Thursday, July 09, 2009
NoteWorthy Tads
G'morning. I know, I know, things keep getting stranger and stranger here on the AnnaMatrix. I... can't help that. I'm running out of time, and don't really want to spend it doing this. Being compelled sucks. Part of me wants to STOP being compelled. The other part is reassured by the fact that He's still compelling me - that's a good thing, right? That's what I thought.
Mandatory Flu Shots. A while ago, a gal posted here that there was a law on the books that said if anyone resisted the coming flu immunization requirements, they would be shot and killed. I waited for a link to be provided, but never saw one. It seemed a bit extreme to me (and a few other readers), but honestly, the way things are going, I wouldn't have been shocked. Surprised, yes, but not shocked. Anyhow, I thought you'd like to know - Claire Wolfe wrote a whole article on "Preparing for Civil Unrest" in Backwoods Home Magazine this month, and Lew Rockwell even cut/pasted it to his commentary site. According to the article:
"When the federal government established a North American Army command in 2002, its purpose wasn't to repel foreign invaders. It was domestic operations—something long and rightly forbidden by the Posse Comitatus Act. In February of 2009, when military commanders in Canada and the U.S. signed a pact allowing their armies to operate inside each other's country they didn't even bother to get authorization from Congress—an illegal and unprecedented move. And once again, the purpose was handling "domestic civil emergencies." For several years, the Centers for Disease Control tried to get states to adopt something called the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act (MEHPA). This act would allow state governments to become police-state dictatorships in event of any ill-defined health emergency—vaccinating people by force, destroying or seizing property without compensation, and rationing medical supplies, food, and fuel. To their credit, most state governments rejected the act. A few adopted portions of it before a fervent opposition campaign caused the CDC to back off. However, the concept of a health dictatorship hasn't gone away. Not hardly. Within days of the news that a new strain of swine flu had arisen in Mexico in April 2009, states were again considering legislation to give themselves martial-law powers in event of an epidemic." It seems we're already set up for such a thing as forced vaccination and military handling in times of 'domestic civil emergency'. So whatever's coming, it's got a paved road to ride in on. Just so's y'know.
What's in a Shot? In case you missed it, Harvard's research department put out a document this week on the flu shot. Turns out it's ineffective on anyone with allergies, anyone under 2, anyone over 60 years of age and MOSTLY ineffective in children. As for the rest of us, "Vaccination of healthy adults only reduced risk of influenza by 6%, and reduced the number of missed work days by less than one day (0.16). It did not change the number of people needing to go to a hospital or take time off work." ("Vaccines for preventing influenza in healthy adults," The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2006) Oh, and it's laced with contaminated chicken viruses, formeldahyde, mercury, and three preservatives known to cause severe allergic reaction.
I don't know where he got his information, but George Ure says they also include dog kidneys? He was upset because he's severely allergic to dogs, and mandatory means 'too bad, pal'. Not so sure on that one, as it wasn't on Harvard's list.
But is it Mandatory? Actually, yeah, it is. In the same paper, it says:
"On June 11th, the decision was made by Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General of the World Health Organization to declare a Level 6 Pandemic. This is a pandemic alert of the highest order possible. Under Level 6 conditions, the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HSS) is able to declare mandatory vaccination under the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREP). There is no criteria listed stating what constitutes a threat. The HHS web site says the Secretary may 'issue a declaration...that provides immunity from tort liability (except for willful misconduct) for claims of loss caused, arising out of, relating to, or resulting from administration or use of (vaccine or other pharmaceutical) countermeasures to diseases, threats and conditions determined by the Secretary to constitute a present, or credible risk of a future public health emergency...' This means that if you or your child is harmed by a vaccine during these conditions, there is nothing you can do about it."
The article goes on to say the HHS has been given the authority to apprehend anyone non-compliant. You can figure out what happens from there.
George Ure wrote something interesting this week: "Rights are usually taken away from those least able to defend them first..." My bet (based on this nugget of truth) is that they'll start with those in nursing homes, prisons, and hospitals, then move through the schools (since kids are sitting in government facilities all day) and into government offices (police, etc), and so forth. Makes me feel better about homeschooling.
Glory of Olives. I want to mention something. I don't know if you've noticed, but the past three weeks, there has been a LOT of Benny the Rat (Benedict Ratzinger, aka the Pope) in the news. Praying over the G-8 meeting, calling for one-world government... all sorts of weird stuff. He hasn't been this vocal or quite so prevalent in the media for quite some time. I'm only mentioning this, because I remember writing down a week ago that something was going to happen with the Pope this summer/fall. I don't know what spurred me, or why I would write it, but I did... it was on that HPH paper, and so now my next project (after working on this) is to go and find out what I wrote, where I wrote it, and why. But it seems interesting that suddenly he's front-page just about every day. Just sayin'.
Sun Stuff. Today's news via SpaceWeather.com: "Sunspot 1024 is approaching the sun's western limb where it will disappear in 24 to 48 hours. That will bring an end to the best display of sunspots in nearly two years. Fortunately for astrophotographers, sunspot 1024 is a member of new Solar Cycle 24 and it probably heralds more to come." In 24 hours, our 3-day period of watching will be over. Coincidence? If so, it's a pretty amazing one. Just thought you'd like to note that.
Tammuz 17. It is now Tammuz 17, the day of breaking for Israel. Bad things happen to Israel on this day (well, historically speaking). So many, that the nation observes it as a day of mourning. Every year, they kind of hold their collective breaths and wait for something bad to happen (or for it to pass quickly and go away). So it's worth keeping an eye on Israel today. Y'never know what might happen.
Groundwork. I'd like to recommend we look back a moment to July 5th. I didn't mark it as anything unusual, and frankly, now I'm wondering if I didn't miss something extremely important. On July 5th, the sun suddenly had some major activity unlike we've seen in TWO YEARS. Suddenly, things were popping up there, so much so that SpaceWeather.com said you could hardly take a picture of the spot and NOT get a snapshot of a flare. Yes, they were only class B, but that's hardly the point - there's been NOTHING for a really long time. Why am I mentioning this?
Mr. Sun. I stumbled across an article yesterday. The article says that on July 5th, 2009, Javier Solana announced his resignation as High Representative of the Revived Roman Empire (EU). Did I mention that we haven't seen or heard a whole lot of 'fire' out of Solana in the past... oh, year and a half to two years? And did I also mention that 'Solana' is Spanish for 'sun'? Ironically (or maybe not?)... this resignation is slated for October... immediately after Rosh Ha'Shana, and 'just as the post is about to gain more power'. That'd be TOO many coincidences in a row for me, on that one. Not that I'm taking this as set in stone. After all, didn't he announce his 'retirement' once before, and use that as a way to gain more power? With Mr. Sun, you just never know.
Speaking of Sun... I pointed out in the comments yesterday (in case you missed them), that something DID happen with the sun on 7/7... and that something was absolutely nothing. The pot - boiling with an astonishly continuous display of flares - suddenly went still for an entire day. And then the next day, started bubbling again. That is NOT normal behavior for a boiling pot. But then, we've seen this before - when the world expected an unparalleled hurricane season... and then there wasn't a single one. VERY noteworthy.
Was that All? Here's some interesting trivia for you - 'Knowing' was released to DVD on July 7th. Why would this be relevant? I watched the movie last night. It's about a massive solar flare that hits the earth and decimates the ozone, killing every living thing on the planet. Nope, no happy ending to this one, either - although the populace was warned ahead of time. No, not via crop circles, but 'alien' beings whispered 'chatter' to children. Same diff. I'm wondering if the 7/7 release date wasn't done on purpose - if they weren't watching the crop circle warnings and using them to make a buck. Or could it be another coincidence. But there've been a LOT of those lately, haven't there?
Yeah. Well, that's my contribution for the day. Done early, because I don't sleep so well after skeery movies, and that one bordered on horror. I don't have the stomach for that stuff, frankly. So I'm done early, and gonna spend the day with my children. Comments welcome on any of the above.
Wednesday, July 08, 2009
Talk about Precise!
Today at just after noon, it will be 12:34:56 7/8/9. There won't be another instance like this for another millenia. ((<< Or however you spell that.)) Anyhow, talk about a rather precise event to mark! Rather precise? That's dead-freakin' on, ain't it?! Wha. Love this stuff. My kids'll like it, too.
Please check the comment section of the previous blog for a wrap-up of information on the solar flare non-event that actually had some interesting thing happen that we WEREN'T expecting. Personally, I'm still watching. Because today we have an interesting event, and because tomorrow begins Tammuz 17 - that's THREE things in THREE days to watch. And I have a thing for THREEs. But that's just me. Besides, if I were Him, I'd mess with our heads, too. ((wink!))
Anyhow... yeah. That's all I'm writing today - got vacation pictures to edit and (hopefully!) get uploaded to FaceBook. So remember - just after noon!!
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Fun with the Sun
Several weeks ago, I wrote a blog called "Demons vs. Aliens", and in it, I referenced some highly controversial crop circles that have been popping up since the beginning of the year. Then just before we left for vacation, I posted another thing on crop circles, because there have been more 'descriptive' ones that have appeared since my first post.
And all of these crop circles 'say' the same thing: on July 7th, there will be a massive solar event. Some speculate from the diagrams that the event will be a DOUBLE event - a massive coronal ejection in conjunction with an incredible solar flare, both directed at the earth. Most speculate that the event will be a direct hit, effecting our magnetic field as a result.
In the hidden chart that I put up on this site just before leaving on vacation, I took the information George Ure's 'Half-Past-Human' friends predicted for the next three and a half years, and put it in flow chart form, and this event was a major trigger for some of the things coming our way (all of which - amazingly - match Revelation 8 in chronological order, considering neither Ure nor the HPH dudes are 'christers'). So this is REALLY something I'm going to be wanting to hear more about, either way.
Then I got this e-mail late last night:
I told Scott what you said about the sun on the 7th. He got all cocky with me said basically, "Well if I get an email about sunspots then I'll know it is true but if there aren't any sunspots, it won't happen." Today he just told me he got an email that a sunspot appeared on the 4th and has been growing rapidly and he says it is the best looking looking sunspot he's seen in two years.
Which, btw, is VERY interesting, since NASA declared 2008/early 2009 the 'blankest year(s) of the Space Age' (link) They said:
There were no sunspots observed on 266 of the year's 366 days (73%). To find a year with more blank suns, you have to go all the way back to 1913, which had 311 spotless days. Prompted by these numbers, some observers suggested that the solar cycle had hit bottom in 2008. Maybe not. Sunspot counts for 2009 have dropped even lower. As of March 31st, there were no sunspots on 78 of the year's 90 days (87%). It adds up to one inescapable conclusion: "We're experiencing a very deep solar minimum," says solar physicist Dean Pesnell of the Goddard Space Flight Center."This is the quietest sun we've seen in almost a century," agrees sunspot expert David Hathaway of the Marshall Space Flight Center.
So now - at the SAME TIME as the crop circles predict a major solar event, there is - after the least amount of activity in a hundred years or so - suddenly startling activity coming on? Here's what SpaceWeather.com says about it:
What a difference 48 hours can make. Only two days ago the sun was blank and calm, displaying the sort of unrelenting quiet we've come to expect from the deepest solar minimum in a century. Then, with startling rapidity, sunspot 1024 burst onto the scene. Unlike other recent "sun-specks", this active region is a full-fledged sunspot group with more than a dozen planet-sized dark cores, crackling with B- and C-class solar flares.  "Sunspot 1024 is putting on a spectacular show," says amateur astronomer David Tyler of Buckinghamshire UK, who caught it in mid-flare on July 5th. "This is the best sunspot I've seen in two years," agrees Michael Buxton of Ocean Beach, California. "
...The magnetic polarity of sunspot 1024 identifies it as a member of new Solar Cycle 24. That makes sense. New research shows that solar jet streams are beginning to stimulate new-cycle sunspot production. Sunspot 1024 appears to be a sign of the process at work, heralding more to come. Monitoring is encouraged. Kind of fun - having the information ahead of time isn't it? Not that I have a CLUE what the event will be, how big or what impact it will have... but it should be fun to watch, eh? Since we *are* commanded to watch. ((And just think, without my blog to try to bash, some of you wouldn't even know what the hell to watch for!!))
And on top of that, today is Tammuz 15 - we're less than TWO DAYS from the Jewish 'Day of Breaking' - the mourning holiday of Tammuz 17. The timing is interesting... I wonder if there's a correlation between the two events. ((By the way, Tammuz 17 is the next big day to watch. Historically, it's a very significant day where Israel is concerned - see 'Messianic Judaism' on my sidebar.))
Regardless - Heads up! Today's 7/7... the day of the possible/probable solar event!
Monday, July 06, 2009
On Posting
Today I have posted a blog, but it's 'protected status'. Meaning bitchy christians can't get to it and shred me for fun. I blog for myself as well as others, but I'm beginning to understand that the stuff for myself doesn't NEED to be shared with others.
Having said, I'm also privatizing all 'personal' posts thru June today. I figure 30 days viewing is enough. Stuff that's index-able is public beyond that, but I am pretty sure I can shut access to the rest with no reprecussions.
Anyhow... it's recovery week. My house needs help. My kids are desperately needy. I've got catch-up to do. So I'll see you tomorrow!
Sunday, July 05, 2009
Home Again...!
We're officially back home from camping. And I can't begin to tell you HOW GLAD we are to be back. Seriously. I... we... it... was a horrible, very not kewl time. I will blog about it protected tomorrow - heads up.
As for today, we got up, ate breakfast, packed up our campsite, went for a boat ride, ate lunch out on the way home, unpacked the camper, mowed the lawn, weed-whacked (and hacked up a snake, of course), weed-n-feed-ed the front lawn, watered the garden, built a nesting box for Esther (who was trying to make one out of her fur - we are almost positive she's with bunnies), tended critters, and collapsed.
I'm exhausted. And sunburnt and over-wrought from the trip and the neediness of my kids since we pulled in the drive... it's kind of crazy around here, to say the least. Will be for a good four days, too, I'll wager.
More tomorrow...
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