Questions and answers: Strange zigzagging lights over Hawaii

These lights made big news over the Hawaiian islands Tuesday night..
Twitter and Facebook posts lit up brighter than the lights themselves..
Initially it was rumored that it was a missile launch.
Then the US Navy said they were unaware of any missile launch..
The next day the Department of Defense said it was  a missile launch..

10NEWS reports this:

“During the test, a simulated ballistic missile target was acquired, tracked, and engaged by the Aegis Weapon System,” the Department of Defense said. “Several fire control and engagement functions were exercised during the test.”

The Department of Defense said that the primary purpose of the launch was to test the functionality of an Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defense system. Defense officials called the launch successful.

Interestingly, the now confirmed missile trail over Hawaii looks a little like the much denied incident that occurred off the coast of California in 2010.  

We’ve only just begun: Fukushima groundwater now flowing into the ocean

If the latest worldwide fish kills have anything to do with increased radiation in the seas, get ready for a big cull coming.. The operator of Japan’s Fukushima plant–you know, that place worldwide media has systematically ignored since the March 2011 superquake–says that the destroyed plant has begun released radioactive ground water into the Pacific Ocean..

The goal: Rid the site of the immense amount of radioactive waste actually at the site.

Various accounts have painted a troubling picture since the nuke plant went haywire from the tsunami.. TEPCO has been facing the mounting problems of contaminated water. Their solution has is to get rid of it.. but since we live on a relatively tiny little blue planet of land and water, TEPCO’s choice was to just “release it” into the ocean..

They are defending their actions of course, by saying that the release is within legal limits and that it’s ‘safe’ in that sense..

But news accounts from Japan have painted a worsening picture of the situation near the Fukushima plant–and also one that makes the ‘safe’ claim by TEPCO be questioned..

One such report is a problem that will obviously be denied by the nuke industry in Japan: Reports that all workers–up  to 90% of them–fled the Fukushima plant after the initial meltdown in 2011.
There have been various other reports of safety problems, mutations, and general dangers of the Fukushima area over the past several months..

With the ground water release beginning, one important aspect to remember throughout the process is this: It’s just beginning.

Another fact: Fukushima released up to 181 quadrillion bq of cesium. Chernobyl was only 105.  And this: The release will be for years to come.

Couple that with the now tainted and to be tainted Pacific Radiation Rim, and you can see why that Fukushima worker pointing his finger at the world was so mysterious, alarming, and predictive. It’s our problem now.. The world’s problem.. it’s not just confined to one destroyed nuke plant.. and certainly not to one ocean.. It’s the world’s problem. And no one is doing much to deal with it.

The ‘lady in white’ in Illinois elevator

Elevators can be scary places.. not only could you be surrounded by people with shady backgrounds and mysterious origins, but you may also see the ‘lady in white.’

I have heard stories of the ‘lady in white’ in various places.. This may be the first time of one appearing in an elevator..

Rockfort police officers were baffled by an elevator in a parking garage going up and down without reason–a scanner call at one point actually said a person ‘wearing all white’ was inside an elevator. This occurred across the street from a Rockfort’s fame haunted location, the Coronado Theater..

Here is video from the WTVO report on the elevator fright night..

http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9?isSlim=1

A collection of the Weird Wednesday news

From the world at large, the strange, the unexplained, the unusual.. for your reading displeasure..

University of Illinois freshman Hye Min Choi, 19, went missing from Chicago O'Hare International Airport on Saturday afternoon
This would probably not be a topic explored by David Paulides since it doesn’t match his characteristics, but it’s weird.. a 19-year-old college student has vanished from Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport.. the student is Hye Min Choi. He checked his luggage around 3pm Saturday. But he never boarded the plane.. Information shows a credit card swipe at a McDonalds around 7pm, with the flight scheduled for 740pm that night..His dorm room was empty. Officials are asking for help finding him.. The family is obviously desperate for any help that they can get.. The number to contact, if you have information: 312-744-8266

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Awesome power: A mothership supercell terrified residents as it made its way across the High Plains in Nebraska
The life of a stormchaser: Dangerous, but amazing. Especially when you get images like this, a ‘mothership’ supercell over the state of Wyoming.   It looks like the end of the world, and certainly does not look real. But it is.. and frighteningly beautiful..

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A new book titled Archaeology, Anthropology, and Interstellar Communication” was edited for NASA by Douglas Vakoch at SETI..  it makes a suggestion that ancient rock art may have been made by aliens who traversed the universe..  We seem to be getting closer and closer to disclosure every day..

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Something is happening in the waters of the world.. there have been stories of millions of dead fish over the past month from all across the planet Earth.. So much so that now fish die-offs appear to be so daily of an event that they are old news to those who read of them.. Some blame Fukushima.

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zombies, fear
I have written this before and will say it again: I have grown tired of the ‘zombie apocalypse’ stories.. truly tired. But here we go again: Now the Pentagon is making news for drawing up plans to fight zombies in an epic battle. But reading between the lines may be even more troubling.. we are not really gearing up for a fight with flesh eating zombies, but the ‘zombies’ symbolize human beings who are overrunning hospitals during an emergency, who people desperate not for flesh but for food. This is what they think of us.. we are zombies to battle.. That realistic fact is much more troubling than a fictitious brain eating zombie..

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The mark of beast.. the chip of the Pope.. Apparently Pope Francis is going public with support of implantable RFID chips. Another strange twist and turn on the road to the end times? Was St. Malachi right??

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Quick hits:
Five American companies control what you think..
Cameras capture tension on the Harvard campus between Christians and Satanists..
Calls mount for Obama to speak out about VA scandal..
SHIELD actor charged in shooting death of wife..
‘The dangers of porn’ in new ‘found’ Christian themed horror..
TOY STORY reworked as freaky horror film..

I hate WordPress Wednesday.. cheese with your whine?

The HORROR REPORT has been writing a little too much about itself lately. The idea that we cannot choose a reliable blogging platform should not be the problem of the reader.. also with that said, the notion that downtime continues to occur is ludicrous and annoying to me. But it happened again for hours over the past two days..
There was a major update to the website coding on our fucntions.php sheet–and viola! An error took place that prevented me from even logging into the site’s FTP account.. Since my expertise in coding rests in the early 2000s and not the teens we’re in currently, I was befuddled.. A helpless rage took over my entire body for a bit of time.. Before I completely threw the towel in, I got some folks who were experts on the matter on the phone and they tried walking me through it.. didn’t work. My web hosting company actually had to step in to get me back to where I was without that one line of code to the functions page which completely eliminated my presence on the web.

The other troubling aspect of the downtime was this: While my site was critically injured by the code problem, and during the time I was unable to view/change/log on, something else was occurring: An endless trove of spam comments were somehow being posted to every page.. images and links to sex, others that promised extended and harder erections, and some that even said it had a cure-all for cancer. Obvious fake people with unoriginal comments.. However, it led me to wonder if something else had occurred that opened my site up for malicious coding or content..

This was my third and worst experience yet with WordPress.org.

One of my decisions to move to WordPress was inspired by the internets’ hatred of Blogger–the service I have been using for a decade now.. Even more, I read, WordPress was going to give me complete and total control over my site.. There are 1000s of add-ons, they say.. and  if I use them my site will operate with amazing power.
None of that occurred..
I came to realize that Blogger isn’t that bad. And while Google may think they own my content, I say they don’t–especially since I back my content up weekly and keep saved filed for future use should the massive internet company ever decide to pick on my and get rid of my account. 

I also came to find out that the people who make these Widgets and add-ons are often as good as me coding wise–experience that led me down the path of potential website deletion, and opening up my coding for hackers and other spammers to take advantage of my down time..

Yes indeed..Wordpress.org is complete control. They said..
They said the website templates were ‘professional’ and all-inclusive..
I say this: I have no time for the complete control.. I’m more like a 50/50 guy.. I have time to code and do my own thing, but not enough dedication or time to yearn to go through 1000s of widgets to make my site better.. 
And the website designs were hideous, ugly.. and one small change would create errors in the coding structure that you could not correct..
So I turn back to Google Blogger.


And I promise–at least with one finger crossed behind my back–that this will be the final time I bring my personal blogging issues to you, the reader.. I respect you more than that, and you’re not here to hear that–you’re in this for the weird, the bizarre, the paranormal, and the strange. 


But I wanted to get my unabashed opinion on WordPress out there for the masses of asses that profess to me that WordPress is the only way to go..
There are other ways to have complete control over your website and still utilize the demon’s blogging service…

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