Day: March 21, 2012

NSA denies..

One YouTube user used a simple Google search to find something very interesting.. Watch here:

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xt1UPfyMx9w&w=460&h=315]

No noises heard last night in Clintonville..

But people still want answers.. Town hall meeting set for 6 tonight.. Small town news will get big time coverage as the noise and boom phenomenon starts to get coverage from more and more sources..

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcIIvSVtQOE]
News report from Clintonville, WI on the loud booms being heard and shaking houses …

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7tQICzXhJk]
Local NBC affiliate reporting ‘underground explosions’ waking people up at 2am..

Despite some common sense on my part, I may as well link this up.. Someone is reporting a major quake coming on March 22..
Most people believe that we will see the 22nd with no occurrence of anything.. but .. no reason you shouldn’t at least enjoy the video as seen below:

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgPaLfmC16o]

And if the person who made the video is right? …well then as the old saying goes, I will eat crow.. or something more modern. Maybe rabbit.

Speaking of rabbits… I have seen a complete disappearance of them in Pennsylvania. Anyone else have that same issue?

Oh.. here is another video. At least this one added some calming music to listen to during calamity..

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXn9ntjfva0]

We know the earth is groaning, or appears to be doing so.. and parts of the globe have a constant hum. But the noises rattling the town of Clintonville, Wisconsin, appear to be very different–and so important that even CNN is paying attention to what is going on..

There is shaking, explosions, and other unexplained noises. According to the CNN report, some say it sounds like rattling pipes or metal clanging. Homes are shaking–the noises are being heard on the other end of cell phone conversations.

Something is occurring.. something strange is going on.

CNN reports that the “natural” is inevitable.

One possible explanation is gas explosively escaping from underground rock formations. Another is a rock burst, which can happen when mining or quarrying uncovers long-buried rock, suddenly relieving stress and resulting in “locally loud, explosive reports.”

Others include meteorites, a phenomenon known as “booming sands” or even distant thunder, sounds that Hill wrote can be carried for significant distances under proper atmospheric conditions.

While some on Facebook and other web sources mock the noises in Clintonville, others take it more seriously. Speculation ensues: Underground bases being built? Seismic activity? The earth… telling us a story of hate for humans? All this and more is abundant on the web, where stories like this have prominence over those of politics that one commonly finds on the big three 24/7 network news stations..

But jokes and rumors aside, the city of Clintonville is being kept awake by the booms that are going bump in the night. 

Mitt Romney won a major victory tonight in Illinois, potentially solidifying his reign over the other Republicans in the field and propelling him to become nearer to the finish line of the needed delegates for a victory at the convention.. but a tale of two numbers ensues.

He won over 50% of the vote.. final tabulations are still coming in slowly because, after all that voter reform, some ballots still didn’t fit into boxes intended for them to be housed in…

The other percentage, and perhaps more telling and important, is this: A meager 15% (as of Mid Afternoon) was the total of voter turnout across Illinois today.

And it was sunny. Not rainy at all.. no storms.. Nice and warm for March. And no one voted.

Mitt Romney’s wake up call? Or the price one pays for inevitability: No one cares after a while..?

The White House, which has declined to confirm reports that President Barack Obama’s daughter Malia was vacationing in Mexico, said the 13-year-old was safe.

“In light of today’s earthquake, we can confirm that Malia Obama is safe and was never in danger,” said Kristina Schake, communications director to first lady Michelle Obama. “We would reiterate our request that the media respect the privacy and security of the Obama children and not report on or photograph the girls when they are not with their parents.”