Signs Editors Joe Quinn, Scott Ogrin, and Henry See discuss with Laura Knight-Jadczyk the recent release of video footage from security cameras at the Pentagon that purport to show Flight 77 hitting the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, and continue on by looking behind the false dichotomy presented in the battle between the Church and the bestselling book The Da Vinci Code. When both sides begin by accepting the historicity of the myth recounted in the New Testament, it doesn't matter where the debate goes. But there is a real mystery? What is it?

Signs Editors Scott Ogrin, Joe Quinn, and Henry See discuss the current situation in Iraq and find that it is an age-old game of divide and conquer being played by the occupier. In the face of the normal reaction of an occupied people banding together to fight the common enemy, death squads trained by the US are carrying out false flag operations to set Sunni and Shia Iraqis against each other. We are told the country is on the brink of civil war. Is this the ultimate goal? Is the utter destruction of the country the intended result?

Wrapping up our conversation with astrophysicist Jean-Pierre Petit, we look at several doomsday scenarios. One from Sandia, another from Lambda Corporation, and another from the Pentagon. Is this the future that our leaders have in store for us?

Signs of the Times editors Scott Ogrin, Joe Quinn, and Henry See welcome back astrophysicist Jean-Pierre Petit. In part one of their conversation, Jean-Pierre discusses a possible breakthrough that could lead to the production of limitless amounts of energy through clean nuclear fusion. However, the Z Machine experiment, carried out at the US government's Sandia Research Center, should it prove to be a viable basis for the production of energy, is in the hands of the military-industrial complex. What needs to be done to make this project, or any scientific advances done under the auspices of the military, available for civil use? Next week, we discuss several doomsday scenarios, one written by the director of the Z Machine project.