Category: Guests

Dr. Thomas Kindell was once an ardent believer in the “fact” of evolution. However, through his exposure to the scientific case for creation, he became a zealous creationist.

Eugene Wzorek, a citizen of Chicago “raised in the city and hailing from the back of the yards”, was a truck driver with the City of Chicago, and by all records and accounts was one of the City’s best employees – until he was fired, for purely political reasons, in 1984.

Rob has been researching healing and consciousness for over 40 years. He has given seminars all over the world including Egypt, Australia, Canada, Europe and USA.

Irish born, Africa bred, Justin studied anthropology and economics before spending 25 years in the media, marketing and technology sectors in the corporate world.

Grew up in Buffalo, New York in a family where everyone thought out-of-the-box. Standing up for the truth was deeply inbred into her. She moved to Dallas in 1976.

Herbert I. London is president of the London Center for Policy Research and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

Pepe Escobar is a Brazilian journalist works who writes a column, The Roving Eye, for Asia Times Online and is a commentator on Russia’s RT and Iran’s Press TV.

In addition to his scholarly work in apologetic theology, Cris D. Putnam is a bestselling co-author of two recent books with co-author Thomas Horn: Petrus Romanusand Exo-Vaticana as well as a contributor to the compilation Pandemonium’s Engine: the Rise of Transhumanism.

As Chief of the Jersey City Department of Health, Louis Manzo exposed corporate greed–an unscrupulous company trying to cover up chromium contamination affecting children and city neighborhoods.

This native Californian often jokes that he “just woke up” a few years ago. In doing so, he experienced a significant paradigm shift in his thinking.