Day: August 15, 2023

  • Mars attacks: Stuck in the mud

    Mars attacks: Stuck in the mud

    The Mars rover unmanned mission has discovered unique mud formations stereotypical of wet and dry spells over millions of years on the otherwise dry and cold Mars landscape which may have created the conditions necessary for life, according to a recent study titled ‘Sustained wet-dry cycling on early Mars’ was released in the peer-reviewed journal Nature on August 9, 2023.

    The hexagonal patterns discovered are formed when an area has extended wet seasons followed by extended dry ones.

    It has been known for a while that Mars contains the dried vestiges of rivers, lakes, and even seas as the study noted, “The presence of perennially wet surface environments on early Mars is well documented”. 

    The possibility remains that such formations may still contain life forms, likely of the microscopic variety.

  • Peru being attacked by aliens!! Or illegal miners with back packs..

    Peru being attacked by aliens!! Or illegal miners with back packs..

    The “attacks” began in mid-July. News started to circulate that flying aliens, or humanoids, began to attack villagers in Peru..

    The news seemed far fetched, but this summer with Congressional hearings and earlier shootdowns of UAPs by the United States, anything seemed possible.

    Members of the Peruvian Navy and Police traveled to the isolated community, which is located 10 hours by boat from the Maynas provincial capital of Iquitos, to investigate the strange disturbances in early August.

    Last week, authorities said publicly that they believed the perpetrators were members of illegal gold mining gangs from Colombia and Brazil using advanced flying technology to terrorize the community, according to RPP Noticias.

    Carlos Castro Quintanilla, the lead investigator in the case, said that 80 percent of illegal gold dredging in the region is located in the Nanay river basin, where the Ikitu community is located.

    VICE and others reporting this:

    Cristian Caleb Pacaya, a local teacher who witnessed the attack, said that they “were using state of the art technology, like thrusters that allow people to fly.” He said that after looking the devices up on Google, he believed that they were “jetpacks.”

    Authorities have not made any arrests related to the attacks, nor named the alleged assailants or their organization directly. However, the prosecutors office claimed that they had destroyed 110 dredging operations and 10 illegal mining camps in the area already in 2023.

    Despite these police assurances that it just human terrorizers, others are keeping the faith:

  • The ‘directed energy weapon’ in Hawaii could have been energized power lines that were not turned off despite warnings of hurricane winds

    The ‘directed energy weapon’ in Hawaii could have been energized power lines that were not turned off despite warnings of hurricane winds

    The Washington POST and other mainstream sources are beginning to report on what really caused the Hawaii fires–the hurricane force winds were a factor.

    Some online speculated that a weaponized beam did it, the reality seems to be more on the mundane side. However one that could lead to some tremendous legal issues or power companies.. (Snopes among those de-energizing speculation about a directed energy weapons)

    At 10:47 p.m. last Monday, a security camera at the Maui Bird Conservation Center captured a bright flash in the woods, illuminating the trees swaying in the wind. “I think that is when a tree is falling on a power line,” says Jennifer Pribble, a senior research coordinator at the center, in a video posted on Instagram.

    More from the POST’s reporting:

    “The power goes out, our generator kicks in, the camera comes back online, and then the forest is on fire.”

    At that exact moment, 10 sensors in Makawao, a small, rural town in the East Maui region of Upcountry — where the Conservation Center is located — recorded a significant incident in Hawaiian Electric’s grid, according to data from Whisker Labs, a company that uses an advanced sensor network to monitor grids across the United States. The bright light in the video was probably an “arc flash,” something that happens when a power line “faults” — meaning it has come in contact with vegetation or another line, or gets knocked down, releasing power, usually through sparks, according to a Whisker Labs official and other experts.

    “This is strong confirmation — based on real data — that utility grid faults were likely the ignition source for multiple wildfires on Maui,” said Bob Marshall, the founder and CEO of Whisker Labs, which has 78 sensors across Maui, part of a robust network of hundreds of thousands monitoring grids across the United States.

    In the days leading up the predicted hurricane winds, Hawaiian Electric did not cut power as a precaution.

    As the days continue, and even President Joe Biden has yet to issue a statement of any kind, people in Hawaii are becoming enraged at the response and often lack thereof..

    DEVELOPING..

  • Heart attack hospitalizations at record level since pandemic

    Heart attack hospitalizations at record level since pandemic

    This news comes from across the pond in the United Kingdom. But the same storyline can be heard across the planet right now: Excess deaths are abundant.

    Even personally someone I know very well who is as youthful as me just succumbed to a life changing heart attack. He’s recovering .. but clearly the spike in deaths since Covid showcase something far deeper going on. Something far deadlier as well given the high number of excess deaths occurring..

    Government data show almost 100,000 extra deaths among those with heart disease between spring 2020 and spring of this year. In 2019-20, before the pandemic, 82,000 people were hospitalised with heart attacks.

    It follows research that found almost half a million people missed out on drugs to prevent heart attacks and strokes during the pandemic.

    Heart charities have warned that “extreme disruption to the NHS” in the aftermath, including record ambulance delays, may have worsened death rates and increased the numbers suffering heart attacks that might have been avoided with the right help more quickly.

    — Read on www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/heart-attack-hospitalisations-at-record-level-since-pandemic/ar-AA1fhRfJ

    One of our favorite doctors in social media, John, Campbell, has been following this story post Covid, since the pandemic began to wane. He noticed an upsurge in both deaths unrelated to the virus and also vaccine injuries that were going unreported. His popular YouTube channel has been covering this for over a year.. his latest video spotlights a problem that seemingly is worsening yet being ignored by most legacy media.

    You can watch that video here.

  • Try that in a small town:  Kansas Newspaper is at the center of one of the biggest stories in history about the first amendment and journalism

    Try that in a small town: Kansas Newspaper is at the center of one of the biggest stories in history about the first amendment and journalism

    Kansas. Tap those Ruby shoes because there’s no place like home…

    This just in..

    Officials with the Marion Police Department confiscated computers and cellphones from the publisher and staff of the Marion County Record in Friday’s raid.

    On Monday, Kansas state authorities confirmed they are also involved in a criminal probe of the newspaper over allegations that it illegally obtained and used personal information about a local business owner.

    Friday’s raids have been widely condemned by many as a violation of the U.S. Constitution’s protection for a free press.

    Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly called the raids “concerning.”

    Newspaper publisher and co-owner Eric Meyer said he believes the newspaper’s dogged coverage of local politics and Police Chief Gideon Cody’s record are the main reason for the raids. The Record was in the midst of digging into the newly hired chief’s past as a Kansas City, Missouri, police captain when the raids were carried out, Meyer said, although the newspaper hasn’t yet published a story.

    The newspaper’s attorney, Bernie Rhodes of Kansas City, sent a letter to the Cody demanding that police not review any information on the computers or cellphones seized, saying they were taken illegally and contain identities of confidential sources. He also accuses Cody of misinterpreting laws on privacy and wrongly applying them to news reporters.

    What makes the situation even worse is the fact that police also raided the home of Eric Meyer’s mom (she was as co owner of the paper and contributed a weekly column.. the day after the raid the 98 year old woman passed away..

    Now new information has been revealed that the paper was also doing an expose on the town’s police chief ..

    This video is a good summary of the strange twists and turns in this story: