Feb 21, 2014

The Beyonce Affair

 Just a little something to help us open our minds to what might truly be occurring around us...remember the old saying, "truth is stranger than fiction".  This includes discussion of entertainers, actors and perhaps politicians "channeling" or being possessed by demonic spirits as part of their profession.  Interesting stuff...


Years before the news mentioned a possible affair between Barack Obama and Beyonce, Freeman was explaining why this should be.
This show aired more than 2 weeks before the alleged affair hit the news!
[ Aired Jan. 24 2014 ]
http://freemantv.com/obama-clone-of-a...
http://freemantv.com/dan-fogler-don-p...

Feb 20, 2014

Oklahoma on pace for 700+ 2.5+ earthquakes, which is 11x more than 2013

In this video, theunitedknowledge is following up on his prediction that something large is due for the U.S. from the Midwest to the East coast sometime this spring.  The booms that are taking place have been historically warnings of impending major earthquakes, and on occasion, volcanic eruptions.  The New Madrid and Eastern arm of the Craton are on alert.

 


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http://abcnews.go.com/US/residents-ba...
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http://www.newson6.com/story/24556916...
http://video.msnbc.msn.com/rachel-mad...

Fire in the Sky News / Bright Blue Meteor / Midwest



Thank you all very much.
Blue fireball streaks over midwest. 2/19/2014

http://www.amsmeteors.org/
http://skysentinel.nmsu.edu/allsky/vi...
ESA landing sim credit.

Muslim leaders issue a fatwa against anyone living on MARS as there is no righteous reason to be there

Daily Mail
  • Clerics in the UAE have deemed a colony on Mars as being un-Islamic
  • They argue that trying to live there would be akin to committing suicide
  • Killing oneself is strictly forbidden in Islam, according to the Quran
  • The ruling came after Mars One announced a 2025 mission to Mars
  • So far around 500 Saudis and Arabs have volunteered to take part in it
We are inching closer and closer to the alien deception….false messiah.  As this information is getting published on a daily basis, turn to the Bible as a resource of truth!  Salvation comes through Jesus.
Nate – Deceived No More
A Fatwa has been issued against living on Mars by clerics who say that trying to set up home there would be un-Islamic.

The fatwa – or ruling – was issued by the General Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowment (GAIAE) in the UAE after the Mars One organisation announced that it would try and establish a permanent human settlement on Mars.

The committee argued that an attempt to dwell on the planet would be so hazardous as to be suicidal and killing oneself is not permitted by Islam.
Forbidden: A Fatwa has been issued against travelling to Mars (above is a Hubble Space Telescope image of the Red Planet)
Forbidden: A Fatwa has been issued against travelling to Mars (above is a Hubble Space Telescope image of the Red Planet)

According to Khaleejtimes.com it said: ‘Such a one-way journey poses a real risk to life, and that can never be justified in Islam. There is a possibility that an individual who travels to planet Mars may not be able to remain alive there, and is more vulnerable to death.’
The astronauts, the committee said, would end up dying for no ‘righteous reason’ and would face the same punishment in the afterlife as someone who’d committed suicide.

The committee, led by Professor Dr Farooq Hamada, said: ‘Protecting life against all possible dangers and keeping it safe is an issue agreed upon by all religions and is clearly stipulated in verse 4/29 of the Holy Quran: Do not kill yourselves or one another. Indeed, Allah is to you ever Merciful.’
The GAIAE has issued around two million Fatwas through its Official Fatwa Centre since its inception in 2008.
Colony: Mars One hopes to establish a human colony on the Red Planet by 2025
Colony: Mars One hopes to establish a human colony on the Red Planet by 2025
The multi-billion pound Mars One mission hopes to establish a human colony on Mars in 2025.
Its website says: ‘The Mars One mission plan consists of cargo missions and unmanned preparation of a habitable settlement, followed by human landings.

Read more at - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2562957/Muslim-leaders-issue-fatwa-against-living-MARS-no-righteous-reason-there.html

Feb 18, 2014

Storybook Apocalypse: Beasts, Comets, and Other Signs of the End Times

Nice summation here of the medieval "Book of Miracles".  The artistic renderings are of special interest, and more can be viewed by following the link at the bottom of this article.  There is very good reason to watch for the miraculous, the "signs in the heavens", as it foretells something of great importance is very near. 


It’s tempting to dismiss the mid-16th-century depictions of Biblical miracles, flaming comets, multi-headed beasts, and apocalyptic chaos that fill the pages of the “Augsburg Book of Miraculous Signs” as the superstitious vestiges of the post-Medieval mind. But according to the co-authors of Taschen’s new, 568-page boxed volume called “Book of Miracles,” the Protestant citizens of Augsburg, Germany, were enthusiastic and active collectors of portrayals of portentous signs, as well as written descriptions of ancient and astrological prophecies. Gathering the myriad broadsheets and pamphlets about the imminent apocalypse into so-called Books of Wonders, of which the privately commissioned “Augsburg Book of Miraculous Signs” is probably the most important surviving example, was a way for people to connect the dots between ancient prophecies, their contemporary fears, and unexplainable phenomena, especially in the skies.
“Broadsheets were the Buzzfeeds of their day.”
In part, their passion stemmed from a collector’s fascination with such topics, but Germany’s 16th-century Protestants were also motivated by religious antipathy toward the Catholic Church, whose Pope they derided as the Antichrist. Some took the epithet for fact: For them, since the end was nigh, it behooved one to pay attention to the signs.

As Joshua Waterman of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum in Nuremberg writes in the Taschen book, which includes a facsimile of the circa-1552 gouaches and watercolors in the Augsburg manuscript, “The late fifteenth century had witnessed a surge of interest in miraculous signs which steadily increased in the decades that followed, ultimately reaching a high point toward the end of the sixteenth century, especially in Protestant territories. This development coincided with the rise of illustrated broadsheets and printed pamphlets as news media that spread reports of prodigies and portents, and with the religious and political upheavals of the Protestant Reformation, which fostered special concern for signs of God’s wrath and the coming end of days.”
Above: The depiction of the Tiber monster, which is said to have washed up on the banks of the Tiber river in Rome after a flood in 1496, has at least two contemporary sources. Top: "Miracles" ends with about 20 pages taken from the Book of Revelation, including chapter 13, verses 1-4.
Above: The depiction of the Tiber monster, which is said to have washed up on the banks of the Tiber river in Rome after a flood in 1496, has at least two contemporary sources. Top: “Miracles” ends with about 20 pages taken from the Book of Revelation, including chapter 13, verses 1-4.

“That doesn’t mean all people literally believed in all of the events described in the broadsheets,” adds Till-Holger Borchert, who’s the chief curator at the Groeningemuseum in Bruges, Belgium, and contributed an essay of his own to the Taschen publication. “But they did collect them.”
One such collector, whose identity remains unknown, commissioned the “Augsburg Book of Miraculous Signs.” “I would argue that this particular collection of superstitious images was very much based on scholarly and scientific curiosity,” Borchert says.

The Augsburg document is very much a product of the mid-16th century, which Borchert calls, “a period of great ambivalence. The next step would have been to create studies of things like comets, to look at them in a systematic way,” he says. But the Augsburg document preceded Galileo’s investigation of comets by more than half a century. “This was a step before that, and doesn’t seem to have been the primary interest of the guy who collected this material. But given his rather encyclopedic interest in celestial phenomena, it at least indicates an interest that transcended pure superstition to a more advanced level of perception.”
A miracle from Exodus 16:14-16: "And when the dew had gone up, there was on the face of the wilderness a fine, flake-like thing, fine as frost on the ground. When the people of Israel saw it, they said to one another, “What is it?” For they did not know what it was. And Moses said to them, “It is the bread that the LORD has given you to eat. This is what the LORD has commanded: ‘Gather of it, each one of you, as much as he can eat. You shall each take an omer, according to the number of the persons that each of you has in his tent."
A miracle from Exodus 16:14-16: “And when the dew had gone up, there was on the face of the wilderness a fine, flake-like thing, fine as frost on the ground. When the people of Israel saw it, they said to one another, “What is it?” For they did not know what it was. And Moses said to them, “It is the bread that the LORD has given you to eat. This is what the LORD has commanded: ‘Gather of it, each one of you, as much as he can eat. You shall each take an omer, according to the number of the persons that each of you has in his tent.”

The presence of so much printed paper in Augsburg was also not accidental. The city was a printing center, located just a few hundred miles south of Mainz, where Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in the mid-15th century. Broadsheets were the Buzzfeeds of their day, featuring woodcut artwork and sensationalist headlines and text designed to capture the imagination of the common man.

The Augsburg book differs from the more common, almost scrapbook-like Books of Wonders in a number of key ways. First, it was commissioned from scratch rather than collected and amassed, although by whom we will probably never know. Second, while many of the images in “The Book of Miracles” were based on broadsheets and artwork by the likes of Hans Holbein the Younger and Albrecht Dürer, each page in the book was executed by hand, in colorful gouache and watercolor.
After much research, which includes matching watermarks on the original book’s handmade paper pages to those prevalent in Augsburg at the time, Borchert believes that the 16th-century artists who executed the original manuscript were Hans Burgkmair the Younger, Heinrich Vogtherr the Younger, and an unknown number of apprentices, a standard practice of the period. To its credit, Taschen has reproduced these plates at virtually full size (9 1/2 by 13 1/2 inches), including the backs of each piece of paper, smudge marks and all, exactly as in the original manuscript. Only two sheets of the original 160-plus images are unaccounted for.
"In the land of the Romans in the year 73 B.C., a golden ball was seen in the sky, which then came down to the Earth and rolled about and flew back up into the air again, in the direction of the rising sun, so that its great size covered up the sun completely. This was followed by the great Roman war."
“In the land of the Romans in the year 73 B.C., a golden ball was seen in the sky, which then came down to the Earth and rolled about and flew back up into the air again, in the direction of the rising sun, so that its great size covered up the sun completely. This was followed by the great Roman war.”

Considering that the volume probably changed hands numerous times over the centuries and was re-bound in the 19th century, its relatively intact survival is itself something of a minor miracle. “It’s a binding of the late 19th century,” confirms Borchert. “Where it happened, who did it, and what happened to the leaves that were presumably removed at that point, we don’t have any idea. Remarkably enough, they managed to put the thing back more or less in order, which is more than you can say for most re-bindings. Usually when people take books apart, they’re not able to put them back in order. But that didn’t happen in this case. It’s a pretty spectacular and unique document.”
While the Taschen volume includes Waterman’s and Borchert’s essays, as well as a complete transcription of the German text below each image, the original began with no preface, introduction, or even a table of contents. It went straight into a selection of miracles and signs of God from the Old Testament, beginning with the story of Noah’s Ark, which bobs beneath a pounding rain on a roiling blue sea littered with animals and humans, all swimming futilely for their lives. According to Borchert, the German text is the same as a 1545 version of Martin Luther’s translation of the Bible, which means this page, at least, is no older than that.
The "Book of Miracles" includes 26 examples of comets, including this one: "In the year 1007 A.D., a wondrous comet appeared. It gave off fire and flames in all directions. As it fell to Earth it was seen in Germany and Italy."
The “Book of Miracles” includes 26 examples of comets, including this one: “In the year 1007 A.D., a wondrous comet appeared. It gave off fire and flames in all directions. As it fell to Earth it was seen in Germany and Italy.”

On the pages that follow, we see Lot’s wife turned to a pillar of salt as Sodom and Gomorrah burn in the background, Moses parting the Red Sea, and a shower of manna from heaven, which Borchert says was probably an edible algae called crustose lichen, which grows on rocks and is sometimes lifted aloft by the wind. After the Bible stories, the book shifts gears to focus on miraculous signs from antiquity to the 16th century. Chief among these are numerous celestial apparitions, which had long been looked upon with trepidation by those tethered to Earth. We see the three suns that rose in the Roman dawn following the murder of Julius Caesar—we now call this phenomenon parhelia, or mock suns, which occurs when images of the sun are refracted in ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. Elsewhere, there are no less than 26 examples of comets, which blaze across the pages of the book in brilliant yellows and gold. On other pages, volcanoes spew lava, fire rains down on crippled cities, and floods inundate once pastoral landscapes. This, we can’t help but think, is what the wrath of God must look like.

And then there are the beasts: Especially captivating is the Tiber monster, an anti-Catholic symbol favored by Martin Luther himself, consisting of the torso of a woman, the head of an ass, a cloven hoof in the place of its right foot, a claw on its left, and so on. Helpfully, the authors provide two examples of sources for the creature (see images above), engaging in a kind of artistic forensics using data that’s almost 500 years old.
"In the year 1009 A.D., the sun went dark and the moon was seen all blood-red and a great earthquake struck and there fell from the sky with a loud and crashing noise a huge burning torch like a column or a tower. This was followed by the death of many people and famine throughout Germany and Italy. More people died than remained alive."
“In the year 1009 A.D., the sun went dark and the moon was seen all blood-red and a great earthquake struck and there fell from the sky with a loud and crashing noise a huge burning torch like a column or a tower. This was followed by the death of many people and famine throughout Germany and Italy. More people died than remained alive.”

Yet despite the passage of time and the particular nature of the Catholic-Protestant polarization that drew the good citizens of Augsburg to these images, the historic pages reproduced in “Book of Miracles” appear fresh, almost contemporary. “The pictorial language,” says Borchert, “is surprisingly modern in its feel. The colors are sophisticated and strong, depicting catastrophes in an archetypal way that speak to us even after 500 years. It’s very understandable and clear.”

Indeed, one can easily imagine more recent catastrophes getting the “Book of Miracles” treatment, from people clinging to their rooftops in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 to scenes of almost Biblical devastation following the tsunami generated by the Tohoku earthquake in 2011. In the end, from the vantage point of 2014, that may be the real message of “Book of Miracles,” that the veneer of civilization we place our faith in daily is actually rather fragile and thin. “At this point,” concurs Borchert, “all it would take is a global disruption of electricity for about a month and we’d all be back in caves.”

See more at -  http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/beasts-comets-and-other-signs-of-the-end-times/

Fire in the Sky News/Large Meteor Alert-February

Lots of fireballs to report today...as we might expect, we should see lots of action in the sky and earthquake/volcano action through April...


This is a short video of the large fireball in England....

Feb 16, 2014

Widespread polar vortex freezing, erupting volcanoes, strange loud booms, big waves, earthquakes and lots of meteors - Something in space lurks close to earth

I'm combining a couple of articles and videos in one theme here, and the theme is that something with strong gravitational pull comes near Earth's orbit every spring in the Northern Hemisphere.  That is, from roughly February to April, something in space with significant gravity approaches the Earth to the extent that we see more and larger earthquakes, seismic events, tsunamis, etc.  Call it what you want, Planet X, Herculobus, Nibiru, it doesn't matter.  Whatever it may be, it's there, it's close, and we should expect to see more events in the next two months.

Shepard Ambellas
Intellihub


© China Daily
Mount Sinabung, Indonesia
 
Current worldwide weather anomalies and drastic changes with the earth and sun give indication that some type of massive celestial object may be moving in to range, possibly even threatening the inhabitants of earth as emergency preparations by various nations have been taken

It's no big secret that weather patterns are drastically changing worldwide. In Indonesia alone 19 volcanoes were raised to alert status Tuesday, after the Mount Sinabung eruption in North Sumatra killed 16 people last week. Three volcanoes in the region still remain on "high alert". This doevtails with seismic activity in the U.S. Yellowstone region which was also reported to have picked up recently, showing a clear trend of noticeable earth changes worldwide.

And what about the recent cold spell which broke cold weather records in over 50 cities across the U.S.? Shockingly, the temperatures even ran into the frigid negatives throughout pockets of the U.S. that typically never fall that low in temperature.

Influential weathermen, like NBC's Today's Al Roker, are now claiming that the "polar vortex" is to blame, a term listed in some 1959 weather publication entitled the "Glossary of Meteorology" and almost unheard of by modern society. Some weathermen say that the dense cold air has migrated down from the poles causing unusually abnormal weather patterns further south into the United States, making for the coldest spell in decades.

Strangely on Jan. 8, the Today show made mention of a "left winged global conspiracy" regarding the polar vortex, giving a force-fed tidbit to the masses. Take note that the seeding has already begun and corporate propaganda is already in full swing.

Undeniably cold lately, earth has even been reported to be colder than the surface of Mars. Death tolls from cold weather have been reported to have reached all-time highs in the previous weeks as the rotating pool of freezing air has fiercely attacked regions across the nation, blasting like a massive snowblower from hell.

Cold winds, over 86 mph, were reported in Raleigh North Carolina recently, giving locals a run for their money. While the mainland winds pale in comparison to the 200 mph winds displayed in the recent Philippine storm, the patterns are noticeably not typical for the U.S..

The recent cold snaps have also caused entire rivers to freeze. Some of which broke-up into massive blocks of ice the size of small cars threatening damage to river assets in several states.

Non-stop rain and flooding has also been a problem in the past weeks in states such as Florida as nearly 2 feet of rain fell in Del Ray. However, the strange weather is not just limited to the U.S., other parts of the world are experiencing problems as well.

The Philippines have been bombarded with rains over the past few months washing away nearly everything. Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced in the storm-torn region. Reports also indicate that Indonesia has and even parts of Europe have also taken a beating by heavy rains, once again showing a worldwide issue. Massive tidal surges have also been reported off various coastlines adding to the problem as mother nature compensates.

Shockingly on Jan. 15, temperature in Australia reached 115 degrees, making wildfires a nightmare to extinguish. Power grids were reported tested by the extreme temperatures, running on edge. Animals, including 100,000 or more bats were killed reported to have been killed from the heat wave.

Some say the sun's recent solar inactivity is to blame for the rash weather, as sun spots are half of what they were anticipated to be for 2014. While the sun is in an 11-year period of decline, the activity is drastically low in comparison to previous cycles.

Interestingly, the recent low solar activity matches up with 17th century weather records, possibly signifying some type of celestial cycle as pointed out by researchers such as Zecharia Sitchin previously.

So what is causing all of this?

Is some type of celestial body, i.e. a planet or brown dwarf star, influencing earth? After all, you have to wonder what the previous warnings issued by NASA were truly for. The warnings even made mention of "off-world personnel". If you look at it like that, I guess this would explain the recent meteor sightings and loud booms. I mean hell, our government has even mentioned the need for asteroid deflection procedures and has pushed forward with solutions.

On Jan. 25, a massive meteor nearly collided with the planet at high-speed in Texas, kicking off a plethora of other close encounters around the world. The strange booms are being heard and reported on a regular basis which surprisingly have been blamed on "frostquakes", earthquakes supposedly caused by extremely cold weather. However, frostquakes seem like a highly unlikely possibility, becuase the booms are being heard across the entire planet in all types of climate, including temperate.

In fact, speaking of asteroids, Lee Rannals with Red Orbit recently reported:
Scientists from MIT and the Paris Observatory claim that rogue asteroids are more common than previously thought.

Previously, scientists believed that asteroids were static and remained near the sun. However, observations in the last decade have revealed that asteroids show up in unexpected places in space.

"That [theory] has been completely turned on its head," Francesca DeMeo, who did much of the mapping as a postdoc in MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, said in a statement. "Today we think the absolute opposite: Everything's been moved around a lot and the solar system has been very dynamic."

Researchers developed a map that charts the size, composition and location of more than 100,000 asteroids throughout the solar system. The new maps suggests the early solar system could have undergone dramatic changes before the planets laid claim to their current alignment.

Some scientists believe Jupiter may have drifted close to the sun, dragging asteroids along with it that originally formed in the colder edges of the solar system. This migration could have knocked around more close-in asteroids, scattering them outward.

"It's like Jupiter bowled a strike through the asteroid belt," DeMeo, lead author of the paper published in the journal Nature, said in a statement. "Everything that was there moves, so you have this melting pot of material coming from all over the solar system."
But what if it wasn't Jupiter doing this (pushing the asteroids into earth), but rather a planet 11 times the size of Jupiter? Are you still with me?

What the hell is going on here?

Read more at - http://intellihub.com/widespread-polar-vortex-freezing-erupting-volcanoes-strange-loud-booms-big-waves-earthquakes-and-lots-of-meteors-something-in-space-lurks-close-to-earth/

 


Also check out the work by Dutchsince and his video at - http://dai.ly/x1c50qh

Google Translate equates Francis (as in Pope) to a “better world”

Technology and the Church
Technology and the Church

Someone has slipped an interesting “easter egg” into Google Translate

Raffaele Buscemi Rome

Interesting that in the below article they don't mention the possibility that this was done by the Vatican...

Either it’s Google giving Francis a wink or a hacker thought of a fun way to show their support for the Holy Father, or maybe Google’s putting Francis forward as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize. Those who have spotted the interesting anomaly on Google Translate have been coming up with all sorts of theories to explain it. But what is it all about you may be asking.
 
Well, go to Google Translate, select Italian as the source language and type in “Bergoglio”. The Pope’s surname translates as “better world” in any target language you choose.
 
I tested this out myself and here are the results Google Translate came up with in some of the target languages I selected: Latin: mundo melius; Hungarian: jobb vilag; Basque: mundo hobea; Portuguese: mundo melhor; Spanish: mundo mejor; Esperanto: bona mondo; English: better world. In German, French, Romanian and Greek, the translation given is in English. “better world”. It makes no difference whether you type “bergoglio” in lower or upper case.

It’s hard to explain this little number and even Google Italy seems clueless as to who is responsible. All you can do is test it out for yourself and form your own opinion (however fantastical it may be!). Seeing is believing.

From - http://vaticaninsider.lastampa.it/en/documents/detail/articolo/google-francesco-francis-francisco-31144/