September 16, Mexico's Independence Day
Song: Mexico en la piel/ Mexico in the skin
Singer: Luis Miguel

A rat riding on a cat that is riding on a Dog at the same time.

This video is a summary of the goals of the New World Order,
and the progress of the New World Order agenda. As Americans we
have to wake up to all the lies and deceptions that the government
has been   more...telling the public for years. Research the "illegal" federal
income tax and 16th amendment, which was never officially ratified,
and the supreme court cases that have ruled that the government did
not gain new authorization to tax citizens. Research the "private"
Federal Reserve Bank and how they abolished the gold standard, which
gave the paper bills their value. Research the inconsistencies and
amazing coincidences that make 9/11, a day in which many people
question what the government said happened on that day.
Furthermore, research the Security and Prosperity Partnership and
how our President signed this agreement without congressional approval
or public hearing. As Americans we must realize that our rights and
liberties are being taken away from us in the name of "security."
Please take action and spread the truth!  less

About 50 miles into Mexico and starting to get into the rhythm of riding. I was very nervous before I was heading into the border, but my paranoia slowly drifted away and I began enjoying the ride.   more...I'm on my way to Creel and the Copper Canyon.

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Mexico is a traveller's paradise, crammed with a multitude of opposing identities: desert landscapes, snow-capped volcanoes, ancient ruins, teeming industrialised cities, time-warped colonial towns, glitzy   more...resorts, lonely beaches and a world-beating collection of flora and fauna.



This mix of modern and traditional, the clichéd and the surreal, is the key to Mexico's charm, whether your passion is throwing back margaritas, listening to howler monkeys, surfing the Mexican Pipeline, scrambling over Mayan ruins or expanding your Day of the Dead collection of posable skeletons.  less

We have a lot in common...

I just left the immigration offices at the border and ride my first miles into Mexico. It was like a whole new world after crossing, so I am pretty focused on the road and where I need to be headed.   more... I had some problems at the border.

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Parts of a show I saw of traditional mexican dancers. Very short vid. only about 2 minutes long.

Alex J. on Immigration

Lane splitting into the US with my new V705. The wide angle lens provides a much improved sense of speed.

(This is a total spoof Wilson and I are still friends)

Some parting thoughts about wilsonryder69's closing video.

In this the 5th episode of "The Road Home" epic 3000 mile journey, the motorcycle has been put back in tip-top shape and Filmmaker Daniel Wolfert is heading west from Yukon, Oklahoma across   more...the windy plains of the Texas Panhandle to once again spend the night in Santa Rosa, New Mexico. This time he arrives feeling good and does a little sight-seeing to the Blue Hole.  less

I spend a week on the road riding across Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Chihuahua and Sonora Mexico. Lots of videos to sift through, but here is a taste of what's coming up.

Take a break and visit the "Very Large Array" off Us60 in New Mexico. The Very Large Array is the most powerful, flexible, and widely-used radio telescope in the world. Dedicated in 1980,   more...it has been used for more than 10,000 astronimical observing projects.

Also discussing my progress as I try and ride 1000 miles in under 24 hours on my Saddle Sore 1000.

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Talking about the most severe winds I've ever experienced in a storm I passed through a couple hours earlier. Talking about my progress on my Saddle Sore 1000.

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Having some problems setting up the Google Maps view. Should have a link to it tomorrow night.

Feeling lonely for the first time in a long time since I started touring. Talking about my paranoia and   more...trying to overcome it. Then a rant about lumber, decks and motorcycle scents on the road.  less

Start of group ride to the Gila National Forest & Silver City NM. This ride was supposed to be about 7hrs but turned into an 11hr ordeal!

The boys are speaking in spanish. I speak spanish so I can translate: The boy after being grabed says: algo me toco atras de el posta! (something behind the light pole touched me!) no dejas de grabar   more...(dont stop recording!). Then after the alien is seen a second time the boys are freightened and one of them says Ve lo way! (Look at him!) while the other boy says No Mames! (sorry, I cant translate this, its a curse word) and Vamonos, Vamonos! (Lets go, Lets go!)

Is there any reason to believe any ufo video is real? To believe that any video is authentic requires further inspection. When I first saw this video, my first impression was that it was a fake. I found this video worthy of discussion.There are several reasons I found this video interesting.

For one Jaime Massuan, a famous and very well respected Ufologist took the time to investigate this incident. Jaime Massuan has been in several ufo documentarys, and hes been used by the mexican airforce to investigate some ufo sighting.

Here is a link to a history channel documentary that Jaime Massuan was in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUWW67fBjI0

One fact the Jaime Massuan points out is that what ever was behind the light post, had to have an arm length of over a meter (39 inches) to grab the boy. I am 6 foot 2 and my arm length is 28 inches. Whatever was behind the post was the same height as the boy that was grabbed. This is highly unusual. Now the question that I ask to you all is; how easy is it to fake this?

Something else that stands out in this video, is that the boys seem to be genuinely terrified of whatever it is they saw that night. If these boys faked this video, they are very good actors.  less

I cross into the Mexico border near Big Bend National Park in Texas. This was my first border crossing that dealt with paper work (Canada was easy) and it was a bit of a hassle. Next video will elaborate   more... more.

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Lou Dobbs discusses the amnesty bill and how it will end America as we know it during a talk at the National Press Club in Washington which was carried on C-Span. (10:22, 320x240, mono)

This is a Chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico, which holds a "Miraculous" Mystery that has yet to be Solved!!!

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Wrapping up my first day of riding in Mexico and I am getting close to Creel. I find out how little Spanish I   more...know and regret not studying more.  less

Talking about keeping cool in hot weather while en route to Scenic Drive, initial FE report on my new gearing, poor conditions of some US roads, Scenic Drive hazzards

Walk along ocean shore