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Corrine Federer got more than a picture of Muiderslot Castle as her Netherlands UFO photo and video went viral. The 43-year old resident of Amsterdam was visiting the historic fortress with her mother on May 25, taking snapshots with a High Dynamic Range camera. HDR images usually consist of three exposures melded together simultaneously to create a full spectrum light image, she explained when interviewed by the Huffington Post. This particular image consists of five exposures from Corrine′s Nikon D800 camera. Ben Hansen, a former FBI field investigator and host of the SyFy Channel series, ′Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files′, told the HuffPo that the photo is not fake, though he does think it may be an insect. For many years, people have claimed to see UFO sightings described as flying ′rods′, which some ′experts′ believe are an unknown species of insect. In the second image, adjusted by way of its gray-scale, we can clearly see that the UFO is certainly something. But what?

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The big happening this past weekend, the Bilderberg meeting for 2013, was held at The Grove Hotel, an exclusive golf resort in Hertfordshire, near the town of Watford, England. The four-day conference had some 140 attendees, the cream of the crop of politics, finance, media and academia. The Bilderberg Group has always been a subject of controversy, often seen as puppet masters, or as the chief puppets for the real masters who hide in the shadows of global power. Some of those attending this year may surprise you. David Petraeus, former head of the CIA joined another retired Obama cabinet member, Timothy Geithner. Of course, it wouldn′t be a Bilderberg meeting without Henry Kissinger and good-egg Donald Graham of the Washington Post. Nor would it be any fun without the heads of Goldman Sachs, Barclay, HSBC and other major banks. Even Bill and Hillary Clinton dropped by for a visit with David Rockefeller.

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Commanding Officers in the Israeli military are not happy about some female Israeli soldiers posting racy photos of themselves on Facebook. Five women serving in Southern Israel are being charged with ′unbecoming behavior′ as their barracks room hijinks puts them in hot water. The ladies bare more than their firearms in a series of sexy pictures. How will this impact discipline within the ranks of not only the Israeli military, but also for U.S. Armed Forces as the Obama administration expands the role of women serving in our combat units?

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Noble Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi has joined with Human Rights Watch to denounce the new Muslim 2-child limit ordered in certain provinces in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. The restrictions effect the Rakhine state in Western Myanmar were there have been clashes between Buddhists and Muslim Rohingya families. Sectarian violence erupted in two Rakhine townships in the past year. Local provincial leader, Win Myaing, told the AFP that the birth rate of Muslims has been high, also resulting in a crackdown to enforce monogamy laws in Rakhine. But President Thein Sein is coming under fire for the unrest, which claims at least 200 dead and thousands displaced as refugees. Another watchdog and relief group, the Arakan Project, is also keeping a close eye on the violence. Aside from problems caused by citizens of Myanmar, there has also been a large influx of refugees from Bangladesh into the western provinces.

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A British soldier was killed by two Muslim men in a London terror attack Wednesday. Just outside the Royal Artillery Barracks in Woolwich Common, two men armed with a pistol and several edge weapons, including a machete and a butcher′s meat cleaver, deliberately ran over a 20-year old soldier with their automobile. Then, according to witnesses and Scotland Yard, the Muslim men proceeded to behead and hack the soldier′s body in a gruesome fashion in broad daylight. They then paraded about as onlookers watched and some video recorded the whole incident. They made political speeches of extreme Islamic views and shouted, ′Allah Akbar!′ Metropolitan police did not respond for some twenty minutes to the London attack 2013 as they waited for a special unit arrived that was armed with guns. David Cameron, who was in France for a conference, relayed immediately that there were strong indications that this was a terrorist attack, not workplace violence nor road rage as Barack Obama would have characterize such.

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Japan′s Nikkei ends with a weekly gain of 7% while the Japanese Yen collapses. In the race to the bottom, the Bank of Japan has been printing so much Yen that it has now passed the 100 Yen to one U.S. Dollar. Once more, we see how massive currency manipulation by central banks spell wonder for stock markets while average citizens succumb to more financial insecurity. Just as with the U.S. Federal Reserve and its policy of quantitative easing, very few benefit from currency debasement.

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The families and supporters of members of the SEAL Team 6 unit which was lost on August 6, 2011 in Afghanistan spoke out yesterday at the National Press Club. Some believe that the unit was set-up for assassination, perhaps betrayed by Afghanis working for the Taliban, to shoot down the CH-47 Chinook helicopter carrying 38 people, including 17 Navy SEALs. But the story gets even worse as a video shows the ′ramp ceremony′ where the bodies of the dead soldiers were returned to the United States. The Pentagon and Obama administration arranged for a Muslim cleric who was allowed to essentially insult our fallen heroes, condemning them to Hell and disparaging ″the God of Moses″. The incident paints a grim and tragic picture of how the Barack Hussein Obama administration is corrupting our military services on many levels, including political correctness and Muslim ′outreach.′

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Three whistle-blowers from the State Department testified yesterday at the Benghazi hearings held by the Congressional Oversight and Reform Committee. Eric Nordstrom, Mark Thompson and Gregory Hicks appeared before Darrell Issa and the rest to give their version of what happened during the terrorist attack on our facilities in Benghazi, Libya on September 11, 2012. There was general agreement that the version of the story portrayed by the White House, and by Hillary Clinton, was inaccurate. That the Accountability Review Board was very limited in it′s investigation, never interviewing high-level officials nor even having stenographers present while taking testimony. Gregory Hicks, the Deputy Mission Chief in Libya, second only to Ambassador Chris Stevens, gave perhaps the most important statements. He said of the video-protest story which U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice presented on Sunday talk shows that he was ″stunned″ and ″embarrassed″. That ″my jaw dropped″ when he heard about her talking points.

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