David Hatcher Childress - Moon Anomalies

I've playfully mocked David Hatcher Childress for his brilliant cartoon voice. If given the chance I'd write a character into Family Guy for him tomorrow. However he's one of the most accomplished researchers in my book and if you watch him regularly on the Ancient Aliens season he always manages to bring something to the table in the short bursts they give their experts unlike some of the more telegenic presenters who could be scripted or have swotted up ten minutes before hand (well that's the impression I get).

So this video caught my eye as it was done some time ago and I've never associated David with lunar anomalies but not only is his presentation seemingly ahead of the game to other researchers I've relied on to date but he nails the critical points that have led me to somewhat awkwardly conclude (not assert, conclude) that the Moon was consciously put into place at a very specific point of orbit around the planet Earth. I along with many many other people are a whole lot more sceptical than the gullible scientific materialists who accept blindly without question that the moon and the sun occupy the same proportionally sized real estate in the sky by coincidence. Furthermore nobody from the established science corner will take me on in a debate. Which is odd because all I know can be learned in half an hour.

Without even going into the numbers which drill down into the subject, or the unique motion for a moon which doesn't rotate but faces the planet from the same side like a giant CCTV camera keeping a perma-eye on things, I don't buy NASA or Wired Magazine's explanation that it's a coincidence. 

P.W. Bridgeman describes a coincidence as what you have left over from a bad theory.

Most people get a little confused about the moon landing debate so allow me to briefly complexify that discussion in order to clear it up. The landings both happened and were filmed separately for reasons I can only guess at. But film it separately they did. More posts on that over here.

Culture & Ideology Are Not Your Friends

There are a number of shorter Terence McKenna clips condensing this theme but I don't think there's any substitution for listening to one of Terence's finest think pieces on the subject of culture and ideology, which just like nationalism, flag waving and patriotism are the most urgently needed legacies of the nation state era that we need to dispense with. 

I say it again. People who wave flags (metaphorically or literally) are dangerously misinformed. Those ideas belong to the 18th century and are part of the problem instead of a global solution we most urgently need.

Military Underground Bases Can Build A Microwave Oven From Scratch

Richard Sauder (PhD) is the world's leading civilian expert on how much money has been funnelled from the US tax payer into black-project secret underground and underwater bases. He took a methodical and forensic approach to the topic working on the premise that a paper trail must exist, in order to build state of the art facilities that are as large as mini-cities below the earth's surface. 

In this interview he is given an hour or so more than usual to elaborate on why he wrote his seminal book and what he discovered. It's the little details that always turn me on like an obvious with hindsight snippet of information that these self sustaining bases have all the durables and equipment needed to sustain breakaway govcorp life for years if not decades. Richard points out that means making every single tiny screw needed to produce say a microwave for example, as he was reliably informed.

The  testimonial and geological evidence that a couple of those bases were taken out recently is adding more sauce to the story. I don't want to know what kind of genetic experiments are been undertaken in some of these bases on top of the published human animal hybrid experiments done so far, but you know it's going to be sickening when the truth comes out.

The Beatles - Anthology

I had the good fortune to read the book The Beatles Anthology when it came out in  October 2000. It's not the sort of thing I was into buying at that time but as I was living with a friend (who saw them play at Shea Stadium) I read his copy and learned all the sorts of details that really only come out with a lively and well produced authorised version. This is a rare combination as the temptation to varnish over the past is too overwhelming for most music legends. I'd read Albert Goldman's Lives of John Lennon many years before that and I reckon I'd be interested in reading more about George Harrison as I found him the most interesting Beatle so any book recommendations appreciated.

I downloaded the 8 Anthology DVD's off the net earlier this year, and a few weeks back watched the entire collection over a couple of days. It was most enjoyable. If you're ever feeling a bit gloomy (and not allergic to the fab four) even the weakest fan should find this DVD set a rich and satisfying (sound like gravy advert don't I?) way to spend some time. I'm massively aware that some of the early tunes must have permeated my mother's womb and that even earlier hits by them were probably playing an awful lot during her pregnancy. They're part of my very fabric and it was most satisfying for a person who really doesn't get that sentimental about much British stuff per se. One of those little nuggets I discovered in the DVD's was that Magical Mystery Tour was well appreciated on a Filmic Expression course taken by George Lucas at film school. It nose dived when it came out with the British public, as it was broadcast in black and white and I guess needs to be appreciated in colour, so I'm looking forward to checking out their films too, which to date I'd always filed under fun but no more important than say pop merchandise.


While searching a clip for this post I uncovered the special features Anthology DVD is on Youtube so there's another hour of Beatles rarity lined up for me. Result.

Faster Than The Speed Of Light Neutrinos? What A Yawn

The recent news that neutrinos may travel faster than the speed of light smacks of science propaganda softening up the gullible public for free energy solutions that have been suppressed for at least decades. The same people who think this can't be true still drool over century old combustion engines, 1940's fossil fuel rocket technology and 19th century technology for electromagnetic frequency iPhones. 

It's a farce. 

The interview above with Dr. Steven Greer is about as authoritive a contemporary interview one can find on the topic though there are whistle blower from interviews available too. Naturally these wont be appearing or pursued on corporate media apertures any time soon so here's Stan Deyo on the facts of life.

The recent revelation that more planets than ever are likely to be inhabitable supports my assertion that we're being softened up for the news compounding each week that we have never been alone, and that inter stellar travel is the technological hygiene of a universe which is abundant with free energy.

Those oil wars are all the evidence the critically thinking person needs. There's no excuse for skipping on scrutiny.

Australia - The Movie

If I had a read a simple synopsis of Australia I'd probably never have watched it. Boy meets girl, pick up an orphan child along the way set to the Australian outback at the onset of the WWII. My memory is saying Thorn Birds revisited and that's so far off the charts of movie making I have time for I'm grateful I caught a one liner that it was the best movie of 2008. I'd never heard of it before as I was in Beijing at the time I guess.

Some people have a real aversion to Nicole Kidman but she's never let me down in a movie yet and to my mind is easily one of the most accomplished female actors on the planet, if we forgive her playing drunk instead of stoned in Eyes wide shut. Some people find her cold but I guess that's part of the appeal and without question her partnering up with Hugh Jackson in this movie is about as memorable (and humorous) a sexual match on the big screen as is possible. I don't usually like the themes of love and romance on the big screen outside of foreign language screenplays, so if I enjoyed it I can't imagine anyone else finding it overbearing.

The boy character of Nullah (Creamy) is exceptionally well played. Adding children to the mix is always high risk but there isn't a scene he detracts from. It's not just that he acts well, he nails/is the character of a half aboriginal half white boy under constant persecution from the authorities who it has to be highlighted only stopped the practice of separating children from their mothers in 1973 and belatedly received a useless apology in 2008. That apology is insufficient given the growing testimony of systematic child abuse that the Church exploits and rears their victims.

The aboriginal themes of magic and harmony with the land are well integrated in the movie and if that fails to overcome stereotypical expectations, I think the weaving of the second world war narrative is informative and taught me a few things that I hadn't really thought of before with respect to Australia, Japan and the British Empire during the war. I didn't know about the bombing of Darwin for example.

Directed by Baz Luhrman I think Australia is beautifully produced with very few over the top sentimental indulgences, or so few they don't matter.

Blade Runner - Phillip K. Dick

I watched Blade Runner for the first time last night as part of the 'movie classics I've managed to miss season' I'm going through. I understand now why it's a cult movie. Originally I was only curious about watching Science Fiction which is not my genre of movie making because I'm seriously interested in Phillip K. Dick's unique life which seems to have had a living (nightmare?) time-shift quality to it that reveals clues to questions I'm pursuing today. 


However the movie stand's up on it's own two feet as superb story telling, quality acting and outstanding dystopian scenery from not too far away for us now in 2011. The direction also feels like it inspired Wong Kar Wai's entire career to date. I've included the final deleted scene below because it's so extraordinarily close to the ending of Tron Legacy that I watched recently.

Soul Food Mahanakorn

It's really hard for me to get excited by Thai restaurants in Bangkok when the street food is so often tastier, more fun to eat and inexpensive. My palate is often more Thai than a lot of Bangkokians so the idea of enduring napkins, starched service and something more bland than my taste prefers isn't my first choice of eating environment. However about a year ago I started following Jarret Wrisley on Twitter and followed the ups and downs of establishing a business in this city for a while, as he wrote for the Atlantic before creating a bar restaurant on Thong Lor. I've now eaten there a few times and the food and atmosphere has been so exceptional that I'm going to say it's the only place I can authentically recommend if guests insist on Thai.

The menu at Soulfood Mahanakorn has a care and attention to it such that newcomers wont be stretched too far, and old hands wont be left unimpressed. That's quite an unusual harmonic to achieve with Thai food in Bangkok. I'll also add that the smoked ribs are the best local style ribs I've eaten. It's not far from the Sky Train station of Thong Lor. Here's a map.

R.E.M. - Rockpalast - October 2, 1985

R.E.M. have disbanded. It's my feeling they come from that great tradition of American music which tells the truth, is sympathetic to the down trodden and champions those without a voice. R.E.M. always did that and are a credit to their country. That's quite hard to achieve consistently over decades rather than years. It's authentic.

Vivienne Westwood - Red Label

The difference between scene and style. Aunty Viv still has it in spades all these years later.

The Impact Of HAARP

Dr Nick Begich is probably the most authoritive voice on HAARP or directed energy weapons I've come across yet. As this informative interview points out, there's very little point in a climate change debate if the ability to manipulate weather is not factored in. The playlist for this interview is here.

Terence McKenna - Hermeticism & Alchemy

Another terrific recording of Terence McKenna with long forays into the roots of renaissance art and classicism as many people are unaware of McKenna's art historian roots before his Asia travels around Japan, Indonesia and Thailand.

Terence McKenna - Build Your Own Damn Boat (Wagon)

One of my all time favourites for range and depth.

Is Remote Viewing Science?

Controlled remote viewing is more accurate than spy satellites says Lyn Buchanan in this thought provoking interview on Time Monk Radio. It's revealing that the Pentagon prefer to champion the measurable accuracy part of the process to avoid accusations of tinfoil hat wearing but mainstream science doesn't understand how it works and isn't permitted to address the biological quantum field effect questions that raises.

In the last year I've learned that the string pullers above the divide and rule theatre of politics are well versed in occult or esoteric knowledge. Education and scientific institutions are controlled by these groups in order to keep science Newtonian and recorded history as young as possible. It's more complex than that but I just want to recommend this interview without going into technology suppression, academic tenure to keep obedience or peer review science to stifle radical rethinking.

If you saw the film, The men who stare at goats, you may find this explains the quirkiness of the movie. Either way the Pentagon take the matter seriously and hope that you wont. 

Independent Sources Confirm Benjamin Fulford

A couple of weeks ago Benjamin Fulford posted that some secret underground bases in the U.S. had been taken out by nuclear weapons. The seismic data  backed him up and leans more towards a large underground bomb than a weird Virginia earthquake, but now David Wilcock's insider contacts have confirmed Benjamin's story and so it grows in momentum. It's worth considering that these underground bases are the final place of refuge for extinction level events or even planned catastrophe if population cull theories are taken seriously. They are for the rich, the powerful and the absolutely necessary, yet they are paid for by the ordinary people who are largely unaware.

The bases have been best researched by Richard Sauder. They are are like underground cities and designed to be populated for long periods at a time so it's increasingly possible a shift in power is taking place if the privileges are being blown up. Also the rest of Fulford's story gains credence and as that part is economic people might pay it closer attention then before. The audio interview by David Wilcock is here.

Earth Crustal Shift (Bangkok On Siberia)

The claims made in this interview are going to be proved right or wrong quite quickly so the Andromeda council stuff is in a category of it's own. However, when I was researching how Bangkok was going to fare during earth crustal shift or pole shift, (from Nibiru or Elenin) whatever way I cut the data, it looked like Bangkok was heading North West which disappointed me because I love the heat. The chap in this interview confirms this and even locates Bangkok in the same place as I've read from different sources. Somewhere in the old Siberia (Siberia moves to Portugal roughly speaking)

I'm still not convinced of this source but the earth crustal shift data correlates with my earlier research and  it seems my attempt to ignore these scenarios keeps telling me that it's not over yet. Then I think about things like the entire Burmese government relocating inland and actually Bangkok Government has done the same though less dramatically. I will write about that shortly as it's interesting and under reported.

The Fastest Rising 9/11 Conspiracy Video On The Net

Wow, over a hundred thousand hits in 24 hours. Check it.

Obama & Jacob

I've changed my mind a couple of times over Obama too. Observing what he does on ceremonial occasions (starting with returning that Churchill statue when taking office) I've since been kept informed that ceremonial anomalies (like the date 'mistake' in Westminster Cathedral) are worth considering. Depending on your point of view and openness to interpretation they have  significance. Anybody who rejects that completely hasn't looked into the very architecture and plan of Washington D.C. 

So I sought out his 9/11 speech and aside from being a part of the Bible that reaches out to Muslims and Christians (both a Hebrew and Islamic prophet) it also relies strongly on earth changes for metaphors. My question is what if those aren't metaphors? Earth changes are the biggest story of 2011 and maybe much further back.

God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. 

Therefore, we will not fear, even though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea. 

Though its waters roar and be troubled, though the mountains shake with its swelling, there’s a river whose streams shall make glad 

the City of God; the holy place of the Tabernacle of the Most High. 

God is in the midst of her. 

She shall not be moved. 

God shall help her just at the break of dawn. 

The nations raged, the kingdoms were moved. 

He uttered his voice. 

The earth melted. 

The Lord of Hosts is with us. 

The God of Jacob is our refuge. 

Come behold the works of the Lord, has made desolations in the Earth. 

He makes wars cease to the ends of the Earth. 

He breaks the bough and cuts the spear in two. 

He burns the chariot in fire. 

Be still and know that I am God. 

I will be exalted among the nations. 

I will be exalted in the Earth. 

The Lord of Hosts is with us. 

The God of Jacob is our refuge.

9/11 & Terence McKenna Synchronism (The World & It's Double)

Alchemical Archives writes: On the 10 year anniversary of  the WTC attacks  still find myself more interested in the many synchronicities involving this date over the actual event itself, which needs to be put into perspective against the horror thats been exported in its name. Because this date is so embedded in our consciousness its allowed a window on to synchronicity other dates have not provided (although i suspect all moments sync under inspection). I know Terence's Timewave Theory has many holes in it but maybe he was close to something else, maybe events send ripples forward and backward through time pointing to a holographic model of spacetime leaking into our linear model of existence. There is a WTC reference at 51.11 the talk was given on 11 September 1993

In this lecture, Terence McKenna talks about the tragic situation we humans have placed ourselves in, and ways in which the boundry dissolution effects of psychedelic medicines can possibly save our species from what appears to be a certain extinction. . . . "What the psychedelic experience does, really, is it stretches the envelope of the imaginable."

"It seems to me that culture, at least this culture, is a shabby lie."

"We have the tools that would allow us to sculpt paradise, but we have the reflexes and value systems of anthropoid apes of some sort. . . . You don't get serial killers in the chipmunk population."

"We live at the end of a thousand year binge on the philosophical position known as materialism, in its many guises. And the basic message of materialism is that world is what it appears to be, a thing composed of
matter, and pretty much confined to its surface."

"We're in, essentially, a tragic situation. A tragic situation is a catastrophe when you know it."

For approximately 500 years [sciences] argument for its pre-eminence was the beautiful toys that it could create: aircraft, railroads, global economies, television, spacecraft. But that is a fool's argument for truth! I mean, that's after all how a medicine show operates, you know: the juggler is so good, the medicine must be even better! This is not an entirely rational way to proceed.

Images: Oculus, Jones/Ginzel (1998)
Location: Chambers Street/World Trade Center, Park Place

Oculus consists of 301 mosaic panels by artists Kristin Jones, Andrew Ginzel and Rinaldo Piras. The project presents the eyes of three hundred individual New Yorkers translated from a photographic study conducted by Jones/Ginzel into stone mosaic by the classically trained Piras. The centerpiece of the work is an elliptical glass and stone mosaic floor, with a magnificent micro mosaic eye at the center of an ultramarine vortex with the image of the City of New York woven into the picture.

The Book of Aquarius - Wikileaks of Alchemy

Book Of Aquarius

Jay Weidner is an hermetic scholar and the most learned person I know of in Alchemy. Lately he has been saying in interviews that the Book of Aquarius is the real deal in terms of esoteric knowledge being released online. I've been getting the updates now for a few months so it's still a work in progress as the anonymous author continues with changes, but in terms of super secrets spilled online, such as the elixir of life this is apparently the real deal.

Mz Muggzi Interviews Stewart Swerdlow

I've had my differences with Stewart Swerdlow. First I loved him, then I didn't. I went off him because I know he was at Montauk and subjected to some of the worst excesses of the MKULTRA mind control projects in the 60's and 70's. 


I couldn't understand how he could go through that process and yet still have American imperialist political punditry in his repertoire. How could he be 'firmly' pro Israel, anti-Iran and basically in step with the Council of Foreign Relations. It's just so incongruous for a man to know so much illuminati stuff and yet not really be wary of how much of that mechanism has been responsible for the suffering caused by stoking up tensions between ultra orthodox Jewish ideology and Shiite Islam given how bad BOTH of them are at a theological political and pragmatic level of action. 


However Mz Muggzi is a lovely interviewer and so I gave his latest interview a try and it is first class. The two have very different views on 2012, ascension and all that New Age stuff that is both fascinating and littered with manipulation and bullshit. I think they both came out of it well and though I'm still wary of how Stewart can reveal so much without being eliminated unless there's an agenda to his shtick,  it's still inarguably first class information to those like me who accept that Reptilians for example are a very real part of our ancient past and to some extent a part of our present. Most stunning is that Stewart concludes exactly the same as George Kavassilas that though there are benevolent beings who wish to assist humanity in ridding ourselves of our parasitic hosts, they too have an agenda that while much more preferable to our current unwanted guests, is still a control paradigm in itself that is not the purest of humankind's potential for intellectual and spiritual emancipation. So neither he nor George are selling an ology or an ism.

Ultimately he has a very down to Earth and pragmatic message. We gotta recognise we're being manipulated for ourselves and we should question the value of all outside intervention in the long term. Let's see. It's going to be an interesting twelve months. Here are my earlier posts on Stewart.

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AJ Ensor - Disinformation

90% of intelligence agency work is disinformation and furthermore 90% of disinformation is the truth with one or two lies, so the agenda can be either confused, steered or controlled. When I spot what looks like disinformation I pay it close attention and try to deconstruct the agenda because people have gone to some effort to confuse me, and that is always very revealing of their aims.


The last time I had occasion to observe information closely that elites meddlers feared enough to pollute was Whitley Strieber's book, The Master of the Key  because of the meaning distortions put into it without anyone noticing for a decade or so. Whitley was given some incredible information about the human race and somebody went to the effort of making small but vital changes to, I think, the proof read copy. Those changes went unnoticed till just recently when a reader noticed the discrepancies. Even the author had missed those until alerted.

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In the interview above, my alarm bells were alerted by an ex forces UFO book author called AJ Ensor (he claims). In my experience ex forces are to be viewed with suspicion because they are often on a pension and are obligated to do as they are told. His claims to be a journalist, but writes very shoddily, he makes fantastic claims for a man who is now dead, liberally sprinkles his intelligence community links at any opportunity as a calling card but most obvious to the alert minded, speaks awkwardly and deceptively with damaging admissions.

AJ Ensor admits he didn't check facts like what Majestic 12 means (UFO 101) for the uninitiated), he goes into a long meaningless ramble about the bell curve and statistical deviation, his first book is a children's fantasy and so is his second if you want my opinion. Time and again in the interview AJ Ensor isn't interested in the facts that a real journalist would pursue, instead he prefers to spin tales that any reasonably UFOlogist would identify as grounded in varying grades of truth depending on one's personal weltanschauung of the topic. It was only at the end when his story dissembled into meaningless bullshit that I actually gave it some credit as disinformation that is so bad we are meant to do the opposite of his final recommendation when in fact his final conclusions align with my own understanding of how to handle off planet intervention. I am posting it so that fellow dabblers can see how difficult it is to pursue an understanding of a very difficult subject.

However each time I see the efforts that organisations will go to in order to infect UFO information I'm energised that my instincts are right. They are hiding something and there's an agenda being played out here. I do recommend Ohio Exopolitics who frequently serve up (to use a food and drug dealing metaphor) interesting guests to be interviewed.


Update: Whitley Strieber disagrees with me and despite it being his book, I maintain my position.

Tron Legacy & Saturnalia

A friend of mine recommended Tron Legacy for visual effects and so I watched it last night.

I would have stopped much earlier than usual but one point caught my interest. Let me explain why I think it didn't work for me other than that point though.

If I didn't know better I'd say the director and editor of Tron Legacy collectively sabotaged the movie. 

Emotional reactions jump the shark in this film, from the opening of father and son throwing dire  cliches at each other, and then there is the editing, which over and again (to the point of comedy) ignores mortal danger, at the expense of valuable seconds wasted on hackneyed sentimental gestures. 

Jeff Bridges is a capable actor and yet he is so badly directed that he fails to deliver a convincing performance.

To be fair there are two interesting performances. One from the lead female role, actress Olivia Wilde who for the second time this month rescues a movie I'd otherwise have turned off. Once again Oliva leaves her co-stars  looking wooden with her convincing performances, and to top it all off is extraordinarily attractive. I had exactly the same reaction to her first in Cowboys & Aliens where she demolishes far more seasoned actors like Harrison Ford and Daniel Craig and sizzles with sexiness.

Her first scene above isn't until the 46th minute and right from the git go she is flashing a sexy glance at the lead role who as you can see above, is so wooden (or stupid) he fails to notice that he has been rescued by a beautiful woman who has just removed her helmet. Instead our hero prefers to assume a state of don't turn around shock despite investing the beginning of the movie portraying himself as invincible, super smart and good looking too. His character schizophrenia is never really reconciled after this duality becomes evident and it's clear he's perfect for no more than 40 second Gillette commercials.

But the reason for blog post is that this movie is partly Stephen Spielberg produced and he never does things by accident. The Saturnalian Hexagon is vivid in almost every single scene I've screen captured here. This Includes details like the print on the glove above. The Hexagon is the key visual of the nefarious virtual environment that all the dangerous scenes are filmed in.

Every single portal, doorway, entrance and exit is a Hexagon and I can assure you that Stephen Spielberg is well versed in occultism enough to know that this is a reference to Saturnalia. If I didn't know better I'd say he's trying to say be careful of the virtual environment folks. That's where the danger is for humanity.

I say that because there's a specific point of 2D to 3D sacred geometry magic that Saturnalia worship is familiar with. It's a point of dimensional transition that I've elaborated on in my Saturnalia posts here and most specifically here. I urge you to consider my point. It's a serious one.

Despite all the tech-fetishism, the Movie is unequivocally direct with it's wind-in-the-hair ending of lovers on the back of a motorbike free from the digital matrix. As you can see Olivia Wilde who is experiencing reality for the first time, is fresh and natural while our lead male role wallows in a confusing mix of triumphant got-the-girl with wrinkled forehead-confusion and firm jutting shaving chin ready for the next commercial. 

The point is made emphatically in the movie's concluding scene. Nature is the finest and most beautiful technology we will ever have or know. We are not only on the wrong path with tech-fetishism of iPads, iPhones and shiny screens but we are leaving ourselves vulnerable to Saturnalian manipulation. It's the creme de la creme of cosmic occult control that I have learned of since stumbling down the rabbit hole. 

I neglected to mention one other outstanding performance. Michael Sheen is a blistering Techno drag/fag queen of virtual world society. His star quality and stage acting experience is perceptible even when not facing the camera. Have I ever mentioned that Hollywood only ever portrays Brits as homosexual, villains or bumbling intellectuals? Yes I did didn't I.

Terence McKenna - The Light In Nature

The creative act is a letting down of the net of human imagination into the ocean of chaos on which we are suspended, and the attempt to bring out of it ideas. 

It is the night sea journey, the lone fisherman on a tropical sea with his nets, and you let these nets down - sometimes, something tears through them that leaves them in shreds and you just row for shore, and put your head under your bed and pray. 

At other times what slips through are the minutiae, the minnows of this ichthyological metaphor of idea chasing. 

But, sometimes, you can actually bring home something that is food, food for the human community that we can sustain ourselves on and go forward." 

~ Terence McKenna -The Light In Nature (1988) Esalen

Tap Dancing on 911

The awful part of changing my mind is the sneaky feeling that most people who remain silent on the subject couldn't care less as long as the economic mirage continues to grow. Hat's off to those who were sacrificed in New York and deep regrets over the million or so that lost their lives in the Mickey Mouse perpetual war on terror. I am so sorry.


The video is a way of coping with the insanity. Enlightenment is a burden not a pleasure.

NASA's Holy Grail Is An Apology From Me

Sorry about slagging you off a lot but I just watched the GRAIL DELTA rocket launch that will position two satellites around the moon. It was online and live with NASA techs feeding information and answering questions during the action. It was brilliant. Thanks for that.

I wont use this occasion to hammer home those Lunar anomalies that cannot be ignored so well done NASA and specifically NASAJPL2 online. That was a real experience for me. I can't wait to reverse CCTV (MoonKAM) the moon from those cameras you're putting up there. 

One last question. 

Half a Billion bucks for two washing machine sized satellites? Just kidding. it'll be worth every cent. I just know it.