Image Credit: Clinton Library An incredible revelation has just been unveiled regarding the visit Hillary Clinton took to Laurance Rockefeller’s Rance in 1995 to discuss many topics. This information comes now thanks to UFO researcher Grant Cameron who runs a website on Hillary and her relation to UFOs.  This photo also confirms that Clinton likely discussed matters of extraterrestrials with the billionaire UFO enthusiast Laurance Rockefeller. The photo in question shows Mrs. Clinton walking alongside Mr. Rockefeller, and tucked beneath her arm is a book entitled “Are We Alone” by Paul Davies.  The book is an attempt to get a … Continue reading Mrs Clinton met aliens?

An elderly Chinese woman has stunned friends and family by growing a horn on her forehead that looks strikingly similar to a goat’s horns.  The woman has shown no other mutations, but this one has some wondering if it’s a sign, either of mystical significance or of future mutations to come. One hundred and one year old Zhang Ruifang is no stranger to experience, having raised seven children to adulthood in her life and now living out her days as a grandmother.  But when a mysterious formation on the end of her head began sprouting out over the course of … Continue reading Elderly Woman Grows Horn on Head!

Will Power and Self-Discipline Sometimes, you wish to go for a walk, knowing how good it is for your health and how wonderful you feel afterwards, yet, you feel too lazy, and prefer to watch TV instead. You might be aware of the fact that you need to change your eating habits or stop smoking, yet, you don’t have the inner power and persistence to change these habits. Does this sound familiar? How many times have you said, “I wish I had will power and self discipline”? How many times have you started to do something, only to quit after … Continue reading This is YOUR TIME: Will Power and Self-Discipline

The philosophers, logicians and doctors of law were drawn up at Court to examine Mulla Nasrudin. This was a serious case, because he had admitted going from village to village saying: “The so-called wise men are ignorant, irresolute, and confused.” He was charged with undermining the security of the State. “You may speak first,” said the King. “Have paper and pens brought,” said the Mulla. Paper and pens were brought. “Give some to each of the first seven savants.” The pens were distributed. “Have them separately write an answer to this question: “What is bread?” This was done. THe papers … Continue reading Wise Men are plentiful!

A group of Muslim religious leaders once got together and, having nothing better to do that day, began to talk on trivial matters. One of them asked: “During a funeral procession, should one walk on the right side of the coffin or on the left?” Immediately, the group was divided by a difference of opinion. Half said that they would walk on the right side, while the other half maintained that they would walk on the left side. Finally, they decided to go to Mulla Nasrudin and ask for his religiouns proclamation. Mulla listened carefully and then said laughingly: “It … Continue reading As Muslims should we walk on the left or right of the coffin?

I came upon a frowning man walking along the road to town. “What’s wrong?” I asked. The man held up a tattered bag and moaned, “All that I own in this wide world barely fills this miserable, wretched sack.” “Too bad,” said I, and with that, I snatched the bag from the man’s hands and ran down the road with it. Having lost everything, the man burst into tears and, more miserable than before, continued walking. Meanwhile, I quickly ran around the bend and placed the man’s sack in the middle of the road where he would have to come … Continue reading Losing Everything – A Sufi Story

How We as Muslims Celebrate Christ We as Muslims share with the Jewish and Christian communities many points of commonality. These include: belief in God, belief that He revealed scriptures to humanity and sent a succession of prophets. The Qur’an, we notice, addresses the Jews and Christians from the vantage point of these points of agreement. We are concerned in this article with a particular point of commonality between Muslims and Christians – and that is our reverence for Jesus and our recognition that he is the Messiah, the Christ. The Christian world has just recently finished celebrating the occasion … Continue reading Muslims Celebrate Christ the Most Noble pbuh

Although the shameless and dishonourable Dutch Army action or rather inaction was due to cowardice that is inherent in the Dutch nation – I would not blame gays but anyway: The week’s most ludicrous comment comes from US Army General John Sheehan, who has blamed the Srebrenica massacre on – wait for it – the gays. Specifically, “openly homosexual” Dutch soldiers, who presumably were too busy swapping grooming tips to notice 8,000 people being slaughtered. Amazingly, while a classic of its genre, it is far from the most preposterous thing homosexuals have been blamed for.  The following have all – honestly … Continue reading When in doubt blame the ‘Poofs!’

General David Petraeus tipped as Republican 2012 presidential candidate Speculation is mounting that Gen David Petraeus could run as the Republican presidential candidate in 2012. The shrewd and articulate military commander, credited with turning around the Iraq war, will deliver a speech at Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire next week, a traditional staging post in the state where the first presidential primaries are held every four years. Each of the last eight presidents has spoken at the college on their way to victory. It will be the latest in a series of speaking engagements where the head of the … Continue reading General David Petraeus in NOT going to be the Republican presidential candidate in 2012

Some people have a negative reaction when they hear a cover version of one of their favorite songs. On the other hand, there are other covers that are so identified with the artist, many people don’t even realize someone else did it before. Here are examples of cover songs where we’ve discovered, recovered and uncovered the original versions. ‘Hallelujah,’ Jeff Buckley Buckley recorded his signature song for 1994’s ‘Grace,’ the only album released during his brief lifetime. Accordingly, he never lived to see dozens of television shows using the song to underscore some sappy moment. The song was originally written and … Continue reading Cover Songs Uncovered: These Actually Weren’t the Original Versions