Security World: CoastZone: GMO Dangers

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August 7, 2015 Coast Insider Audio

GMO Dangers:

In the first half of Thursday's show, leading spokesperson on the health dangers of genetically modified foods Jeffrey Smith talked about the passage of HR1599 , the DARK Act, which would eliminate states' ability to call for the mandatory labeling of foods as GMO. "It was basically a purchased bill by the biotech industry and Big Food-- they spent almost $50 million in the first half of the year lobbying," he remarked. The new bill, which will be moving on for a vote in the Senate, calls for voluntary labeling, yet no company has ever voluntarily labeled its product as containing GMOs over the last 14 years, he noted. It also eliminates local jurisdiction over GMOs, and this would invalidate over 130 statutes and ordinances in 43 states, including numerous GM-free zones, he warned.

The number one symptom from consuming GM foods is digestive disorders, but people also suffer from low energy, brain fog, food allergies, weight issues, mood imbalances, and joint problems, he outlined. Smith has documented cases where people show dramatic improvements over these issues when they switch to a non-GMO diet. He also detailed the serious problems associated with Monsanto's Roundup herbicide, and announced his new documentary project, Secret Ingredients, for which they are seeking financial support through crowdfunding.

Tarot & Magick:

In the latter half, writer and lecturer Lon Milo DuQuette discussed his work on Tarot and western ceremonial magick. He addressed the controversy over the Baphomet statue unveiled by the Satanic Temple in Detroit-- they want to have the 9 ft. tall bronze work, depicting a winged hermaphrodite with the head of a goat, moved next to a Ten Commandments monument near Oklahoma City's Capitol building. Baphomet was an old Gnostic symbol for the supreme being, and used centuries ago as a representation for God by Knights Templar. They sought an ugly image because they felt nothing could match the actual beauty of God, he explained.

Delving into the historical concept of demons, DuQuette described how medieval magicians would conjure them up as representatives of their flaws and problems, and give them new orders to act as agents of change in their lives. He touched on his research into the life and work of magician/occultist Aleister Crowley, who people are still arguing about 70 years after his death. Crowley most likely served as a secret agent/spy for Great Britain, he confirmed. Regarding the Tarot, DuQuette connected it to Qabalistic traditions, and said the cards function as a perfected divination system in the hands of an effective and knowledgeable reader.

Today in Strangeness:

On this date in 1958, Emilia Newcomb, age 22, spontaneously combusted while dancing at a party. She was reduced to a small pile of ash after a brief, intense flare, with only her shoes, slightly scorched, remaining. 41 years ago, the French stuntman Philippe Petit walked across a tightrope strung between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.

Coast to Coast AM 8.7.15 - 8.14.15:

Here's what we have in store for the next week!

Friday, August 7, 2015: Veteran film industry special makeup up effects designer Bill Munns joins guest host Connie Willis (email) for a discussion on his analysis of the controversial Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film. Dubbing the creature, "Patty," Munns addresses the question of whether she was indeed a genuine cryptid, or just a person in a costume. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half.

Saturday, August 8, 2015: In the first half, Richard Syrett will be joined by author Chris Orcutt who knows a thing or two about helium-3; it's featured heavily in his newest novel. He'll discuss how helium-3 can be used in a nuclear fusion reaction to produce vast quantities of energy, generating incredible power while producing no nuclear waste. But there's one catch, it's extremely rare on Earth, but abundant on the moon. Followed by Kevin Campbell, a molecular biologist from the University of Manitoba, who'll discuss efforts to clone extinct animals like the woolly mammoth (related article).

6-10pm PT: Art Bell - Somewhere in Time returns to 5/22/96 for a night of Open Lines, with callers debating militia groups and the Freemen.

Sunday, August 9, 2015: Joining Richard Syrett will be Timothy Dailey, whose research shows how Western culture is experiencing an unprecedented explosion of fascination with all things paranormal. He'll discuss a new "Paranormal Paradigm," and the astounding range of otherworldly phenomena that is challenging the zeitgeist of the West. First hour guest, technology expert and novelist S.H. Jucha addresses what humankind might be up against when we are finally able to send a ship to a distant planet in the "goldilocks" zone.

Monday, August 10, 2015: First Half: Historian and expert in ancient mysteries Jonathan Cahn will discuss how omens from ancient texts are reappearing in the US with startling similarities to the events which foretold the destruction and fall of other great civilizations. He'll explain how the pattern of sevens predicted 9/11, and how the rise and fall of America can be tied in with these patterns.

2nd Half: Kathleen O'Keefe-Kanavos survived three incidences of cancer missed by the medical community. By relying on her pre-cognitive dreams, she was able to ask the right questions and act on the messages which saved her life. Many people are getting valuable information every night, and Kathleen will discuss the various ways we can tune in and interpret the symbols and imagery which our minds are laying out for us. Hosted by George Noory.

Tuesday, August 11, 2015: First Half: Dr. Joel Wallach discusses the human body's innate ability to heal itself through natural means and various minerals and supplements.

2nd Half: Author Tim Swartz has traveled extensively and investigated paranormal phenomena and other unusual mysteries in such diverse locations as the Great Pyramid in Egypt, and the Great Wall of China. He'll talk about his latest work examining the mysterious and possibly ET origins of an emerging and baffling affliction - Morgellons Disease. Some even claim it is penetrating the blood brain barrier. Could this be the start of a zombie apocalypse? Hosted by George Noory.

Wednesday, August 12, 2015: Jungian psychology expert Gary S. Bobroff and aerospace engineer Cynthia Cavalli will discuss the scientific evidence for the extension of consciousness in humans, plants and animals, as well as synchronicity and coincidence, and how they relate to everything from crop circles to your career and love life. Hosted by George Noory.

Thursday, August 13, 2015: First Half: Author, lecturer, and vampire Michelle Belanger will discuss her work challenging the erroneous conclusions of law enforcement that various homicides have been the acts of witchcraft (such as this recent case in Florida). She'll also update her endeavors with hauntings, and her research into the realm of spirits, astral entities, and dark forces.

2nd Half: Radical academic Jeffrey Grupp updates his research on "dark ecstasy" -- the feeling of intense pleasure that some people get from negative and gruesome events, and how secret societies are exploiting this mental state to control the masses. Hosted by George Noory.

Friday, August 14, 2015: Filling in for George, Dave Schrader (email) welcomes researcher William J. Hall for a discussion of a 1790 farmhouse in Connecticut that is at the epicenter of a paranormal flap. When famous ghost hunters Ed and Lorraine Warren investigated, they dubbed it "Ghost Central." Hall unlocks the private diary of farmhouse resident Donna Fillie, a document that spans five decades and recounts a parade of uncanny and sinister paranormal occurrences. Followed by Open Lines in the latter half.