In the first half, Dr. Melvin Morse, a pioneer in studying near-death experiences and mediumship, shared insights from his groundbreaking studies. Funded by the Bigelow Institute, his research explores the reality of mediumship (the study results were recently published in the book An Urgent Message for Humanity). He described the study's innovative approach, which incorporated the use of controlled remote viewing-- using numerical codes to pose questions to mediums, who were able to give accurate responses. To Morse, because of the proven extraordinary abilities of the mediums (including one who has been an FBI agent for 27 years and is known for solving cold cases), he is absolutely convinced of the reality of the afterlife.
The 19 mediums in their study were all shown to manipulate streams of electrons through their minds by making random number generators behave more coherently. They did this for up to ten minutes at a time, he reported. Asked about humanity's development, the mediums all shared a similar call for humankind to heed spiritual guidance or risk dire consequences, specifically "Learn to love or face extinction." As part of the testing of the mediums, some were assigned to make contact with living people. Given just a target number (which represented an older hospitalized woman) the patient suddenly heard someone saying, "Hello, are you there?" And she felt a touch on her arm, as the medium reached out to her. As for a scientific explanation behind the mediums' abilities, Morse likens the brain to an "antenna" capable of receiving signals from an "informational universe."
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In the latter half, author and Christian ufologist John Milor discussed the intersection of faith and extraterrestrial phenomena, emphasizing that believers need not abandon their faith in light of UFO realities. Elaborating on his evolving beliefs about UFOs, he noted a shift from viewing them solely as demonic to recognizing a duality, which includes benevolent forces, like in the Bible when it talks about Elijah being lifted up into a chariot. Milor foresees that there will be an alien mass abduction, but he cautions that it will be misinterpreted as a hostile invasion when it is actually akin to the Rapture when millions or even billions of Christians will vanish.
The Antichrist will appear like an "otherworldly savior" in a forthcoming "strong delusion," and he is potentially a Nephilim or fallen angel with supernatural abilities, capable of performing miraculous acts, Milor stated. On the topic of cryptids, he expressed a belief that Bigfoot might be a "transgenic species," capable of appearing and disappearing in this dimension and that cryptids, in general, could be a type of Nephilim-- animal-angel hybrids. Milor also shared intriguing claims about military activities in Antarctica. He recounted whistleblower reports of underground facilities, two to three miles underneath the ice, with advanced, possibly ET technology, including illuminating walls.
News segment guests: Lauren Weinstein, Steve Kates