Tag: paranormal
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The Crop Circles of 2018
The traditionally active areas of England continue to produce remarkable patterns in the fields, which still baffle and inspire in equal measure. As we await to see what the summer of 2019 will bring, ANDY THOMAS looks back at the events of 2018
Andy’s latest crop circle report in ‘Nexus Magazine’
Andy’s full report on the crop circles of 2018 is in the current issue of ‘Nexus Magazine’, available now
The Crop Circles of 2017
As we begin to anticipate what the crop circle season of 2018 might bring, Andy Thomas looks back at the circular events of 2017, which saw a renewed media attack on the phenomenon – and yet the coverage also helped draw attention to what turned out to be another fascinating year of wonders
Andy discusses current events on the ‘Unslaved’ show
Andy Thomas recently featured as the special guest on Michael Tsarion and David Whitehead’s leading video podcast show ‘Unslaved’, discussing everything from Donald Trump, Brexit and left and right-wing agendas, to the New World Order, free speech and the paranormal
The Glastonbury Symposium releases its archives
Andy has been co-Mc for the renowned ‘Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers’ conference, the Glastonbury Symposium, for nearly two decades. The Symposium is now releasing many of its numerous archive video recordings onto YouTube, free to watch
The Crop Circles of 2016
As the 2017 crop circle season now unfolds, Andy looks back at 2016, when the ever-fascinating circle mystery fell quieter around the world but remained strong in the English heartlands, where many impressive masterpieces made their presence felt and stirred valuable debate as intensely as ever
Andy appears at academic conspiracy conference
Andy Thomas appeared at a one-day academic conference held at Goldsmiths University in London on 26th November 2016, entitled ‘Seriously Suspicious’
Cultural Rigidity and the Suppression of the Alternative
Andy Thomas asks, does the absence of ‘alternative’ ambassadors in the media indicate something more profound than mere cover-up?