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Sonntag, 22. März 2009

Obama a second Hitler? lol



This man claims to have worked for the US- Government on what people would call a big Conspiracy. He says that they are planning on a Mass-murdering of the american people, so they can begin a New World Order. According to him, they have been planning to begin a WWIII so they can commit genocide. Seriously, don't over-do it! This man's claims are very far-fetched. I know we have all heard of those FEMA- koncentration camps supposedl being built all across the United States, but he just takes it too far with his bullshit.(Excuse my Language but he makes me mad) It is very well possible that the leaders of all countries of this world do belong to a "secret" group (bilderberg), as stated in "The Obama Deception", but that just does it for me. Basically that old guy is trying to tell me that Obama is the second Hitler? please...

Donnerstag, 19. März 2009

Weekly Book Review #2 "The Hunt for Zero Point"


Although anti-gravity research ranks right up there with perpetual motion on the crank-o-meter, the idea of anti-gravity can't be completely dismissed. As recently as 1996 a Finnish scientist announced he could partially "shield" objects from gravity using spinning superconductors. Although most scientists are skeptical, NASA is interested enough that it's trying to replicate the results.

And certainly Nazi Germany was working on a lot of advanced technology by the end of the war, including rockets, jet fighters and nuclear power. The U.S. recruited some German scientists to continue their work in the U.S., most notably Wernher von Braun, the V-2 rocket scientist who later helped make the moon landings possible.

It's also clear that the U.S. military works on secret technology all the time -- about $11 billion worth every year in "deep black" programs that aren't even acknowledged to exist. The stealth fighter and B2 bomber were black programs for years.

So even if Nazi flying saucers sound nutty on the face of it, there's nothing crazy about Cook asking the questions he does. You might even call it courageous. It's the conclusions he reaches that are the problem.

Cook's search begins one day when a photocopy of a 1956 magazine article mysteriously lands on his desk. It's called "The G-Engines Are Coming!" and is illustrated with a drawing of a U.S. airman descending the steps of a floating, wingless aircraft. Cook thinks it's a joke, but gets interested when he sees aerospace industry leaders of the day quoted as saying anti-gravity could be the next big breakthrough.

He decides to call one of them, a now-retired engineer named George S. Trimble. A Lockheed Martin P.R. person, "Daniella Abelman," sets up an interview, then calls back and says Trimble has cancelled.

"I don't mind telling you that he sounded scared and I don't like to hear old men scared. It makes me scared," she tells Cook. "Let me give you some advice. Stick to what you know about; stick to the damned present. It's better that way for all of us.'" (Cook has changed "Abelman's" name, so there's no way to call her and see if she really talks like a character in a Tom Clancy novel.)

Of course Cook's curiosity is inflamed, and he tracks down Trimble in a retirement community in Arizona and -- oh, wait a minute. That's what you expect him to do. But here's what he says. "My great regret was that I couldn't contact George S. Trimble directly. Had I done so, I knew that Abelman would have gone ballistic. She'd told me to stay away from him and she had the power to ensure that I became an outcast if I didn't."

Unwilling to face the wrath of the flack, he retreats to the Internet where "in the silence of the night, I could roam ... and remain anonymous." He finds the story of Thomas Townsend Brown, a former Navy engineer who believed he could negate gravity using electricity and who by 1956 was demonstrating small, electrically charged flying disks. The military was briefly interested, but in the end issued a report that said there was no usable technology there.

But Cook notices something in a 1947 Army Air Force memo (famous among UFO buffs), in which Lt. Gen. Nathan Twining concludes that UFOs are real. Twining adds that it is "within the present U.S. knowledge" to construct similar aircraft, given enough money.

Cook concludes that by 1947 the U.S. must already have had a key component of UFO technology -- anti-gravity. That's why they weren't interested in Brown's technology years later. He suspects the technology came from Nazi Germany, and recounts allegations of German flying saucer programs from a few dubious books, as well as information he admits seems to have "magically appeared out of thin air ... passed down from one researcher to the next, without attribution."

He gets off of the Internet and starts searching through military archives for clues. He finds a few hints in old Army Air Force records on Luftwaffe technology, but nothing substantial. Then he reads that the SS was in charge of the most secret German technology. "I felt a constriction in my throat. I was so keyed, my breath was coming in short, sharp gasps." Don't worry, he's not having a heart attack. He just realizes he's been looking in the wrong place. He starts reading about the SS.

Soon we're off to Poland. A "researcher" named Igor Witkowski shows Cook an old mine, where he claims SS scientists worked on a machine called the Bell, a glowing, rotating contraption that used up a lot of electricity. "Word had it that the tests sought to investigate some kind of antigravitational effect, Witkowski said." Somebody else thinks it might have been a time machine. Then Cook finds yet another SS anti-gravity program, a flying saucer called the "Repulsine."

Cook concludes that an SS official named Hans Kammler had all of this technology boxed up and flown to a safe place, later trading it to the U.S. military for his freedom.

All in all I liked this book alot because it goes in to detail on technology more than "The Reich of the Black Sun" does for exaple. It is definately a "MUST READ"

Does Lucifer's Emerald exist?


If the legend is to be believed, this huge "emerald" belonged to some neutral angels until Lucifer stole it and put it into his/her crown. Lucifer got kicked out of Heaven, the emerald broke in two. Lucifer went looking for it, but gave up, and human beings found them. It was after this time that the two halves of the emerald were made into the Emerald Tablet and the Emerald Grail by who knows who.

1. The Emerald Tablet's history, unlike the Grail's, is actually better documented even though the object itself has never been found by archeologists. It is possible that the Tablet is the Philosopher's Stone of Alchemy, the "Stone which is not a Stone". Since the legend tells that Lucifer had power over Alchemy through the Emerald, this would be exceedingly likely. It is also possible that it may have been destroyed or reworked into something else in the years since 400 AD, but something of it's fate can be guessed at in this theory:

2. The Emerald Grail's history can be pieced together. Clearly, it was an object of sacred value to early Christians, and it likely was a green glass cup mistaken for the cup of Christ. I say mistaken because Jesus would not have been able to *afford* such a rich cup to drink from. Carpenters back then did not exactly earn a king's wage, and glasswork like that was rare and costly. But because Jesus was, to his faithful, the King of Kings, to them he would have had only the best. Maybe Nero heard about this object... and in an effort to make Christians even more miserable, had it made into his famous lens. Now let's say this object was given to Nero and he was told that it was emerald. Since emeralds were both "expensive and inefficient" to treat poor vision Nero's physicians could have used glass and just told Nero it was emerald, to satisfy the emperor's extravagent taste. No one knows the fate of this lens, but then we have that green glass chalice appearing at Genoa, so it's possible that Christians simply reworked Nero's lens back into a cup again... but this time a more expensive kind of cup: a chalice. This chalice found it's way into the hands of Napoleon and Hitler before it met destruction in World War II, as documented by some sources. So, this could be a reason why we'll never find the Holy Grail of the legends. And, since this Grail is more Lucifer's holy object than Christ's, that is most likely for the best, and could be the reason so many conquerors and tyrants were drawn to it. This theory makes the fate of the Tablet rather obvious...

3. If the Grail was just green glass and not really emerald, and let us say for agument's sake the legend of Lucifer was true and the Grail was just one half of a larger object, the other half being the Tablet... then the Tablet would also be made from green glass. It is likely, therefore, the Tablet was broken and that is the reason why the last man to actually see it made a copy of what it said upon it's surface: to preserve what was lost. Moses had made a new set of Ten Commandments for a similar purpose... because the originals broke. If the Emerald Tablet is Lucifer's own "Commandments", you can bet it suffered a similar fate to Moses' Tablets. It is likely that this is one excuse why the Church had put so many Alchemists to death during the Inquisition and accused them of doing "the Devil's work". If they knew the history of the "Philosopher's Stone", a.k.a. the Emerald Tablet, it would have, to them, confirmed their worst fears about Alchemy being a "Magic of the Devil", even though we know Alchemy is just chemistry combined with esoteric philosophy.

If the whole legend isn't true, then someone made both the Grail and the Tablet, and tried to get people to believe that these objects were of divine origin. From this viewpoint, the Grail of Genoa, the Lens of Nero, and the Tablet not only have nothing to do with one another but are by themselves rather common objects compared to more important relics. Since the ruined remnants of the Genoa cup apparently cannot be dated in any kind of truly satisfactory manner, we can *never* know if this old legend is true or false...

New Picture of Charles Manson released


A Picture has been released, that shows Charles Manson the notorious mass murderer. The picture shows a 72 year old man who would not frighten you if you wouldn't know who he is, if there weren't that swastika on his forehead...

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Mittwoch, 18. März 2009

The Valley of Seven Deaths

Earlier this month I had read a story about a place in India called "The Valley of Seven Deaths".
I read about it in a German book called "Bizarre Wirklichkeiten" by Hatwig Hausdorf. To claim what the author did, This place is being kept secret by the Gorvernment of New-Delhi. Why exactly, I can not tell you, but I would assume that in the case of this story being true, it because numerous expeditions to this place went very very wrong. According to the author, one of the first documented expeditions to there was lead by a man named Graham Dickford around 1890. He had heard stories of numerous tempels with piles of gold in them, which were in this valley. He claimed to had found this valley when he was brought to a not specified hospital somewhere in india in 1892. He was in very bad shape when he arrived there. He had high fever, no more hair on his head which was covered with wounds and bruises, was burnt from head to toe, and was in a state of mind that doctors would call insanity. When he arrived in the hospital he claimed to be the only survivor of his expedition. Alle that man said was: " Big, flying Fire; Shadows in the night; and ghosts, who's glare could kill." He died 3 days after he was brought to the hospital. Noone he was in contact with for his last three days believed a word he said (no wonder), until 1906 when the british government payed for an expedition to this Valley. The only information my research has brought is that this expedition was made of 4 people and two of them stated that, they had found tunnel into caves,looking something similar to a funnel. Two men were sent downthere, and immediatly as they reached the bottom, they are said to have made bizzare, snake-like movements for about a minute, and just fell to the ground. One of the last two people alive goes down the "funnel" about to find out that they were dead. After that experiance they are said to have left the same day and they never came back. These two survivors told relatives that they were bugged by constant headaches and night for night they would have gruesome Nightmares, until eventually they both died about 3 months later.
1911 another expedition to the valley was started. a month after it had started, only two of the original 7 men returned and told people a very crazy story...
They said that they were all building up their tents for the night, when suddently 5 of them started shaking and turning around and around, and after about a minute of this behavior they just fell down dead.
The last documented Expedition was in 1919. 7 very experianced hunters went on the expedition, and the said that there were 17 human corpses looking right at them once they had reached the valley. They also claimed that two of them were standing at a cliff having a conversation, and suddently they were gone without a sound. the others went to look for them, and found out that they had just mysterically fallen down that cliff. Since that time Noone has been there. I don't know what to think of this story though...
I think that if this were real, we would of already known about it don't you think?