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Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine
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Every once in awhile!
Had been following another thread that had a coded message (see last page post) and thought I'd post my cipher here.
Keep up the good work!
Sheeple gonna sheep, BEZERKERS gonna BEZERK!
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Quoting: Isis7
Sorry to hear of banned difficulties, hope your able to straighten things out soon.
Just found this news release from National Science Foundation about GOM oil spill and what they have learned from it.
[link to www.nsf.gov]
the national science foundation is the governing body over antartica and the station there.
as a muse: somehow related?
to the hollow earth?? inner lands??
this what did these guys find?
Thread: Who is Joshua Spillane and Rodney Marks and why should you care? Two mystery deaths in Antarctica.
[link to www.universetoday.com]
and admiral byrd
[link to www.bibliotecapleyades.net]
byrd returns and in one statement says there was an extreme danger to the rest of the world?
the snow cruiser, now, one question, why smooth tires, and not treaded tires, well, mining equipment run smooth tires
[link to www.bibliotecapleyades.net]
and while searching the links between NSF and the rockafellers I got this
[link to centennial.rucares.org]
genes, rhythms? vibration? frequency?
rockafellers foundation, very telling links (NSF, eugenics)
[link to en.wikipedia.org]
and look who connects back into here, why mr vetter (of coarse)
[link to www.jcvi.org]
"The research was funded by the National Science Foundation, internal JCVI funding"
then we find this place
[link to www.lifesciencesfoundation.org]
"Contemporary bioscientists are transforming the human condition. The Life Sciences Foundation (LSF) has been established to create a record of their achievements"
what the heck is that supposed to mean, transforming the human condition? that just gives me shivers
read the titles of some of these books
[link to www.lifesciencesfoundation.org]
I almost think these people have a god complex
I may buy this one:
Shreeve, James. The Genome War: How Craig Venter Tried to Capture the Code of Life and Save the World. Ballantine Books, 2005
[link to www.lifesciencesfoundation.org]
to many random leads come back to the south pole, or north pole, genome project and vetter (and eugenics)...interesting
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Interesting dr.
I think the Antarctic rabbit hole goes pretty deep...I used to save everything I could find on the subject just looking for clues that may relate to the astronomy side that I was interested in. Had a few good snippets of under the radar stuff, but the links no longer exist, and it now seems to be the most guarded place on Earth. There have been murders down there as you point out, numerous accidents, emergency airlifts out to NZ, cancer cases, calls for salt, disappeared people...the list goes on. There was extensive practicing for missions to Mars down there, (and in the Arctic), at least on one level, higher levels just use jump rooms so I understand...so many levels each doing their own thing, or so it appears.
Yeh, the inter-connectedness is all over the place, not least in the corporate world...some have likened this to a spiders web. Was watching a vid a while back...think it was Mouret, she said Bill Gates' wife was a geneticist, and the co-founder of Microsoft whose name I can't recall, his wife was also into genetics, (how conveient), and they were moving their operations to Israel. (not sure how true this is...someone may be able to verify.) Israel is another thread altogether...looks to me, they plan for it to be a NWO centre when the dust settles...if they get that far.
I see this inter-connectedness as the first part of the control system to go, which will leave isolated pockets standing alone, and without their connection will spiral out of existance. Mind you things could get messy beforehand, these negative entities just press on regardless, even though my understanding is that many avenues have been shut off for them. Looks like its going to be an interesting year.
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These bans seem to hit randomly. When I was in Germany on business the free wi fi at Best Western Flughafen was banned! I went to an internet cafe and had to pay €5 to get online.
Your unban request was denied.
About the Avatar: It is Die Wasserturm (The Watertower)in Mannheim Germany a local landmark.I used to make wishes on it as a kid. It seems to come through for me still.
Lieber ein Ende mit Schrecken, als Schrecken ohne Ende." Deutsche Sprichwort
But Doctor: I drive too fast to worry about cholesterol.
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[link to apod.nasa.gov]
Here is a piece on this region...
[link to www.daviddarling.info]
Interesting bit at the bottom where it says that Superbubble Loop 1 is impinging on our own Local Bubble and directly affecting the environment in the solar neighborhood.
If you follow the OB association link through, these are Blue stars or Blue/White stars, being formed from this material.
The South Pole is the place to be to view this stuff.
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dr, some of those books probably cover the test trial I participated in. That's just the initial steps, they have big plans for the future.
The self replicating nanotechnology is strange while adjusting to it, but I'm not complaining, they saved my life and it's still working. (don't know if it has a shut off switch or not)
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Apparently Phobos-Grunt has splashed down in the Pacific
The sat link I was watching has a splash down between Australia and South America, a place near Moruroa, Group Acteon Islands...don't know how accurate this is
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It sure is quiet in here.Quoting: Cosmos5491 9025899
Does Aco still post his stuff on glp somewhere, and is Nexus still around, or left for pastures new?
Hi Cosmos Nexus does still post at GLP just not on this thread. Acolyte has another site now. Unfortunatly there was a big dust up way back on this thread and people parted company.Links to his site is instant ban here but you maybe able to pm some of the othere members that post here and get it from them
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More interresting links and topics on C- Han -I:Quoting: Krispy71
First meteor shower of 2012 comes next weekQuoting: Arc
« on: December 28, 2011, 10:48:30 PM »
In 2011, most of the best meteor showers occurred when the moon was close to full. This natural "light pollution" made the fainter meteors impossible to see.
But 2012 starts out with a fine meteor shower, the Quadrantids, with absolutely no moon to interfere with the viewing. The Quadrantid meteor shower will peak on Jan. 4 at about 2 a.m. EST (0700 GMT).
[link to www.msnbc.msn.com]
Somehow this name Quadrantids, ring a bell ...
I remember that Acolyte said once Q? TEE.
Q stands for Quadrant, and might have nothing at all to do with the name of this meteorshower ... but it only rang a little bell in my head ..lol...
Will see if I can research it a bit :) Who knows what comes out.
Cosmos this is for you if your interested. If not no harm done
Twin probes to circle moon to study gravity fieldQuoting: Arc
« on: December 26, 2011, 07:15:12 PM »
Over the New Year's weekend, a pair of spacecraft the size of washing machines are set to enter orbit around it in the latest lunar mission. Their job is to measure the uneven gravity field and determine what lies beneath — straight down to the core.
[link to www.msnbc.msn.com]
NASA's twin moon probes to enter orbit this weekend
A pair of NASA spacecraft is getting set to orbit the moon this weekend, a move that will kick off the probes' effort to study Earth's nearest neighbor from crust to core.
NASA's twin Grail spacecraft are slated to start circling the moon one day apart, with Grail-A arriving on Saturday and Grail-B following on Sunday. The two probes will then fly around the moon in tandem, mapping the lunar gravity field in unprecedented detail and helping scientists better understand how the moon formed and evolved.
"This mission will rewrite the textbooks on the evolution of the moon," Grail principal investigator Maria Zuber, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said in a statement
A pair of NASA spacecraft is getting set to orbit the moon this weekend, a move that will kick off the probes' effort to study Earth's nearest neighbor from crust to core.
NASA's twin Grail spacecraft are slated to start circling the moon one day apart, with Grail-A arriving on Saturday and Grail-B following on Sunday. The two probes will then fly around the moon in tandem, mapping the lunar gravity field in unprecedented detail and helping scientists better understand how the moon formed and evolved.
"This mission will rewrite the textbooks on the evolution of the moon," Grail principal investigator Maria Zuber, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said in a statement
Russian rocket launches 6 satellites into spaceQuoting: Arc
« on: December 28, 2011, 06:36:02 PM »
A Russian Soyuz rocket launched a pack of communications satellites into orbit Wednesday (Dec. 28) in a successful flight that comes less than a week after a similar rocket crashed somewhere in Siberia.
The Soyuz 2 rocket launched six new satellites for Louisiana-based communications provider Globalstar at 12:09 p.m. EST (1709 GMT) in an apparently smooth liftoff from the snow-covered central Asian spaceport of Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
[link to www.msnbc.msn.com]
So they don't know where it crashed.
They are not sure on the size of the quake or depth..
New oil?Quoting: GHD
« on: December 24, 2011, 06:48:33 AM »
Craig Venter is currently working with the folks at Exxon, and they are funding a new program to the tune of $600million.
It involves the genetic mutation and re-engineering of algaes to ingest and absorb C02, and create a viable biofuel.
He's already done this you may say, with BP and the whole synthia/GoM/corexit thing.
Nope, this is new, and he is making a massive investment of his own in this venture, not seeing a penny of return for at least 10 years.
On the face of it, it looks like more of the same frankenstein bio engineering he is famed for. But think about it a bit more. We apparently have large amounts of C02 that are doing us harm at present. We also have a finite resource, oil, that is needed more and more and will ultimately become more expensive.
[personally I believe it is abiotic, and cant run out. However it can be depleted faster than it can be replenished.]
So, we have all these agressive tactics around the world, that are purely designed to guarantee energy, and nearly all political agendas are based around this fact.
If this works, and algae can indeed be used to remove C02 and create biofuels, in large proportions, with no more input than a body of water and the sun, then imagine the immediate change in the political and military agenda.
The mindset will change from a defender and collector of a finite resource to simply a user of an infinite and clean resource.
The green movement has been one of the most influential and successful impacts on modern politics, over just about any other agenda. Theyuse terms like sustainability, environment and long term survival to describe and offset many political decisions. So with that basic need for energy fullfilled, and the green movement no longer attacking, but agreeing and complementing the new energy resource, which btw will require no change of existing industrial infrastructure, what will their new charge be? What will the politicians be able to use as veiled taunts of apocaliptic outcomes should their policies not be followed? I think they'll be stuffed! And shown up for what they are.
And with Mr Average Joe being able to set up such a plant (pun) in his own back yard or roof, then the distribution issue will also be lessened.
Indeed, not relying on certain countries to produce oil, and other countries to refine and distribute it, will change the dynamics of the planet. Why would we need such large armies to defend the black stuff?
Anyway, just a thought I had regarding an idea that I think Six String Woodie originally proposed about the GoM being made in to a giant algae farm. It would still involve shutting off the in and out of the GoM, but that kind of engineering isnt too hard given what they have engineered around the world under the guise of natural earth quakes and the like...
Maybe we've go this Venter guy all wrong?
Japan's March 11 Earthquake Almost Shook Space: StudyQuoting: Anomalie
« on: August 08, 2011, 01:30:14 PM »
Vibrations from the devastating earthquake that hit Japan in March 2011, which triggered a massive tsunami, had almost reached the outer space, a new study has revealed.
According to the atmosphere-vibrations study published in the Journal of Geophysical Research, the vibrations from Japan quake and tsunami waves traveled towards upper atmosphere, the ionosphere, where they were amplified to thousands of times their original sizes, the National Geographic News reported.
The velocity and the magnitude of the atmospheric disturbance have not yet been revealed but March 11 earthquake and the following tsunami caused the biggest such phenomenon ever, researchers said.
Such a trend has also been observed during other massive earthquakes in the world.
On December 26, 2004, the 9.3 magnitude Sumatra earthquake and tsunami in the Indian Ocean had excited "giant" disturbances in the ionosphere, according to the journal's report in 2006.
[link to www.ibtimes.com]
Quoting: weKnow
Re: Japan's March 11 Earthquake Almost Shook Space: Study
« Reply #3 on: August 08, 2011, 04:25:50 PM »
the vibrations caused the earthquake and the tsunami.. it has been an elf (extreme low frequency) attack.
Better known as HAARP. Stationary huge plants are no longer needet for it.
Hours bevore scientists recognised warming in the atmosphere in that region.
Nuclear plant leak in Antarctica suspected of causing cancerQuoting: GHD
« on: December 23, 2011, 02:47:03 AM »
Nuclear plant leak in Antarctica suspected of causing cancer
Posted on March 5, 2011 by Rick Spilman (Thanks to Phil Leon for passing the articles along.)
Reports are surfacing of Navy veterans contracting cancer after serving at the McMurdo Station in Antarctica when the station was powered by a problem-prone nuclear power plant.
Nuclear plant leak in Antarctica suspected of causing cancer
Charlie Swinney died one year ago from cancer that ravaged his body for more than a decade, but the Navy veteran may have left behind an important clue into what caused his death.
Our exclusive investigation uncovered multiple letters that Swinney sent to the U.S. Veterans Administration describing a nuclear plant that was built at a base he served at in Antarctica.
The McMurdo Nuclear plant was built in Antarctica in the early 1960s and provided power to the base until it was shut down in 1972. Swinney and an estimated 15,000 other veterans served at McMurdo Station as part of a support team throughout the plant's operation.
The Navy's final operating report found the plant had 438 malfunctions over its history, including leaking water surrounding the reactor and hairline cracks in the reactor liner as early as 1964.
As noted by an article in Wired Magazine: While the idea of placing a nuclear plant in such an ecologically sensitive location may seem like madness today, in the pre-Chernobyl, pre–Three Mile Island world of 1962, nuclear power was seen as a cost-effective, efficient and relatively safe way of providing power to permanent Antarctic research stations.
From 1962 to 1972, power fro electricity and water distillation was supplied by a PM-3A nuclear reactor. The reactor not perform to specifications and was powered by strontium-90 pellets, a particularly dangerous fuel because of its high radioactivity before entering the nuclear core. The reactor was shut down in 1972 after a leak in the reactor's pressure vessel was discovered during a routine inspection. The reactor and 7700 cubic metres of irradiated rock and dirt was shipped to California for disposal.
Navy Veterans Diagnosed with Cancer After Antarctica Mission
"The first thing the doctors asked me was, well, that's the type of cancer you typically get from exposure from radiation," Bob Boyles of North Carolina said.
The Navy's final operating report, obtained by Action 2 News, shows a history of repeated problems — 438 malfunctions at the nuclear power plant between 1964 and 1972, including "hairline cracks" and leaking water near the reactor. What finally forced the Navy to shut it down was the possibility of stress corrosion cracking in the piping. Yet the report concludes "no significant increase" in radiation exposure, which the Navy maintains today.
"It's been peculiar because all these people are saying, OK, now I've got cancer. Why is it such a high density of people in such a small group?" Chock said. In remission from testicular cancer, as Chock said, he's one of the lucky ones.
Charlie Swinney, from Ohio, died last year after battling cancer for 16 years. "He had over 200 tumors in his body. He was just filled at that point." his widow, Elaine Swinney, said. Swinney was denied VA benefits, leaving his family bankrupt. "He felt like it was kicked to the curb. He felt like he didn't count," Mrs. Swinney said.
Our investigation shows the Swinneys weren't alone. Before dying, in 2002 Karl Sackman, from Idaho, wrote the VA saying, "It was common knowledge, among the troops, that leaks from the facilities occurred in the 1960s." The VA denied him, saying his cancer wasn't related to his service at McMurdo Station. Boyles was denied, too.
Some comments on this -
Chief says:
April 12, 2011 at 7:35 pm
I served in Summer Support in Antarctica for three Austral summers. I reported to the command in Davisville, RI in June of 1973. I was the Leading Chief of the Electronics Shop on the hill in McMurdo.
One factual error was that the reactor was not shut down in 1972. The crack in the containment vessel was discovered in either June or July of 1973.
Second factual error was an incomplete statement. In conforming to the requirements of the Antarctic Treaty, of which the United States was a signatory, all irradiated surface material had to be removed from the continent. This material was taken to California to be deposited at the naval base at Port Hueneme. The state of California would not let the Navy off-load the irradiated volcanic material. The ship finally off-loaded the cargo at the Savannah River Plant near Aiken, South Carolina.
My email is: firstname.lastname@example.com I'll answer any question that I can.
BTW – I knew Charlie Swinney. He was a loadmaster on C-130 type aircraft.
[link to www.newsnet5.com]
*** many more links at this site
I was not even aware there was EVER a nuke reactor in Antarctica. What were they thinking!!!! I nwas tempted to place this in BEZERK, as it might be another reason the men are getting sick, like the French submariners, but will leave that up to the boss. The video opens with "It's called OPERATION DEEP FREEZE".
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Hi Cosmos Nexus does still post at GLP just not on this thread. Acolyte has another site now. Unfortunatly there was a big dust up way back on this thread and people parted company.Links to his site is instant ban here but you maybe able to pm some of the othere members that post here and get it from them
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Thanks Agapao, will try that.
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Somehow this name Quadrantids, ring a bell ...
I remember that Acolyte said once Q? TEE.
Q stands for Quadrant, and might have nothing at all to do with the name of this meteorshower ... but it only rang a little bell in my head ..lol...
Will see if I can research it a bit :) Who knows what comes out.
Cosmos this is for you if your interested. If not no harm done
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Thanks Krispy, yeh I'll have a look at this, see if anything jumps out. Hope you manage to get your ban lifted soon.
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These silly bans really disrupt the flow of things...
- first chance I've had to say it - "Happy New Year" BEZERKERS.
@1221, hi there darl'! Nice to see you posting again!
There are some lakes in Antarctica that are 'on the move'. They are physically moving (geologically) faster than the ice flow around them, and some in the opposing direction!
The talk of water above, and the discussions regarding so many teams now in Antarctica drilling in to sealed off lakes, including Vostok is super relevant.
If Gaia, or what ever you deem the conciousness of this World to be (maybe our subconcious?) is able to control oil, rendering it intelligent, then why not water?
Abiotic oil, and as water is part of the Earth, why not abiotic water too. What the heck makes water anyway? Has the exact same amount existed on this world since day one? I dont think so.... something make it. How about Gaia makes it?
Aco' spoke about 'the organism' infiltrating fresh water, with splash zones being monitored in lakes, so is it really a stretch to think about this? I dont think so.
And the salt issue. Both the Antarctic and the Arctic are hugely salty as a result of the frozen water (ice) that must expel the salt in order to freeze. Salt seems to be able to keep 'the organism' under control.
We have seen this on a number of sub-threads on the subject.
Is it any wonder the land masses are encircled by salt water then? The 'in and out' of our planet, in terms of energy flow, the poles, is located in the saltiest places.
Is it about containment?
We are 80 or so percent fresh water, and so are connected to our World's production of fresh water. But, is some more fresh and 'new' than others? Is it not tainted with the 'record' of our civilisation, or others. Does it not contain the memory. Dr Emoto believes all water does, but maybe some water is completely pure.
Is this what is so vitally important for SOME PEOPLE (loose term) to get their hands on in order to survive what is now in play?
Forgive me for going all Von Danekin on you, and placing question marks behind every sentence!! But there are still so many unanswered questions regarding what is going on.
It started with oil, but may indeed end with water.
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NexEd just posted on the Lake Vostok team about to enter the carvern. Link to article is here -
[link to news.sciencemag.org]
All Eyes on Antarctic Drillers at Scott Expedition Centennial
Along with all the festivities surrounding the anniversary of explorer Robert Falcon Scott's reaching the South Pole on 17 January 1912, Antarctic researchers are at the edge of their seats waiting for news that will merit another celebration. The centennial coincides with an expected new landmark: This week, a Russian team drilling into Lake Vostok in the center of the Antarctic continent is likely to break through the ice to water. It will be the first time that a subglacial lake has been breached. These modern-day explorers hope to discover whether Vostok, which at 5000 km 3 is the third largest lake on the planet, is teeming with hidden, cold-loving life that could have evolved separately from the rest of the world for hundreds of thousands of years.
Microbiologist John Priscu of Montana State University in Bozeman, who was one of the original planners of the Vostok mission, has been getting regular updates from the Russian team. As of 13 January, they had reached a depth of 3737.5 meters, about 15 meters away from liquid water. With three teams drilling around the clock and making progress at an average of 2 meters per day, Priscu says they're on track to break through within the week. "This is an epic event. I really wish them luck," he says. "I wish I was out there with them."
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Nex' - I have a real problem with this.
The Ruskies have been drilling for decades. Decades.
The place is freezing cold, and in the middle of nowhere, so supply, and re-supply is bloody hard.
The answer to power sources has been answered, with the acknowledgement of nuclear reactors on Antarctic soil (ice) at least for a period of time.
So deisel powered electric generators have been doing the job since the anti-nuclear treaty was signed... yet the deisel tanks are the same size and quantity as they have been since the early 90's. Imagine dragging all that fuel 1000Km over the ice.... any way, that's just one of my issues.
So the drilling, which has been said to be done via. hot tipped gravity plugs, which is just a nifty way of saying a sharp ended hot, heavy weight on a long wire has been going on for decades. Decades.
I keep stressing the time, as if you were to place a hot cup of coffee outside for a few minutes, it would freeze over, and eventually totally freeze.
So, imagine keeping a hole, roughly 4km deep by half a meter wide of water unfrozen, when it's completely surrounded by ice in such a cold environment. They apparently must keep the water in the hole, and not pump it out, as it helps keep the structural integrity of the hole, and also forms a 'barrier' to the surface to keep contaminents out.
The Ruskies have admitted they have poured kerosine in to it, along with other chemicals and of course, salt.
So to re-cap, my issus are the logistics of keeping a hot probe hot for long periods of time, especially the energy required to do so. The sheer volume of liquid (and it does go right to the surface, I have seen the vids). The aweful chemicals and petro chemicals used to stop the column freezing over and lastly, the logistics of the entry to the lake, it's physical geography and make up, and how all of the above interreacts.
Even if they pump all the gunk out of the column, there will always be residual crap in there. Contamination.
The best guess of the make up of the lake is that it has an air pocket above it, which is what has been keeping it insulated from the ice above for thousands of years.
In essence, the teams is drilling/melting through the roof of this cavern. A cavern that has remained pressurised all these thousands of years, which will suddenly be decompressed.
Not only decompressed, but contaminated by our world, and the gunk in the shaft. In to a pristine environment.
Does any one else have an issue with this? The arrogance is staggering.
Which leads me to believe that the science being discussed is not the real goal or prize here.
To risk such a contamination, buy so many teams across so many lakes says something bigger is at stake.
The moving lakes, I am sure weighs in to this equasion.
As a rational, thinking Human being I cant see how we could press ahead and do this and risk destroying something amazing and wonderful. But maybe that's the issue. The folks driving this may not indeed be all Human at all.
I told a few of you about 'a story I was told' about a sequence of events that started with a large container ship running a ground off the coast of NZ. Antarctica and Macquarie Island were part of this story too. The drilling of this lake I reckon has something to do with it.
Time will tell I guess.
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BHD, you are (imho) all over this
read the first part of this
[link to www.bibliotecapleyades.net]
"One of the first things pointed out to us is that the phrase "filling your pockets with salt" - as reported in news stories about the replacement doctor being asked to bring salt packets to the South Pole, literally in her jacket pockets - is actually a term commonly used in the nuclear industry. It refers to the practice of taking iodine pills to shield people's thyroids during a nuclear emergency."
this made my blood run cold, dude maybe we mis-interperited that they were shipping salt, but instead were saying "we are hot aka radioactive" situation down here
they claim the nuke plant is inactive (bs, again, in my opinion) think of how many supertankers of petro it would take to keep things going. thats what f'd every pole expedition before the '30 fuel (and high calory food)
my opinion, is that they are using a nuke powered subterrene, doesn't have to be manned, just a head, and they either f'd up somehow or hit hot ice
think about it, why is the water liquid, it could be radioactive.
[link to www.bibliotecapleyades.net]
did aliens attacked them, augie attacked it, human error, the lake is hotter that a 10 dollar harley, I don't know, no theories as of yet
the evac's, murders and stuff, that is the next clue they can't bury everything fast enough
and remember the berzerk sail boat, what ever happened with that??
you should be digging into your own backyard, hot and heavy. christchurch seems to be their base. finding locals there could be invaluable. and like you said, they have kept a down hole open for what, like 10 years, no way. not with salt, not with diesel, maybe with nuke power, but you would be swabbing the hole all the time, cause it would be closing.
don't forget the steel alone at -40+ would cake ice on it
this does not add up by a long run
I have been involved in oil and gas, along with high pressure/density stuff, and some big pile of this does smell right
is fukashina somehow involved??don't know, but only so many places with radioactive crap world wide
and heres one for ya
where is all the water?
stored water, canned goods, beer, fruits, etc
no good estimate of gallons sequestered, but....
how about.....us
est world pop 6,928,198,253
[link to geography.about.com]
assumung ~250 lb persons, at 8 lbs/ gallon, thats about 31.25 gallons per person
thats about 216,000,000,000 gallons of water sucked up in sentient beings, with real crappy math
could this be the reason of the eugenics programs, because too many people imbalance the water cycle, cause the ice caps to melt and the wacky weather we are going thru currently? I live in texas, and it was unbelievable this past summer. we CAN NOT take 2 more of those. people will NOT be able to live here, flash fires will scrub the land of anything combustable, and it will take decades to get a water table back. like the out back where you live.
I think this in antartica is a push to find out what is the magnetic anomoly at the bottom, and I am willing to bet its a city, that was probably nuked 10,000 years ago, cause we are coming back on a cycle we've done over and over.
but the cause is not politics (well sort of) but it becomes desperation, greed, and survival, cause the humans hold too much water.
opps, and forgot happy new year
this one is gonna be a good one...lol
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sorry don't do videos
personal sercuity purposes
still pics are fine
(besides most vids are a bunch of long winded self serving streaching out of the 3 facts they found)
kind of like an HBO special
not ment to be rude, just to the point
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Sorry Cosmos that was me trying to quote Krispy, I stuffed it up
Somehow this name Quadrantids, ring a bell ...
I remember that Acolyte said once Q? TEE.
Q stands for Quadrant, and might have nothing at all to do with the name of this meteorshower ... but it only rang a little bell in my head ..lol...
Will see if I can research it a bit :) Who knows what comes out.
Cosmos this is for you if your interested. If not no harm done
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If I remember correctly, wasn't there 6 large nuke explosions a while back at the North Pole on the seabed?
I also have a sneeking suspicion that the multi-faceted project that is CERN may have something to do with Earth energies too.
TPTB seem to want a major nuclear exchange in the middle east...nuclear contamination seems to be the order of the day.
The ETs that want to get down here probably are unaffected by nuke radiation, and likely need it to remain here any length of time.
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Sorry Cosmos that was me trying to quote Krispy, I stuffed it up
Somehow this name Quadrantids, ring a bell ...
I remember that Acolyte said once Q? TEE.
Q stands for Quadrant, and might have nothing at all to do with the name of this meteorshower ... but it only rang a little bell in my head ..lol...
Will see if I can research it a bit :) Who knows what comes out.
Cosmos this is for you if your interested. If not no harm done
More interresting links and topics on C- Han -I:
Thanks Ago...I'll have a look at the links there.
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hooly cow, search antarctica + vetter
[link to www.google.com]
there is a vetter in the "International Glaciological Society"
[link to www.igsoc.org]
but google shows him, and info, but when I try to access, my computer does not allow it
wow, just f'g wow
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heres some reading for you ac
didn't mean to sound rude, was just tired
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hollow earth....still out to lunch on it
but the tunnels in south america...wow
I just want to build a bad ass rc to send in, one that would run for years, and could climb vertically
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THE EMAIL BELOW IS RECEIVED BY HOUSEDAD PRIVATELY:Quoting: Monatom 1132966
I just got another Email from out of the blue and asked to post it here. This is not PM Mail. This is my home mail.Quoting: Housedad
Hi Guys,
I have some confirmations and some new pieces of information for you.
I can't elaborate on it, this is all I can say for the moment.
Some of you already picked up on this:
The "virus" is also the cause for the satellite failures, ISS had docking problems and the Russians also had to delay their return.
The only military assets that seem "virus" proof are submarines.
BP (faction) didn't want any subs in GoM.
All of sudden we have press conferences, Vatican meeting ect ect ..
They preparing for full disclosure, however, its not going to be a rose garden: they gonna play the BAD GUYS card.
They keep from us the fact that some visitors are hostile in every sense of the way, they want dominion,
but they can only get here when the portal is right.
This info comes from the remote viewing :
Humans have to stick together in order to save humanity !
But its not in human nature to stick together, we have a tribal thing just like the aliens.
Though there are factions in space that want to prevent that bad from happening.
The Earth has to move in a specific direction, our solar system has to align precisely for the friendlies to come in full force.
It's basically a fight between the spiritual aliens and the physical/lower astral aliens.
They have to move the whole solar system in order to move one planet.
The reason they can't move a single planet at a time is because of the dark matter barriers, the dark matter is keeping everything in place.
The sun is different, its not a planet or a moon ..
Know that they discovered like 8 new elements in the past 5 years; our quantum-knowledge is actually outdated!
To help some of you further on this matter:
The organisms can interact with others life/organism/bacteria/fungus on a DNA level. The organisms can interact with any kind of intelligence that has a conscience
and that includes software, that is why they are calling it quantum. It has jumped the biological barrier.
Some quantum computers/software has a "consciousness" and thus the organisms can communicate with it. It can pass the dark matter/ 8th element barrier.
The conscience the quantum software has, is actually an extension of the master/creator of the organisms i.e aliens, it doesn't have a consciousness of it own, it shares the consciousness with its creator/programmer ..
The signal/communication/orders comes form space ; called quadrant T.E.E (the classification of TEE is classified).
Let this information be a guide to focus on pending matters. There is much going on on many different planes.
This is all I can say for now.
Regards, Anominus
I don't get it. Why send it to me?
I guess whoever and whatever. I just don't understand why they don't post it themselves.
Anyway,it seemed Very relevant and important. So I will pass it along.
I just got it, so I havn't analysed it fully yet.
Good day. I'm preparing updates and will post them. As time is Of the Essence at this juncture, I want to thank Housedad for one of his posts and point others in that direction.Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1011531
This is for Housedad and may help your analyses further:
"The specific TEE activator is most prevalent in the gene sequence of the Chinese Race and descendents"
Connection between the Consciousness of the Organism, Signals from a certain quadrant of the galaxy and the Telomerase Enzyme Enhancement.
What we are being told is that an activation signal is coming from a specific part of the galaxy activating an organism for a purpose of terraforming. At the same time it is going to have an effect upon the human body (in producing the immortality gene?).
The Chinese are well informed here and want to protect this process which is well under way as they stand to benefit easiest from this because of their own genetics. (descendents of the Draco). They have to allow what is happening in order to benefit from it so this is why destructive plans are seemingly on hold. Incredible scenario to behold when you think of it all.
Any thoughts?
This appears to be what your referring to.
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Mmmm...well what bothers me about the Q TEE thing is that the word Quadrant sits rather uncomfortably with the TEE part of this abbreviation. Quadrant sits there with no reference or continuation of meaning with TEE, and while the explanation that accompanies these letters makes sense, the whole thing falls slightly short of the mark. I can see why Krispy is looking at alternatives...I have to say I've not found anything that points to a particular area of the sky, or rather I should say the links are too tenuous to seriously consider...as yet. Will have another look at this.
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@ Krispy, you might find this interesting...
The thread about the scientists fleeing Ensenada, and now the looooong train carrying 100's of APC's southward of Santa Cruz.
I have posted same thing on that thread, and also C.
Thread: Hundreds of tanks getting shipped somewhere! (Video footage from Watsonville, Ca) (Page 4)
Video was taken in Santa Cruz, CA, and train was heading South.
Look on G/E and South is..... Mexico.
Know of any upcomming events that might require a large military contingent down in say the Baha Peninsula?
More specifically Ensenada?
And to clarify what a lot have already said, these are not tanks, they are in fact Bradley armoured personel carriers. (APC's) They look like the older versions too, not the new types deployed in the Mid East amd elsewhere.
They are also painted green, not desert cammo' which suggests they are not destined for there. Generalising, black ones used by internal police forces, white by UN, and green by the National Guard, or Army Reserve. The United States has about 7000 of these vehicles in different configurations across the nation.
The Bradley APC is capable of carrying personel over pretty much ANY terrain, including bogs and even water. These do not look like the heavily armoured versions incapable of 'floating'. (apparently they needed floatation rings to help them do that)
[link to en.wikipedia.org]
So, all be it just a guess, this might be the destination. It might also be a window in to why FEMA have been building all these camps and stock piling body bags and coffins. It may not be an attack on the US, or civil war at all, but a major Earth change, as detailed in the 'Ensenada Scientists Flee' thread that either causes many deaths, or displaces a large amount of people through geological turmoil, or physical displacement such as what occured when the Berlin wall went up. People found themselves on the wrong side of the border, and had to leave their homes behind.
I heard that when tshtf in Ensenada, over a period of weeks, that the resultant Earth changes will technically make part of California - Mexican territory, as by international convention, a plate boundary that has an ocean or sea separating territories will be deemed part of the territoty that resides on that plate.
Thinking there is definately a correlation.
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"Unconditional Love" passionate voice Greg. Very moving song. All best wishes.
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BROOKLIN -- It was a picture perfect weekend for the Brooklin Spring Fair.
The annual event, which ran from June 5 to 8, was met with a sunny, blue sky and warm temperatures -- a welcome change after few years of rainy fair weekends.
Thousands of people packed Luther Vipond Memorial Arena and Community Park over the weekend, taking in rides, food, games and plenty of classic fair fun -- everything from a pet show and pie-eating contest to a tractor-pull and pig races.
New offerings this year included zumba dance parties, an inflatable corn maze and lawn tractor racing.
This was the 103rd year for the Brooklin Spring Fair, which started in 1911 as a one-day event on the site of Grass Park in downtown Brooklin.
Fair president Nancy Wagg said the many agricultural displays and animal shows are a great chance for local families to get in touch with Durham's farming roots.
"We live in a rural community, but more and more housing is going in and the 407 is coming. A lot is changing," Ms. Wagg says. "Many children are not agra-aware. When they come to an event like the fair, they can learn about farming and crops and animals; it's a wonderful opportunity."
Six-year-old Abbie Caldwell did just that Saturday afternoon, shrieking with delight as a baby goat nibbled her fingers in an agri-land tent.
"She loves animals, this is great that she can be right up close and pet them," said her mother, Lisa Hockley.
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"I've been coming since I was a little kid, and now I'm here with my own kids," Ms. Adams said.
One of her favourite fair traditions is the Saturday night demolition derby.
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While many local families consider the fair an annual tradition, there were also lots of first-timers exploring the grounds.
Lindsay Campbell and Mike Gauthier recently moved to Oshawa and visited the fair for the first time Saturday.
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Santa wows young and old at parade
Premature arrival aside — and yes, the lack of snow and above-normal temperatures play tricks with the mind sometimes — the one they call Santa Claus made his way though Winnipeg Saturday night.
And even though the big guy in the red suit arrived 39 days ahead of plan — well before his regularly scheduled time to shine — the early returns from an adoring fan base offered little complaint. Santa Claus is Justin Bieber or Justin Timberlake backed up by the Beatles. Or to put it another way, the jolly old fellow is a rock star, as his presence above a standing-room-only crowd proved once again.
Why are you here, Anna Robinson?
"To see Santa Claus," the five-year-old beamed prior to the 104th annual Santa Claus Parade through downtown Winnipeg early Saturday evening. "I want to see Santa."
Rookies take note for next year: Most hoping to catch a glimpse of St. Nick Saturday had obviously done this before. Two hours before the scheduled start people were already setting up lawn chairs and blankets curb-side. "You have to get here early to get a good spot," offered Shirley Janzen, who was joined by her four-year-old son Sam.
So what do you want for Christmas, Sam?
"A Christmas tree," he shouted.
Well, aren't you just adorable?
The warm-up acts — not that the tens of thousands lining Portage Avenue to take in the event needed to be heated up thanks to another November day of above zero temperatures — came and went, with more finding hits than misses.
The radio station dance party looked fun. The Art City robots and "van of speakers" certainly found an audience. The Winnipeg Jets exhibit, complete with organ music and a standard "Go Jets Go" chant preached to the choir, which stood a dozen people deep on the sidewalks.
Even before the almost-100 floats floated along Portage Ave., organizers put a different twist on things. Fourteen little block parties, making up most of the 16-block parade route, started an hour before Santa even climbed into his sleigh. Part of the idea was not only to make the experience for children longer, but to encourage people to find a safe vantage point well in advance of the holiday-season procession.
If those side-stage events didn't work to get people downtown, the free sugar cookies and hot chocolate before the parade did.
And before you knew it, once the supporting cast passed through, it was time for the headliner.
After Mrs. Claus stole the spotlight (surprising more than a few children along the way), Santa arrived on the scene in his traditional mode of transport. He's put a few miles on his old sleigh and its road-worthiness had been put in question in the months leading up to the event, but some quick work by elves, er... students, at Winnipeg Technical College, made it street legal once again.
"There he is," exclaimed a young girl, her face pressed up against the glass inside the MTS Centre atrium. "I see him."
It was a rare and familiar sighting, all in one shot.
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Blue Buffalo Kitty Yums Seafood Sensation Cat Treats, 2-oz bag
BLUE Kitty Yums are the perfect way to reward your favorite feline. Made with real tuna as the first ingredient, these tender morsels are packed with flavor that will leave her purring for more.
Key Benefits
- Ideal for both cats & kittens
- Real salmon and tuna
- Taste cats can't resist
- Tender, tasty morsels
- Only 2 calorie per one bit!
- Rosemary is great for freshening breath
- Wholesome brown rice
- Oatmeal
- Fish oil these unsaturated fatty acids support skin and coat health, cognitive function and joint health
- Taurine is an amino acid that promotes good vision and a healthy heart
- Made with the finest ingredients available, BLUE Kitty Yums do not contain any chicken or poultry by-product meals, corn, wheat or soy.
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Tuna, Whole Ground Brown Rice, Oatmeal, Maple Syrup, Vegetable Glycerine, Salmon, Whole Ground Potato, Gelatin, Natural Flavor, Salt, Fish Oil, Brewer's Yeast, Phosphoric Acid, Sorbic Acid, Ascorbic Acid, Taurine, Citric Acid, Mixed Tocopherols (source of Vitamin E), Rosemary
While your furry friend would probably love to eat the whole bag, BLUE Kitty Yums are healthy treats intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only.
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Blue Buffalo Kitty Yums Seafood Sensation Cat Treats Customer Reviews
Blue Buffalo Kitty Yums Seafood Sensation Cat Treats 9 9
great good small size cat loves them small and easy to eat great product June 13, 2013
Dissatisfied! Purchased this product on sale. I thought Blue Buffalo was to be a premium product. The cat treats are simi hard (I think they are suppose to be soft) and my kittens won't eat them at all. February 18, 2015
Kitties love it love the all natural ingredients in the product and kitties love it January 23, 2015
These are great treats, my cats love them! My cats go crazy for their "kitty yum yums" One will ask for them every night and if you don't respond she gets more insistent!! January 12, 2015
Cat loved the product Callie loved the treats and I would recommend and will buy again January 7, 2015
My fur babies weren't interested. For whatever reason, my fur babies just didn't care for these treats. April 13, 2014
Great Treats My cats love the treats. They wait in the morning, not for their food, but for the treats. March 24, 2014
My cats did not like!! Sorry but my cats said health food yuk!!! I have four cats none of them would eat at all August 23, 2013