In the first half, author and researcher Steve Quayle offered commentary and analysis on what is now officially the worst Ebola outbreak on record, as well as such topics as ISIS, bioterrorism, and earth changes. "I don't believe that the Ebola virus is the full scale hemorrhagic fever," he remarked, citing that the photos and reports have not shown the excessive bleeding associated with the affliction. Rather, he thinks we're seeing "a bio weapon that has been released primarily in Africa that is a derivation...of Ebola"-- a kind of "Ebola light."
The CDC is complicit in the spread of the Ebola outbreak, Quayle continued. "Every single protocol has been violated from the start...not blocking flights coming in from Africa, not wearing the right protective clothing, [and] being dishonest about the aerosolization versus airborne transmission," he asserted. ISIS has talked about intentionally infecting individuals and bringing them into the US, Quayle warned, adding that there's a plan afoot to literally overwhelm America's medical system. He also addressed the issue of chemtrails, which he associated with diseases such as Morgellons, and respiratory problems.
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In the latter half, neurosurgeon for the last 25 years, including 15 years teaching at Harvard Medical School, Eben Alexander, M.D., discussed his transcendental Near-Death Experience (NDE), and shared his work reconciling his experience with various religious traditions and current scientific research. "As the brain shuts down at the time of bodily death, our conscious awareness actually expands and is far greater that it [normally] is," he said, adding that a new scientific view that's taking hold is that the brain is not the creator of consciousness but a reducing valve or filter that limits the perception of a pre-existing consciousness that supports the entire universe.
Heaven is not a place in the physical universe-- up in the clouds or in the sky-- "it's right where we are...it's much more real than this world is-- an intense ultra-reality that so many near-death experiencers report," he offered. Referencing Plato, Alexander noted that "all of our knowledge and uncovering and learning is just a remembering of what our souls know at some deep level," yet all of the consciousness in the universe is involved in a process of evolution and learning. It's been reported that between 15 and 25% of people who have been briefly clinically dead or near death, return with NDE-type memories, though Alexander believes the figure is actually much higher for people having profound experiences in these situations-- they may have just kept quiet about them, especially in the past.
News segment guests: Dr. Gary Ridenour, Jerome Corsi