I just can’t believe what I’m reading sometimes. I have no problem with people having different opinions than me, that’s mostly why human relations are made of: disagreement and discussion. If everybody would think the same thing, our world would be kind of boring. The problem is when people are giving false information to prove their point. I usually avoid speaking when I don’t know what I’m talking about or if I don’t have valid arguments to prove my point. But it seems some just don’t care about that, they’re just so much convinced of their beliefs that they’ll twist the information to fit their way of thinking. My latest finding comes from India Daily, once again and here’s the short article:

According to some scientists, there is a reactor at the very center of the earth. That creates the electromagnetism for the earth. The electromagnetism in turn support life forms.

There are evidences that the Mars was timing with life forms. Something weird happened there and the life as we know vanished from the Mars surface. According to some scientists, Mars lost its electromagnetism as its core cooled down.

The Mayans and other civilization have warned the world that some cataclysmic will happen between 2012 and 2025. What did they mean? Was it that the earth’s core will cool down like that of Mars? Does that mean earth will be lifeless like Mars?

The same scientists that say there is a reactor at the very center of the earth, also say the reactor is running out of Uranium fuel. It is possible that it will run out of fuel between 2012 and 2025.

See how this article is built? Propaganda at it’s best. Look at the first sentence:

According to some scientists, there is a reactor at the very center of the earth. That creates the electromagnetism for the earth. The electromagnetism in turn support life forms.

Do you see any reference to where that information is coming from? No source article or anything. You know why? Because there’s none.

Then, we read:

The same scientists that say there is a reactor at the very center of the earth, also say the reactor is running out of Uranium fuel. It is possible that it will run out of fuel between 2012 and 2025.

I know what scientist he’s referring to: Geophysicist J. Marvin Herndon. He’s the author of a theory that wants the core of the earth to be made of Uranium instead of Iron. Iron has been the main theory for years and mostly everyone was believing it was right, including the NASA. It’s totally true that Herndon claims that if made of Uranium, the core will someday exhaust its supply of radioactive material.

The way it’s put in the article is very confusing because it’s put in there like a fact. It seems a fact that the earth’s core is made of Uranium, while it’s mostly approved by most scientists that it is made of Iron. Then it says the core will exhaust its supply of radioactive material between 2012 and 2025. Herndon has never mentioned such date, he’s a scientist not a prophet.

Then why putting exact dates in the article? Well, to back the 2012 end of the world theory. But see how it’s been modified a bit? It’s not an absolute 2012 now, it will happen between 2012 and 2025! It has been changed to be more credible but to follow what the Mayas said, their calendar is ending in 2012, there’s no 2025. I mean it’s all or nothing here, please. 2012 or 2025? 2019 maybe?

It was just to show how such a small article could be full of content. Full of false content. I’m really sick of all that disinformation because there’s a lot of people that probably read the article and took it for granted without even searching for reliable sources of information. I wouldn’t care if the article was making reference to real facts. That would have been just a different opinion.

It’s in the best interest of our society to inform people properly.

I read a funny article on indiadaily.com today. In fact India Daily is always a good fun but that news is quite awesome. I will be starting with just a quote from the article available at India Daily:

The world is getting ready for something spectacular in 2012. According to researchers, the Federation of the Universe representing all the 88 star constellations will officially visit earth in 2012 and reveal themselves. It will bring an end to all UFO cover-ups in various countries.

In many countries all over the world the rumors are floating around that many Governments are being contacted at this time slowly to announce their presence and coming official visit.

According to some, the human civilization has finally reached a level when the earth can officially become part of the Federation of the Universe.

They want an order and mo panic among people. A slow but steady process is on to slowly make people of the world ready to see the representatives of the Federation of the Universe. The world can finally become an official member of the Federation.

The Federation represents all the 88 constellations of stars.

Do I really need to comment that?

I think the “Federation of the Universe representing all the 88 star constellations” is quite funny. Just the name doesn’t make sense: representing star constellations. Who would want to rule over stars? They are just fire balls! Maybe if it was called “Federation of the Universe representing 88 near earth galaxies” that would have been much more credible, that would at least mean the Federation are representing planets, not god damn fire balls.

Anyway, can’t wait for that visit…

I came across a video on defamer.com where Tom Cruise talks about Scientology and the guy is more crazy than I thought! I won’t comment on it as you really just have to watch it to understand and draw the same conclusions as me: He’s bloody crazy.

Here’s the video: The Tom Cruise Indoctrination Video

Post your comments!

Please stop using Nostradamus prophecies as an argument to prove your point. You probably said or heard someone say : “Nostradamus predicted it” or “Yes but according to Nostradamus…”. So now let’s put everything clear:

Nostradamus’ prophecies aren’t true

In fact, I think Nostradamus was a genius of his own. The man successfully wrote about 1000 quatrains almost 500 years ago and we’re still making a big deal out of it; most people actually see him as a valid argument in most conversations. He was able to write his quatrains vague enough but at the same time persuasive enough so that people could associate them to any events 500 years later. The truth is that most of the Nostradamus quotes you’ll read on the internet aren’t actually the real quotes. People have modified them over the years so they can fit certain events. Also, the prophecies were written in French, so there’s a lot of interpretation done when translating to English. One of the most popular Nostradamus quatrain you’ll find on the internet today is the 9/11 prediction and here’s what you’ll mostly find:

“In the year of the new century and nine months,
From the sky will come a great King of Terror…
The sky will burn at forty-five degrees.
Fire approaches the great new city…” ”
In the city of york there will be a great collapse,
2 twin brothers torn apart by chaos while the fortress falls the great leader will succumb

Interpretation: 2001 is the first year of the new century and this is the 9th month. New York is located at the 41st degree Latitude.

Scary isn’t it? This has been modified a lot to fit the event…Here’s the real thing:

The year 1999, seventh month,
From the sky will come a great King of Terror:
To bring back to life the great King of the Mongols,
Before and after Mars to reign by good luck.

A lot less scary I guess as it’s mentioning 1999 and seventh month! There’s also the fact that it doesn’t mean anything! It’s been like that for years and it will continue, there will be people misinterpreting these prophecies and modifying them.

Honestly, It’s quite interesting to analyze Nostradamus writings and I understand why people show interest in that. But please, just don’t use it as a valid source of information, unless you’ve analyzed the real quatrain and you’re sure of what you’re saying. Again, it’s so vague that it can be associated with almost any events and only after the events have occurred.

I still think the guy was a genius…To make us all believe what he wrote.

I don’t want to look like I’m an alien/prophecies fan or something like that. It’s just that for my previous post I had to do quite a lot of research on the subject and I found an awesome interview. It is definitely one of the funniest thing I’ve read recently. In fact I couldn’t laugh, I was just shocked. The interview is with Al Bielek who is supposed to be a survivor of the Philadelphia Experiment/Montauk project. Just to put you in context, it is a highly contested secret military project that took place in US soil. They apparently built a time tunnel by being able to bend light which would allow them to teleport people to planet Mars. Anyway, you can do your own research on “Montauk” and “Philadelphia Experiment” project to draw your own conclusions. My goal here is to give you the juicy bits of information about the interview with Al Bielek!

SS: Regarding your experience on Mars you walked through the time tunnel, you take a step and
you’re on Mars: What did you see?

AB: Well I was not on the surface of Mars. We were in the underground.

Ok, so they were able to get teleported not only on the surface, but directly underground. Why bother finding your way in when they can simply “put” you there? Is it just me or that thing happened like 40 years ago and I don’t feel any technology advance from that? I can see a lot of applications…

Be prepared, the next statement is quite shocking:

So they sent us and we went up there in the underground. [Using the Montauk Time-Space "Tunnel" device, developed as a result of the Philadelphia Experiment. (See Scribe issues 9,13 and 14.)] There was a problem with light. We had to take lighting with us at the time. Lateron, if I remember, we found some of their light sources and turned those on. We found eventually that the last remnants of the Martians, if you wish to call them that, died in the underground between 10 and 20,000 years ago by estimate, and they left everything they had of their civilization underground. We found enormous amounts of statuary which appeared to be religious.

Ok, so they found the last remnants of the Martians (…), who died 20,000 years ago and they turned on their light sources? Please.

 

They also melted down the polar caps. The rumors are that they used a hydrogen bomb or two for that. I don’t know if that’s true. But they did melt down a lot of the polar ice so they would have some water. It’s still sparse but they have it.

That is plain ridiculous, no comments here!

SS: The lighting that you mentioned. What was that like?

AB: Unknown form of illumination, after we found out how to turn it on. Some of the power generators are still working. After we turned on the underground lighting we had no lack of light

They “bended” light to be able to build a time tunnel teleportation machine and got to Mars. Unknown source of illumination? Common, the guy’s bending light, I’m sure he can figure everything about light.

SS: Who runs the shuttle?

AB: Presumably the Alpha Centauri Government, but I don’t know. But it’s on a regular basis twice a week. The landing point I have no idea where it is. Of course they guard it secret.

SS: What is their body form like?

AB: Alpha Centauri? Like humans, exactly the same. There’s a much lower population on their planet. They’re not overpopulated. They’re an advanced civilization, a little ahead of us – not a great deal, but somewhat ahead of us.

That’s mostly where I stopped my reading, the fun was going away. I mean, the guy is talking so seriously about these things.

And finally, because this is getting long, here’s the big winner, the juiciest quote of all:

 

C is the speed of light, to the 8th power. That’s so fast they can literally communicate clear across our galaxy with nothing more than a phase shifter. There is essentially no delay. With the C’ system there was a delay so they went to the 8th. 50,000 light-years across our galaxy and they can do it in a fraction of a second.

Now I know a lot of people that are screwed if relativity is false!

Read the full article there: Complete interview

You might have heard about 2012 and the end of the world. Well, I’ve recently put a website online called 2012 Explained to try to inform people of this other life nonsense. In brief, for people not familiar with the concept, the Mayan Long Count Calendar is ending on December 21 2012 and this is what they call the end of the Great Cycle. I felt so bad about all the false information and the fear propaganda being made around this event that I felt the need to create a website and make this all clear.

It is believed that on that date, the world will either ends or dramatic changes will take place. The possibilities are that there will be an increase of flood, volcanoes eruptions, earthquakes, a comet hitting earth and a magnetic poles shift. I explain on the website how this is all totally nonsense, that the end of the Great Cycle is considered by the Mayas as a celebration day and not as a doomsday and that it would be impossible for them to predict such event.

Also, Nostradamus apparently predicted that a comet will hit earth in 2012 causing major chaos on the planet. Again, I think it is fairly objective to say that Nostradamus can’t be trusted. Everyone can be a Nostradamus and it’s in fact fairly easy. Simply write vague enough statements/predictions with no dates about terrible events and once a terrible event occurred, you can probably make a link between your predictions and that event. I found a very nice article dating from 1984 about Nostradamus predicting the end of the world in the 1990′s and I think you can all draw your own conclusions! Here’s the article: 1990′s End of the world.

One last thing I explain on the website is that the only rational possibility is a magnetic pole shift. A magnetic poles shift is essentially the North pole and the South pole swapping places. It has happened some 780,000 years ago and many believe that we are overdue for another one. To be more precise, some believe it will happen in 2012 exactly. The NASA has confirmed a pole shift in the near future is a possibility, but no one knows! It’s not something you can predict. It is generally agreed that a pole shift could disrupt our planet. This would affect everything ranging from telecommunications to animals and humans. There’s only one thing you have to consider that may people intentionally forget to mention : A poles shift takes 5,000 years to complete! I’m pretty sure you won’t be here anymore. In the beginning of a pole shift, we might face temporary problems with cell phones, GPS, etc. but nothing close to the end of the world!

I won’t explain the whole thing in detail as I’ve created a website for that purpose: 2012 Explained.