Phoenix Journal 197 - Four Winds 10

I put this up on the Internet early Monday Morning. My friends involved in TWA 800 research are already
receiving death threats. There has been a complete media blackout in the US. I have obtained the best
information overseas. I have never seen anything quite like what I have observed over the past few
months. The TWA 800 websites have been raided by government and Navy people calling us “unpatriotic”
and saying that it was a mechanical failure and that there is no evidence of anything else. The story is
so long that it cannot be contained in this E-mail. I have looked at nearly every possibility. [End quoting]
The real meat of this story is that the FBI is proving they have something to hide. This is nothing new to
CONTACT readers but I thought the story might interest you.
For those who haven’t read the true story of what happened see the Oct. 8, 1996, Vol. 14, #9, of
CONTACT, page 16. It explains that the weapon was a beam weapon and the signature of what happens
with its use.
TALMUD REVIVAL
Excerpted from a FLYER, source unknown, [quoting:]
The following dispatch out of New York speaks for itself:
The World Academy in Jerusalem will begin printing this year a new and revised edition of the ancient
Talmud, the first in seventy-six years.
The announcement was made yesterday by Charles H. Silver, president of the New York Board of Education,
who is a trustee of the academy.
Publication will be in thirty volumes of 600 large folio pages each. The first volume is expected to be issued
next fall.
In this first punctuated edition, the Talmud will include a digest of unpublished commentaries going back to
the eleventh century which have been gathered over the world.
These manuscripts have been made available from private collections and from leading libraries, including
Bodleian at Oxford University and those of the Vatican and Columbia University. The last edition of the
Talmud was printed in 1880-86 by the Rom Press of Vilna, Lithuania.
Rabbinic scholars and research workers in Jerusalem have compiled more than a million cross-reference
cards in relation to the revised edition. In it names of men and places will be identified and placed in their
historical and geographical settings. Garments, vessels, foods, instruments, diseases, seeds, animals and
plants will be described.
The literature in the Talmud, which embodies Jewish moral and spiritual teachings based upon Biblical
precepts and laws, embraces a period of about 1,000 years.
But the first known printing of the Talmud was issued in Spain about 1475, just before the Spanish
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