up a casino in every single house in America," he explained.
Rawlings identified online pornography as another area where technology has trumped the law, noting that pornography is illegal in all 50 states but is only a few mouse clicks away for anyone with Internet access. He spoke about how data-mining continues to erode our Constitutional right to privacy. "The Internet has overrun our ability to regulate [these things]," Rawlings suggested. He also shared his thoughts on self-driving robotic cars, which he estimated will hit the streets by 2020, as well the concept of machine consciousness and rights.
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In the latter half of the show, author and UFO investigator Nick Pope talked about his new book Encounter in Rendlesham Forest, co-written with the two US Air Force witnesses at the heart of the incident, John Burroughs and Jim Penniston. Because of the sensitivities involved, and in view of the authors' previous government/military service, this is the only UFO book ever to have needed security clearance from both the American and British governments. "This case is bigger and more important than Roswell," Pope said.
The disturbing 3-day event occurred in 1980 in Rendlesham Forest, which lies between two military bases (Bentwaters and Woodbridge) in England. Guard personal investigating strange lights in the forest found a landed UFO covered with hieroglyphic-like symbols, Pope reported, noting that it took off at what witnesses described as impossible speed. The UFO returned and fired beams of light at the search party and installation, he added. Pope revealed how Burroughs, Penniston and other witnesses were subject to aggressive debriefings involving hypnosis and sodium pentothal. He also touched on Penniston's claim to have received a telepathic message from the craft. Earthfiles investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe also joined the conversation to comment on the case.
News segment guests: Howard Bloom / Peter Breggin
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Terrorism & Expeditions - New World Order -- Coast To Coast Am - January 21 2014
Coast To Coast Am - January 21 2014 - Terrorism & Expeditions - New World Order
In the first half, author, adventurer, and journalist Robert Young Pelton talked about terrorism, and his Expedition Kony project. He addressed the possibility that there could be incidents at the Winter Olympics being held in Sochi, Russia (in the past few days, police have searched for three women identified as potential suicide bombers). The location of Sochi near the Georgian border is not far from troubled regions and semi-autonomous republics in the area, and may attract a variety of people who want to make trouble for the Russians during the Olympics, he cautioned.
With the threat of a possible attack, certain groups from Chechnya have been successful in instilling fear and dampening enthusiasm for potential travelers to the Olympics, Pelton noted, adding that because of corruption and bribery among security forces, it could be easy for terrorists to smuggle in materials. Offering an update on his Expedition Kony project, in which he plans to seek out the fugitive warlord and alleged mass murderer Joseph Kony, he said he'll also be exploring the central part of the African continent and reporting on his findings for Vice magazine.
In the first half, author, adventurer, and journalist Robert Young Pelton talked about terrorism, and his Expedition Kony project. He addressed the possibility that there could be incidents at the Winter Olympics being held in Sochi, Russia (in the past few days, police have searched for three women identified as potential suicide bombers). The location of Sochi near the Georgian border is not far from troubled regions and semi-autonomous republics in the area, and may attract a variety of people who want to make trouble for the Russians during the Olympics, he cautioned.
With the threat of a possible attack, certain groups from Chechnya have been successful in instilling fear and dampening enthusiasm for potential travelers to the Olympics, Pelton noted, adding that because of corruption and bribery among security forces, it could be easy for terrorists to smuggle in materials. Offering an update on his Expedition Kony project, in which he plans to seek out the fugitive warlord and alleged mass murderer Joseph Kony, he said he'll also be exploring the central part of the African continent and reporting on his findings for Vice magazine.
Friday, May 31, 2013
George Noory interviews Linda Moulton Howe and Dr. Peter Breggin ~ Coast to Coast Am - 05-30-13
MERS, Sinkholes, & Crop Circles - May 30 2013 - Coast to Coast Am - C2CAM Date: 05-30-13
George Noory interviews Linda Moulton Howe and Dr. Peter Breggin.
About this show:
Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed a new coronavirus called MERS, a link between the boom mystery, increasing frequency of sinkholes, and earth changes, as well as updates on crop circles, and the dire honey bee situation. Her first report looked at MERS - Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome -- a virus that was first observed in Saudi Arabia and has spread to France, Tunisia, Germany, Jordan, Qatar and the United Kingdom, in some cases through human to human contact. As of May 21st, the World Health Organization has confirmed 44 cases and 22 deaths -- an alarming 50% mortality rate. The illness appears similar to SARS, as both attack the lungs, and kill by pneumonia and kidney failure. Linda spoke with microbiologist Dr. Susan Baker who noted that MERS is similar to a virus found in bats, and may have spread to humans from them or an intermediate host. There were aggressive health measures to curb the spread of SARS during its outbreak in 2003, but as of yet this kind of strategy has not been adopted with MERS. More here.
In Lakeport, California, on May 6, 2013, Robin and Scott Spivey, a former building inspector, were stunned after their home dropped 10 feet below the street. Eight other homes in the area have also sunk, while ten other homeowners have been given "notice of imminent evacuation" because the unexplained ground sinking jeopardizes them as well. She interviewed Kevin Ingram and Anthony Farrington, officials with Lake County, and they reported that the problem originated from at least 25 feet down into the ground. According to an engineer who has been in touch with Linda, a geophysicist he worked with on military contracts for the US Air Force told him that "since 2011, many geologists have noticed almost a 1000% increase in soil liquefaction," which might explain the more frequent sinkholes. The geophysicist also said that he and his colleagues "believe something is going on in the inner core of the Earth. They don't know if it's a magnetic pole change; [or] restructuring of minerals within the soil down to the mantle and core," and could be related to the mysterious boom sounds heard around the country. Further info.
The first 2013 crop formation reported in the world came in 4-foot-tall grass growing for hay on a farm in Gray, Tennessee, first seen on May 13th, about 21 miles north of Johnson City. Linda spoke with investigator Roger Sugden who found it be anomalous in the way the tall grass was intricately placed down and there was no disturbance of any kind in the soil and field around the unusual pattern. She also interviewed land owner Connie Osborne, who said that witnesses reported seeing a hovering blue light in the area of the crop formation 10 days before the pattern appeared. Another resident of Gray, TN, Robin Wheelock, revealed that when she was standing in the grass formation, mysterious orbs could be seen on video footage recorded of her. More.
In her last report, Linda delved into honey bee deaths in the Fall/Winter of 2012/2013, in which at least one-third of U.S. colonies died out. Entomologist Dennis vanEngelstorp at the University of Maryland has warned that "we're getting closer and closer to the point where we don't have enough bees in this country to meet pollination demands." Tom Theobald, owner of Niwot Honey Farm in Colorado, outlined the seriousness of the problem, calling it an environmental disaster. He pointed to soil contaminants such as Clothianidin (a pesticide) as one of the causes, and noted that it will take years for it to be purged out of the soil. Further info.
Psychology of Arguments
First hour guest, Dr. Peter Breggin reacted to a report that shouting helps you win arguments. The study drew conclusions from the Twitter postings of sports commentators, but this data isn't really reflective of the dynamics in actual interactions and conversation, he remarked. What can happen in an argument if you overwhelm the other person is that they may stop listening, act cowed, or leave the room, "but you haven't convinced them at all of anything," he said. The kind of communication in which you change minds is when you reach out to the other person and find some common ground, and try to influence them with reason and thoughtfulness, Breggin continued.
News segment guests: Richard C. Hoagland, Mitch Battros - related image, Christian Wilde
George Noory interviews Linda Moulton Howe and Dr. Peter Breggin.
About this show:
Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed a new coronavirus called MERS, a link between the boom mystery, increasing frequency of sinkholes, and earth changes, as well as updates on crop circles, and the dire honey bee situation. Her first report looked at MERS - Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome -- a virus that was first observed in Saudi Arabia and has spread to France, Tunisia, Germany, Jordan, Qatar and the United Kingdom, in some cases through human to human contact. As of May 21st, the World Health Organization has confirmed 44 cases and 22 deaths -- an alarming 50% mortality rate. The illness appears similar to SARS, as both attack the lungs, and kill by pneumonia and kidney failure. Linda spoke with microbiologist Dr. Susan Baker who noted that MERS is similar to a virus found in bats, and may have spread to humans from them or an intermediate host. There were aggressive health measures to curb the spread of SARS during its outbreak in 2003, but as of yet this kind of strategy has not been adopted with MERS. More here.
In Lakeport, California, on May 6, 2013, Robin and Scott Spivey, a former building inspector, were stunned after their home dropped 10 feet below the street. Eight other homes in the area have also sunk, while ten other homeowners have been given "notice of imminent evacuation" because the unexplained ground sinking jeopardizes them as well. She interviewed Kevin Ingram and Anthony Farrington, officials with Lake County, and they reported that the problem originated from at least 25 feet down into the ground. According to an engineer who has been in touch with Linda, a geophysicist he worked with on military contracts for the US Air Force told him that "since 2011, many geologists have noticed almost a 1000% increase in soil liquefaction," which might explain the more frequent sinkholes. The geophysicist also said that he and his colleagues "believe something is going on in the inner core of the Earth. They don't know if it's a magnetic pole change; [or] restructuring of minerals within the soil down to the mantle and core," and could be related to the mysterious boom sounds heard around the country. Further info.
The first 2013 crop formation reported in the world came in 4-foot-tall grass growing for hay on a farm in Gray, Tennessee, first seen on May 13th, about 21 miles north of Johnson City. Linda spoke with investigator Roger Sugden who found it be anomalous in the way the tall grass was intricately placed down and there was no disturbance of any kind in the soil and field around the unusual pattern. She also interviewed land owner Connie Osborne, who said that witnesses reported seeing a hovering blue light in the area of the crop formation 10 days before the pattern appeared. Another resident of Gray, TN, Robin Wheelock, revealed that when she was standing in the grass formation, mysterious orbs could be seen on video footage recorded of her. More.
In her last report, Linda delved into honey bee deaths in the Fall/Winter of 2012/2013, in which at least one-third of U.S. colonies died out. Entomologist Dennis vanEngelstorp at the University of Maryland has warned that "we're getting closer and closer to the point where we don't have enough bees in this country to meet pollination demands." Tom Theobald, owner of Niwot Honey Farm in Colorado, outlined the seriousness of the problem, calling it an environmental disaster. He pointed to soil contaminants such as Clothianidin (a pesticide) as one of the causes, and noted that it will take years for it to be purged out of the soil. Further info.
Psychology of Arguments
First hour guest, Dr. Peter Breggin reacted to a report that shouting helps you win arguments. The study drew conclusions from the Twitter postings of sports commentators, but this data isn't really reflective of the dynamics in actual interactions and conversation, he remarked. What can happen in an argument if you overwhelm the other person is that they may stop listening, act cowed, or leave the room, "but you haven't convinced them at all of anything," he said. The kind of communication in which you change minds is when you reach out to the other person and find some common ground, and try to influence them with reason and thoughtfulness, Breggin continued.
News segment guests: Richard C. Hoagland, Mitch Battros - related image, Christian Wilde
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