Federation of Magic Pop UFOS

We'll keep it short and pretty.  The new show, The Event, was highly touted on tonight's Coast2CoastAM show so I decided to give the pilot a try.  I loved it!  I went on to watch episode 2 as well and I think I may be hooked.  The show, as I see it, is a nice combo of X-Files and Lost (two of my all-time favorite network TV series) with a nice touch of Ira Einhorn's story, the Philadelphia Experiment and many others.  It's sometimes predictable to a fault, but the storyline is trying to not get the same rap Lost faced - confusion.  So answering some of the easier riddles early on is a good thing sometimes which means only one thing - producers are listening to the people.   It might be a little bit of a shifty ploy on Richard C. Hoagland's part to come on the radio and give the show such a push (mind you - at the persistent urging of George Noorey) during tonight's program.  After seeing the first two episodes, it seems almost as if tonight f...

there is a lot of sad stories in the UFOlosphere.  That is right - I've coined this phrase and I'm going to start the blog in a minutes - ufolosphere © (looks better without any caps anyway). tonight i'm excited because I had never known the depth of Phil Schneider, a Black Budget engineer and ufologist, that reveals a ton of interesting thoughts.  Underground tunnels, Philadelphia Experiment and of course UFOs are some of the fantastic tales from his expired journey... he was found dead in his apartment in 1996. Remember -  ufolosphere© is a copyrighted feature of FMPU Some more background on this interesting man with one helluva story - From a Youtube video poster   - Has the United States government been building large scale underground cities for 2012 holocaust survivors? Many believe a cataclysmic event will result in great devastation across the face of the planet. Will survival of the human race depend on the chosen few taking refuge in these...

By far, this has always been the most intimidating name of a band this examiner has ever witnessed.  It wasn't until today that I decided to give them a shot - started by viewing an interview with Belgian-born Praga Khan, LOA's lead singer, and finished with some crazy video footage.  Mind you, I only knew of this band from their ridiculous album covers that I would notice "accidentally" every time I walked into a record shop.  Next time they are in Cali. I've decided to grab tickets and check it out. Here's the interview, but if that gets boring forward up to about the 10 or 11 minute mark to see live footage (in good quality!). Says a lot about the music industry.  These days, I don't know how a teen looking for some acid-house would happen across a LOA album and stare for what seemed to be hours @ luscious landscapes and warped visual aid which unquestionably are a major part of the LOA image. 

Oh man ... loads of grays in my beard.  That is no alien-talk, code-word Frankenstein mind controlled thought being passed to you readers - I have a lot of fucking grays in my beard!  And there is nothing that's going to stop this madness.... Or is there hope? A scientist is claiming that within two years, I will be able to take pills he is making and perhaps save the last few brownish hairs I have left.  Actually those details, such as possible reversing effects or other "fountain of youth" related claims serve up are not included in this report.  But it's the thought that counts, right?  Oh and Professor Vladimir Skulachev has a Nobel Prize winner Dr Gunter Blobel to show support for his claims.  But something is confusing if you can't already tell.  Seems Vlade is completely gray.  He looks exactly his age, a number that I won't give away so you can make a guess and research on your own if you care. Through chemistry, he claims to have s...

Yeah, this isn't exactly a video, which we don't promise readers any way (so why am I explaining?), but it's a damn fine 7" that was released, I believe, in 2009.