Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Well, thank you very much for your continued support and I would say thank you for your

recent emails but for a few days, we've had some communication problems that contact

form on the front page of the website.

Um, hasn't been working, we're working on that right now.

My webmaster Adam Cornwell at Creative Arts Model Liverpool is doing hard work trying

to find out where the bug and problem is.

So by the time that you hear this, the chances are that's going to be fixed and you will

be able to email me.

But I'm really sorry if you've tried to email the show and maybe you wanted to get in touch

about the last edition, about 9.11 and you weren't able to or make a guest suggestion

or a comment about the show really sorry about that but hopefully we're back up and running.

Another reason for re-recording this intro to this edition of the unexplained is very

simply that the situation in Syria that I commented about seems to be changing.

Public opinion seems to be having a bit of an impact and also the Russians seem to have

played a very good hand and seem to be taking the upper hand in all of this now.

Of course, anything could happen but I think one thing that we have proved here is that

President Barack Obama may well have been wrong about this.

As was the Prime Minister of the UK David Cameron and of course, Missed Cameron was effectively

voted down by the British Parliament so we are not going to get involved in any kind of

action against Syria.

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