The order today is not the primeval order; it was established less than twenty-seven centuries ago. Numerous evidences are preserved which prove that prior to the year of 365¼ days, the year was only 360 days long. All around the globe the years following -687 saw activity directed toward reforming the calendar. Between -747 and -687 the calendar was in a chaotic state, the length of the year and of the month, and probably also of the day, repeatedly changing. Before the eighth century there was a comparatively long span of time when the year had 360 days and the lunar month consisted of almost exactly thirty days.
What do ancient mythologies, secret societies, religious texts, pandemics, geoengineering, cosmology and catastrophism hold in common? They all contain warnings of, or are preparations for, the “Great Reset” (not Klaus Schwab’s paperweight with an appropriated title).
The sun’s photosphere is often mistakenly referred to as the surface of the sun. In reality however, the sun’s photosphere is only a “liquid-like” plasma double layer made of mostly neon which covers the actual surface of the sun. That bright visible layer that we see with our eyes is composed of penumbral filaments that are several hundred kilometers deep. This visible neon plasma layer that we call the photosphere, and a thicker, more dense atmospheric layer composed of silicon plasma, entirely covers the actual rocky, calcium ferrite surface layer of the sun.
The World Health Organization has suddenly gone from crying “The sky is falling!” like a cackling Chicken Little to squealing like a stuck pig. The reason: charges that the agency deliberately fomented swine flu hysteria. “The world is going through a real pandemic. The description of it as a fake is wrong and irresponsible,” the agency claims on its Web site. A WHO spokesman declined to specify who or what gave this “description,” but the primary accuser is hard to ignore.
Why does influenza become a worldwide pandemic at times? This paper suggests some new observations. First, there is a remarkable relationship between influenza pandemics and the cosmic ray environment. Second, there is an excellent correlation between influenza pandemics and bright novae and Nova λ Car. In addition, we propose four indices to predict future influenza pandemics. Using one of these indices we successfully predicted the influenza epidemic in 1984.
If most people knew what a virus actually is and the germ theory scam, no-one who’s alive and sane today would fall for what governments and the mainstream media have been reporting in the last few months on cases and “deaths” all around the world; false reports that underpin the subsequent political and legal decisions which include medical martial law, surveillance and governmental emergency powers. One thing they know and are confident, even cocky about, is that that fear sells. But only if we buy it.
The Plasma Event (aka EMPCOE) is a cataclysm theory. Perhaps its most vocal proponent was Brian Austin Lambert (aka. “BAL33”). Brian and his partner, Kimberley (aka. “Mia”), were found dead 10 March 2021. His death was ruled as a self-inflicted gunshot to the head. Mia’s cause of death has not been disclosed, but she may have been suffocated with a towel.
The EMCOE theory shares elements with Dr. Chan Thomas’ 1963 heliocentric theory, specifically historic periodicity, magneto-hydrodynamics as part of the mechanism, and plasma as the possible trigger.
Elon Musk, perhaps without his knowledge, may be the ‘morally responsible’ sacrificial lamb for the current deployment of this technology against everybody on earth.
Robert Duncan poses that Musk’s commercial success with Neuralink will provide the globalists with their moral alibi for mass murdering children, undoubtedly by the hand of a concocted, rogue terrorist shadow-government militarizing commercial technology and turning it against the cattle. China would seem to be the likely patsy for this current chapter of ‘1984’.
Part 4 of 4 of Chan Thomas’ book, first published in 1963, is one of possibly hundreds which reference the topic of cataclysm theory. What sets it apart from most, if not all of its peers, is that the CIA at some point classified a work which was already in the public domain, and then released a sanitized version of it in 2013. The original text has been available since publication. Was this book “declassified” specifically to draw attention to the redacted material? By whom? For who’s attention? I don’t have the answers, but I’m sure that the Master Masons that built Denver International Airport and the Cheyenne Mountain Complex do.
This final installment of 4 parts includes the closing chapter of the original book and the “Aftermath” volume, an additional 85 pages which was published separately.
Part 3 of 4 of Chan Thomas’ book, first published in 1963, is one of possibly hundreds which reference the topic of cataclysm theory. What sets it apart from most, if not all of its peers, is that the CIA at some point classified a work which was already in the public domain, and then released a sanitized version of it in 2013. The original text has been available since publication. Was this book “declassified” specifically to draw attention to the redacted material? By whom? For who’s attention? I don’t have the answers, but I’m sure that the Master Masons that built Denver International Airport and the Cheyenne Mountain Complex do.
Part 3 is the material which was redacted from the CIA’s “sterilized” version. It details the evidence supporting Chan’s cataclysm theory and perhaps, most importantly, the mechanism and role of magneto-hydrodynamics therein. This may be what the Progeny of Jove have been preparing for for thousands of years – they believe the time is near. After reading this, I do as well.
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