Tom DeLonge starts new company to build spaceships, find aliens

by: Alex Kack

Former Blink-182 guitarist and 2017 UFO Researcher of the Year, Tom Delonge, recently announced a new business venture which will focus on researching and developing alternatively powered spacecraft designed to go farther into space then humans currently have.

The initiative, called 'To The Stars Art & Science Academy', is currently seeking investors and advisors. DeLonge has announced a team attached to the corporation that includes members of the military and intelligence community as well as a variety of scientists, physicists and engineers.

According to the companies website they have so far raised over $1.9 million. Aside from spacecraft the company plans to invest in research regarding brain – computer interface technology, satellites, and telepathy.

Playing to his strength's DeLonge has also included an entertainment division to the sprawling start-up, that is set to produce books, documentary films and other media to help explain the company works and raise awareness of their goals.

DeLonge has long been interested in space and specifically the hunt for extraterrestrial life, committing a significant amount of time and personal resources to it. Last year communications between him and John Podesta were leaked to the public after Podesta and several other members of Hillary Clintons campaign staff's email accounts were hacked. The emails contained information on the work the two men were engaged in researching UFO's.

As of now no dates have been announced publicly for the work to begin, updates will be reported on.

Alex Kack is the editor of 'Spooky News' and 'the Bull Moose Review'. He is a political advocate, writer and comedian currently based in Washington D.C. where he lives with his girlfriend and their excessive number of pets. Follow him on Twitter here: @Alex_Kack He's on Tumblr here: alexkack.tumblr.com

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Government Program Researched Stargates, Other Dimension

By: Alex Kack

The United States governments Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, originally disclosed in a shocking New York Times article in 2017, funded research into a variety of other theoretical and supernatural phenomena. These new revelations come in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.
Many of these topics have been the hall mark of science fiction for decades. Among the subjects studied were traveling through worm holes or “stargates”, warp drives, invisibility cloaking, ‘high energy laser weapons’ and the viability of experimental new metals.
It seems unlikely that any of the projects funded produced any tangible or actionable results, however the federal government appears to have took these types of experimental and theoretical science projects seriously enough to fund them.
Prior to this disclosure it was presumed that Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, had primarily served to investigate alleged UFO sightings.
The disclosed files…

Bill Clinton Sought UFO Files While President.

By: Alex Kack

Bill Clinton allegedly sought information and files on UFO investigation while he was President, according to Webster Hubbell, the disgraced former associate Attorney General and close associate of the Clinton family.

Webster claims that while in office he was tasked by the President to dig into the information. Hubbell described the process as difficult, and stated that he felt as though his requests were being blocked or dragged out.

Eventually Hubbell's work produced results however, and he was able to present the President with information about two separate Cold War era UFO studies. Both of which found no evidence they deemed conclusive related to the UFO Phenomena. Clinton made several comments about space aliens while in office, as the topic saw a renewed popularity during the 1990's.

The Clinton's name has most recently been associated with UFO's during the 2016 when Hillary Clinton said that if elected she would open an investigation into th…

Video Game Company Offers $50,000 for Proof of Monsters.

By: Alex Kack

Video game developer Capcom is offering $50,000 to anyone who can provide concrete evidence proving the existence of real life 'monsters'.
Capcom, the company behind the early video game hit Mega Man, has launched the offering as part of a promotion marking the release of their new game Monster Hunter: World, the newest addition in their long running Monster Hunter role playing franchise.
The contest is being run in conjunction with the Center of Fortean Zoology, the UK based nonprofit dedicated to the search for crytids and the study of cryptozoology. There are ten cryptids they are accepting submissions for as listed below.
Bigfoot Yeti Earth Hound Mongolian Death Worm Loch Ness Monsters Yowie The Cornish Owlman The flying snake of Namibia Chupacabra Mermaid
Submissions are being accepted through this June. For more information visit the websites of Capcom or the Center of Fortean Zoology.

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