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What do Hitler and Admiral Byrd have to do with aliens?

In 1936, there was a UFO crash in the Black Forest of Germany. Shortly after this, Hitler began showing a bizarre interest in the Queen Maud Land coast of Antarctica. He had U-boats combing the coastline. A German U-boat captain was quoted in the media, saying he’d found a paradise under the ice for his homeland. The Shaws believe Hitler became aware of one of the underground cities occupied by our alien cousins. Then Hitler started sending resources down to Antarctica. Mining equipment, engineers and laborers. US intelligence surmised the Nazis were creating a base under the ice sheet. After the war, it was decided Admiral Byrd would head a carrier group to Antarctica to destroy this base in February of 1947. According to a Soviet intelligence report, Byrd’s armada was attacked by a squadron of flying saucers that emerged from the ocean and attacked the carrier group. They sank a destroyer and downed half of Byrd’s aircraft before diving back into the water. The Shaws believe Byrd ...
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Reflection as Renewal — Hugh Holder’s Sharing My Soul Redefines Modern Self-Help

  As readers grow increasingly weary of fast solutions and surface-level motivation, Sharing My Soul by Hugh Holder offers a thoughtful alternative—one rooted in reflection, patience, and lived experience. Rather than instructing readers on how to fix their lives, the book invites them to slow down and listen, reminding us that understanding often begins with stillness. Sharing My Soul is a collection of personal reflections drawn from a lifetime of experience shaped by faith, family, health, work, aging, and nature. Written in a calm, conversational voice, the book speaks directly to readers who feel overwhelmed, emotionally fatigued, or quietly searching for meaning. Its tone is neither authoritative nor promotional. Instead, it feels like an honest exchange—one person sharing what life has taught them, without expectation or agenda. The book’s structure allows each reflection to stand alone. Readers can move through the text gradually, returning to it whenever they feel th...
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The Aliens Are Not Aliens: New Evidence Shows They Are an Ancient Human Lineage

  The Nordic aliens are the most commonly seen of the alien “types,” the second most common are the Greys, then the Reptilians (sometimes called Reptiloids) and most rare of all, the Mantids. The Greys come in two distinct varieties, the tall and the small.  The Nordic aliens are nearly indistinguishable from Scandinavian humans. The other alien types have a great deal in common with humans as well. All of the types are perfectly-upright walking, bipedal hominids, all with the same skeletal structure as humans. The True Source of the Aliens The Shaws think all the aliens are either members of the human race who split away from us thousands of years ago, or members of the hybrids being genetically engineered by them. We believe the human race separated into surface dwellers and troglodytes thousands of years ago.  The Shaw’s think humans retreated underground to escape the cataclysm that was the Younger Dryas Comet, a celestial impact that was so devastating, it was a near...
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New Memoir ‘From Grit to Glory’ Reveals How a Jamaican Ghetto Child Became a U.S. Engineering Executive and Global Leader

  From Grit to Glory is a powerful and deeply inspiring new memoir by Garold Hamilton which offers readers a rare and intimate glimpse into the life of a boy who lived in the Jamaican ghetto of Shaolin and came out a successful global leader in the engineering field despite being poor, unfortunate, struggling against cultural obstacles and almost death itself. The story of how Hamilton went out to sell box drinks on the street in Savanna-la-Mar to how he rose to the top as the Senior Vice President of large engineering companies in the United States of America is an inspirational one that talks of perseverance, diligence, and the power of opportunities to change lives. Hamilton was born in the underserved Shaolin, Westmoreland, and lived between two cemeteries in an area where violence, lack of resources, and hardship were the norm. However, there were also good family values, industrious inhabitants and entrepreneurial spirit in Shaolin. In the memoir, Hamilton explains how the ...
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What Happens When Science, Spirituality, and Curiosity Stop Fighting

  A new book release for readers exhausted by taking sides There is a tension in the air that we all know. Science is over here. Over there, spirituality. Two groups are talking past each other, each sure that the other has missed the point. A lot of books take a side. The Connecting Energy does something else in synchronicity. The new book by Sterling Platinum comes out this month, at a time when certainty is louder than curiosity and belief systems feel more like battlegrounds than ways to understand. The book doesn't argue for proof or faith; it opens up a third space. One that is quieter. A place where neuroscience, psychology, lived experience, and spiritual curiosity can all be in the same room without having to agree. That alone makes it timely. Why This Book Seems Different Right Now The way people talk about meaning in culture has become strangely rigid. You are either driven by data or by your faith. Rational or gut feeling. Believer or skeptic? Synchronici...
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The Power of Moving Averages in Smart, Simple Trading

  One of the most powerful and beginner-friendly tools in trading is the moving average. In DO IT YOURSELF INVESTING FOR BUSY PEOPLE:TRADE ANYTIME , Ritchey Marbury highlights moving averages repeatedly because they form the backbone of his long-term trading success. They are simple, visual, and surprisingly effective. Moving averages help traders understand both short-term and long-term trends without getting lost in complex analysis. This blog breaks down how moving averages work and why they are essential for anyone who wants to trade independently, efficiently, and with confidence. What Moving Averages Really Tell You At its core, a moving average is a trend indicator. It smooths out daily price fluctuations and shows whether a stock is generally moving upward or downward over a specific period. Traders use moving averages because prices can be noisy—sudden spikes, dips, and intraday volatility can fool beginners. A moving average filters out that noise and reveals the tr...
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Why Busy Professionals Can Become Successful Traders

  His book, DO IT YOURSELF INVESTING FOR BUSY PEOPLE: TRADEANYTIME , reveals that consistent, profitable trading can be done in less than 25 minutes a day—even during a lunch break or after work. This insight isn’t theoretical. Marbury traded for more than 60 years while working full-time as a civil engineer and professional land surveyor. Over the span of managing his company’s retirement plan for more than 30 years, he never experienced a losing year. The message is simple: successful trading depends more on strategy, discipline, and structure than on time availability. This blog explores why busy professionals—a category most new traders fit into—actually have a unique advantage in the trading world. 1. Busy People Are Forced to Trade Efficiently One of the biggest problems new traders face is overthinking. When someone has unlimited time to stare at screens, they often fall into emotional decisions, impulsive trades, or constant strategy switching. Busy professionals ...
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