Carl Zimmer
17 Jan 06 Are brain parasites altering the
personalities of three billion people? The question emerged a few
years ago, and it shows no signs of going away.
Comment: Now this is
really scary considering something the C's said almost ten years
ago:
9 August 1997 Q: Next question: is there any relationship between the fact that Roger de Mortimer,the carrier of the last of the line of the Welsh kings, was the lover of Isabella of France, who was the daugther of Philip the Fair, the destroyer of the Templars, and the murder of Edward II, the first of the English Prince of Wales? A: Templars are a setup, insofar as persecution is concerned. Remember your "historical records" can be distorted, in order to throw off future inquiries, such as your own. Q: I know that. I have already figured that one out! But, it seems that no one else has made this connection. I mean, the bloodlines that converge in the Percys and the Mortimers are incredible! A: You should know that these bloodlines become parasitically infected, harrassed and tinkered with whenever a quantum leap of awareness is imminent. Q: Whenever a quantum leap... A: Such as "now." ... Here is something for you to digest: Why is it that your scientists have overlooked the obvious when they insist that alien beings cannot travel to earth from a distant system??? Q: And what is this obvious thing? A: Even if speed of light travel, or "faster," were not possible, and it is, of course, there is no reason why an alien race could not construct a space "ark," living for many generations on it. They could travel great distances through time and space, looking for a suitable world for conquest. Upon finding such, they could then install this ark in a distant orbit, build bases upon various solid planes in that solar system, and proceed to patiently manipulate the chosen civilizations to develop a suitable technological infrastructure. And then, after the instituting of a long, slow, and grand mind programming project, simply step in and take it over once the situation was suitable. Q: Is this, in fact, what has happened, or is happening? A: It could well be, and maybe now it is the time for you to learn about the details. Q: Well, would such a race be 3rd or 4th density in orientation? A: Why not elements of both? Q: What is the most likely place that such a race would have originated from? A: Oh, maybe Orion, for example? Q: Okay. If such a race did, in fact, travel to this location in space/time, how many generations have come and gone on their space ark during this period of travel, assuming, of course, that such a thing has happened? A: Maybe 12. Q: Okay, that implies that they have rather extended life spans... A: Yes... Q: Assuming this to be the case, what are their lifespans? A: 2,000 of your years. ... When in space, that is... Q: And what is the span when on terra firma? A: 800 years. Q: Well, has it not occurred to them that staying in space might not be better? A: No. Planets are much more "comfortable." Q: Okay... imagining that such a group has traveled here... A: We told you of upcoming conflicts... Maybe we meant the same as your Bible, and other references. Speak of... The "final" battle between "good and evil..." Sounds a bit cosmic, when you think of it, does it not? Q: Does this mean that there is more than one group that has traveled here in their space arks? A: Could well be another approaching, as well as "reinforcements" for either/or, as well as non-involved, but interested observers of various types who appreciate history from the sidelines. Q: Well, SWELL! There goes my peaceful life! A: You never had one! Q: Well, I was planning on one! ... Any other comment? A: You chose to be incarnated now, with some foreknowledge of what was to come. Reference your dreams of space attack. Q: Okay, what racial types are we talking about relating to these hypothetical aliens? A: Three basic constructs. Nordic, Reptilian, and Greys. Many variations of type 3, and 3 variations of type 1 and 2. Q: Well, what racial types are the 'good guys?' A: Nordics, in affiliation with 6th density "guides." Q: And that's the only good guys? A: That's all you need. Q: Wonderful! So, if it is a Grey or Lizzie, you know they aren't the nice guys. But, if it is tall and blond, you need to ask questions! A: All is subjective when it comes to nice and not nice. Some on 2nd density would think of you as "not nice," to say the least!!! Q: That's for sure! Especially the roaches! Maybe we ought to get in touch with some of these good guys... A: When the "time" is right. The Return of The Puppet Masters indeed! |
Associated Press
Mon, Jan. 23, 2006 SYDNEY, Australia - A magnitude-6.2
earthquake struck Monday near Vanuatu in the South Pacific, the
U.S. Geological Survey said. There were no immediate reports of
injuries or damage.
The earthquake occurred just after 5 p.m. local time about 40 miles northwest of the Vanuatu capital of Port Vila, the USGS said. |
by Staff Writers
Moscow (AFP) Jan 22, 2006 Much of northern and eastern Europe
remained in the grip of bitterly cold weather Sunday as an Arctic
freeze claimed victims from Lithuania to Turkey.
At least 17 weather-related deaths were reported over the weekend. Moscow's death toll from Siberian temperatures jumped to at least 79 after three more people froze to death overnight Saturday. Another 20 were hospitalised with hypothermia, the Interfax news agency said. Temperatures in the Russian capital eased slightly to about minus 18 Celsius (minus 0.4 Fahrenheit), after reaching as low as minus 23 C (minus 9.4 F) overnight. |
by Staff Writers
Mogadishu (AFP) Jan 22, 2006 Tens of thousands of desperate Somalis
have converged on Mogadishu over the past two months, abandoning
their homes in the lawless nation's drought-stricken south and
center to beg for food in the capital as famine looms across east
Africa.
Since December, more than 76,000 hungry, thirsty and ailing peasants and pastoralists from at least five of the war-shattered country's worst-hit provinces have trekked to the mean streets of the bullet-scarred city in search of sustenance, according to aid workers who expect the numbers to rise. "This is the beginning," Nicholas Haan of the UN Food and Agricultural Organization's (FAO) Food Security Assessment Unit said on Friday in the capital of neighboring Kenya. "More people will do the same trip in search of food and water." |
Washington Post
January 23, 2006 Page A14 THE BUSH administration remains in denial
about climate change and sometimes treats environmental protection
as an inconvenience. Yet there was reason to hope, when the U.S.
Commission on Ocean Policy issued its report more than a year ago,
that President Bush would seize the issue of the dire threat to
this country's coastal waters. The commission was the second major
task force in recent years to detail the rapidly deteriorating
ecology of America's oceans. All serious looks at the issue have
reached similar conclusions: that current human use of oceans is
unsustainable and that without dramatic changes in the ways the
waters are exploited and enjoyed, the seas will die out. The
magnitude of the crisis offers an opportunity for the president to
lead on a preeminent environmental issue.
So far, it is an opportunity Mr. Bush has largely passed up. |
By PAMELA HESS
UPI Pentagon Correspondent January 20, 2006 WASHINGTON -- Next month a new
high-explosive munition will be fired in Singapore and then tested
again by the U.S. Army, heralding what may be a sea change in
weaponry: a gun that can fire 240,000 rounds per minute.
That's compared to 60 rounds per minute in a standard military machine gun. Comment: At 4,000 rounds
per second, one thing is certain: ammunition manufacturers
won't be going out of business anytime soon...
|
By Zaigham Ali Mirza
Khaleez Times 21 January 2006 DUBAI — An evening stroll on a
strip of beach near Fujairah turned out to be once-in-a-lifetime
experience for a Sri Lankan family, when the breaking waves glowed
with an eerie blue light.
Seventeen-year-old Hassanain Anwar realised it was an unusual natural phenomenon and shot a video clip of the glowing waves. "I saw there were no buildings or other sources of artificial light anywhere around, so it couldn't have been reflected light. The only explanation was that this was a case of natural luminescence," he told Khaleej Times. |
Jay Walljasper
Ode magazine 21 Jan 06 |
By Andrew Carswell Newscom.au January 21, 2006 SHE survived brutal Nazi and Communist
regimes to ultimately be brought down by a banana.
Slovenian migrant Ivanka Perko died in hospital last week in bizarre circumstances - she suffered complications after she dropped a banana on her leg. Comical to the end, the 73-year-old old quipped to friends and family while on her deathbed: "I can't believe after all this time it was a bloody banana that killed me." A family friend told The Saturday Daily Telegraph yesterday that Ms Perko - who was treasured by her Blue Mountains community - had been ill for several months with a condition that made her skin delicate and fine. "She had tried to open a banana and dropped it," the friend said. "The pointy end scraped down her leg and she died from complications." Even her death notice revealed her strange demise, killed by a falling banana. Friends said it was seen as an appropriate end to a unique and fruitful life. |
By LiveScience Staff
19 January 2006 |
SOTT
January 23, 2006 |
AFP
Thu Jan 19, 3:20 AM ET MOSCOW - Russia may remain locked in a
deep freeze for the rest of the month, forecasters said, as another
seven people died overnight in Moscow and concerns over energy
supplies in Russia and Europe grew as the bone-chilling cold forced
cutbacks.
"Only two such deep freezes have occurred in the past 100 years" in the western, "European" portion of Russia, the daily Gazeta said. "Once in 1940 and once in 1979, when the temperature fell to minus 40 degrees C" (minus 40 F). |
By JIM FITZGERALD
Associated Press Writer Jan 18 8:40 PM US/Eastern WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - High winds knocked
out power to hundreds of thousands of customers in the Northeast on
Wednesday and wreaked havoc for commuters, blowing trees across
railroad tracks, overturning tractor-trailers, and making for wild
ferry rides.
More than 440,000 homes and businesses lost power, and several airports reported delays of two hours or more. The wind was blamed for at least two deaths when trees fell on cars. |
By MICHELLE ROBERTS
Associated Press Wed Jan 18, 7:31 PM ET NEW ORLEANS - More than 3,200 people are
officially still unaccounted for nearly five months after Hurricane
Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, and the state medical examiner wants
the search to resume for those missing from the most devastated
neighborhoods.
Comment:
"Some of those still listed as missing likely have been found already by relatives but the center hasn't been notified of their status, the call center said. Others may not want to be found because of criminal or legal problems."Well, let's see: it wouldn't be too hard to find out if the missing people have criminal records. It would also be fairly easy for officials to contact the families of those missing. Yet neither of these actions are being taken by authorities... So just what exactly happened to a whopping 3,200 people during Katrina?? |
By TOM GARDNER
Associated Press January 19, 2005 MAMMOTH LAKES, Calif. - Former FEMA
Director Michael Brown has placed blame on everyone from New
Orleans' mayor to Louisiana's governor for the chaos following
Hurricane Katrina. Now, he's including himself.
Brown said Wednesday he fell short of conveying the magnitude of the disaster wrought by the nation's deadliest hurricane, and calling for help. "I should have demanded the military sooner," Brown, former head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, told a gathering of broadcast and National Weather Service meteorologists at a ski resort in the Sierra Nevada. Comment: Brown is still
taking the blame for Bush. As Dubya himself said, "Brownie, you're
doing a heck of a job." Yes, indeed...
|
Posted on: Thursday, January 19,
2006
Honolulu Advertiser Staff |
Last Updated Wed, 18 Jan 2006 11:51:08
EST
CBC News |
Last Updated Wed, 18 Jan 2006 14:55:38
EST
CBC News Iraq is investigating whether the death
of a 15-year-old girl was caused by bird flu, a health official
says.
The girl died Tuesday in Raniya, in the Kurdish part of Iraq less than 100 kilometres south of the Turkish border. Four people in Turkey have died from the deadly H5N1 strain of the flu. The World Health Organization said in a recent update that "new outbreaks in birds continue to be reported across the country." |
Last Updated Wed, 18 Jan 2006 11:19:14
EST
CBC News |
CNN
Thursday, January 19, 2006 TUCSON, Arizona -- The world's first face
transplant recipient is using her new lips to take up smoking
again, which doctors fear could interfere with her healing and
raise the risk of tissue rejection.
"It is a problem," Dr. Jean-Michel Dubernard, who led the team that performed the pioneering transplant in France on November 27, acknowledged on Wednesday. A QFS Member Comments:
The article's subject identifies it to be about the risks of
smoking by the French face-transplant recipient. But is it
really?
But note the not-so-subtle message about smokers, achieved by the transition of subjects over these three brief paragraphs: The woman suffered a tissue-rejection episode last month but is now doing well, her doctors said. However, they said she has resumed smoking, which besides being bad for health is especially a problem after surgery because it impairs circulation to tissues and could raise the risk of rejection.There you have it. Smoking = psychologically unfit. Why bother with such an article? They warn every patient about this risk of smoking after surgery, don't they? Last year, my wife was gravely warned not to smoke after removal of her impacted wisdom teeth. After all, the wounds were right inside the mouth! The doctor also warned of the high level of pain she'd likely feel during healing, and he wrote two prescriptions for pain killers (one an addictive narcotic), one of which we filled right away, fearing the worst. She not only ignored the advice not to smoke, but didn't feel any pain whatsoever throughout the healing process. She actually became worried that something was wrong because there was no pain. Obviously, we wasted the prescription, didn't fill the other one, and threw away the free samples of Vioxx that the pharmacy graciously provided us with. There's so much wrong with the whole episode that I wouldn't know where to begin... |
by JOSEPH KAHN
Published: January 17, 2006 BEIJING, Jan. 16 - A prominent Chinese
lawyer and collector unveiled an old map on Monday that he and some
supporters say should topple one of the central tenets of Western
civilization: that Europeans were the first to sail around the
world and discover America.
The Chinese map, which was drawn in 1763 but has a note on it saying it is a reproduction of a map dated 1418, presents the world as a globe with all the major continents rendered with an exactitude that European maps did not have for at least another century, after Columbus, Da Gama, Magellan, Dias and others had completed their renowned explorations. |
17 January 2006
|
www.chinaview.cn 2006-01-20 02:38:06
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (Xinhuanet) -- A fire
broke out in a kitchen at the Pentagon Thursday morning and forced
the evacuation of part of the huge building that houses the U.S.
Defense Department.
The fire, which broke out in a third-floor kitchen, has been put out, officials at the Pentagon said. No one was injured in the fire. Comment: Contacted later
in the day, Mr. Rumsfeld announced that Haliburton has been awarded
a $75 million contract to undertake, but not necessarily complete,
the necessary repairs. Three illegal immigrants, refugees from
Katrina, have been hired at $4.28 an hour to do the work.
The whereabouts of the frozen fish is unknown. |
SOTT
January 19, 2006 |
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