Have
you noticed that events have begun to accelerate? Over the past few
weeks, things have officially started to get very weird. Chinese stocks
are crashing, the Greek debt crisis is spiraling out of control, the
New York Stock Exchange was down for about four hours on Wednesday
thanks to a “technical glitch”, and global politicians have been acting
very strangely. After several years of relative calm, could it be
possible that the second half of 2015 will usher in a time of chaos and
confusion on a worldwide scale? Personally, I have never been more
concerned about a period of time as I am about the last six months of
2015. And if I am right, what we have seen so far is just the tip of
the iceberg. The following are 10 very strange things that have
happened in just the past few weeks…
#1 On Wednesday, the New York Stock Exchange, United Airlines and the Wall Street Journal were all taken down by unexpected “technical glitches“. Authorities are assuring us that hackers were not responsible for any of this. #2 In China, a full-blown stock market crash is unfolding. The Shanghai Composite Index has plummeted more than 30 percent in less than a month, and the Chinese version of the NASDAQ has dropped by more than 40 percent. The amount of “paper wealth” that has been lost in China is 15 times greater than the GDP of Greece. #3 Just the other day, hackers were able to hack into a German surface-to-air missile battery…
Well, this is absolutely terrifying. According to The Local, hackers attacked a German Patriot surface-to-air missile battery,
like the one shown above, stationed along the Turkish-Syria border. The
cyber attack caused the battery to carryout “unexplained” orders.
It’s believed that cyber attackers managed to exploit the Patriot
battery in two different ways. The first exploit was through the
Sensor-Shooter-Interoperability, which controls interactions between the
actual, physical missile launcher and its control system, while the
other was on the guidance chip. These weaknesses could have allowed the
hackers to steal data or, more worryingly, actually take control of the
battery.
#5 Just a few days ago, the U.S. Mint announced
that they were sold out of American Eagle silver coins on the exact
same day that the price of silver hit a new low for 2015. How does that
make any sense? #6 On June 30th, an unexpected blood moon was seen
over a significant portion of the United States. This also happens to
be the exact day when the Supreme Court gay marriage decision came out.
The following is an excerpt from a recent article by Caiden Cowger…
Here we explore some of the remarkable underground discoveries that have occurred throughout the world.
Turkey
Derinkuyu in Cappadocia in Turkey is probably the largest underground city that
has been discovered to date. It spans more than 8 levels going as deep
as 80 meters with more than 600 entrances to the surface. Although the
date the original city was built is unknown, the Turkish Department of
Culture dates the city back to the 8th century BC. It was
made by the Phrygians, ancient Indo-European people, who worshiped the
“Great Mother”, Cybele, as the Greeks and Romans knew her. The Phrygians
developed an advanced culture, famous for its music and the legend of
King Midas, a Phrygian King, who turned everything he touched into gold.
Why
the city was built is still unknown, but what is known is that it was
used by the Christians escaping persecution from the Roman Empire in the
2nd century AD. Cappadocia includes a huge number of underground tunnels and ‘cities’ and more and more are discovered every year.
Egypt
In Egypt, the Giza Plateau has an enormous underground system
that is a combination of manmade caverns and tunnels as well as
subterranean rivers and passages. Since 1978 the caverns have been
mapped using ground penetrating radar with the explorations
led by Dr Jim Hurtak who has supposedly entered massive chambers larger
than our largest cathedrals. A few historians believe that the
underground cave system in Giza, is the legendary ‘City of the Gods’,
the massive underground city described by ancient writers Herodotus (5th century BC) and Strabo (1st Century AD). Herodotus wrote:
"There
I saw twelve palaces regularly disposed, which had communication with
each other, interspersed with terraces and arranged around twelve halls.
It is hard to believe they are the work of man. The walls are covered
with carved figures, and each court is exquisitely built of white marble
and surrounded by a colonnade. Near the corner where the labyrinth
ends, there is a pyramid, two hundred and forty feet in height, with
great carved figures of animals on it and an underground passage by
which it can be entered. I was told very credibly that underground
chambers and passages connected this pyramid with the pyramids at
Memphis."
Furthermore, he spoke of the discovery of a multi-level megalithic metropolis under Giza that was 15,000 years old.
Many
ancient writers supported Herodotus' record of underground passages
connecting major pyramids and Lamblichus, a fourth-century Syrian
representative of the Alexandrian School of mystical and philosophical
studies, recorded information about an entranceway through the body of
the Sphinx into the Great Pyramid:
"This
entrance, obstructed in our day by sands and rubbish, may still be
traced between the forelegs of the crouched colossus. It was formerly
closed by a bronze gate whose secret spring could be operated only by
the Magi. It was guarded by public respect, and a sort of religious fear
maintained its inviolability better than armed protection would have
done. In the belly of the Sphinx were cut out galleries leading to the
subterranean part of the Great Pyramid. These galleries were so
art-fully crisscrossed along their course to the Pyramid that, in
setting forth into the passage without a guide throughout this network,
one ceasingly and inevitably returned to the starting point."
Since
the declassification of the ground penetrating radar, more and more
underground systems have been discovered but not yet explored in various
places around the world.
Subject: Fwd: MID-WEEK BY ZAP from 'The Office of Poofness"
To: 2goforth@Safe-mail.net
From: 2goforth@Safe-mail.net
Date: Thu, 09 Jul 2015 02:50:00 -0400
HI ALL
WHY DO THINGS HAPPEN THE WAY THEY DO? WHY DO WE GET INFORMATION WHICH TURNS TO ANOTHER ROLLER COASTER RIDE? WHY DO WE IMMERSE OURSELVES IN THE DRAMA OF THE OCCURRENCE? MAINLY BECAUSE WE HAVE THIS THING CALLED HOPE.
WE HOPE THAT THIS TIME, WE SHALL SEE THE DIFFERENCE. WE HOPE THAT THIS TIME, SOME RELIEF WILL COME. WE HOPE FOR ALL THESE AND MANY OTHER THINGS. HOPE IS VERY POWERFUL.
BUT, ROOTING OUR FEET FIRMLY IN THE GROUND WHILST HAVING THE HEAD IN THE CLOUDS IS OK. AS LONG AS THE FEET DON’T LET GO.
THIS TIME WE FIND OURSELVES IN IS MARKED BY GREAT HOPE FOR THE PLANET AND ITS HUMANITY. WE, AS TENANTS HERE, HAVE A PARTICULAR RESPONSIBILITY HERE TO MOTHER. THE MOTHER SPIRIT OF THIS PLANET (USED TO BE MALE SPIRIT UNTIL A FEW YEARS (MILLIONS) BACK), IS VERY STRONG AND PROVIDING THE FERTILE GROUND FOR THE CHANGES THAT ARE HAPPENING NOW.
Tired of the day-to-day grind we call life? Stop googling “how to battle depression” and start living by the “f*ck that” mantra. The instructions are easily detailed in a new meditation guide – just “breathe in strength” and breathe out you-know-what.
While some may spend hundreds, even thousands, on a counselor to get them through tough times, this online guide won't cost you a penny.
Accompanied by soothing music, the guide begins as any typical meditation video would – with a soothing voice and words that encourage the listener to “sit or lie comfortably and quietly.”
But in reality this guide is much more down to earth than most others, which becomes apparent at the 23d second.
“Let the horsesh*t of the external world fade from your awareness,” the narrator instructs with confidence protracting the R-rated inspiration throughout the rest of the meditation.
The guide was published by storyteller Jason Headley, who has a number of other witty films in his repertoire.
Headley – who says he's “more handsome in real life than he is on camera” but is “still not actually handsome” – has also written several screenplays and a novel.
He credits his sense of humor to his father and David Letterman – but it could also be down to the fact that he “comes from a long line of yarn-spinners and bullsh*tters.”
Binary code encoded in Crop Circle at Torino Airport on June 23, 2015 reads “timeo ET ferentes!” which means “beware of ET bearing gifts!”
We’ve all seen crop circles and heard various theories about them: they are naturally occurring, they are the work of pranksters and, most believably, they are the work of aliens from another planet marking out landing coordinates for the inevitable invasion and colonisation of our world.
But this latest one really takes the biscuit for creative design.
The intricate crop formation appeared seemingly overnight in Torino in Italy in late June – and has baffled locals and experts alike.
If it was the work of moonlighting pranksters it is estimated it would have taken a team of up to 15 people to etch it out in the space of a night.
And very quickly at that.
That’s 15 tight-lipped people, of course, who wouldn’t want to brag about their handiwork after a few glasses of vino.
Which brings us back to the most likely theory – that of an impending alien invasion.
I, for one, welcome our new extraterrestrial overlords – and applaud them on their attention to detail.*
Ten years ago On the 7th of July 2005 London was hit by a series
of explosions. You probably think you know what happened that day. But
you don’t. The police have, from the onset of their investigation,
chosen to withhold from the public almost every bit of evidence they
claimed to have and have probably lied about several aspects of the
London Bombings.
The mainstream news has willfully spread false, unsubstantiated and unverifiable information, while choosing to completely ignore the numerous inconsistencies and discrepancies in the official story. The government has finally, after a year, presented us with their official ‘narrative’ concerning the event.
Within hours it was shown to contain numerous errors, a fact since admitted by the Home Secretary John Reid. They have continuously rejected calls for a full, independent public inquiry. Tony Blair himself described such an inquiry as a ‘ludicrous diversion’. What don’t they want us to discover? Ludicrous Diversion London 7/7 Bombings Documentary by Peter Preswick
Trading in all securities has been temporarily suspended on the New
York Stock Exchange. The exchange posted the news on its website, saying
"additional information will follow as soon as possible." The halt
began at 11:32 a.m. Eastern.
United Airlines resumes flights delayed by computer glitch
Editor Note: How sickening it is to watch this video, another thing, to find casting of Mikkelsen as the accountant it becomes more than just a ploy for views; it becomes a statement!!. A Danish actor best known for playing Hannibal Lector in NBC’s recently cancelled Hannibal, Mikkelsen is usually the one in control. As a wealthy white man, his character’s degradation as “the bitch” and his murder by a Rihanna – a black woman – is a strong symbol, that sits within an extremely progressive type of revenge fantasy. Mikkelsen gotta get looooots of dough out of making this music video, Rihanna is unstoppable making hits, race is important as gender (maybe)...but what kind of signal would Rihanna even sent out to our teenagers? That, the song glorifies murder, torture, drug-taking, guns and racial stereotyping?....Several of Madonna video's are alike, check out satanic work by Madonna - Bitch I'm Satanic Illuminati Madonna The ft. Nicki Minaj EXPOSED and Miley Cyrus
Daily Mail (By Sarah Vine): When I first watched Rihanna’s repulsive new video for her repulsive single, B***h Better Have My Money, it had only had a couple of million views. It was last Wednesday, in fact, shortly after Nick Grimshaw had mentioned it on his Radio 1 Breakfast Show.
Even Grimshaw seemed a little bit shocked — and he’s not exactly a prude. It had made him feel ‘proper’ sick, he said. Hmm, I thought to myself. Better check this one out. Not out of some desperate, sad-sack desire to keep up with the young, you understand. But as the mother of a 12-year-old girl, I need to know about these things.
What was it General Monty said? ‘Time spent in reconnaissance is seldom wasted.’ Never were truer words spoken.
And since motherhood these days seems to involve fighting a losing battle against the endless stream of filthy, violent and downright misogynistic images being rained down on children’s heads from all variety of different media, I make it my mission to know about these things. Even at the detriment of what remains of my sanity.
So after I’d finished the school run, I made myself a cup of strong coffee and logged on to Vevo — the free-to-view, uncensored music video streaming channel used by most pop artists — to watch it.
Like I said, by then it had received ‘only’ a couple of million hits (a mere bagatelle in terms of the reach of a global ‘superstar’ such as Rihanna); but it didn’t take me long to realise it was going to get a lot more. As I watched, I actually felt my pulse quicken in anger. By the time it had finished, I wondered whether I ought not to report her to the police. Charges: pornography, incitement to violence, racial hatred.
Deep breath now: I shall try to describe it without completely ruining your morning.
A rich, blonde, white woman with expensive hair and even more expensive breast implants is putting the finishing touches to her toilette. She strolls through her beautiful apartment, scoops up her Pomeranian pooch, kisses her husband goodbye and steps into the lift. As the doors close, we see Rihanna, styled like some sort of voodoo fashion victim in black lipstick and hallucinogenic eye make-up, pouting away ominously next to her in possession of a large trunk. The doors open again, and the blonde is gone: beaten up, one assumes, and put inside the trunk. Rihanna is holding the dog. From then on in, it’s like Grand Theft Auto, but without the gentle romance or subtlety.
