Showing posts with label Magonia 67. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magonia 67. Show all posts

The Manchester Air Myth

Rory Lushman
Magonia 67, June 1999

No doubt many of you will remember the famous Manchester Air Miss case, whereby British Airways pilots Roger Wills and Mark Stuart reported a UFO shooting past their Boeing 737 in the opposite direction. Their flight which was inbound from Milan, was on the final approach to Manchester International Airport, runway 24.

Nostradamus 1999

Gareth J. Medway
 in Magonia 67, June 1999
 
“In the Year 1999 and seven months a great king of terror will descend from the skies, to resuscitate the great king of Angolmois. Before and after Mars will reign for a good while.” Few prophets, other than those of the Old Testament, have had such a high reputation for so long. the British Library’s pre-1975 catalogue has 101 Nostradamus items, with a further 25 post-1975. These figures should be at least doubled to get the world-wide total.

Plots Against the World

Steven Woodbridge
From Magonia 67, June 1999

God did not appear on television on 25 March 1998, much to the disappointment of a Dallas-based UFO cult and to the glee of newspaper and media commentators. Throughout that month Chen Hong-ming, prophet and leader of the 150-strong `God’s Salvation Church’ (also known as the ‘True Way’) gained massive media publicity by predicting that the Heavenly Father would appear on TV to announce the date of his descent to earth.