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Georges St-Pierre’s secret UFO abduction messages in Vancouver report

It was no coincidence that a UFO appeared in the background when current UFC Welterweight Champion of the World, Georges St-Pierre was talking on camera about acquiring insight into his life. A new video from MMACanadaTV shows a UFO shadowing the Canadian fighter during an interview taped in Montreal, like a lingering memory from his unresolved past. The mysterious object is seen hovering silently in the background while the man Sports Illustrated named their 2009 Fighter of the Year discussed how the film The Striking Truth revealed “a real insight into his personal life”. The UFO’s mysterious and unexpected appearance highlighted dimensions of Mr. St-Pierre that he himself admits are clouded by feelings of uncertainty. A new report from Vancouver suggests some answers to Mr. St-Pierre’s questions and this report is the subject of a new story in the Vancouver UFO Examiner for Examiner.com along with a new episode released today on SecretMessageTV.

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Kobe: "Was some mighty sex"

Download SMM5.mp3 Kobe Bryant apologizes for committing adultery after being accused of assault in Colorado. His involuntary comment, "Was some mighty sex" provides a time-independent look at how Kobe might really feel about the event - even though he said he was sorry!

Kobe should have one huge regret

BY GREG COTE

Knight Ridder Newspapers

MIAMI - (KRT) - Kobe Bryant is living the biggest mistake of his life.

With Bryant, perhaps we better clarify.

The biggest mistake of his personal life surely was the infidelity that mushroomed to a sexual-assault charge - the near-two-year ordeal that finally has retreated from headlines if not memory with this month's civil-suit settlement.

If only his writing a check for a few million could undo just as neatly the biggest mistake of his professional life.

If only Bryant's overriding ego had not driven Shaquille O'Neal from Los Angeles and left the once-mighty Lakers in roiling, embarrassed mediocrity.

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