I’ve never heard of The Michigan Triangle before! I found this article on thevintagenews.com website, written by Clare Fitzgerald, discussing this abnormality.
From: thevintagenews.com:
Everyone is familiar in one way or another with the southern Atlantic’s Bermuda Triangle. Known for its shipwrecks, downed planes, and unexplained disappearances, it’s a staple of sea lore. However, there’s a stretch of water that easily rivals it: the Lake Michigan Triangle.
The Lake Michigan Triangle
The Lake Michigan Triangle is a section of Lake Michigan that’s considered especially treacherous to those venturing through it. It stretches from Manitowoc, Wisconsin, to Ludington, Michigan, before heading south to Benton Harbor, Michigan.
It was first proposed by Charles Berlitz. A proponent of the Bermuda Triangle, he felt Lake Michigan was governed by similar forces. This theory was presented to the public in aviator Jay Gourley’s book, The Great Lakes Triangle. In it, he stated: “The Great Lakes account for more unexplained disappearances per unit area than the Bermuda Triangle.”
The Lake Michigan Triangle is believed to have caused numerous shipwrecks and aerial disappearances over the years. It’s also been the scene of unexplained phenomena, from mysterious ice blocks falling from the sky to balls of fire and strange, hovering lights. This has led many to believe extraterrestrials are drawn to the area, or that it’s home to a time portal.
Disasters on the water
Reports vary as to when strange occurrences started happening on the waters of Lake Michigan. Some trace it back to the 1679 disappearance of the Le Griffon, while others reference the 1891 disappearance of the Thomas Hume. The ship was transporting lumber when it mysteriously vanished. Despite attempts to locate it, it remained lost until an A&T recovery dive team came upon it in 2006.
Another mysterious incident believers in the Triangle reference is that of the Rose Belle. In 1921, the ship was transporting supplies when it was found overturned in the water. Despite appearing to have been involved in a collision, there were no other shipwrecks or reports of an accident. What’s more, the 11-person crew was nowhere to be found.
Eerie disappearances have continued to occur along the lake’s waters. On April 28, 1937, Captain George R. Donner of the freighter O.M. McFarland went to rest in his cabin after hours of navigating his crew through icy waters. As the ship approached its destination at Port Washington, Wisconsin, a crewmember went to wake him up, only to find him missing and the door locked from the inside. A search of the ship turned up no clues and Donner hasn’t been seen since.
The disappearance of Northwest Airlines flight 2501
Theories surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrials roaming the skies of the Lake Michigan Triangle are spurred on by the mysterious disappearance of Northwest Airlines flight 2501. The plane was traveling from New York to Seattle, with a stop in Minneapolis, on June 23, 1950, when it seemingly disappeared out of the sky.
At 11:37 p.m. that evening, its pilot requested a descent from 3,500 to 2,500 feet due to an electrical storm. The request was denied and minutes later, the plane disappeared from radar. Despite a massive search effort, only a blanket bearing the Northwest Airlines logo was located to indicate the plane had gone into the water.
As days passed, partial remains began to wash ashore across Michigan, but the plane never resurfaced. According to two police officers who were near the scene, there had been a strange red light hovering over the water just two hours after the plane disappeared. This has led some to theorize it was abducted by aliens. However, their reason for taking the aircraft remains a mystery.
The missing skier
Steven Kubacki was a 23-year-old student at Hope College in Holland, Michigan. On February 20, 1978, he was on a solo cross-country skiing trip near Saugatuck, Michigan, when he disappeared. The next day, snowmobilers found his equipment abandoned, and police located his footprints on the ice. The way they abruptly ended suggested Kubacki had fallen through the ice and died of either hypothermia or by drowning.
The mystery appeared all but solved until May 5, 1979, when Kubacki showed up in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Fifteen months after seemingly disappearing into the icy depths of Lake Michigan, he found himself lying in the grass, some 700 miles away.
Kubacki told reporters he had no memory of the past year and a half. When he awoke, he was wearing weird clothes and his backpack contained random maps. This led him to believe he’d been traveling. He also had a T-shirt from a Wisconsin marathon, which he explained by saying, “I feel like I’ve done a lot of running.”
The location of Kubacki’s disappearance has led many to suggest he was yet another victim of the Lake Michigan Triangle. While there are those who believe him to be lying regarding his supposed amnesia, others feel an alien abduction is the reason behind his disappearance and lack of memory.
Lake Michigan’s own Stonehenge
Why is the Lake Michigan Triangle such a powerful force? A popular theory surrounds its very own underwater Stonehenge, discovered in 2007 by Northwestern Michigan College professor Mark Holley.
According to Holley, he and his team discovered the rock formation 40 feet below the waters of Lake Michigan while mapping shipwrecks. It features a similar alignment to the famous formation found in England, except it has one outlying boulder with what’s believed to be an ancient carving of a Mastodon.
Many experts are skeptical of the discovery, with Holley acknowledging that experts are needed to confirm its existence. Its exact location hasn’t been revealed, due to ongoing research and out of respect for the nearby Grand Traverse Bay Native American community.
Given the mythology and alleged paranormal aspects of England’s Stonehenge, it’s theorized the one beneath Lake Michigan contains similar properties. Could this be the explanation behind the strange happenings within the Triangle, or is the explanation more rational, like bad weather?
SOURCE: THEVINTAGENEWS.COM
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“Patriots At The Wheel”
Newsletter | May 1, 2025
“It comes as no surprise to anyone who knows the least bit about how the media has covered Donald Trump the last decade that the 47th President of the United States chose not to attend the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner. He didn’t miss anything and nor did we or anyone else who’s not a part of the self-aggrandizing gang of anti-American elitists who’ve taken the place of what was once our free press.
That was back then, when our news media embodied and stood for what may be our most precious right — to speak freely. No more. What we have now in its place is a mutually self-credentialing corps of mediocrities.
And at last week’s ceremony they spent most of their time congratulating themselves for being self-critical about missing a big story. Can you guess what it was? That Russiagate was a joint Hillary Clinton and FBI/DOJ espionage operation targeting Trump? Maybe they finally admitted they obscured the fact that COVID was leaked from a Chinese lab? Maybe they acknowledged the voting irregularities that made the 2020 election the most corrupt in American history?
Nope, they confessed that they’d missed President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline. But it wasn’t really their fault, you see — the problem was that the White House hadn’t been honest with the media.
“The reporters covering this White House were too willing to take the Biden team’s word for it,” said former CNN analyst Chris Cillizza. “Anytime you asked about Joe Biden they would say ‘I mean, he’s 80, moves a little bit more stiffly than he did before, but man he is totally with it, he outworks our 20-something staffers,’ And I think reporters were too willing to just say ‘Okay that makes sense.’ They were too credulous.”
Too credulous? Like you couldn’t see with your own eyes there was something wrong with Biden? At least half of the country spotted his problems during the 2020 campaign. You didn’t have to spend hours a day on the internet watching videos of the Democrat candidate to know there was something wrong with his mental state.
He couldn’t finish sentences, he stared blankly, he erupted in fits of rage, he repeatedly wandered away and had to be led by the arm, most famously by the Easter bunny, and couldn’t remember the names of his closest family members, like the time he confused his wife and sister. You’d have to be dense not to see what was happening.
And the press did see it, of course — they were the crucial part of the coverup. But they kept their mouths shut and for one reason alone — they hate Trump and didn’t want to see him re-elected, not in 2020 or in 2024. But when Biden fell apart on that debate stage last June, it was clear that no one could run cover for him anymore. So now the press is covering up its own sins.
The result is that no one trusts the media anymore, and that’s a good thing, because they spent the last decade lying to America. But we’re over it, we know how to trust our own ears and eyes. The First Amendment isn’t their exclusive right; it belongs to all Americans, so we’ll keep speaking freely and telling the truth and fighting for our freedom.”
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nobody’s buying the BS they’re shoveling anymore.
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Just The News: “Solicitor General D. John Sauer on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to end the legal temporary protected status of over 300,000 Venezuelan migrants, which would make it easier for the Trump administration to deport them.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced earlier this year that she would not renew the legal protection, which allows certain migrants to stay in the country legally if they cannot return home due to natural disasters, armed conflicts or other extraordinary events.
The new request seeks to lift a San Francisco-based federal judge’s order, who stated Noem’s actions “smacks of racism,” according to The Hill.
“So long as the order is in effect, [Noem] must permit hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan nationals to remain in the country, notwithstanding her reasoned determination that doing so is ‘contrary to the national interest,’” Sauer wrote in the emergency application. “The order upsets the judgments of the political branches, prohibiting the Executive Branch from enforcing a time-sensitive immigration policy and indefinitely extending an immigration status that Congress intended to be ‘temporary.’”
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, who was appointed to the court by former President Barack Obama, ordered the challengers to respond to the administration’s request by May 8.”
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I picked up a new US flag today and it is flying proudly! I haven’t put one out since 2020!!! I refused to until we had a legitimate President!
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Antique pig-shaped mesh purse
“This streamlined Dymaxion car was designed by the American inventor Buckminster Fuller during the Great Depression and was featured prominently at the Chicago Worlds Fair in 1933-1934.
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Dunmore Pineapple House. Built in 1761 in Sterlingshire Scotland by the Earl John Murray for his wife, Charlotte.
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oh wow! I love the tortoise bar and the pineapple house!!!!!
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I am adding a short daily prayer to the board. I would invite each of you, if you wish, to also add one or maybe two of your own liking. I do not want to stifle anyone but please limit yourself to one or two religious postings. here’s one I found that I liked.
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