Return of the Nephilim - Archive of Prophecy in the News for February 01-28, 2003

Posted: Monday, February 17, 2003

Signs of Plagues: China in a panic over mystery bug. The Chinese authorities are struggling to quell alarm in southern China over a health scare which has led to panic-buying of patent medicines and disinfectants. A so-far unidentified virus has killed five people and caused another 300 cases in Guangdong province since it broke out in mid November

Signs of Plagues: Mass Fainting Hits Ethiopian Students. Last week there were two so-far unexplained deaths and this week more than 30 students fainted and were taken to hospital

Signs of Plagues: Massive Great Ape Die-Off in Africa. Ebola Suspected

Increased Knowledge: Scientists identify 'old age' gene mutation. For the first time they have identified a common genetic mutation in people over 100 years old, a finding they say could be a key to discovering a way to avoid the ravages of aging

Increased Knowledge: Biology to make mini machines. Computers of the future will be built not by factory machines, but by living cells such as bacteria. Scientists have described how wires can now be made by yeast organisms, and how solar panels could be built using substances produced by sea sponges

Increased Knowledge: Long Distance Quantum Teleportation Draws Closer. A practical problem plaguing long distance quantum teleportation has been solved by researchers in Austria

Increased Knowledge: Mars 'once warm and wet'. The ice cap at Mars' south pole is made almost entirely of ice made from water, rather than from carbon dioxide as had previously been thought, scientists say

Attention!: NORAD radar saw an 'Object" near Columbia the day after its launch, NASA belatedly reports

Very Interesting: Ex-Astronaut and actual Senator, Bill Nelson, Discusses "Civilized Life" on Mars on 'Meet The Press'!

Attention!: Why we really went to the Moon... and what we found there

Attention!: Increased US space budget highlights search for extraterrestrial life. Two days after the tragic loss of the US shuttle Columbia and its crew, the Bush administration proposed a 3.1% increase of its space budget, which highlights search for extraterrestrial life but puts on hold a new generation of manned orbiters

UFOs: Is Anybody Out There? The 500 members of the NASA Astrobiology Institute meeting at Arizona State University this week think there is

UFOs: Flying saucers and alien spacecraft have long been favourites of film and TV producers, but Jean-Jacques Velasco believes that not all UFO sightings can be dismissed as products of over-active imaginations. But who is Velasco? Another crackpot determined to find a flying saucer? No, he is a scientist working for the state-run National French Centre for Space Studies (CNES), where he heads a department responsible for analysing what are commonly called unidentified flying objects (UFOs) but what are officially known as Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena (UAP). Most alleged UFOs are spotted by the sober and sensible, says Velasco. "In all our statistics on the people who see these phenomena only one in 1,000 is not credible because of alcohol"

UFOs: UFO sightings increase sharply in 2002. From white cylinders in British Columbia to an object with windows and flashing lights near Inkerman, N.B., last year Canada had the largest number of separate events for a single year in the history of collecting UFO data. There were 483 UFO sightings reported in 2002 - almost 30% more than in 2001 and a 250% increase since 1998. About 18% of all UFO reports remained unexplained but only about 7% were what researchers consider high-quality cases

UFOs: Alien 'abductees' show real symptoms. Researchers say 'abductees' believe in their experiences so deeply that they display real stress symptoms similar to those of traumatised battlefield veterans. It is thought there are about 4 million Americans who believe they have been abducted by 'extraterrestrials' [ The so-called 'extraterrestrials' are in reality demons in disguise preparing the Last Deception of Satan. The present article is instructive despite its dogmatic approach is totally slanted toward a blind denial of any reality in the abduction phenomenom ]

UFOs: Is Hussein Owner of Crashed UFO? "An UFO-related incident that occurred four years ago poses a troubling question whether any kind of cooperation is possible between Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein and extraterrestrials," UFOlogist Joseph Trainor declared in his review UFO Roundup (issue 51 of December 17, 2002). "On December 16, 1998, during Operation Desert Fox against Iraq, a video clip aired on CNN showed a UFO hovering over Baghdad; it moved away to avoid a stream of tracer anti-aircraft fire. At that time we all thought it was another UFO sighting, although captured on videotape. But now, ufologists think it was much more than a mere incident"

UFOs: U.S. and world screening for Loch Ness UFO video. A video of a mysterious light seen near Loch Ness is set to be seen by millions of television viewers across the USA after being snapped up by Fox News. The video, taken by Ian and Liz Gresham of Drumnadrochit, has already been screened on BBC Scotland after featuring in The Inverness Courier two weeks ago

Witchcraft & Satanism: A US cable TV company is to screen a 90 minute seance in which psychics will try to contact Princess Diana. The Spirit of Diana, hosted by former Avengers star Patrick Macnee, will cost viewers £9 and will be shown on March 9. The programme includes live seances and interviews with Mohamed al-Fayed, and author Andrew Morton

Witchcraft & Satanism: Russians take action to combat Satanist crime

NWO News: Europe Dares to Question God's Value! European conservatives (apparently they exist, though perhaps in hiding) wanted the European Union’s first constitution to mention God by name and define European values as including "those who believe in God as the source of truth, justice, good and beauty." They face overwhelming opposition, and further, it looks as if it's not going to happen. This is all the product of a 13-member panel's drafting of the charter's first six articles, dealing with Europe's fundamental values and powers

NWO News: The European Parliament (EP) voted on Tuesday to recognize homosexual marriages, registered partnerships, and cohabitation contracts across the European Union. While the EU Council of Ministers are yet to discuss the measure, EU member states are required to consider the stance of the EP. While the EP would not force nations to grant marriage rights to homosexuals, it pressures the countries to recognize such "marriages" performed in EU states which perform them, such as the Netherlands and Belgium

NWO News: The Police State is developing the High Orc. The coming New World Order has a problem on its hands in its attempt to destroy everything that opposes it’s evil machinations and schemes; it lacks the numbers of high quality storm troopers necessary to quell the inevitable uprising that will occur when they push for their final solution. At some point, the people of this nation in particular might become undeceived in sufficient numbers and seek to put an end to this despotic UN sponsored globalist agenda. When this happens, they will need a superior breed of professional warriors who, although small in number, will be ruthless, fully controllable and possess superhuman qualities

Attention!: Belgian Supreme Court Ruling Allows Judicial Watch Murder Case Against Fidel And Raul Castro To Be Prosecuted [ Even though I am one those gravely and directly affected by Castro's tyranny and even though I strongly believe that he is more than worthy to be condemned as a demon-possessed monster, who has commited counteless atrocities against humanity, I recognize that only the Cuban people - or those countries that have been directly affected by his many military interventions in them - have the right to judge them and no pathetic arrogant government - like the one in Belgium - has any right to do it. Their intention far from being that of administer justice is that of advancing the power of the New World Order, which as a matter of afact will be much worse than that of the Castro brothers or any other tyranny that has ever existed ]

NWO News: Let the U.N. die

Conspiracies & Cover-ups: More than 20 leading American scientific journals have made a pact to censor articles that they believe could compromise national security, regardless of their scientific merit. Some prominent scientists called the policy a significant step in the wrong direction

Conspiracies & Cover-ups: NASA and the Masada Complex. Somewhere along the way the esprit of intrepid inquiry and courageous daring has been transfigured into a perverse adoration of science and technology. Progress has been carved in an image that invention is admirable and advances in capabilities are virtuous. Associating achievements in technology as inherently noble is idiocy. The intrinsic nature of a body of knowledge that explains the working of the universe is neutral, in its own essence. The applications used by man to employ that science to build systems of technical potential to direct capacities over human influence - contains the moral or immoral element. NASA claims to be on a mission of applied science. Since it is a creature of government design, its ‘applied agenda’ is steered to fulfill political objectives

Conspiracies & Cover-ups: TWA 800 - How The New York Times Blew Its Biggest Story

Conspiracies & Cover-ups: Amphibian man to declares war. At the time when boys read the fantastic novel by Alexander Belyayev The Amphibian Man and dreamt of conquering the sea deeps, military men were getting ready for large-scale underwater wars. American Francis Faleychick was the first amphibian man; a special operation was performed on him. However, further fate of the experiment became a secret of the US Navy department. There were several other unique scientific developments that could have provided humanity with access to the underwater world long ago
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Mind Control: A technique called 'brain fingerprinting', which seeks to probe whether a suspect has specific knowledge of a crime, could become a powerful weapon in national security, its inventor believes

Mind Control: A human finger that knows it all. Unique conscience control device was invented in St.Petersburg

Rumors of Wars: The UK, US and Spain are out on a limb following the report by UN Chief Weapons Inspector, Hans Blix, to the United Nations in New York on Friday. Mr Blix concluded that there was no proof that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction but that the possibility could not be ruled out either. "So far Unmovic has not found any such weapons," he said

Rumors of Wars: Following a United Nations deliberation during which the differences of opinion between the United States and European countries regarding using force in Iraq was displayed, U.S. Secretary Colin Powell said Friday that he would return to Washington and consult with President George W. Bush and others and make a decision "in the not too distant future" on a new resolution on Iraq. Later, in an interview with CNN, he said the Iraq issue would be decided within "weeks"

Rumors of Wars: What are Russia, China Expecting? With the world's attention focused on the impending war in Iraq, the international media have overlooked interesting war and emergency preparations in both China and Russia

Rumors of Wars: Iraq's Got Secret Arms, Plans To Use 'em On Us. Facing certain defeat, Baghdad will have nothing to lose

Rumors of Wars: U.S. intelligence agencies say Osama bin Laden's oldest son, Sad, is in Iran along with other senior al Qaeda terrorists, as Iranian military forces have been placed on their highest state of alert in anticipation of a U.S. attack on Iraq

Rumors of Wars: A bare two days after the latest audio tape attributed to Osama bin Laden was aired, al Qaeda has spoken again, refusing to leave the stage to Washington’s comments and the guesswork surrounding the high terror alert declared in the United States, Britain, Saudi Arabia and Israel. Normally, months go by between al Qaeda statements. Not this time

Rumors of Wars: Aides to the Iraqi leadership appear edgy and could begin to flee Baghdad over the next few weeks, opposition sources said

Rumors of Wars: The Iraqi deputy prime minister, Tariq Aziz, warned European countries today not to join or support an American-led military strike against his country, saying that it would be seen as a crusade against Muslims and have bitter consequences. Mr. Aziz's visit with the pope earlier in the day was clearly part of the Iraqi effort, drawing attention to the Vatican's frequently articulated opposition to war in Iraq under current circumstances. So was his lengthy, wide-ranging news conference, during which he took more than a dozen questions from reporters from as many countries. He refused, however, to answer a question from a reporter for an Israeli news organization, saying he had no intention of talking to the Israeli press

Rumors of Wars: The United States has decided to expel an Iraqi journalist working at the United Nations in New York. Mohamad Hassan Alawi, who reports for the Iraqi News Agency (INA), has been given 15 days to leave the country. US officials accuse the 38-year-old journalist of activities "harmful to US national security", but have given no details of what these activities might be

Rumors of Wars: North Korea Confident of Victory Over U.S. in Nuclear Standoff

Rumors of Wars: Taiwan Defense Minister Tang Yao-ming said the military had been put on a state of alert for fear China could take advantage of a war in Iraq to launch an invasion of the island

Rumors of Wars: China expands naval power. Taipei alarmed, calls move a threat

Rumors of Wars: Saudi Arabia has confirmed that Western military troops will leave the kingdom later this year

Rumors of Wars: Turkey has threatened to delay a decision for the deployment of U.S. troops in preparation for the war against Iraq

Rumors of Wars: NATO to start work to protect Turkey on Monday after 13-hour debate on crisis

Society in Turmoil: Tens of thousands of antiwar protesters have hit the streets in Asia, with many more expected to turn out across the globe to voice their opposition to a military conflict in Iraq. The southern Australian city of Melbourne kicked off the global series of weekend demonstrations that will eventually spread to 600 towns and cities stretching from Antarctica to Reykjavik, Iceland

Attention!: More than 3 1/2 million people could be killed by a terrorist attack on a British nuclear plant, concludes a series of three reports so alarming that even Greenpeace – which commissioned them – is unwilling to publish them. Britain's nuclear plants are "almost totally ill-prepared" for an airborne terrorist attack

Violence & Cruelty: Venezuelan charged in London for carrying live hand-grenade at airport. A man arrested for carrying a live hand-grenade at London's Gatwick airport appeared in court Monday charged with terrorism offenses. Hasil Mohammed Rahaham-Alan [ A Venezualan with this name? Only if a Muslim ], 37, appeared at Bow Street Magistrates Court charged with possession of an explosive, possession of an article for terrorist purposes, and carrying a dangerous item on a flight [ Tyrant Hugo Chavez' Venezuela is a Communist country allied with terrorist Cuban tyrant Fidel Castro and Muslim terrorists in the Middle East ]

Violence & Cruelty: A disturbance at a crowded Chicago night club early Monday sent people rushing for the exits in a scramble that left at least 14 dead, police said

Attention!: The 2001 census results have revealed that 390,000 people in the UK gave their religion as Jedi

Somewhat suspicious: China has been training 14 fighter pilots to be astronauts and this autumn will become the world's third nation to blast people into space

Conspiracies & Cover-ups: A scientific adviser to the United States government has suggested that secrecy might be the best option if scientists were ever to discover that a giant asteroid was on course to collide with Earth
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Just Interesting: Deep Impact. It came, it seems, from outer space - and it did so quickly. On the morning of October 22, 1993, local time, the visitor hit the top of the atmosphere over Ellsworth Land in Antarctica. It pierced the sky in a flash of light, moving a hundred times faster than a meteor, passing from the thinnest air and into the ice in a fraction of a second. It cut through the rock below with equal ease, flying through the solid earth in a northeasterly direction. In less than 20 seconds, it had crossed the South Atlantic, deep beneath the ocean floor. When it passed below the southern tip of Africa, it was more or less halfway between Cape Town and the center of Earth

Archeology News: A Scottish team discovered a lost city under the sand at Saqqara, Egypt

Archeology News: One of the ancient mysteries of the south Atlantic coast, huge oyster shell rings, might be more than just the leftovers of prehistoric fish camps. A leading archaeologist studying rings claims new discoveries on private land in Edisto suggest the 6,000-year-old rings were ceremonial sites. The claim rubs right at the nub of the biggest controversy over the rings, whether the wide-as-a-house, taller-than-a-person enclosures were erected purposefully or simply built up over time from discards

Weird But True: Blindfold's No Problem for All-Seeing Student. Natalia Lulova can read a newspaper, name the color of a piece of paper, or watch TV - blindfolded. And she's trying to beat Randi's $1,000,000 challenge

Just Interesting: When Mattie Owens died last week, she may have been the oldest person in the world. Just how old is a mystery, but she may have been 119

Just Interesting: An infertile lioness with a strong maternal instinct has tried to adopt a baby antelope, only to watch it die like several others she has snatched. The lioness grabbed the new-born impala calf from its mother in Kenya's Samburu national reserve Saturday, but instead of eating it, began licking its coat like one of her own

Posted: Wednesday, February 19th, 2003

Tragic Events: Some 120 people have been killed and many others injured in a fire on an underground train in the South Korean city of Daegu. Authorities say firefighters have reached two burnt-out carriages of the train containing the remains of about 70 people, which is in addition to the 50 or so bodies already recovered. In addition to those confirmed dead, between 70 and 100 people are reported to be missing and more than 100 people have been injured, officials said. Thick black smoke and the toxic fumes of burning plastic confronted thousands of rescuers who rushed to the scene

Signs in Nature: 37 Deaths Blamed on Eastern Blizzard. Snowplow crews struggled to clear roads and airport runways in the Northeast for millions of commuters and other travelers Tuesday after one of the worst storms in decades buried in the region in 2 to 4 feet of snow. For the region as a whole, it was the worst snowstorm since the blizzard of 1996, when at least 80 deaths were blamed on the weather. Boston picked up a record 27.5 inches, the largest accumulation since record-keeping started in 1892, but without the heavy drifting and coastal flooding of the devastating Blizzard of '78

Signs in Nature: Snowstorm may be among top five of all time

Signs of Earthquakes: A magnitude 5.9 earthquake shook Japan's northern island of Hokkaido on Wednesday, but it was centered deep underground and there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage. The quake was felt in several cities on Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan's four main islands

Signs of Plagues: Congo Ebola outbreak confirmed. The government of Congo-Brazzaville has now confirmed that it is the deadly Ebola virus which has claimed the lives of 64 people, in the north of the country near the border with Gabon

Signs of Plagues: There are fears that birds could spread the deadly Ebola virus. The shell of the human pathogen is similar to viruses that attack birds, suggesting it could have jumped from birds to humans

Deadly Pollution: Neglected pipes blamed for sewage flow onto TA beaches. After almost three million cubic meters of sewage have flooded the Tel Aviv coastline in recent weeks, the flow is finally supposed to stop on Friday. The sewage comes from two treatment plants in the area and is directed to the sea through emergency pipes

Increased Knowledge: New Technology Sees Through Objects. Researchers in Europe have made advances with a new technology that could one day be used to detect explosives or biological weapons in parcels, locate cancers beneath the skin, reveal the state of wounds beneath dressings and see through fog. As part of an effort sponsored by the European Space Agency , which works to bring the continent up to speed in outer-space research by coordinating multinational projects, scientists were able to take the first "photographs"" using terahertz radiation. Researchers with the StarTiger project released on Tuesday images of a human hand taken through a 15 millimeter stack of paper, as well as pictures taken of the human body through clothing. Terahertz radiation lies on the boundary between radio and light waves and is far more difficult to detect and analyze than either. But it's of huge interest for use in medicine, security, communications and the environment

Increased Knowledge: Scientists to uncover mysteries of massive underwater canyons. Scientists are about to discover some of the secrets they believe lay thousands of metres below sea level in an underwater canyon system

Attention!: Exclusive and devastating response from one of the experiencers who participated in the study to a copy of the February 17, 2003 BBC article on a research study by Richard McNally of the Harvard Medical School testifying that alien 'abductees' show real and common symptoms. The study did not prove at all that alien encounters were fantasy, on the contrary, it proved that the physiological response was as authentic as the response from any reality known to be true, but its deceptive conclusion - here proven totally wrong - have been heralded all over by the no less deceptive media [ Here you will read first the interesting report and totally dumb conclussion of the closed-minded scientist who conducted the study; and then the very intelligent rebuttal of the study participant, who brilliantly destroys his conclussions showing a vast more advance respect for serious inquiry than this so-called scientist ]
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UFOs: UFo Roundup - Volume 8 - Number 7 - February 12, 2003

Raising Antichristianity: Bible Verses Regarded as Hate Literature. Certain passages of the Bible can be construed as hate literature if placed in a particular context, according to a Canadian provincial court

Attention!: Bill Clinton, Next U.N. chief? The former president is being eyed to replace the also evil Kofi Annan [ This is mighty scary. Do you know that the value of his name equals 666 in both Hebrew and Greek? I do not know of any other case like that in history. Also he was the enactor of the 7 year "peace plan" called the Oslo Accord, which went from exactly Rosh HaShanah 1993 to exactly Rosh HaShanah 2000; and which is - most probably - the one that the Bible says will be enforced by the Antichrist. Even, "nobody" knows who his father is. I do not know if he is the Antichrist, but he certainly is a serious contender for the satanic post. If he takes over the UN... watch out! ]
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Illuminatis: President Bush, often portrayed by the media as using a strict good-and-evil compass to navigate national issues, has always peppered his speeches with exhortations to moral and civic duty. With war, tragedy and terrorism confronting him now, his allusions to spirituality and morality seem to be increasing [ Of course, elections are getting near and again he repeats what gave him the vote of many Christians gullible enough as to accept the word of a Skull & Bones secret society member politician, who remembers to mention God, the Almighty, the Creator, etc. in such times but who forgets to mention that His real name is Jesus Christ, and who proclaims the "wonders" of evil Islam when not so close to the elections. Did Christians forget that there was such a guy as Judas among the disciples of the Lord? No wonder He said: "My people perish for lack of wisdom" ]

Preparing the End: CNN leaves 750 words out of Blix transcript. How in the world do you trust a 'news' organization like CNN, when they offer what purports to be a full transcript of Hans Blix' address to the UN Security Council but they leave out nearly 800 words?

Preparing the End: Fox News Promoting the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)

NWO News: On the road toward tyranny. The Secret Patriot Act II destroys what is left of American liberty. A Brief analysis of the Domestic Security Enhancement Act 2003, also known as Patriot Act II

NWO News: The reproduction of Picasso's famous antiwar mural, 'Guernica', hanging at the entrance to the U.N. Security Council, has been censored

NWO News: President Bush said yesterday that a wave of global anti-war protests would not cause him to back away from his vow to use force to disarm Iraq [ Dictators never listen to people. Do they? ]

NWO News: Tony Blair is to have a private audience with the Pope on Saturday, Downing Street sources have confirmed. The meeting comes as the Vatican steps up a high-level campaign to prevent a war against Iraq

NWO News: Canada toughened its line on the Iraq crisis on Tuesday, saying it had no intention of contributing to a possible U.S.-led attack that had not been blessed by the United Nations Security Council

NWO News: Chirac Attacks "Irresponsible" Candidate Countries. In an extraordinary outburst on Monday French president Jacques Chirac attacked candidate country behaviour for being "irresponsible" towards Iraq. Speaking of the ten countries which signed a letter supporting American policy towards Iraq, Mr Chirac said their gesture showed a lack of consideration towards the EU

NWO News: 'New Europe' Backs EU on Iraq. Thirteen EU candidate countries endorsed on Tuesday a declaration by existing members warning Iraq that it had one last chance to disarm. But a number of Eastern and Central European states hit back furiously at French President Jacques Chirac who condemned them on Monday for their pro-US stance. A Czech minister said France appeared to be bullying the candidate countries, while Romanian President Ion Iliescu said the French president's remarks were "inappropriate". Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Adam Rotfeld said: "Poland... also has a right to decide what is in its own good, and France should in its turn consider it with respect" [ What Eastern Europeans do not know is that they are finally being conquered by their Western European neighbours who have always looked down on them as their inferior - and all that without a shot fired. Wonders of the New World Order ]

Commentary: With Friends Like These... We all know that old saying: "With friends like these, who needs enemies?" The American President George Bush, Jr. and all Americans have been hit full in the face with the perfidy of "good-times" allies. Secretary of State Colin Powell and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld reminded the United Nations, especially France, Germany, Belgium and Russia, that it was America who saved them all at a huge cost in American men and resources. All seem to have forgotten the Marshall Plan that rebuilt their destroyed cities and the economies in all of Europe [ This is proof positive that the American blood and most money should be saved to defend and help our own territory and citizens and not any stranger. The European ingratitude is not only historical - it is proverbial. Without America's help there would not be any Europe as we speak, because in their own darkness they would had self destroyed in the 20th Century ]

Commentary: What is Europe?

Rumors of Wars: Germany sold eight mobile laboratories to Iraq in the 1980s, reports the German-language New Zurich Newspaper. According to a story in the Swiss paper yesterday, Iraq received the facilities for the purpose of producing biological and chemical weapons. Development expert Hans Branscheidt claims he personally saw the vehicles in action on several occasions in 1988

Rumors of Wars: Muslim Arab Leaders Back Saddam. Wrapping up an emergency summit in Cairo, Arab foreign ministers issued a resolution yesterday rejecting war against Iraq and urging Muslim Arabs abstain from supporting any such aggression. The Muslim Arab League statement reaffirmed, "the commitment of the Muslim Arab states to maintain the security and safety of Iraq and Kuwait," and called aggression against either a ""threat to the national security of all Muslim Arab states" [ What they really want is a Muslim inmunity for evil ]

Rumors of Wars: The muddle and uncertainty that have in the last three days confused perceptions surrounding the Iraq War in European and Middle East capitals are making way for some clarity. The pendulum can now be clearly seen to be veering towards "on" rather than "off". It is also possible to discern which reports swirling around the airwaves were designed to mislead. Despite reports to the contrary, President George W. Bush has finally resolved to launch military action against Iraq on schedule

Rumors of Wars: The commander of coalition forces in Kuwait said Tuesday more than 100,000 U.S. troops are in the country ready to launch an attack if one is ordered against Iraq

Rumors of Wars: The Defense Department has activated more than 20,000 more Army troops to be sent to the Persian Gulf as the U.S. military buildup in the region continues

Rumors of Wars: About 400 members of the S.C. Air National Guard and their fighter jets were ordered Tuesday to the Persian Gulf as the United States readies for a possible war with Iraq

Rumors of Wars: Three Mystery Ships are Tracked Over Suspected 'Weapons' Cargo. Three giant cargo ships are being tracked by US and British intelligence on suspicion that they might be carrying Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. Each with a deadweight of 35,000 to 40,000 tonnes, the ships have been sailing around the world's oceans for the past three months while maintaining radio silence in clear violation of international maritime law, say authoritative shipping industry sources. The vessels left port in late November, just a few days after UN weapons inspectors led by Hans Blix began their search for the alleged Iraqi arsenal on their return to the country

Rumors of Wars: Iranian-backed Iraqi opposition forces have crossed into northern Iraq from Iran with the aim of securing the frontier in the event of war, according to senior Iranian officials. The forces, numbering up to 5,000 troops, with some heavy equipment, are nominally under the command of Ayatollah Mohammad Baqir al-Hakim, a prominent Iraqi Shia Muslim opposition leader who has been based in Iran since 1980 and lives in Tehran

Rumors of Wars: The Turkish president has said his country will allow US soldiers to be deployed on its territory only if the United Nations passes a second resolution authorising the use of force against Iraq

Rumors of Wars: U-2 Surveillance Begins Over Iraq. An American U-2 spy plane made its first flight Monday in support of U.N. weapons inspectors, U.S. and Iraqi officials said - meeting a key U.N. demand in the search for possible weapons of mass destruction. Foreign Ministry officials in Baghdad said the aircraft was operating Monday over Iraq, which agreed last week to allow the surveillance flights. Officials at the Pentagon confirmed that a U-2 flight took place Monday

Just Interesting: Fearing a possible coup to his dictatorship in Baghdad, Saddam Hussein has reportedly placed his defense minister, a close relative, under house arrest. Britain's Guardian newspaper cites reports from opposition newspapers in Iraq, claiming that the head of the Iraqi military, Lt. Gen. Sultan Hashim Ahmad al-Jabburi Tai, was now effectively a prisoner in his home

Rumors of Wars: North Korea threatened on Tuesday to pull out of the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War, accusing the United States of planning a naval blockade to prepare for a preemptive attack. The 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty, leaving the peninsula still technically in a state of war. The frontier is the world's most heavily armed with most of the nearly 2 million troops of both sides deployed near the border, including 37,000 Americans stationed in the South. The North has long been undermining the armistice, calling it a "useless scrap of paper." It has refused to participate in armistice commission talks
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Rumors of Wars: The North Korean ship that last year delivered Scud missiles to Yemen transferred a large shipment of chemical weapons material from Germany to North Korea recently

Rumors of Wars: The Bush administration is planning a secret meeting in August to discuss the construction of a new generation of nuclear weapons, including 'mini-nukes', 'bunker-busters' and neutron bombs designed to destroy chemical or biological agents, according to a leaked Pentagon document

Violence & Cruelty: A teenage girl, shot and killed by federal drug agents, was a victim of excessive force from law officers who were investigating her father

End Times Society: Russia on the Edge of Unemployment Disaster. Its government presents joyful reports, although the situation gets critical

End Times Society: Credit Card Hack Attack - 8 Million Accounts at Risk! A massive computer hack this month was more serious than previously announced, with up to 8 million customer accounts viewed by an unauthorized intruder. The hacker was able to breach security for credit card giants such as MasterCard, Visa and American Express. Yesterday, both Visa and MasterCard had said the hacker could look at as many as 2.2 million accounts after getting into the security system of a firm that handles transactions for merchants. But the figure was raised today after further investigation

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': A Massachusetts minister has told his congregation that he will refuse to sign the marriage licenses of couples he marries until the state approves same-sex marriage. is the pastor of First Church Unitarian in Boston, which is part of the Unitarian Universalist cult

Toward the 'Great Apostasy': Hundreds of people have flocked to a church in Bangladesh to witness the "miracle" of tears rolling down the cheeks of a statue of the Virgin Mary

Tragic Events: Investigators say melted aluminum, door may hold clues to Columbia break up

Apologetics: Ancient DNA in skeletons has a tendency to show damage in a particular region, resulting in misleading genetic data and mistaken conclusions about the origin of the skeleton

Apologetics: All is not as it seems in the murky world of animal sexuality, say scientists who doubt the theory postulated by Charles Darwin to explain extravagant male ornamentssuch as the peacock's tail. A study of Japanese macaques in the wild has found that rather than there being strict competition between males for access to females, a vital aspect of Darwin's theory of sexual selection, females vie with males for a female lover

Apologetics: The study of the lineage of Ghengis Khan is the first documented case when human culture has caused a single genetic lineage to increase to such an enormous extent (16 million descendants!) in just a few hundred years [ If the world was inhabited for so many thousands of years as dogmatic Darwininas try to make us believe, the whole planet would be covered by humans, not to mention other animals ]

Just Interesting: Theory from 18th century is new force in computing. Thomas Bayes, one of the leading mathematical lights in computing today, differs from most of his colleagues: He has argued that the existence of God can be derived from equations, his most important paper was published by someone else, and he's been dead for 241 years. Despite all that, the 18th century clergyman's theories on probability have become a major part of the mathematical foundations of application development

Just Interesting: The study of feelings, once the province of psychology, is now spreading to history, literature, and other fields [ Here you will find an interesting discussion on the Greek word "orge" translated in the New Testament as "wrath" - a word exclusively applied to God toward non-believers, never toward his children for whom it uses the word "thumos" meaning anger. It is good to know that God may feel angry at us but that we are never objets of his Wrath ]

Just Interesting: The concept of extra dimensions, dismissed as nonsense even by one of its earliest proponents nearly nine decades ago, may soon help solve seemingly unrelated problems in particle physics, cosmology and gravitational physics [ How interesting that the Bible has talked about extradimensional environments like Heavens and Hell, but the dogmatism of patheitc Darwinian scientists does not allow them to see it ]

Correcting History: Far from the Hollywood image of a grubby desperado fighting for his life in a lawless arena of horror, the real-life Roman gladiator was a highly trained and pampered professional - rich, famous and pursued by groupies

Just Interesting: Indonesia Uncovers 1,000 More Islands. Satellite imagery shows 18,000, not the 17,000 previously thought to exist

Just Interesting: The mystery of the Labyrinth

Posted: Friday, February 21st. 2003

Attention!: Children and Woman May Not Survive Next 5 Years In Somalia

Signs of Plagues: New HIV Vaccine Trials Begin In East Africa. Researchers in East Africa are hopeful that a series of HIV vaccine clinical trials currently being conducted here eventually may offer good news for millions of Africans at risk of infection with the AIDS virus

Signs of Plagues: Estimated 1 in 5 South Africans infected with HIV. An Icon of Theater Says He's Positive

Signs of Famines: IMF/World Bank policies pave way for continuing famine in Africa despite of the fact that the World Food Programme (WFP) estimates that more than 38 million people in over 25 countries across the African continent are in need of food assistance

Signs in Nature: Coal burning deep underground in China, India and Indonesia is threatening the environment and human life, geologists have warned

Signs in Nature: Methane on ice. A nasty climatic surprise in store? Vast stockpiles of frozen methane on the seafloor are more unstable than previously thought, and their sudden release may have been linked to global warming in the past

Signs in the Cosmos: Astronauts onboard the ISS have been observing electric blue "noctilucent" clouds from Earth-orbit

Signs in the Cosmos: Comet returns after 37,000 years. A recently-discovered comet makes its closest approach to the Sun spectacular photograph

Increased Knowledge: The Hubble Space Telescope snaps a spectacular picture of the coolest place in space, the Boomerang Nebula

Increased Knowledge: Berkeley Scientists Create First 3-D Map Of Protein Universe

UFOs: The appearance of a UFO in the sky above Kingsgate Retail Park last week caused spooked drivers to bump their cars

UFOs: The Anglo-Scottish UFO Research Agency wants to track down anyone who witnessed a strange shape in the sky above Airdrie last June

UFOs: Filer's Files #8

UFOs: UFO Roundup - Volume 8 - Number 8

Witchcraft & Satanism: Man Blames 'Nightmares' in Stabbing Attack Milwaukee. Erin M. Cottrell insists he still can't remember nearly killing his wife, but he told a jury that the attack occurred when he was trapped in a five-hour series of 'horrible' nightmares

Roaring Demons: Film students filming in a cemetery in Chile claim they have caught the image of a ghost. The images were broadcast by the state Chilean TV and experts who have studied them concluded the images have not been tampered with

Tragic Events: At least 54 dead in a Providence, Rhode Island night club firen. A fast-moving fire - ignited by an indoor pyrotechnics display during a rock concert. At least 168 people were injured in the fire and taken to nearby hospitals, according to hospital officials. Several were flown to the nearest burn centers in Massachusetts

Tragic Events: An explosion rocked an oil refinery on the edge of Staten Island, sending black smoke and flames hundreds of feet into the air

Persecution of Christians: A federal appeals court backs up government school officials who ordered a student to strike religious passages from his graduation speech

NWO News: The New World Order and Iraq. Towards World Empire or World Government?

NWO News: Patriot Act, the sequel. The draft legislation of Patriot Act II would reduce judicial oversight of surveillance, authorize secret arrests, create new death penalties and allow the government to revoke the citizenship of any American who is a member of - or gives material support to - a group designated as a "terrorist organization" by Ashcroft. Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., warned that Patriot Act II amounts to "little more than the institution of a police state"

NWO News: Deepening on the Patriot Act II, also called the 'Domestic Security Enhancement Act of 2003'

NWO News: Over 1000 amendments for the first 16 articles of the future EU constitutional Treaty have been received by the Convention's steering committee, the presidium. Delegates are continuing to submit proposals for changes even after the deadline of last Monday evening. This inundation raises questions about the way the on-going work in the Convention. Depending on the plenary's debate next week, the presidium "may suggest that the body meets more often," said a presidium member

NWO News: European Commission President Romano Prodi and Russia's President Vladimir Putin held talks last night in Kremlin over Iraq, an upcoming Russia-EU summit in St. Petersburg and a possible visa-free agreement between Russia and the EU

NWO News: France found itself in the midst of controversy once again on Friday after Paris hosted the visit of Zimbabwe tyrant Robert Mugabe - despite European Union sanctions against the African dictator

NWO News: So-called "Non-Aligned" Nations Line Up Against US Policies. Pacific Rim Bureau (CNSNews.com) - Representatives of the world's developing nations are gathering in Malaysia for a summit that is expected to attack U.S. policies in the Middle East and Asia. The Iraq crisis is expected to dominate the meeting

NWO News: In our effort not to profile or offend anyone, our security measures are getting stupider by the moment

NWO News: When, How And Why Did Blair Decide Iraq Was A 'Threat'? Below we present an analysis detailing the development of Tony Blair's stance on Iraq

Secret Societies: The nation’s oldest secret society, the Freemasons, is going public after more than two centuries, and some of its more traditionalist members are shaking in their sheepskins. Faced with a dwindling membership, the society — whose past members include 28 of the 40 signers of the Constitution — decided to relax admission standards

Rumors of Wars: Castro's Cuban communist agents have increased harassment of U.S. diplomats in recent months in a campaign that includes house break-ins, vandalism and crude acts of intimidation

Rumors of Wars: Inspectors Call U.S. Tips 'Garbage'. While diplomatic maneuvering continues over Turkish bases and a new United Nations resolution, inside Iraq, U.N. arms inspectors are privately complaining about the quality of U.S. intelligence and accusing the United States of sending them on wild-goose chases

Rumors of Wars: The secret Saudi plan. The evil Prince of Saudi Arabia has recently transmitted a secret proposal to the Bush administration, using one of his own sons, Prince Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah as an emissary, rather than officials from the Saudi Embassy in Washington. The Saudis are proposing that after Saddam Hussein's fall, Saudi Arabia should lead a coalition of Islamic nations to occupy Iraq while a transitional Iraqi government is established, with Turkey playing the leading role in the Islamic force

Rumors of Wars: In addition to the money factor, Washington and Ankara also disagree on the question of what will happen in Iraq. Turkey has said that it will not place its forces under American command, something the United States is demanding out of concern that Turkey may try to conquer parts of northern Iraq or conduct an independent military maneuver against the Kurds to prevent the establishment of an independent Kurdish state

Rumors of Wars: NATO orders AWACS to Turkey to defend against possible Iraq attack

Rumors of Wars: The U.S. military is preparing to revise its war plans unless Turkey approves the immediate deployment of up to 40,000 American combat troops by the weekend

Rumors of Wars: In an apparent effort to enrich the regime of Saddam Hussein, Iraq has resorted to illegally sending large shipments of oil through a port called Khor al Amaya in recent days

Rumors of Wars: American and British military forces are reluctant to stop and search giant cargo ships on suspicion that they might be carrying Iraqi weapons of mass destruction

Rumors of Wars: With around 30 Western volunteer "human shields" now in Baghdad and more on their way, Pentagon officials Wednesday warned that any Iraqi military personnel who put those civilians at risk would be violating international law and could face war crimes charges

Rumors of Wars: Is Water Saddam's Secret Weapon? Saddam Hussein may be planning to use the earth's life-giving resource – water – as a tool of death in defending Iraq against a potential U.S. attack, blowing up key dams near Baghdad to send a rush of water southward

Rumors of Wars: 'Ready Campaign' Unveiled. The Homeland Security Department unveiled a major new advertising campaign yesterday that uses television, radio, newspapers and billboards to urge Americans to prepare for possible terrorist attacks and educate themselves about the differences between chemical, biological and nuclear weapons

Rumors of Wars: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld Wednesday outlined three scenarios that could avert a war against Iraq: Saddam Hussein leaves voluntarily and is followed by new leadership that abides by international law; Saddam leaves involuntarily; or Saddam adheres to U.N. resolutions

Rumors of Wars: North Korean Fighter Sparks Alert. South Korea scrambled two fighter jets and readied anti-aircraft missile batteries after a North Korean MiG fighter briefly intruded into its airspace

Rumors of Wars: On the day Pentagon officials announced the U.S. will send nearly 2,000 troops to the Philippines to fight Muslim extremists in the southern part of the country, the Islamic terrorist group Abu Sayyaf said it was preparing a "welcome party" for American soldiers

Rumors of Wars: The Philippine army said Thursday a Muslim rebel was killed while planting a bomb in a crowded market after guerrillas killed 14 villagers in another area of the southern island of Mindanao

Science for Evil: The US Air Force is examining the feasibility of a nuclear-powered version of an unmanned aircraft

Violence & Cruelty: Terror Fears in Utah. Police and FBI officials are patrolling a remote area of southeastern Utah after reports an oil company employee was attacked by armed men who asked questions about the oilfield's operations and appeared to be Middle Eastern

Violence & Cruelty: The leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, who was among eight people indicted on U.S. terrorism charges, denied terrorist links and blamed Israel's supporters for a campaign against his group [ Oh, Muslim terrorists are so innocent! This article proves the the University of Florida has been - and maybe still is - a hotbed of Muslim terrorists. What's going on there? ]

Violence & Cruelty: A Cuban court has sentenced two supporters of the pro-democracy Varela Project to 18 months in prison for contempt and resisting arrest, organizers of the reform movement said. Jesus Mustafa Felipe, 58, and Robert Montero, 32, were sentenced Tuesday by a provincial court in the eastern city of Palma Soriano, said a statement by the Christian Liberation Movement, whose founder is a top Varela Project organizer

End Times Society: The willful destruction of the 2nd largest petroleum company in the world, Petroleos de Venezuela S.A. has been a work in progress ever since communist Hugo Chavez became President of Venezuela, in February 1999 [ This article proves beyond any shadow of a doubt how chaos is being coordinated by the leaders of the very countries where they take place ]

End Times Society: Retail gasoline prices in the United States have breached $2 a gallon in some major cities as domestic fuel supplies drop sharply and fears abound over potential war on oil supplier Iraq

End Times Society: A Framingham attorney was indicted Thursday on charges she embezzled about $160,000 from three clients, prosecutors said. Roberta Golden, 66, who practiced from home, was indicted on three counts of larceny over $250

Like in the 'Days of Noah': The English government urges under-16s to experiment with oral sex. A Government-backed course is encouraging pupils under 16 to experiment with oral sex, as part of a drive to cut rates of teenage pregnancy. Family campaigners believe that the course, called A Pause, is having the reverse effect by exciting the sexual interest of children

Like in the 'Days of Noah': A Houston teenager aborted her second-trimester fetus in a school restroom Wednesday after taking a pill last weekend in an effort to end her pregnancy

Attention!: What Must I Do To Be Saved? Since the evidence of genuine salvation is the presence of the Holy Spirit within the individual, how can this be verified? How can we be reasonably certain about ourselves, as well as others, without being guilty of judging?

Apologetics: A Device Allowing to See an Individual's Energy Field Invented. According to non-traditional medicine, human beings possess not only a physical body, but also an energy informational field, or an aura or a soul, which reflects all changes in human organism. It cannot be however perceived with usual senses [ The soul is the connection between the spirit and the body and it is affected by both. It is where the real mind (concious and subconcious radicates) as well as the emotions and the will ]

Just Interesting: Taking Photographs of the past is possible. A scientist from the Russian city of Voronezh invented a camera for that purpose

Tragic Events: NASA officials have made their Columbia case. The foam couldn't have caused that kind of damage; it wasn't ice or metal that flew off the fuel tank and the left wing was not breached. All that - and more - is back on the table and under the microscope, now that an investigation board is calling the shots. Even sabotage, a notion that is anathema to NASA, is not being ruled out for the flight that carried Israel's first astronaut, Ilan Ramon

Archeology News: Russian anthropologists succeeded in reconstructing the appearance of three pharaohs of the New Kingdom: Amenhotep III, Ramses I, and Merenptah

Archeology News: The Chinese have raised another army of remarkable dimensions - reason for antiquarian surmise, not alarm. The army is hundreds of foot-tall terra-cotta warriors, along with horses and chariots, that come from the depths of a tomb site

Archeology News: A hydroelectric dam proposed by Mexico's Federal Commission of Electricity (CFE) will flood an area of southeastern Mexico rich in Maya ruins and artifacts

Somewhat suspicious: Experimental implant under scalp zaps away headaches

Just Interesting: Great artists from Leonardo Da Vinci to Claude Monet understood nuances about how the human eye works that scientists are only now starting to explain

Posted: Monday, February 24, 2003

Just Interesting: Sir Isaac Newton, - the father of modern science - predicted that the world would end in the year 2060, according to theories uncovered by academics in Jerusalem. The prophecy has been unearthed from little-known handwritten manuscripts in a library. Newton, who was also a theologian and alchemist, predicted that the Second Coming of Christ would follow plagues and war and would precede a 1,000-year reign by the saints on earth - of which he would be one. He spent something like 50 years and wrote 4,500 pages trying to predict when the end of the world was coming. But until now it was not known that he ever wrote down a final figure. He was very reluctant to do so

Just Interesting: The end of the world is nigh, said the 17^th century scientist and theologian Sir Isaac Newton. The greatest scientist, predicted the date of the end of the world - and it is only 57 years away

Increased Knowledge: The Theory of Relativity Obsolete? A scientific study undertaken to determine how time is created reveals a blockbuster discovery. Contrary to historical and scientific belief, time is not a fundamental principle of the universe. Instead, time is found to be a function of motion - an illusion created by motion!

Increased Knowledge: Scientists are still trying to understand the forces within lightning and making many surprising discoveries in the process

Increased Knowledge: NASA Solves Half-Century Old Moon Mystery

Increased Knowledge: Coldest Spot in Cosmos Found

Increased Knowledge: US researchers have pinpointed differences in the way people withstand pain - both physical and emotional stress - to a gene which makes a protein important for brain chemistry. The gene makes catechol-O-methyl transferase (COMT), an enzyme vital for mopping up the dopamine brain chemical linked with sensing pain. People with a particularly active form of COMT were hardier, whereas people with a lazier form felt pain more acutely. Those with both forms of the gene, one from each parent, experienced intermediate pain, the researchers found

Increased Knowledge: Chinese scientists were recently the first in the world to discover two new mutational genes that are highly related to familial Parkinson's disease, a progressive chronic disorder of the central nervous system characterized by impaired muscular coordination and tremors

Increased Knowledge: U.S. Deep-Sea Expedition Probes Earth's Final Frontier

Signs of Earthquakes: 6.8 Earthquake in China - Over 150 Dead - Many Injured. At least 150 people are reported dead and many others injured after an earthquake hit China's north-western region of Xinjiang on Monday morning. The quake, which had an estimated magnitude of 6.8, struck 40 kilometres (24 miles) east of Jiashi city, near the border with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. More than 1,000 h

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