Security World: CoastZone: Bushman's Area 51 Secrets

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Weekend Edition November 3, 2014 Coast Insider Audio

Bushman's Area 51 Secrets:

In the first half of Sunday's show, scientist, filmmaker, and spiritual explorer David Sereda spoke about his friendship with the late Lockheed engineer Boyd Bushman , who made controversial claims about aliens and UFOs at Area 51 before his death. Bushman had been a Lockheed Martin Senior Scientist for 20+ years and was said to develop advanced beam weapons, a Tesla-styled 'Death Ray,' and advanced propulsion concepts. He also worked for McDonald Douglas, Texas Instruments, and Howard Hughes, said Sereda. In fact, Bushman told him (Sereda interviewed him extensively in 2007 for an as yet unreleased video documentary) that Hughes relocated to Las Vegas so he could track activity at Area 51 related to recovered UFOs and reverse engineering.

Bushman alleged he had true photographs of the preserved alien from Roswell (see comparison photos), and Sereda concluded there was possibly some authenticity to his claims, as the face in the Bushman photo contained unique irregularities, while the knock-off dolls, sold at places like K-mart, could have been part of a smear or disinformation campaign to discredit the actual photo. Further, Sereda suggested that the alien body was likely preserved with chemicals and plastics, creating the effect of the darkened eyes and rings around them, as fluid was lost from the body.

NDE Research:

In the latter half, near-death experience researcher for over 30 years, PMH Atwater discussed various accounts of NDEs, including those who reported contact with God or an all-encompassing sense of oneness during their encounters. One such person was Walter Russell who had his first NDE at the age of 7, and a number of them after that. He went into an incredible light for a period of around one month, and later, he gradually recalled the experiences for books such as The Universal One, in which he explains that the universe is all propelled by thought.

People who have NDEs return with a number of after effects, said Atwater. These include changes in brain structure and function, changes in the nervous and digestion system, increased sensitivity to light and sound, and a lowered tolerance to pharmaceutical dosages. Interestingly, she noted that the NDE experience of going through a tunnel (before they get to the light), is more of a media myth, and actually occurs in just a small percentage of cases. Also, most NDE cases are not related to surgery or a hospitalization, she added.

Ghost Encounters & Exopolitics:

On Saturday's show host Dave Schrader welcomed author Rob MacGregor in the first half for an exploration into the realm of ghosts, spirits and entity encounters as well as celebrities and the supernatural. MacGregor differentiated ghosts from spirits by explaining that "ghosts haunt" while "a spirit guides." To that end, he indicated that ghosts are often either seen repeating some function from their previous life, seemingly unaware of observers, or acting as if they hadn't died at all and are perturbed by witnesses. In the latter half, Dr. Michael Salla , a pioneer in the development of exopolitics, discussed the significance of the Pope's endorsement of ET life as part of universal evolution and how it relates to UFO disclosure. He contended that the pontiff's statements are particularly noteworthy because they mark the first time a Pope has talked about intelligent extraterrestrial life being a part of evolution...see full recap.

Today in Strangeness:

November 3rd is a day of remembrance for the prophet St. Malachy , dubbed the "Irish Nostradamus." There was a great panic in Europe over the close approach of a comet, on November 3, 1679. Controversial psychiatrist and scientist, Wilhelm Reich, died in prison at the age of 60, on this date in 1957.

Tonight's Show, Monday, November 3rd:

Journalist David Quammen has made 18 trips to Africa since 1999 and has been studying the history of the Ebola virus for many years. In 2007, he wrote an article for National Geographic titled Deadly Contact, about an outbreak of Ebola in a remote village. In the first half, he'll discuss the up-to-the minute developments in the Ebola crisis. Followed by founder of Black Box Voting, Bev Harris, known for her work researching the truth behind electronic voting machines, who'll share some of the more absurd practices going on in the current election.