Sometimes called the biggest maze of China, Guyaju is an ancient cave house located about 92 kilometers (57 miles) from Beijing.
If you believe that there cycles in economy and civilization, we are a turning point and these changes will be felt Sept 2022 onward. The crushing electric prices in Europe will usher in a global economic collapse. So we need to look at our past to see what is in store for humanity moving forward.
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An investigation is underway at Yellowstone National Park after an employee discovered a foot in a shoe floating in the Abyss Pool (above) on Tuesday
Yellowstone National Park officials are investigating after an employee spotted part of a foot, in a shoe, floating in a hot spring in the southern part of the park, officials said Thursday.
Tuesday's discovery at Abyss Pool in Wyoming led to the temporary closure of the West Thumb Geyser Basin and its parking lot. The area has since reopened.
The park did not have any other information about the investigation to make public on Thursday, park spokesperson Morgan Warthin said.
Comment: A few days later GlobalNews.ca later reported that the shoe was actually seen and photographed a week earlier by a visitor:
News of that discovery led a man from Maryland to contact the National Park Service to report that he and his family had spotted a shoe, floating sole up, in the hot spring on the morning of Aug. 11.
"Currently, the park believes there wasno foul play," park officials said in an online statement.
Park officials haven't released any further information that would allow us to conclude one way or another as to whether it was related to the flood, foul play, or an accident at the park itself. No other body parts, items of clothing, or debris are mentioned, however, as noted below, the rest of the clothing and body parts could have already dissolved (or sank) in the hot and acidic, corrosive, water.
Some of the more obvious questions remain, such as: is the park doing genetic testing to identify who it belonged to? Does it match anyone who was reported missing?
This lack of additional information could be because the investigation is still ongoing, because they don't yet have the answers themselves, or because they're attempting to conceal any truths that they have discovered. They claim that they believe there was no foul play involved, but they don't qualify the statement with what evidence has led them to believe that.
Accidents and deaths at National Parks are not uncommon, and there was a similar incident to the story above reported back in 2016, and it's notable that they also found the more difficult to dissolve items - his flipflops and wallet - however they also found the rest of the victim's body, but it's likely that his sister reported his disappearance immediately:
An Oregon Man Reportedly Died In One Of The Worst Ways Possible At Yellowstone
The accident happened in Norris Geyser basin on the afternoon of June 7. Deputy Chief Ranger Lorant Veress says it is a very dangerous area with boiling acidic waters.
Veress explained, "There's a closure in place to keep people from doing that for their own safety and also to protect the resources because they are very fragile. But, most importantly for the safety of people because it's a very unforgiving environment."
But, according to the official incident report released by the National Park Service, 23-year old Colin Nathaniel Scott of Portland, Oregon, and his sister Sable Scott left the boardwalk near Pork Chop Geyser, then walked several hundred feet up a hill.
Veress said, "... they were specifically moving in that area for a place that they could potentially get into and soak. I think they call it Hot Potting."
Search and rescue rangers who arrived later did find the victim's body in the pool, along with his wallet, and flip flops. But, a lightning storm stopped the recovery efforts. The next day, workers could not find any remains. Veress says the water was churning, and acidic.
He remarked, "In a very short order, there was a significant amount of dissolving"
No charges were filed in relation to the incident, but it should stand as a definite warning to anybody visiting the park. Don't leave the path and don't go for a swim.
Without further information, it remains to be seen just what exactly happened, but one other possibility is what researcher David Paulides considers to be a Missing 411 event. Features common in these cases include the inexplicable nature of the incident, a storm that occurs at a similar time, as well random items found afterwards; shoes seem to feature relatively often: "Missing 411: The Hunted": David Paulides discusses bizarre disappearances of hunters
Small business owners of San Francisco are demanding the city solve the growing mental health, crime, and drug problems exacerbated by the high rate of homelessness in the area, threatening to stop paying taxes if the issues continue.
The Castro Merchants Association, named after the city's Castro District, sent a letter to San Francisco city officials saying group members who own businesses in the area plan to stop paying taxes if the city doesn't do more to address the problems, reported KTVU.
In the letter, the organization complained of homeless people who "regularly experience psychotic episodes," vandalize storefronts, and harass business owners, employees, residents and tourists.
Comment: If San Francisco continues on its downward trajectory, there aren't going to be any residents left to pay taxes in the first place.
Freedom of speech groups raise over clampdown, which only came to light by accident.
Police chiefs have been issuing secret orders telling officers to inform bosses if they know any news reporters - as they would have to do with convicted criminals or extremists.
The measure is already in place in some forces, and follows guidance from the College of Policing, which sets standards in law enforcement. It is part of anti-corruption efforts and only came to light by accident.
The policing inspectorate is pressing the Metropolitan police, the country's biggest force, to introduce the measure. The Society of Editors, representing newspapers, and specialist crime journalists in the Crime Reporters' Association oppose the clampdown.
The HMS Prince of Wales suffered a "mechanical issue," the Royal Navy says.
Britain's biggest ship and the second of the Royal Navy's two aircraft carriers, HMS Prince of Wales, has broken down shortly after embarking on a cross-Atlantic aviation trial.
The carrier "remains in the South Coast Exercise Area while conducting investigations into an emerging mechanical issue," the Royal Navy's spokesperson said in a statement to the media on Sunday.
A 14-year veteran of the New York City Police Department has filed a federal lawsuit against his former employer and the city after he was allegedly fired for having close ties to Roger Stone "and others who support Trump's America and the 'political' paradigm of 'Making America Great Again.'"
Salvatore Greco has filed a lawsuit against the City of New York, Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell, Deputy Commissioner of Legal Matters Ernest Hart, Commanding Officer of Internal Affairs Bureau Group 25 Daniel Cutter, and Sergeant of Internal Affairs Bureau Group 25 Jeremy Orenstein for violations of the First Amendment and the Civil Rights Act of 1871.
According tot he lawsuit, on or about January 22, 2021, the Internal Affairs Bureau Command Center received an anonymous letter that stated: "To whom it may concern — I am writing to the NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau about the D.C. take-ver. PO Salvatore Greco CTTF, and PO Gregory Nealon 60 pct., attended the riot at Capitol hill. These officers want to have a civil war in America."
Germans beastialitists are protesting to eliminate the country's animal protection law - which forbids having any sexual relations between humans and animals.
To that end, Bavarian zoophiles held a public demonstration demanding recognition in a 'Zoophilia Pride March."
Comment: The sick-factor is increasing and it's only going to get worse as we near total cultural collapse.
Grigor Dimitrov came out strong but faded fast as the Winston-Salem Open's top seed was forced to retire from his match against Dominic Thiem, sending the Austrian into the Round of 16.
With less than a week to go before the start of the U.S. Open, Dimitrov came out sharp, unleashing a torrent of backhanded slices to keep Thiem off balance as the Bulgarian raced through the surprisingly one-sided first set 6-0.
Comment: What the Reuters article didn't mention was that Dimitrov, the 31-year-old highest ranking Bulgarian tennis player, was experiencing dizziness and shortness of breath in the second round, sound familiar?
Anyone with any sense could have seen it coming - Europe is on the precipice of an economic and social crisis not seen since World War II; and they basically did it to themselves. Ever since the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent NATO sanctions, the talking heads in the mainstream media have consistently fed the public an endless narrative on how the EU doesn't need Russian natural gas. We've heard an array of theories and chest beating from corporate journalists and lying politicians; all of them sounding so certain that Russia would be isolated and economically destroyed within no time. This has not happened, and now the reverse might soon be true for the EU and the UK.
To give you a sense of the disinformation being peddled to the public on this issue, take a look at the 10 point "battle plan" put together by the International Energy Agency (IEA) back in March to cut off Russian energy imports and save the EU from a crisis:
1) Don't sign new gas supply contracts with Russia. (REALITY: This foolishly assumes that Russia wants to sign new contracts with Europe.)
2) Replace Russian gas supplies with alternative sources. (REALITY: No alternative sources exist that can come close to filling Europe's energy needs and that can be as easily transported. Europe will have to draw on energy commodities from around the world, taking up a large piece of a shrinking pie and driving up prices for most nations on the planet in the process.)
3) Introduce minimum gas storage rules. (REALITY: This assumes there will be gas to store for later.)
In yet another sign that the covid vaccination agenda of globalist institutions did not do quite as well as they had originally hoped, the Rockefeller Foundation has revealed that it (along with other non-profits) has been pumping millions of dollars into a behavioral science project meant to figure out why large groups of people around the world refuse to take the jab.
The "Mercury Project" is a collective of behavioral scientists formed by the Social Science Research Council (SSRC), a non-profit group which receives considerable funding from globalist organizations and governments. The stated goals of the project are rather non-specific, using ambiguous language and mission statements. However, the root intentions appear to be focused on using behavioral psychology and mass psychology elements to understand the global resistance to the recent covid compliance efforts.
Mercury groups will be deployed in multiple nations and regions and will study vaccine refusal and the medical "disinformation" that leads to it. They are operating with the intent to tailor vaccination narratives to fit different ethnic and political backgrounds, looking for the key to the gates of each cultural kingdom and convincing them to take the jab.
Comment: A few days later GlobalNews.ca later reported that the shoe was actually seen and photographed a week earlier by a visitor: Park officials haven't released any further information that would allow us to conclude one way or another as to whether it was related to the flood, foul play, or an accident at the park itself. No other body parts, items of clothing, or debris are mentioned, however, as noted below, the rest of the clothing and body parts could have already dissolved (or sank) in the hot and acidic, corrosive, water.
Some of the more obvious questions remain, such as: is the park doing genetic testing to identify who it belonged to? Does it match anyone who was reported missing?
This lack of additional information could be because the investigation is still ongoing, because they don't yet have the answers themselves, or because they're attempting to conceal any truths that they have discovered. They claim that they believe there was no foul play involved, but they don't qualify the statement with what evidence has led them to believe that.
Accidents and deaths at National Parks are not uncommon, and there was a similar incident to the story above reported back in 2016, and it's notable that they also found the more difficult to dissolve items - his flipflops and wallet - however they also found the rest of the victim's body, but it's likely that his sister reported his disappearance immediately: Without further information, it remains to be seen just what exactly happened, but one other possibility is what researcher David Paulides considers to be a Missing 411 event. Features common in these cases include the inexplicable nature of the incident, a storm that occurs at a similar time, as well random items found afterwards; shoes seem to feature relatively often: "Missing 411: The Hunted": David Paulides discusses bizarre disappearances of hunters