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A documentary about the Royal Family and their secret passion for UFOs and the paranormal is out today on Amazon Prime – free to watch for Prime members.   The film is called The King Of UFOs and it explores the Royal family’s interest in UFOs and the paranormal.   One story recalled in the film by retired CID detective John Hanson was that the late Queen and Prince Philip both had a passionate  interest in the Rendelsham Ufo case from 1980 – which has been dubbed the British Roswell. Allegedly a UFO landed in the forest at Rendelsham over Christmas weekend in 1980. Airforce personnel from nearby RAF Bentwaters, which was a US NATO base at the time, went to investigate and saw strange orbs and beams of light shining through the forest.     Hanson tells in the film how he corresponded with them regarding this case and they particularly liked his books that he’d written on Rendelsham with Colonel Halt who was Deputy  Commander of the base at the time of the incident. Halt had taken his dictaphone with him when investigating the lights and recorded what he saw. He is still convinced that something out  of the ordinary happened that weekend. The film also looks at the testimony an evidence  from former Naval diver Dan Costello who claims in 1975 to have seen Prince Charles fly a UFO craft in Nova Scotia! Costello claims in the film that Charles was one of 3 pilots in a dome shaped craft that had a strange electro magnetic propulsion powering it and had a trailing blue ionic flame. Film-maker Mark Christopher Lee: “Costello’s testimony is fantastical but we have verified a lot of the information and evidence that he provided and I have also written to King Charles to verify the version of events. If they are true then we have to question what sort of technology was this and why was Charles flying it?” Former Ministry Of Defence officer Nick Pope looks at the role that King Charles would play if we had first contact. “He would have an important role to play as head of state and head of the Anglican Church. People will look to him to provide a lead in how we react and deal with being visited by extra terrestrials.” The film can be streamed here:   https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/video/detail/B0DH7CZXTC/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r The post The Queen & Prince Philip Were Fascinated With The British Roswell appeared first on Anomalien.com.

U.S. Ambassador to Hungary David Pressman went to bat for a Soros-funded, Hungarian media outlet against Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government. Pressman just happened to also have dubiously shoveled American taxpayer dollars into that outlet.  Pressman condemned Hungary, a NATO ally, for investigating the so-called independent media outlet Átlátszó which received $197,478 from Soros from 2017 through 2020. Notably, Pressman made these remarks at a Sept. 18 forum sponsored by the Soros-created Central European University’s (CEU) Democracy Institute and the Soros-funded organization Political Capital. Soros has given $1,084,390,977 (yes, over a billion) to CEU between 2016 and 2023 alone. The leftist billionaire also gave $685,123 to Political Capital from 2016 to 2023. “In Hungary, we find an unironically named ‘Sovereignty Protection Office’ that has publicly announced three investigations,” Pressman said. He went on to mock the Orban government for looking into “the threat to Hungary’s sovereignty posed by …  Átlátszó, an independent media outlet, whose name means ‘transparency,’ focused on exposing corruption.”  Moreover, Pressman condemned the Hungarian government’s efforts to block hostile organizations from inundating the country with foreign funds. He lobbed these attacks at a forum that just happened to be put on by two massive beneficiaries of Soros's largess, arguably one of Orban’s most vehement political opponents. Átlátszó is a relentless advocate against Hungarian border security, even attacking the government for focusing on defending the border. In just one article, the publication blaming Hungarian border security for clashes at the border and repeated a claim that people attempting to illegally enter the country “had given no indication that they had hostile intentions.” The Soros-funded publication also reposted an article referring to gender ideology as a “phantom,” mocking attempts to protect Hungarian families. Átlátszó also took in tens of thousands more in U.S. taxpayer-funded grants, courtesy of Pressman. In fact, Átlátszó and 14 other anti-government media outlets received $320,000 in American taxpayer dollars.  This was the product of a Pressman-managed fund that entrusted two Soros-funded groups—Ökotárs Foundation and media watchdog Mérték Media Monitor—to pick Átlátszó and other recipients of tax dollars in 2024. Leftist billionaire George Soros had given $306,147 to the Ökotárs Foundation and $88,113 to Mérték Media Monitor from 2017 to 2022. This is only the first round of Pressman’s wasteful abuse of taxpayer dollars to interfere in the culture and politics of Hungary. Pressman frequently inveighs against Orban at events and on social media. He also tries to impose leftist cultural values on the country. Pressman attended and even hosted pro-LGBTQ events at which he attacked Orban and members of his political party Fidesz. Pressman’s remarks at the forum were littered with further attacks on Orban’s government accusing it of creating an “atmosphere of fear.” Pressman also personally attacked Orban’s son, mocked Orban for seeking peace in Ukraine and said that Hungary was in the midst of a democratic crisis.  Ludicrously, Pressman took issue with Hungarian rhetoric against the European Union (EU) as if the EU had not recently fined Hungary $223 million plus massive additional daily fines for refusing to let their country be invaded by migrants.  Pressman cited Transparency International, which is also funded by Soros and under investigation by the government, to condemn the very country he represents U.S. interests to as “the most corrupt country on earth.” Soros’ Open Society Foundations has given “$4 million to the Transparency International Secretariat, and another $5,480,360 to TI Chapters globally since 2016,” according to Influence Watch, a project by watchdog think tank Capital Research Center. With all these collaborations with the Soros empire, it’s unclear why Pressman is arguing as if anyone should take him seriously as an objective critic of the Orban government.  Conservatives are under attack! Contact ABC News at (818) 460-7477, CBS News at (212) 975-3247 and NBC News at (212) 664-6192 and demand they report on the State Department letting Soros-funded groups award taxpayer dollars abroad.

NBC’s Jimmy Fallon welcomed former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Thursday’s taping of the Tonight Show to promote her new book and essentially rename the show the Kamala Harris Promotion Show. The usually less political Fallon marveled, “Can we talk about it for a second? Kamala Harris is now the nominee and this is exciting. Were you giving her advice? Were you –”     Clinton interrupted the question to echo Fallon’s sentiment, “Well, first of all, you know, I had to turn the book in. And I turned it in before everything changed. And it was thrilling. President Biden did the right thing. It was an act of patriotism for him to make that decision. And, you know, not a lot of people, and I could name one in particular, would give up power willingly.” Patriotic or on the losing side of an intraparty power struggle? As for the current situation, Clinton had more praise for Harris, “And, you know, partly because I know her. I've known her for a long time. I know her sister. I know her husband. I know the whole family. And she has performed flawlessly. Flawlessly in, you know, being thrown into the deep end, the president endorsing her. Literally within a minute or two, my husband and I endorsed her. I mean, we just believe so strongly that she was the person. And she could not have had a better convention. And she could not have had a better debate.” Later, Fallon mused, “I think there's got to be some sort of pride for you.”     Clinton agreed, “Totally. Well, first of all, she's done incredibly well under really, really difficult circumstances. And she's done something else, which is to contrast so dramatically with his doom and gloom, his fearmongering, his hatred of different kinds of people, the darkness, the divisiveness.” She also tried to make the “vibes election” meme stick, “She's out there saying, ‘You know what? We're better than this. We can all come together. We can have a better future.’ And I love that level of joy and enthusiasm to get people thinking again, ‘How do we get our country back on the right track and actually, you know, listen to each other, do some big things, and make a difference?’ Right?” Fallon agreed, “Yeah, that's exactly right.” The last time Clinton was on the Tonight Show, she told voters who were concerned about Biden to “get over yourself.” No doubt she would say the same thing to people who are less concerned about vibes and more concerned about their livelihoods. As for Fallon, it appears he is still reeling from the blowback he got for touching Donald Trump’s hair in 2016 because not even he is immune from turning his show into Late Night DNC. Here is a transcript for the September 19-taped show: NBC The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon 8/20/2024 12:19 AM ET JIMMY FALLON: Can we talk about it for a second? Kamala Harris is now the nominee and -- HILLARY CLINTON: Yes. FALLON: This is exciting. Were you giving her advice? Were you -- CLINTON: Well, first of all, you know, I had to turn the book in. And I turned it in before everything changed. FALLON: Yeah. CLINTON: And it was thrilling. President Biden did the right thing. It was an act of patriotism for him to make that decision. And, you know, not a lot of people, and I could name one in particular, would give up power willingly. FALLON: I wonder -- I wonder -- wonder who you're talking about. Yeah. CLINTON: Yeah, he who shall remain nameless. Right? So, this all happened. And I couldn't write about it 'cause the book was at the printer. FALLON: Yeah. CLINTON: So, I recorded -- I was recording the book, and I did an epilogue talking about it. FALLON: Yeah. CLINTON: And, you know, I sat down, and I thought, "All right, how do I really, honestly feel?" 'Cause I try to be as, you know, candid as I possibly can, personally, politically in this book. I thought, "How -- how do I feel?" FALLON: Yeah, are you -- CLINTON: Somebody I know, somebody I respect. FALLON: "I'm so proud of you, Kamala, first woman. Great." CLINTON: You know. FALLON: Just snapping pencils. "I'm so excited for you. Congratulations." CLINTON: No, no, no. FALLON: "Yeah, you did it! You're the first." CLINTON: But I had to -- I had to ask myself, was that how I felt? And the answer is no. I was thrilled. I was excited.  I was exhilarated. FALLON: You were. CLINTON: And, you know, partly because I know her. I've known her for a long time. I know her sister. I know her husband. I know the whole family. And she has performed flawlessly. Flawlessly in, you know, being thrown into the deep end, the president endorsing her. Literally within a minute or two, my husband and I endorsed her. I mean, we just believe so strongly that she was the person. And she could not have had a better convention. And she could not have had a better debate. … FALLON: I think there's got to be some sort of pride for you. CLINTON: Totally. Well, first of all, she's done incredibly well under really, really difficult circumstances. And she's done something else, which is to contrast so dramatically with his doom and gloom, his fearmongering, his hatred of different kinds of people, the darkness, the divisiveness. She's out there saying, "You know what? We're better than this. We can all come together. We can have a better future." And I love that level of joy and enthusiasm to get people thinking again, "How do we get our country back on the right track and actually, you know, listen to each other, do some big things, and make a difference?" Right? FALLON: Yeah, that's exactly right.

Thursday’s White House press briefing lacked some quality Doocy Time for the second day in a row, but there was still plenty of tense back-and-forths featuring Newsmax’s James Rosen, CBS’s Ed O’Keefe, and surprisingly the AP’s Zeke Miller over the Biden-Harris administration’s decision to hold this week’s Quad Summit — featuring leaders from Australia, India, and Japan — in Wilmington, Delaware and thus severely curtail press access. During White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s turn at the podium, Miller first went there on press access: AP’s @ZekeJMiller: “The President’s hosting the Quad summit in Wilmington, Delaware. We also understand that he's hosting bilateral meetings with those some of those with those world leaders at his private home and what we currently understand is that the press will not be… pic.twitter.com/cfnzlFsup2 — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) September 19, 2024 Miller again pushed back, noting the press are shutout from any pictures of the meetings or dinners and that even Republican presidents Bush and Trump allowed the pool in when they hosted foreign leaders at their retreats in Crawford, Texas, and Florida’s Mar-a-Lago, respectively. Jean-Pierre stumbled and fumbled her way, but nonetheless conveyed a message that could have been boiled down to suck it up, buttercup. A few minutes later, O’Keefe tried to poke and prod to find out whether the lack of press access, first wondering about national security concerns of foreign journalists being allowed on the grounds of President Biden’s Delaware home: CBS’s @EdOKeefe: “And on the decision not to allow reporters to see the bilaterals that he'll be having Friday afternoon and Saturday, does this have something to do with the foreign press pools from India, Japan, Australia? Are there security concern with having them on the… pic.twitter.com/b1m4td99R7 — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) September 19, 2024 He moved next to probing whether the lack of a press conference was requested by one of the countries (i.e. India). Jean-Pierre dodged that too, saying she wouldn’t “speak to private conversations that our folks at NSC are having with the different countries” and pivoted to how excited Biden was to have them in Delaware to provide more “personal touches” and press access limited to things like a group photo, a speech on Biden’s Cancer Moonshot, and seeing their respectively planes depart. “There’s going to be — there’s — there’s, but can you also appreciate — I hear you all, but you also appreciate that we have created other opportunities,” she added, to which Rosen had decided enough was enough. Rosen called out the nonsense: “They’re called photo ops. That’s what you’ve created. They are not a press conference, which we would prefer.” O’Keefe expanded on that and pointed to Biden having (laughably) fluffed his feathers for nearly four years insisting he’s been the most transparent president ever: What...I was gonna suggest is what baffles people in this room, especially for those who are watching this and wondering why on earth do we harp on these sides of things, what baffles us is this is a President who from day one committed to be the most transparent president possible, who has given speeches at various events saying that he stands for and respects the freedom of the press  and here is a great opportunity to stand with the leader of the world’s largest democracy, India, and two other key democracies who are from a region of the world that is struggling to maintain democracy. Why not face questions from reporters in a free press in that setting? Jean-Pierre played dumb, which O’Keefe wasn’t amused by (click “expand”):     JEAN-PIERRE: — okay, so which part are you asking me about?” Are you asking me about going — O’KEEFE: Why aren’t we being allowed to attend these meetings —  JEAN-PIERRE: — so — so — O’KEEFE: — in house and why is there no press conference? JEAN-PIERRE: — okay, okay — O’KEEFE: — which I think was the crux of the negotiations or at least the conversation — JEAN-PIERRE: — no, I — no, I — O’KEEFE: — that went on earlier today. JEAN-PIERRE: — I hear you, but there are two things that I’m being asked, so let me — not every — not every opportunity that we have and we do have these foreign — foreign leaders here — do we have a press conference. That is not unusual. We have gone many times back and forth about. O’KEEFE: Which also frustrates us. JEAN-PIERRE: I — I totally understand. There’s been some bilate and there’s been some other visit where there has not been some press conferences, right? That is not unusual. I — we’ve had conversation — ROSEN: It is unusual. JEAN-PIERRE: — excuse me. Excuse me, I’m not speaking to you. I really am not. Let me have my conversation with Ed. Let me have my conversation with Ed. Thank you. And so it is — it is not unusual for us to have this back and forth and talk about why it is happening or not happening, so that is, I’ll put that there. The other part is this is an opportunity for the president to have a personal moment — uh — with the leaders we have created other opportunities for you all to see him with those leaders standing with those leaders, shaking hands with the leaders, giving them — giving them opportunities to see his high school — right — places where he — uh — that he’s very well, very much connected to that you all will see. He’s going to make a really important announcement about the Cancer Moonshot. We believe, and I know there is a difference of agreement here — right — is that there’s going to be plenty of opportunities for press to have access to see him with these other leaders. And so, we have made sure — made sure and people — I think people actually care about photo ops. Photo ops are indeed important because you and maybe there’ll be questions taken during those photo ops. You never know, right? Um — but a formal press conference on this trip is not going to happen with this particular vet is not going to happen. We have gone back and forth on many other events, so that’s what I’m saying is not unusual. We are, we wanted to make sure that there were plenty of press access throughout the day, and we believe we have done that and let’s see how the day goes. Let’s see how the day goes on Saturday. Elsewhere in the briefing, Miller asked National Council of Economic Advisers Chairman Jared Bernstein about the latest sign of Biden’s mental decline: AP’s @ZekeJMiller: “The President, in his remarks about an hour ago, said that he had never spoken with the Fed chairman since he's been in the White House. That's obviously not true. They met in the Oval Office in 2022. Could you clarify the President's remarks there and why did… pic.twitter.com/maI8aTCZD8 — Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) September 19, 2024 In contrast, HuffPo’s S.V. Date had this softball: Jared, the previous president — no matter what the state of the economy, no matter what was going on — every single good thing that happened, he personally took credit for it immediately, saying this is the best economy ever, we’ve had more jobs ever than anywhere in the universe, et cetera. Should this president have done the same thing in order to cheerlead more and get people a better — more excited about the state of things? To see the relevant transcript from the September 19 briefing, click here.