MORE ON self-proclaimed contactee and "prophet" Billy Meier today, along with a look at Dr. Michael Heiser's review of Final Events by Nick Redfern.  Mike's take is similar to ours, although much more scholarly: basically, somebody wants the UFO community to believe Christians are fascists bent on world domination.
Also: Cancun climate change summit; Al Gore leaves limo running for an hour during climate warmist banquet; and airport scanners see everything except the stuff that actually explodes.

DR. EDGAR Mitchell is reportedly in talks with the US representative of Billy Meieir for a first of its kind public forum with the famed UFO contactee and "prophet".  Given that Dr. Mitchell is co-founder of a leading New Age research group, the Institute of Noetic Sciences, we're not surprised.
Also: Israel finds natural gas in Leviathan; the government spins Wikileaks; and the stargate under the Gulf of Aden.

APPARENTLY IT'S not enough to scan us at airports, sporting events, or while we're driving around town, the government is enlisting our banks, ISPs, and childrens' bus drivers in the total surveillance state. It feels like the elites are trying to provoke us.
Also: hemorrhagic fever and polio outbreaks in Uganda; and the strange case of Lord James and Foundation X.
Here's the YouTube video of Lord James' speech in the House of Lords on Nov. 1, 2010.

THE MOST Googled man in America today is apparently one John of God, a medium who's been "curing" people for decades while channeling some 30 entities, including — supposedly — the founder of the Jesuit Order, Ignatius of Loyola. John was the beneficiary of a puff piece on Oprah yesterday, hence the interest.
Also: George Soros bankrolls European CFR; European firm banks on smallpox, Ebola, Marburg, and HIV; and Orlando airport opts out of TSA.

NAKED SCANNERS aren't just for airports anymore! The Department of Homeland Security now owns 500 mobile X-ray vans that can see you while you drive or relax at home — through 14 inches of steel!
Speaking of DHS, questions are raised about the safety of its new biodefense lab. Also: "devil attack" at school in Trinidad, tensions between Nicaragua and Costa Rica, and EU fracturing over economic policy.

REP. CHARLES RANGEL (D-N.Y.) put on quite a show for the House Ethics Committee today. Our guess is he'll ride this as long as possible, but remember — ultimately, it's a distraction.
Also: Michael Chertoff and George Soros shill for scanners; Yemen rumbles; Swilley's "god"; and Sam Dachshund sings.

REBELLION AGAINST the full-body X-ray scanners at American airports continues to grow. Apparently fighting terror in the air means a choice between risking skin cancer or a sexual assault by a TSA employee.
Also: media continues to sell the "missile was a plane" meme; the first study of links between pesticides and disappearing bees ready to begin; and big money backs a treatment for smallpox — which the World Health Organization declared eradicated more than 30 years ago!

SHE SOUNDS loony, but self-proclaimed Pleiadian mother Colleen Thomas isn't the only one who looks for alien intervention to solve all our problems. A family in Miami, members of the Raelian UFO cult, starved to death in April while waiting for "the Elohim" to beam down some groceries.
Also: a cruise missile in a shipping box (thanks to Kimberly for the tip!); Charlotte police lose radios twice in a week; and Amazon.com pulls e-book praising pedophiles.
And on this Veteran's Day, please listen to this 2006 interview with the author of Expendable Elite, Lt. Col. "Dangerous" Dan Marvin, a genuine American hero.

THE GOVERNMENT insists that the missile off the California coast Monday night was an airplane. It doesn't take an expert, like the editor of defense publication Jane's Missiles and Rockets, to see that the smoke trail wasn't coming from a jet.
Sean Osborne at the Northeast Intelligence Network suggests a motive for the Chinese to want to launch a missile 35 miles from Los Angeles.
Also: Broward County, Florida locks down schools after vague threat; student violence in the U.K.; and Derek's new column at HearkenTheWatchmen.com.

EXPERTS STILL say they don't know what exactly was launched into the darkening sky west of Los Angeles last night.  Doug Hagmann of the Northeast Intelligence Network has information not being shared by the major media.
Also: ingestible RFID chip tracks your meds from the inside; Congress not required by law to check the eligibility of Barack Obama to be president; and the Fed begins to monetize America's debt — inflation to follow.