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    Bronzedesk Member Post Number: 107 Registered: 01-2011 |
S**t, Fire and Brimstone. And they pointed fingers at Semjasa's crew of 200? I don't think so! Thanks for the look up. No wonder we are in such deep doo doo! "Creation doesn't give us what we want! We give creation what it ultimately needs! And anyone who never has made a mistake in his whole entire life has never ever tried to do anything new." | ||
Norm Member Post Number: 1500 Registered: 02-2000 |
Clp, that video is sickening. But thanks for posting it. My Website | ||
Cpl Member Post Number: 678 Registered: 08-2004 |
It shows how we have had far too many nuclear explosions already, and underscores the relevance of Samjase's concern for our planet and nukes. BTW Norm, my name is Chris. cpl are my initials. Chris Use to the full both your heart and your head; and never lose either. | ||
Newinitiation Member Post Number: 877 Registered: 07-2005 |
Hi All I wonder why Billy omitted information about these more destructive nuclear bomb tests but instead chose to focus only on the atom bombs detonated in Nagasaki and Hiroshima where it concerned the destruction of the ozone layer and the environment. After all, these 2 nuclear bombs were nothing compared to the 100 megaton thermal nuclear bomb detonated by the Russians. Just curious Matt Lee | ||
Michael_horn Member Post Number: 750 Registered: 07-2009 |
> Matt, Perhaps it's because of the deliberate, overt attack on human beings that resulted in the immediate loss of hundreds of thousands of lives…as well as the ongoing effects to the rest of the world and all of its creatures. | ||
Newinitiation Member Post Number: 885 Registered: 07-2005 |
Good point Michael it never crossed my mind Do you think that his reference to the Fukushima nuclear power station meltdown as 'super super worse case scenario' to mean the horrendous after effects of radiation contamination of all living things that would be comparable to none, not even the death toll from these two atom bombs dropped on Japan, the Sodom & Gomorrha, the epic battle of the vedas and 6 other suppressed nuclear accidents combined? | ||
Michael_horn Member Post Number: 751 Registered: 07-2009 |
I think Nukushima will prove to have the most devastating, life altering effects in terms of the long run. It would be great to be wrong about that but the real truth may only become apparent several generations from now. | ||
Newinitiation Member Post Number: 891 Registered: 07-2005 |
Very apt term Michael 'Nukushima' There are many reports of people especially children already dying of radiation poisoning around Fukushima and suffering severe health problems not to mention mutations found in insects and animals. Some study suggests that cesium, even in small quantities is still very dangerous irrespective of whether it is consumed or inhaled in stark contrast to the official reports that small dosage is harmless. Now how do we get these psychopaths in TEPCO, the many corporations behind it, the scums who own and run these organisations and the coward politicians who knowingly endanger the lives of billions of human beings call to account and put behind bars? | ||
Justsayno Member Post Number: 590 Registered: 10-2009 |
Hi Michael, I see they are ruling out Fukushima as a cause to the decline of marine animals and are calling it wasting disease. Who are these retarded scientists? And even worse, who are these retarded people who believe the retarded scientists? http://enenews.com/ Interesting that they call it wasting disease because that's usually reserved for animals like deer and elk suffering from a BSE type ailment. Two years ago we had deer found dead in herds due to wasting disease, now I'm starting to think it was Fukushima all along. Good, better, best. May you never rest, until your good is better, and your better best. | ||
Michael_horn Member Post Number: 752 Registered: 07-2009 |
> As usual, it's probably about the almighty buck…and I'm not referring to any deer or other four-legged animals. | ||
Michaelhelfert Member Post Number: 378 Registered: 09-2011 |
In absolute amounts of radiation or radiative matter released into the environment, Fukushima surpasses every other event, ever, by orders of magnitude. Life | ||
Schantz Member Post Number: 182 Registered: 03-2007 |
Horn I disagree with your accusations! Buck Owens has been dead for almost eight years so he can't possibly be the culprit. Get your facts straight before you start hee hawing about a man in the grave dude. | ||
Matt Member Post Number: 379 Registered: 04-2006 |
Schantz, I'm lost with understanding what your talking to Michael Horn about? Where did he talk about this dude called Buck Owens? (I did a search on Buck Owens on forum and found him mentioned only here by you.) The only buck that Michael spoke of that I can see is obviously about money/dollar. | ||
Michael_horn Member Post Number: 753 Registered: 07-2009 |
Schantz, I stand correctified. It will probably take him another two years to qualify…or at least be able to vote in many states of the onion. | ||
Darren Member Post Number: 366 Registered: 07-2009 |
Schantz, who's talking about the deceased musician Buck Owens??? "Get your facts straight before you start hee hawing..." Your talking to yourself. | ||
Melissa Member Post Number: 107 Registered: 01-2012 |
It makes more sense that Schantz was applying sarcastic/funny skills, rather than his serious ones. -Melissa | ||
Acriasis Member Post Number: 43 Registered: 08-2012 |
The world we live upon is our home for there is currently no escaping this planet full of human made disasters, currently declining all life. How shall it be when the Earth human finally can colonize new worlds through technological devices, if a wasting disease so to speak of uncaring untruthful demoralizing behavior makes up a large portion of the population? Will we turn out like the other space travelers the Plejaren spoke of that come to our planet in search of food for their massively overpopulated planet? at the rate things are going even these non- earth humans will have to search elsewhere for supplies for pollution is destroying our environment at a rapid rate. Soon, drastic changes to our way of life may be coming if something is not done to remedy at least some of the deadly desruction caused by humans of Earth. There are many new ideas to change things for better, but how many are actually concerned toward our inability to leave this planet if the air becomes unbreathable and the food resources become unusable through what was not needed in the first place such as fukishima. A single individual cannot change things for the better, for this would not be logical. People of Earth must band together as a whole for our future survival, which unfortunately is still long time away from happening.There must be a starting point (which there seems to be)that disasters such as fukishima and nuclear power in general, pollution such as landfill waste which over time pollutes drinking water, even so much as the destruction engine destroying the very air that sustains life for oxygen breathing mammals such as us. Fortunately there are those certain people that do see our dying world and want to help us to change for the better and have brought true knowledge of what we truly are with them. I feel that great desruction must be had before a true change comes forth...a sort of balance of life and material forever in movement for all time. Saalome, Marcus Our environment is our most precious gem, its beauty sustains us, will we truly awaken in time to change? | ||
Melissa Member Post Number: 108 Registered: 01-2012 |
Hallo Acriasis, I disagree with the idea conveyed in your statement, that... "A single individual cannot change things for the better, for this would not be logical." ... and am suggesting that it is very logical for a single individual to change things for the better. Examples of this idea: 1- The domino effect (i.e. the recent oil spill/fukushima disaster) 2- A single good thought can attract and create multiple other good thoughts, and continue to grow and evolve in this process. -Melissa | ||
Acriasis Member Post Number: 45 Registered: 08-2012 |
Thanks Melissa for your input I appreciate your point of view as with all others thoughts on this not posted as of yet. My point being, of one individual not being able to change things for the better, was in sense not quite right, for one person (BEAM) has changed things for the better as a 'domino effect' as you say. What my meaning was intended was, that if no one ever listened or followed truth things would still be the same as before truth was known. It took that very first individual to learn/listen/apply the truth, that there would be two then three then four based on a starting point of one. This occurs throughout this world only if people are willing to change for the better, realizing the truth of all things including the ongoing damage to the environment currently destroying this planet at a rapid rate. Based on this I retract my statement of one individual not logically able to change the world, this would only be true if no one ever listened/read/followed and an individual was left to cleanup the mess with only the power of one. Everyone needs at least one other person to push forward....a row of dominos has no effect if there is only one standing to fall even three or four is not much of an effect it takes many hundreds of thousands to be extraordinary. Truly every great work starts with the power of one with an idea of change logically creating the idea for others to follow that a proper logical outcome is to be had with disaaters such as fukushima, global warming, overpopulation, etc. one person cant go it alone others are needed to help in any world changing event. May our environment be more cared for in the near rather than a later future promising a place for the truth to be known for all future generations. Saalome, Marcus Beautifully evolutive growth changing the world in truth one person at a time through the idea of acceptance of truth and true life. | ||
Newinitiation Member Post Number: 906 Registered: 07-2005 |
Hi Marcus Life is simple if you make it so Melissa it applies to all of us including you and me Any problems?????? Cheers Matt Lee | ||
Acriasis Member Post Number: 46 Registered: 08-2012 |
Life is what you make it by the choices made daily. There is only the daily nature of our environment and all that is to be interacted with each time the eyes open after a night of sleep. Life truly can be simple if we let it be so as Matt clearly stated in post #906. I share my thoughts here with those of a like mind in any available topic and as always appreiciate those that speak up and share their thoughts upon what I post, whether it be negative, positive, or completely neutral, the interaction between individuals in truth and logic to discuss, the current post/topic truly has its own reward of gaining insight into one's own life and/or the current topic at any given time. The environment and the beautifully pleasant natural world is highly important to me for i care about these very much, as i'm sure there are others here who feel the same. Life simply is, and shall always be. The might to change our current environment even within our own home is soley within our own power it simply may be I/we are trying too hard and overlooking the obvious things that bring destruction and chaos to our daily life of truth. Saalome, Marcus The mindful door is open, ideas pour out, it is the thoughts that create an act to change as long as the true eyes remain focused. | ||
Newinitiation Member Post Number: 908 Registered: 07-2005 |
Hi All It appears to me that time particles may have to do with one of 3 other forces of nature that our scientists have yet to discover. Time permeates everything and everything is ordered into it and that since it is based on spiritual energy of the most finest kind, it applies to everything in existence universally throughout Creation/Universe. Scientists referred to it as space-time because they aren’t mutually exclusive. When people speak of chronons it would appear that everything in existence contains trace element of these particles just as gravitons, electromagnets and weak and strong nuclear forces do which as natural forces cannot exist and/or act as forces in a vacuum or at the exclusion of other forces. This could explain why Semjase was able to eliminate the fir tree by reversing the time domain and why the Plejaren were able to defuse the Pegasus refugee’s bomb with the same process through manipulating the chronons inherent within the existing thing. If we are able to isolate the time particle or extract It from an existing body, this may become one other process whereby we can slow down the aging process without manipulating the genes which would explain why most of the Giza Intelligence leaders including Kamagol II were so long lived (mutation?) and why Gilgamesh and Yeti/Sasquatch/Abominable Snowman/Bigfoot/Yawi has an unusually long lifespan into tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands rather than thousands. Maybe their genes were configured in such a way that chronons have a less decaying effect than to other bodies. I am also assuming that time particles also accumulate within an existing body just as tree rings do after every seasonal year which could explain why carbon dating is possible otherwise if the time particle is extracted it would also mean that no decaying or regenerative process can come about. Speaking of time travel and why the need to enter into hyperspace through fine spiritual dimension where time dilation is possible just as Billy had experienced during the travel on Ptaah’s Great Spacer (transmission as also falling into the definition of time travel), it appears that the effect of 7 forces of nature can be escaped through these technical processes thus this being a clear example of time being anchored differently in the material sphere than the spiritual sphere (the beyond) which is also an indication that time is merely a material phenomenon (particle, wave, vibration, oscillation, idea, thought). If the advances in particle physics are accelerated through more findings based on research done from the Hedron Collider, maybe the unlocking of the 4th stage of the formation of matter may reveal the secrets of the Chronons (time particles) and thus discoveries into the 4th force of nature. Matt Lee | ||
Darren Member Post Number: 369 Registered: 07-2009 |
Hi Matt, I don't recall seeing anything in the Meier material specifically relating to the number of years the Bigfoot species live for. Did I miss seeing it? Any pointers? It makes sense that the Bigfoot species of apes must have a very long lifespan considering there is only a tiny number of them and that they are loners and shy. |
