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Miscellaneous See other Miscellaneous Articles Title: China's Nessie Caught on Film? C2C China's version of the Loch Ness Monster appears to have been captured on video once again. The creature, which unfortunately does not sport a snazzy nickname like Nessie, is said to reside in a location known as Kanas Lake. Over the years, numerous witnesses have reported seeing some kind of sea monster, for lack of a better term, lurking in the lake. And a handful of lucky individuals have even captured the presumed creature on tape. Such was the case earlier this week when a worker at the lake spotted an anomalous series of what appear to be humps breaking the surface of the water. Wang Xin'an was sharp enough to film some of the sighting as it unfolded. According to a translation of the conversation contained in the video, it's clear that Xin'an and another witness were pretty certain they were watching China's Nessie out there on the water and not just waves. The encounter occurred only a month after another sighting of the Kanas Lake Monster had been reported and follows footage of the purported creature that was captured in both 2012 as well as in 2007. As to what the monster might be, the prevailing opinion of wildlife experts in China is that it is some kind of large fish, possibly an exceedingly large Siberian salmon. However, until someone reels the creature in, we'll never quite know, which is probably good in case the Nessie DNA project 'kills' the Scottish monster once and for all and we need a suitable replacement. Poster Comment: C2C shows upcoming: Climate Change Debate/ Ghosts & Alternate History Monday - June 18 Hosted by George Noory First Half: Retired professor of Climatology Tim Ball talks about the latest developments in the global debate over climate change. Second Half: Fiona Broome is an author, researcher, and paranormal consultant. To her, stories and personal experiences are at least as important as the physical evidence and history. She'll discuss her research into ghosts, faeries, and alternate history, also known as the Mandela Effect. Zero Point Energy/ Churchill's Mavericks Tuesday - First Half: Doctor of Engineering Physics, Tom Valone, will discuss his work in zero point energy, Tesla technology, and free energy and how these technologies translate into possible UFO energy and propulsion systems. Second Half: Author of narrative nonfiction, Giles Milton, relies on personal testimonies, diaries, and letters to tell the story of key moments in history. He'll speak about the ingenious dirty tricks used to fight the Nazis by people hand-picked by Winston Churchill, whom he called his Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. Investigative Reports/ Unexplained Phenomena Wednesday - First Half: Investigative reporter Jon Rappoport will update his investigation of America's debilitating opioid epidemic. He'll also address the dangers of vaccination and how fracking may be responsible for the eruption of the Kilauea volcano. Second Half: Clinical hypnotherapist, lecturer, and writer Jonny Enoch discusses his research into ET phenomena and the experiences that led him on a 20-year journey into exploring the unexplainable and his search for answers. Criminal Justic Reforms/ TBA Thursday - James P. Gray has been a trial judge in Orange County, California since 1983 and was the 2012 Libertarian candidate for Vice President. He will discuss how government is all about money and the various ways that personal freedoms are being sold out to vested interests, recent news that Trump may ease federal marijuana laws, and other reforms in the works for the criminal justice system that help average citizens. Second half TBA. Shakespeare Suppressed/ Open Lines Friday - Hosted by Richard Syrett Most Shakespeare biographies are filled with speculation because so little is known about him. Scholars have been studying Shakespeare’s plays and poems for over 200 years, but basic information about him is still lacking. Researcher Katherine Chiljan joins Richard Syrett to discuss fresh and sometimes startling conclusions about the playwright and that his name might not even be real as a hyphen was often used https://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/upcoming Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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