Subject: Copyright Infringement Notice from Deathby1000Papercuts.com
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2012 00:32:43 -0500
From: Ginn A Veve
To: sott@sott.net

Subject: Notice of Copyright Infringement

This notice is to Sott.net, the next notice will be sent to your server.
This is the second notice I've sent your website which was ignored. Your
website has pilfered more than one of our posts at
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I've read the claptrap posted at your site on how you obtain your
'material'. If your website does not take down our posts and stop
reproducing posts from our website without our permission we'll: 1.
contact your server, and 2, write several long posts about the methods
your website uses to obtain 'free' material without authorization, a
violation of copyright infringement. Our posts, far less 'esoteric' than
the psychobabble dribble found in your 'About Sott.net" section.

The current copyrighted work at issue is the text that appears on
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It is a mysterious sound on the very edge of perception that has driven thousands of people around the world to distraction.

Now a tiny English village is the latest community to claim to be being hit by the phenomenon known as "the hum".

Residents of Woodland, in County Durham, claim that every night a noise permeates the air similar to the throb of a car engine.

It is sometimes so strong that it even shakes the bed of one of the householders.

But no matter how hard they look, the community cannot find the source of the problem and, at their wits end, have called in the council to investigate.

The 300-strong population is the latest around the world to be hit by the rumble which has in the past led to wild conspiracy theories blaming it on UFOs, government experiments and abandoned mine shafts.

It is so widespread that it has even featured on the television show The X Files.

Australia's military has lost its X-Files, detailing sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects, or UFOs, across the country, a newspaper report said on Tuesday.

After a two-month search in response to a newspaper Freedom of Information (FOI) request, which forces government officials to release documents of public interest, Australia's Department of Defence had been unable to locate the files, the Sydney Morning Herald said.

"The files could not be located and Headquarters Air Command formally advised that this file is deemed lost," the department's FOI assistant director, Natalie Carpenter, told the paper. Defence officials could not be contacted by Reuters.

The only file Defence had been able to locate was a folder called: "Report on UFOs/Strange Occurrences and Phenomena in Woomera," a military weapons testing range in the center of Australia's vast outback, Carpenter said.

A mystery noise has been making an elderly couple's life hell despite several investigations to uncover its source.

Ronald and Irene Bagshaw, of Barlow Park Avenue, Bolton, have complained of a strange "pressure" in their home for more than six months, resulting in constant headaches and lack of sleep.

The couple, who are both aged in their seventies, say they only get around three hours sleep a night - and Mrs Bagshaw now spends most nights at her daughter's home because it has become so unbearable.

Mr Bagshaw, who suffers from angina, now fears for their health.

Freedom Central interviewed Dr Richard Dolan before the Groundcrew Secret Space Program Conference in Amsterdam on the 3rd of April 2011. You can watch the full interview in three parts, beginning here, in which Dolan talks about his work, the existence of a breakaway civilization as well as some insights into what is really going on that people generally are unaware off. In the following clip, Dolan is asked by the interviewer for his thoughts on 'Project Bluebeam', the reputed secret programme to create a fake alien invasion in order to usher in the New World Order.

We have all heard of little green men from Mars.

But now an American 'armchair astronaut' claims to have discovered a mysterious structure on the surface of the red planet - by looking on Google earth.

David Martines, whose YouTube video of the 'station' has racked up over 200,000 hits so far, claims to have randomly uncovered the picture while scanning the surface of the planet one day.

Hail, in and of itself, is not an unusual weather phenomenon. The frozen precipitation occurs inside storm clouds when water droplets are cooled below freezing, yet remain in a liquid state. When the supercooled water encounters something solid, such as a speck of dust or an ice crystal, it sticks to the particle and freezes. Updrafts in the storm keep the hailstone aloft as it aggregates ice, growing until its weight is too heavy for the updraft, at which time it plunges to the Earth.

Some scientists believe that there is a larger, more sinister type of ice-chunk precipitation which can form outside of storms, making even the largest hailstones look puny in comparison. There is a great deal of disagreement in the scientific community regarding the origin of these falling slabs of ice, but it is certain that something is causing massive frozen chunks to occasionally drop from seemingly empty skies. The objects are called megacryometeors.

Samantha Gilman was reported missing on Saturday when she vanished in broad daylight without a trace. The 21-year-old woman is home now, but not without an aura of mystery surrounding her and her disappearance. She was only missing for two days, but during those two days, it's anybody's guess what happened to her.

The Internet is abuzz over an alleged UFO sighting in the night sky over Oakland, California.


Three fast-moving dots of light can be seen travelling close together in a video posted on YouTube by a KevinMC360.

The 'UFO squadron' shows the three lights in a triangular pattern spotted on May 26.

A Tasmanian man has described as "spooky" an unexplained flashing object he saw in the night sky above Launceston last week.

The lights flashed white and green for several minutes before turning out in the sky high above the tree line, he told the Launceston Examiner.

Brendon Hill first saw the flashing lights above Mayfield on Thursday night from his backyard balcony at Riverside.