David  Terryn 16 décembre 12:06 Forbidden Knowledge ; Machines of the Ancient Orient Forbidden Knowledge ; Machines of the Ancient Orient (Documentary) Examining the inventions of Kurdish engineer Al-Jazari, who lived in what is now modern Iraq and Tur...

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NASA LIED ABOUT COMET ISON IN ORDER TO DISCREDIT

Found this video on you tube , why would NASA Lie to us about this? See for yourself.

The question is, WHY are we being lied to? Two videos below show screencasts taken at the exact same time of Comet ISON 2013: Perihelion & Distance: LIVE Information. Though each of these videos should show the exact same information, they don’t. This certainly explains this thread at Godlike Productions where forum readers are arguing whether or not Comet ISON is speeding up or slowing down, getting closer to the sun or further away. TPTB are giving us different information on Comet ISON. Why? You can also check the screenshots below taken at the exact same second from our two separate locations. Why are the numbers so different?
The first video below was taken by Susan Duclos on the West coast. Check out the numbers she’s getting on ISON, then check out the 2nd video below, taken by myself on the East Coast, showing totally different speeds and distances from the sun. You can tell by the countdown to perihilion that these two videos were taken at the exact same time. Why are they giving us two different sets of data?

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Are Governments the World over preparing for an Alien Attack [FULL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJZdM9OjrVg&feature=player_detailpage

Are Governments the World over preparing for an Alien Attack [FULL SHOW] www.youtube.com Secret satellites. Death stars. The weaponization of outer space. Are governments the world over pre...

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10 Intriguing, Unexplained Mysteries   (Video)

Before It's News)

(N.Morgan) Being from the mid-west, I hadn’t heard of these unexplained mysteries in Arkansas, until now. Here’s a list of 10 of the unexplained and mysterious things, you may not know about Arkansas. Don’t let the serenity of the Arkansas landscape fool you. The Natural State has more than enough of its dark secrets and skeletons in the closet to ruin the serenity. Read on to find out the 10 creepiest.

10. Old Mike
 

In the early 1900s, down in Nevada County, the man who would come to be known as “Old Mike” was a familiar face in and around the city of Prescott. A traveling salesman, he would swing by each month to sell stationery to homes and local businesses. He occasionally stayed overnight, but he always left the following day on the afternoon train.

One day, residents found Mike lying motionless under a tree. He had apparently passed away the night before. Knowing him only by his first name – and after a postmortem search failed to turn up any identification – the townspeople did the only sensible thing they could think of. They embalmed him and put his corpse on display outside of the local funeral home.

That’s where Mike sat for the next six decades. He was originally placed there in hopes that someone would identify him or claim the body, but no one ever came forward. Eventually, in 1975, the state attorney general’s office requested that he be buried, and Mike was finally laid to rest later that May. His true identity will likely forever remain a mystery.

9. Ghost Lights

Ghost lights – or “will-o’-the-wisps,” as they’re known in Europe – are staples of paranormal folklore. Like a handful of other states in the South, Arkansas has two ghostly orbs of its own, one in Gurdon and another in Crossett. Both are similar in appearance, with witnesses describing them asglowing white lights that occasionally move throughout the woods. What’s more, both lights share equally murky origins.

The Gurdon Light was first spotted in the early 1930s, following the murder of a railroad foreman. Local researchers point to the gruesome slaying of William McClain for the legend’s authenticity. Meanwhile, the Crossett Light also originated from a fatal railroad incident, this time with the unlucky worker being beheaded by the train. The legend’s telling varies, though, with one version claiming that the light is the ghost of the decapitated rail worker looking for his head. Another attributes the light to his wife’s lantern, as she eternally searches for her husband’s body.

8. The Fouke Monster

When traveling through southwest Arkansas, we advise sticking to the main roads. Those brave enough to wander into the woods risk running into the nefarious Fouke Monster. Also called “the Southern Sasquatch,” sightings of the Fouke Monster date back to the 1940s, but arguably the most famous accounts occurred in the early ’70s.

In 1971, Bobby Ford told police that he was attacked by a man-like creature standing over 2 meters (7 ft) tall with red eyes. Ford claimed that he’d spotted the beast only days before on a hunting trip, and decided to shoot at it with his buddies. It was on his porch and presumably seeking revenge.

Before being treated at the hospital for minor injuries, Ford explained to the officers that he routinely spotted the monster on his property terrorizing his livestock, so they decided to investigate. The police failed to find any blood from a supposed wound inflicted by Ford, but they did find a strange set of tracks out in the woods, as well as scratches on Ford’s door. A reporter from the local paper thought enough of the incident to file a story, earning the attention of low-budget filmmakers, who turned the encounter into a clumsy horror movie that propelled the creature to national stardom. The movie spawned four sequels. The History Channel even got in on the action, sending its MonsterQuest team to investigate in 2009.

In recent years, sightings have been sporadic. While the ’70s saw interest in the Fouke Monster peak – a local radio station even put out a bounty for its capture – the late ’90s was the last time the mysterious beast ever saw a resurgence in popularity. To further muddy the legend, independent researchers have argued that the tracks found by Ford and others were forgeries. Dr. Frank Schambagh, a professor at Southern Arkansas University, said that the tracks were man-made and that the anatomy of the Fouke Monster didn’t fit with the known species of primates. Either way, we’ll take our chances with the well-lit, paved areas of Fouke when passing through.

7. Crop Circles

Crop circles first popped up in Arkansas in summer 2003. They appeared as a series of 10 circles as large as 9 meters (30 ft) in diameter. Two more appeared in the following years – one in 2004 in Peach Orchard and another in Delaplaine three years later, two towns less than five miles apart. In recent years, more designs have been popping up in southern areas of the state as well.

There’s not much evidence to support ET being behind the crop circles, and farmers are similarly skeptical that it’s the work of pranksters. As of this writing, though, no one has come forward claiming responsibility.

6. The Crawford Disappearance

Arkansas was a hotbed for mob activity in the first half of the 20th century. Al Capone was a frequent visitor to the state in the 1920s, spending ample time in Hot Springs to bet on horse races at Oaklawn and relax in some of the many bathhouses that lined Central Avenue. Naturally, a state this friendly to mobsters was bound to have a fair amount of shady business deals. That’s where Maud Crawford came in.

A well-known public figure in Camden and a pioneer for women in Arkansas, Crawford worked as a court stenographer before she decided to take the bar exam. Having had no formal legal classes, she aced the exam and eventually became an expert in abstract and title law. At the time of her disappearance, she was even assisting Sen. John McClellan with a congressional investigation into supposed mob ties with organized labor. Crawford’s last known whereabouts place her at home.

Her husband, Clyde, returned to their house to find her car still in the driveway, the TV on, and money in her purse. Their supposed guard dog wasn’t even fazed. The police began searching for her the next morning, but found few clues as to what could have caused her disappearance. Her body was never recovered.

In the mid-1980s, a series of articles in The Arkansas Gazette alleged that her disappearance involved Arkansas State Police Commissioner Mike Berg. Crawford was looking into a potentially illegal transfer of assets between Berg and some of his family members. Only days before disappearing, she had confronted him face-to-face about the issue. According to the articles, Odis A. Henley, the officer originally assigned to the case, reported to his superiors that all the evidence he uncovered implicated Berg as her killer. This contradicted official statements from the Ouachita Sheriff’s department that they had yet to turn up any clues in her disappearance.

His findings did little to sway the rest of the force, Henry recounted, and he was reportedly told by his superiors that “there’s too much money involved” before being reassigned. Adding to the intrigue, all of his files on Crawford disappeared after a short trip away from the office. Legally declared dead by Ouachita County in 1969, Crawford’s death was found to be the result of “foul play perpetrated by person or persons unknown.”

5. The Guy Earthquake Swarms

A small community just north of Little Rock, Guy wasn’t accustomed to drawing national attention. That all changed in 2010, when a series of relatively minor earthquakes shook the town. The first swarm struck in fall 2010, with most quakes registering under 2.0 on the Richter scale, meaning not everyone in town may have felt or even noticed the shaking. However, the swarms continued over the next two years and increased in magnitude, with one reaching as high as 4.7 in February 2011.

With the trembling becoming more noticeable, residents began to wonder if the quakes were a result of hydraulic fracturing techniques being used to drill for oil and gas in the area. The Arkansas Geological Survey was called out to investigate, and while the group noted that there is some evidence that fracking can cause minor earthquakes, they found no link between the drilling and these particular swarms.

Earthquake swarms aren’t entirely unusual in Arkansas. The state’s had a handful of them before, but none have reached the magnitude of those in Guy. Through 2013, over 500 quakes have rocked the town. As northeast corner of Arkansas was home to one of the country’s most violent swarms – the 1811-12 New Madrid earthquakes – the seemingly endless quakes have left some residents particularly on edge.

4. The Moonlight Murders

The sleepy town of Texarkana was shaken by a series of vicious slayings in the spring of 1946. The white-hooded “Phantom Killer” preyed on young couples who escaped to secluded areas late at night. He was only active for a three-week period between April and May, but in that span, he attacked eight people, killing five. In an effort to halt the violence and capture the suspect, police put the city under lockdown each day at dusk, patrolling the streets in heavily armed patrols.

Just as mysteriously as the killings started, however, they subsided. Police quickly orchestrated an intense investigation. Key witnesses were examined, leads were hunted down, evidence was poured over – but nothing concrete ever came from it. All investigators could confirm was that the killer was a man who wore a white hood, preferred to attack young people late at night in isolated areas, and often used a gun to kill his victims.

Relatively little new information ever surfaced in subsequent years. Adding to the creepiness of the case, some self-proclaimed web-sleuths havetenuously linked the Phantom with San Francisco’s notorious Zodiac Killer. They cite both killers’ specific victims, method of operation, preferred murder weapon, and the similar – albeit stretched – time period as evidence of a connection.

Nearly three decades after the investigation hit a dead end, Texarkana’s Charles B. Pierce made a movie loosely based off of the events, titled The Town That Dreaded Sundown. A remake is tentatively scheduled to start production later this year.

3. The Edwards Murder

In the 1970s, Arkansas wasn’t the most hospitable place for an unwed mother of three. When Linda Edwards got a job as dispatcher for the Garland County Sheriff’s Office, she considered it a godsend – but just six months after joining the force, she vanished. Rumors began to circulate that the man she had been having an affair with, Sgt. Thurman Abernathy, had gotten her pregnant. She wanted to keep the baby, he didn’t. When a fight broke out between the two, he allegedly killed her. Along with their stormy relationship, further implicating Abernathy in her murder was testimony from Edwards’ friend, Mary Patterson, who told police that Edwards was going to meet Abernathy the night she disappeared.

While the missing person’s case dragged on for close to a year, things took a frightening turn when a hunter stumbled upon Edwards’ partially buried remains in the woods. Medical examiners reported that she died from blunt-force trauma to her skull. A few months later, Abernathy was formally charged with her murder.

Knowing that most of the evidence against him was hearsay, Abernathy decided to appeal his case. While the appeal wound its way through the courts, the case was passed along to newly appointed prosecutor Dan Harmon. Harmon dropped all charges against Abernathy, who had recently been promoted to lieutenant. A grand jury agreed with him, citing insufficient evidence. Despite an intense statewide investigation, no tangible evidence has ever surfaced linking Abernathy to Edwards’ murder, and the caseremains unsolved.

2. John Glasgow Vanishes

The idea that someone could complete disappear in the digital age seems rather implausible, but that’s exactly what John Glasgow did in 2008. Whether it was by choice, though, we’ll never know. A prominent figure in the Little Rock construction industry, Glasgow was raking in a seven-figure salary as CEO of CDI Contractors when he – allegedly – backed out of his driveway at 5:15 a.m. on January 28 to leave for work. That’s the last time anyone ever saw him.

It’s never been confirmed that the person reversing his black SUV was him, but when his office called his wife later that day asking where he was, she knew something was terribly wrong. It was unusual for husband not to keep in touch. Within hours, she had organized a search party. They traveled to Petit Jean Mountain, the location of his last cell phone signal, and found his SUV parked outside the Mather Lodge. Inside the vehicle they recovered his phone, two credit cards, and his laptop. The only items missing were his keys and wallet. The trail went cold from there.

In the days following his disappearance, rumors started circulating. Some said that it was a result of his “strained” relationship with Dillard’s, the parent company of CDI, as he was being audited at the time. Friends said he was anxious over it. Others countered that he was in “good spirits” before he vanished. Eventually, Glasgow and his company were cleared of anything illegal by the audit. However, investigators noted that Glasgow received a hefty bonus before he vanished. They thought maybe that was evidence of a possible ransom or extortion, but the money in his bank accounts hasn’t been touched.

The case took a strange turn in 2012, when Jonathan Brawner, a convicted felon and prison barber at the Faulkner County jail, made local headlines after claiming that he and a few accomplices had buried Glasgow four years prior. An exhaustive search of the area returned no corroborating evidence, however, and new evidence of his whereabouts has yet to surface.

1. The Train Deaths

Arguably the state’s most notorious cold case, the mysterious deaths of Don Henry and Kevin Ives still haunt Central Arkansas. In the early morning hours of August 23, 1987, the mangled bodies of Henry and Ives were discovered on a set of railroad tracks in Bryant, a suburb just south of Little Rock. The train’s engineer didn’t see the boys in time to stop. He told police that they were laying motionless on the tracks, parallel to one another with their arms straight down at their sides, their bodies partially covered by a green tarp.

The initial investigation was swift. Police ruled their deaths accidental, with the state medical examiner declaring that they were under the influence of marijuana and had passed out on the tracks. However, the boys’ parents didn’t agree with that conclusion – they were certain their sons died of foul play. After fighting to get the case reopened, they finally succeed in early 1988 when a new prosecutor was assigned to the case. One of Richard Garrett’s first directives was to have the bodies exhumed for further examination.

His findings where chilling, to say the least. Medical examiners reported that both boys had suffered injuries prior to the train accident. Henry’s shirt was in tatters, with lacerations all over his body indicative of stabbing. Ives, meanwhile, had blunt force trauma to his skull. Examiners concluded that both were dead before being run over by the train. The reported green tarp was never seen again.

Then things got weirder. Witnesses came forward with testimony that they’d seen police officers beating the boys “senseless” before tossing them in the back of a truck and speeding off. Others reported seeing a man in military fatigues loitering near the section of tracks where the boys’ bodies were discovered. Speculation began to rise, with many residents wondering if the boys had simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time. Maybe they had seen a “drug drop” that was connected to alleged cocaine smuggling via the Mena Airport. Others insisted that they saw a Bryant official – that Dan Harmon fellow we mentioned earlier, to be exact – partaking in a drug deal, and the boys were simply victims of being potential witnesses that could jeopardize a political career. Harmon was later arrested on charges for running a drug ring, selling primarily cocaine, from his office.

The parents did see some justice from all these developments. A grand jury reversed its original verdict of “probable homicide” to “definite homicide” and Arkansans haven’t forgotten the boys on the tracks. Residents honored their memory with a memorial last spring. After 25 years, though, it appears as if the case will forever remain unsolved.

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UFO Files - Alien Engineering Part 1 Full Episode

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd7RczYJO0o

UFO Files - Alien Engineering Part 2 Full Episode

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXlJdl9VCZY

NASA's Evidence of UFO's and Alien Encounters (Full Documentary)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdIwTj8GJgo

UFO Files [S3-E12] - Hangar 18 The UFO Warehouse [Full]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3aRtbUEHGg

UFO Files- An Alien History Of Planet Earth

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLVuYZfi5FA

UFO Files - UFOs Then and Now Aliens and Contact Full Episode

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDa8pkKkKnQ

UFO Encounters & Alien Beings (Full)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=yCzxKKwofgU

16-12-2013 om 00:16 geschreven door peter  

Dr. Greene, Great TED Talk But Why Didn't You Mention UFOs? Maybe They Are The Effects Of These "Unreal" Worlds!

Are Multiple Dimensions or Multiiverses Real? TED Talk

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Now THAT'S a great leap forward: Chinese spacecraft makes first 'soft' moon landing in 37 years

• Chang'e 3, named for a Chinese goddess, touched down tonight
• It contains a lunar rover called 'Yutu' or Jade Rabbit
• Chang'e 3 is the first such landing since the Soviet Union in 1976

China has announced the first successful 'soft' moon landing in 37 years after an unmanned craft successfully touched down.

The China National Space Administration says the landing of lunar probe Chang'e-3, with the country's first moon rover onboard, marks the first time that China has sent a spacecraft to soft land on the surface of an extraterrestrial body.

It is the latest stage in an ambitious space programme that aims to eventually have a Chinese astronaut set foot on the moon.

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Touch down: China's first moon rover called 'Jade Rabbit' touches the lunar surface for the first time

The rover left deep tracks in the loose soil on the moon's surface after separating from the Chang'e-3 probe

Descent: Footage taken by a camera on the bottom of Chang'e-3 lunar probe as it descends onto the surface of the moon

Over the moon: Staff at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center celebrate the successful landing

The lunar probe began to carry out soft-landing on the moon at 9 p.m. China time and touched down in Sinus Iridum, or the Bay of Rainbows, 11 minutes later, according to Beijing Aerospace Control Center.

During the process, the probe decelerated from 15km (nine miles) above the moon, stayed hovering at 100 yards from the lunar surface in order to use sensors to assess the landing area and avoid obstacles, and descended slowly onto the surface.

Launch: The December 2 launch of the carrier rocket, the vehicle for China's first moon rover mission, blasting off after midnight in Xichang in southwest China's Sichuan province

The success makes China the third country, after the United States and the Soviet Union, to soft-land (a powered, controlled descent) on the moon. The last soft-landing was carried out by the Soviet Union in 1976.

The probe's landing is the most difficult task during the mission, said Wu Weiren, the lunar program's chief designer, according to  the Xinhua news agency.

'It's still a significant technological challenge to land on another world,' said Peter Bond, consultant editor for Jane's Space Systems and Industry.

'Especially somewhere like the moon, which doesn't have an atmosphere so you can't use parachutes or anything like that.

'You have to use rocket motors for the descent and you have to make sure you go down at the right angle and the right rate of descent and you don't end up in a crater on top of a large rock.'

State-run China Central Television showed a computer-generated image of the Chang'e 3 lander's path as it approached the surface of the moon, explaining that for about a 12-minute landing period it would have no contact with Earth.

As it was just hundreds of metres away, the lander's camera broadcast images of the moon's surface.

The Chang'e 3's solar panels,

China celebrates landing first probe on the Moon

which are used to absorb sunlight to generate power, opened soon after the landing. The Chang'e 3 will set up antennae to transmit pictures back to Earth.

Chang'e-3 relied on automated systems for descent, range and velocity measurements, finding the proper landing point, and free-falling. 

Path: A chart showing Chang'e-3 Probe's approach to the moon before soft-landing on the surface

State-run China Central Television showed a computer-generated image of the Chang'e 3 lander's path as it approached the surface of the moon

Tension: A giant electronic screen displays the mission operation information of China's Chang'e-3 lunar probe as researchers work at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center

Chang'e-3 adopted a variable thrust engine designed and made by Chinese scientists. Its thrust power ranges from 1,500 to 7,500 newtons, according to Wu Weiren.

The soft-landing was carried out 12 days after the probe blasted off on an enhanced Long March-3B carrier rocket.

Chang'e-3 includes a lander and a moon rover called 'Yutu' or Jade Rabbit.

Yutu's tasks include surveying the moon's geological structure and surface substances and searching for natural resources. The lander will operate there for one year while the rover will be active for three months.

Chang'e-3 is part of the second phase of China's lunar programme, which includes orbiting, landing and returning to the Earth. It follows the success of the Chang'e-1 and Chang'e-2 missions in 2007 and 2010.

Sun Huixian, deputy engineer-in-chief in charge of the project, said: 'Compared to the last century's space race between the United States and the former Soviet Union, mankind's current return to the moon is more based on curiosity and exploration of the unknown universe.'

'China's lunar program is an important component of mankind's activities to explore peaceful use of space.'

The moon is one of the most important themes in Chinese literature and ancient myths, including one about Chang'e, a lady who took her pet 'Yutu' to fly to the moon, where she became a goddess.

'Though people have discovered that the moon is bleached and desolate, it doesn't change its splendid role in Chinese traditional culture,' said Zhang Yiwu, a professor with Peking University.

'Apart from scientific exploration, the lunar probe is a response to China's traditional culture and imagination. China's lunar programme will proceed with the beautiful legends,' Zhang said.

An animated image of the Chang'e-3 lunar probe descending onto the surface of the moon

Chang'e-3 includes a lander and a moon rover called 'Yutu' or Jade Rabbit.

On Monday Iran announced that successfully sent a monkey into space for a second time, part of an ambitious programme aimed at manned space flight.

Iran's state TV said that the launch of the rocket dubbed Pajohesh, or Research in Farsi, was Iran's first use of liquid fuel and reached a height of 120 kilometres (72 miles). It said the monkey, named Fargam or Auspicious, was returned to earth safely.

The TV showed the rocket blasting off and then showed the monkey, strapped snugly into a seat, staring at people clapping to celebrate its safe return. The report said Fargam's capsule parachuted safely to earth after detaching from the rocket in a mission that lasted 15 minutes.

Iran frequently claims technological breakthroughs that are impossible to independently verify. The Islamic Republic has said it seeks to send an astronaut into space as part of an ambitious aerospace programme.

'The launch of Pajohesh is another long step getting the Islamic Republic of Iran closer to sending a man into space,' the official IRNA news agency said.

A computer-generated image shows the craft's trajectory

The moon looms over the Forbidden City in Beijing. China has ambitious plans for space exploration

Fargam, the monkey Iran claims it sent into space and then safely returned

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2523797/Chinas-Jade-Rabbit-makes-soft-moon-landing-37-years.html#ixzz2nZpApUL7
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15-12-2013 om 21:30 geschreven door peter  

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NASA Admits Portals Are Real www.alien-disclosure-group.com NASA is planning to launch a mission called the Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) mission to study the...

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New UFO show set to premiere on Discovery Canada

New UFO show set to premiere on Discovery Canada

Posted by: Jason McClellan December 10, 2013 5 Comments 4,000 Views

A new television show about UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters will premiere on Discovery Canada in January.

(Credit: Discovery)

Aside from the publicity trailer (posted above), little information has been released about this series titled Close Encounters. Newroad Media, the production company behind the show, describes:

In this vast universe, it is difficult to imagine that we are totally alone. In fact, millions of people all over the world claim to have seen UFOs. Most of these incidents can be easily explained away. But a select few cannot. These are the Close Encounters. Close Encounters is a drama doc series steeped in suspense and mystery. Each episode reveals the most captivating UFO stories from around the globe.

Based on the show’s trailer, Close Encounters appears to be less biased than other ET/UFO shows on television. The trailer opens by acknowledging that “most UFO sightings can be explained.”

The format of the show seems to focus largely on event recreation, but also incorporate experts like Leslie Kean, Nick Pope, and Kevin Randle. 

Close Encounters premieres January 10 on Discovery Canada. The series will also reportedly air on Discovery’s Science Channel in the U.S., but no details about the U.S. premiere have been released.

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Multiple UFOs over Taylors Hill, Australia on 7th December 2013

New interesting video footage of multiple UFOs recorded in the sky above Taylors Hill, Australia on 7th December 2013.

Witness siad.
Squad of 4 UFO’s fly north and rendezvous with a separate squad heading east.

15-12-2013 om 11:34 geschreven door peter  

Alien Abduction Memories Surface Under Medical Hypnosis

      Paul Schroeder

Relaxation brought him to an altered state; under hypnosis, a series of subconscious motor reflexes, of  different finger movements would connect a conversation with the body, by-passing belligerent blocks to memory: 
movement of the thumb, meant,"Yes",
the middle finger, "No",
the pinky, "I refuse to answer".

This technique would confront directives to forget, to allow direct contact with the unconscious.
By hypnosis the body would answer, meaningfully, even if  the mind were asleep.
Doctor: "Let's talk about his bad dreams?"
Priest: (film shows quick flash of thumb;) "Yes"
Doctor: "Go back to the day the two puppets floated outside the window, and, below consciousness, recall what happened, that afternoon.

Show me that you begin by moving the "yes" finger, and the end of that recall by moving the "no" finger."
Priest: (film shows "yes" and "no" twitches)
Doctor: "Fine; start and finish.

Is there any unconscious, additional information, the father has not remembered concerning that afternoon?"
Priest: (finger twitches quickly with the "yes" thumb movement)
Doctor: "What happened? See it remotely, as if you're in a projector booth, watching yourself, on a screen; what happened?"
Priest: (increasing panic) "I don't want to answer", digit signal.
Doctor: "No? You don't want to tell me what you're feeling?"
Priest: (more negative finger) with agonized breath.
Doctor: "You refer to this as October, 2013.

14-12-2013 om 23:07 geschreven door peter  

How To Properly Greet An E.T.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBL9s3Yh17s&list=PL02A4774986BAE1FC&feature=player_detailpage

14-12-2013 om 22:39 geschreven door peter  

Reincarnation and Aliens Who Recycle Souls: The Devil's Work

        Paul Schroeder

Many tens of thousands of alien abductees the world over awaken in bed exhausted with copious nosebleeds, yellow stains on their pillows, scars and scoop marks on their skin, subcutaneous implants and fearful, vivid recall of having seen large eyed bug like nonhuman entities eyeball to eyeball who are nighttime bedroom intruders.

What could be worse?

Well, some lone, isolated people simply do not return after alien abductions.

If the alternate truth weren't so very scary, I'd say that there are no things worse than  murder, than  death at the hands of these elusive malicious reptilian-grey alien creatures.

What could be worse than death at their hands?

What IS much worse then, is birth, again, at the hands of these creatures.

A very different endgame is unnaturally inherent after an alien abductee's death.

People, after physical death, go on to that other dimension that we all come from and go to, a dimension that we call, " Heaven " ; as spirits we see Earth as a 'school' where we briefly reside, repeatedly, in a succession of many lifetimes in a physical body, to learn " lessons " that refine and hone our spirits.

But, as if lifetime abductions by aliens weren't enough, imagine many series of lifetimes, husbanded by greys, who interfere with our soul's transit; they collect and garner souls and transfer them into soulless bodies that they've created, bypassing the God - natural recycling, planning of HEAVEN,_EARTH,_HEAVEN,_EARTH for our soul's designed evolution.

There is no intermediary Heaven for such souls, no reunion of kindred spirits, no blueprint of lessons drawn up by the soul, itself and approved by the Council of Elders, all under God's aegis.

Imagine struggling to awaken spiritually again in another body, with imposed amnesia again, but this time after time, no Heaven between lifetimes.

Your only spirit unseen guides and helpers are reptilians and greys who orchestrate joys and create horrors for you so that you're always their productive property for their 'milking'.

And at our death, rather than return to our home, Heaven, we are again still their property, a means to an end, an inherent spiritual nightmare.

When greys say; "WE HAVE THE RIGHT", in a response to abduction related complaints, it's because they've invested so very much time in us; that's exactly why they know so much about our previous lifetimes, when they are asked.
They are more interested in our spiritual essences than we are aware of our spiritual essences.

They can and do implant their own electromagnetic alien energies within humans, as 'puppeteers, merge their soul energy with ours; 'Where do you COME from?", asked by many abductees is blithely answered with, 'We come from within."

Callously, they repeatedly and habitually implant alien-reptilian energies along abducted human spinal columns, referring to humans as mere"containers."

An arrogant proprietary timbre, that we 'belong' to them, that we are someone else's very valuable property, prevails.

 Just how is this demonic possessive-like alien magic accomplished?

In this case, I awaken to find myself placed, bolted and strapped into a large heavy padded metal chair in a round dimly lit room about 20 ft wide.

The small round room contains four such chairs in a circle with large degraff generator looking poles with round heads, about ten feet high and two feet thick, all standing tall between the chairs.

I can see across the room.

A huge hulking form of a man wearing a dark suit, sits opposite me looking switched off or dead. He hunches into another heavily padded metal chair and faces me.

Spectacular displays of what looks like white firework sparkler-like sparks fly straight up from these poles, high into the air.

These sparks are quickly circled, cycled into a growing faster larger circle of white sparks above both of our heads, anticlockwise into a growing circle of more solid dazzling lights.

Parts of our soul energies are merged .

Then the sparkling circle of rotating lights are siphoned off into another hulking machine just beyond my sight.

Our energies have been stolen; parts of our souls have been stored for creating another soul into an alien created body form.

And worse, implanted alien energies, immature reptilians, feast from our energies.

A ghost, after all, is an electromagnetic fog of memory and personality.

This alien agenda gives new meaning to the concept of "a silent invasion".

When humans see UFO craft in the skies above our cities they dully forget to evaluate the true purposes of the pilots within but focus instead on the craft itself as though some devious alien mind control were at play.

They could squash us like bugs but prefer to be elusive such that we are in a proverbial hall of mirrors with a quicksand floor when it comes to any clearer understanding of their motives for incessant abductions.

What we do know is that we are mere sheep for shearing, to them; we are used by them in almost the same precise way that remora use denizens of the oceans.

It is the Devil's work.

Director of CIA, Admiral R.H. Hillenkoetter: "It is time for the truth to be brought out in open Congressional hearings. Behind the scenes, high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned about UFOs. But through official secrecy and ridicule, citizens are led to believe the unknown flying objects are nonsense. To hide the facts, the Air Force has silenced its personnel." p. 58, quoted from New York Times, February 28, 1960, p. L30

14-12-2013 om 22:29 geschreven door peter  

Another Giant UFO Enters Mexican Volcano -Video, Alien Base Suspected

Before It's News)

“Estimated length of the UFO compared to the height of the volcano would be about 400-600 meters long, however I believe it was going so fast that it looks to be much longer than it is. Width is really the same as the actual length…which I believe it about 30-40 meters across and long,” says Scott C. Waring, author of UFO Sightings Daily

Date of sighting: December 9, 2013
Location of sighting: Volcano Popocatepetl, Mexico
Cams 1: http://www.webcamsdemexico.com/webcam-popocatepetl-amecameca.html
Cam 2: http://www.cenapred.unam.mx/popo/UltimaImagenVolcanI.html

Now this volcano has been active forever and got its name from the ancient Mayans long ago. It also happens to be the #1 most UFO active volcano in the world. 

14-12-2013 om 15:38 geschreven door peter  

14-12-2013 om 15:20 geschreven door peter  

Fleet of UFOs above Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico in December 2013

New interesting video footage of a fleet of UFOs recorded in the sky above Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico in December 2013.

14-12-2013 om 15:15 geschreven door peter