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A very well put together documentary about 9/11. It focuses on the facts rather than speculating on various theories. A must see! I haven't watched all of this documentary, but fast forward to the interesting bit just after 9 minutes if you are the impatient type. Look out for Donald Rumsfeld and Richard Meyers when questioned about direct energy weapons used in Iraq.

Having returned from India a couple of weeks ago, I thought it would be a good idea to document what I did before my memory completely fails me. Links to the photos and videos are at the bottom of this article should you have no desire to read through my travel blog. I flew from London Heathrow to Kolkata (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose) International Airport arriving in the early morning to be picked up by Yipi and my cousins. The flight arrived perfectly on time, and I must grudgingly admit that this British Airways flight was much improved from my previous experiences. I arrived in good spirits and only a little exhausted. On greeting them around 6am we make the journey to Serampore by car, which was quite interesting, especially being able to watch various festivals taking place en-route. I stayed at Serampore for a couple of days, which provided a good opportunity to catch up with relatives and see the festival in Rishra. We managed a day trip to Kolkata to see various attractions su

Here are a few interesting UFO videos worth looking at, no idea if they are authentic or not. To me they look like they are real, mind you it doesn't mean these flying objects are necessarily from another planet. Onto the videos...the first one is shot in Australia. Next we have a UFO shot (not literally) in Nanjing, China. Another from Bulgaria The next one is a commercial for the Sci-Fi channel, though I think it's fictional. Finally we have a short talk from the Disclosure Project.

Article from The Nation.... "Colonel Gardiner, who has taught military strategy at the National War College, says that the carrier deployment and a scheduled Persian Gulf arrival date of October 21 is "very important evidence" of war planning. He says, "I know that some naval forces have already received 'prepare to deploy orders' [PTDOs], which have set the date for being ready to go as October 1. Given that it would take about from October 2 to October 21 to get those forces to the Gulf region, that looks about like the date" of any possible military action against Iran." http://www.thenation.com/doc/20061009/lindorff

A film by Alex Jones which covers in detail the proven history of government sponsored terrorism. Featuring the collapse of the WTC on September 11 and the London 7/7 bombings. A must see documentary.

Jon Ronson investigates the secrets of the Bohemian Grove. Jon Ronson investigates a secret organisation called the Bilderberg group, which supposedly rules the world from behind the scenes.

Alex Jones predicts a major attack in one of the following countries (USA, Canada, UK or Israel) before October 2006. Stay tuned these coming months to see if Alex really is able to see the future in his crystal balls. An old video about the 911 cover up.

Zinedine Zidane will quite likely be remembered for his headbutt actions during the final of the 2006 World Cup in Berlin. Whilst I am in no way condoning his actions, we shouldn't forget about what Zizou has brought to the world. He really did make football the beautiful game. It is unfortunately a rather sad way for Zizou to make his exit from professional football and he will be sadly missed. All the best Zizou! Here we can watch Zidane perform some of his magic.

Here is Bollywood's answer to Superman just released on the 23rd of June.

Here's a good site if you want to test your lung capacity. http://www.lungtester.com/

Did you find the England v Sweden match incredibly dull last night? I certainly did and if I hadn't been in the pub I think I would have come close to falling asleep. I hope the next match is a bit more exciting... Here's an advert from a few years ago to keep you amused whilst you wait for the next match.

Having just returned from a short break in Hong Kong and Macau I thought I'd write a few words about my holiday. I took just over a week off which in all honesty isn't really long enough to do Hong Kong justice. I managed to see most of the major attractions, though there was a great deal left for me to see. It doesn't help suffering from jet lag as well, which made it extremely difficult to sleep at night time and very tired in the morning. I arrived at Hong Kong International Airport on Sunday the 28th of May and what a pleasure it was to arrive at this airport. It makes Heathrow Airport look so very sad indeed, not only is Hong Kong airport so clean and efficient there is plenty of space and natural light entering the building. It was no surprise that I quickly zipped through arrivals to be met by my father. A 30-40 minute bus ride later and we were in the Yau Ma Tei area of Kowloon. The next morning I went down to Tsim Sha Tsui by MTR (Mass Transit Railway) for a brief

Here's a very good release if you're interested in 3D animation, and it's free to download as well. "This is the final stage of a successfully completed Open Movie project which has been community-financed, using only Open Source tools, and opening up the movie itself as well as the entire studio database for everyone to re-use and learn from. The movie and production files are licensed as Creative Commons Attribution 2.5, which only requires a proper crediting for public screening, re-using and distribution." http://www.elephantsdream.org/ Enjoy