This Perfect Day

What really happened to Princess Diana?

Many people still share their where-were-you-when-you-heard stories about the passing of Diana, Princess of Wales, on August 31st, 1997. Rumors of a conspiracy emerged almost immediately after reports of her tragic death due to an automobile accident in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel along the River Seine in Paris, France. Did the driver of her black Mercedes simply have an accident while trying to avoid the paparazzi? Or was her death a carefully planned finale by the royal elites that had always controlled her life?

Sometimes called "America’s Stonehenge" the Georgia Guidestones is a large granite monument located near Elberton, Georgia – about 90 miles east of Atlanta. Ten guidelines / instructions (commandments?) for humanity are inscribed on the stones in multiple languages. Are they a creepy, in-our-face proclamation of the New World Order, or just the creation of a strange group of people with weird ideas and a bit of money?

On July 17, 1996, TWA Flight 800, a 747 departing from JFK Airport in New York, bound for Paris, exploded in midair just east of Long Island, killing all 230 passengers and crew on board. Shortly afterwards, witness reports started to emerge about a streak of light, possibly a flare, a firework, or perhaps even a missile, was seen streaking through the sky and impacting the aircraft causing a massive fireball. Was it a terrorist attack? A Navy accident? The NTSB and FBI have said no. But that's definitely not the end of this story. Join Brett and Phil as they discuss much more than just the technical details of the tragedy of TWA Flight 800.

Conspiracy Theorists allege that from 1968-1983 military mind control research took place at (beneath) the Camp Hero facility at Montauk Point, New York. That the research at this location opened and exploited “portals” and/or “rips in the space-time continuum” to communicate with extra-terrestrial intelligences. Montauk is, in fact, at the hub of uncountable conspiracy theories including mind control, teleportation, time travel, alien intelligence, government cover ups, black-ops kidnappings, monsters, and so much more. In Part 1, Brett and Phil discuss that background of the stories, as well as some of the people claiming to be either ex-workers and/or victims of experimentation, that have made public claims about the nature of the work conducted at Camp Hero.

According to the conspiracy theory, from July - October 1943, the U.S. Navy destroyer escort, U.S.S. Eldridge (DE-173), with crew, was used in cloaking experiments (in dock and at sea) that went wrong. The strong magnetic field that was used to render the ship optically and/or radar invisible accidentally ‘de-materialized / teleported’ the ship from the Philadelphia Navy Yard to Norfolk, Virginia for a period of time. Some human participants in the experiment were killed when their bodies became fused with other materials, some suffered from life-long physical and mental difficulties, and some disappeared. One witness who was on an observer ship in Philadelphia came forward in the 1955, thus opening the case for public scrutiny. Join Brett and Phil this week as they do just that, scrutinize the Philadelphia Experiment.