Post by ZETAR on Jan 25, 2021 18:54:26 GMT
Biden-Linked Jesuits Wrecked Arecibo SETI
To Avenge Their LUCIFER Fiasco
By Yoichi Shimatsu
1-23-21
A fiery desert sunset along the southwestern edge of the oil-rich Permian Basin enticed me to pull off into a rest stop along Highway 10 in west Texas. Over the next hour I watched the eerie horizon getting compressed into narrow bands of ever-deeper crimson. At its most intense phase before the purple fade into dusk, a small cloud raced toward the hellish inferno.
The shape of the cloud resembled a comical human figure, which I immediately recognized as Saint John of Patmos, author of the last book of the Bible "Revelations". The phantom in the sky bore a message in response to my disgust at how the 2020 presidential election was being stolen by that tired old spook Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris, the not-so pretty face of the Mexican and Colombian cocaine, heroin and opioid syndicate, which finances the California Democrat Party. It was heartening to know that the crusty tough-talking saint was on my side, promising that organized evil will get what's due in spades. Revelations is horrifying yet sometimes beautiful.
Despite his cheery promise of retribution, the rustic saint from the Aegean isle of Patmos, or at least a sky sketch of him, meant that a divine command is coming down to wipe out the evil-doers who by now comprise up to 80 percent of humanity, or even more, since so many are just faking goody two shoes innocence as cover for their indecency. The more the merrier; I won't be doing body counts the way my father did in the U.S. Army on the European front in World War II. Leave them wherever they fall to rot and feed the flies, since it's going to be far worse for them down in the torrid depths.
Cheered by the thought that goodness is not a fool's mission, I got back into my vehicle and proceeded westward toward Arizona, my destination being the Vatican Observatory and its LUCIFER binocular telescope atop the Pinaleno mountain also known as Mount Graham.
Arecibo Destroyed
This journey of field research and biblical contemplation began with the servicing of my vehicle in Orlando, done by a reputable mechanic. While there for a few days, I met an old pal to share some cans of Huck Finn beer picked up at the Mark Twain Brewery in Hannibal, Missouri. Robert mentioned that the Arecibo radio telescope had just been destroyed its overhead receiver, which fell due to a ruptured cable on Tuesday morning, December 1.
I peppered him with questions, including "Was it during a hurricane? Did a plane fly into the cable? Was it an accident during repair?" None of those plausible causes were involved, Robert asserted. On a calm morning, at 8 a.m., the steel hawser self-severed, perhaps due to an earlier rupture of an auxiliary cable.
The official story sounded like baloney to me, a former millwright at 2 major steel mills, who on the ground rigged cables in tandem with a crane operator to lift double-digit tons of heavy plate and casings for bearings the size of a car. Eye-bolts might unwind from their nuts, the safety latch on a hook might come loose, but in the mill's 90 years of operations not a single steel cable has ever snapped apart. Further proof is at the Golden Gate Bridge, which was built 60 years earlier than Arecibo and its cables remain in mint condition.
The notorious video drone that suddenly turned around from Tower 4 to zoom in exactly on the so-called cable rupture did not show a break in the steel hawser. Instead, the central cable connector plug was blasted out of the telescope receiver housing, a shown in these stills taken from that pre-planned video stunt. After sudden ejection of the cable plug, small pieces from inside the housing are shot out with the fumes churning out of the blasted plug.
The Arecibo receiver exploded from within. Since there are no flammable materials, not even the fire-proofed plastic wire coverings, inside the receiver; no old-style vacuum tubes or other sources of heat; and presumably the power output had been idled after the earlier auxiliary cable snap, the obvious source of the blast was an explosive deliberately placed to terminate Arecibo.
So agreeing that the cover story was full of holes, Robert mentioned that over the past two years Arecibo has been operated by University of Central Florida (UCF), located just down the street from where we sat, in Orlando. UCF took over the radio-telescope operations from the National Science Foundation (NSF) back in early spring 2018.
So I sent an email to the Physics Department, asking a few questions, among them the role in the UCF transfer of Jesuit astronomer George Coyne, a Vatican liaison with close relations to the NSF and NASA, which is nearby at the Cape Canaveral launch center. Father Coyne was a longtime consultant to UCF Physics, which was new to astronomy but eager to get into the aerospace technology opportunities for its students and faculty.
Not only did a response to my query never arrive but all online mention of George Coyne's connection with UCF was scrubbed from the Internet. The motive therefore had something to do with scientific rivalry between the CIA-NASA-Jesuit nexus and Catholic UFO-logists striving for contact with aliens, presumably angels. This covert struggle for the heavens is therefore strategic, cosmological and most of all religious. Amen. So once again, here we go loopty loo and there they go loopty LIE.
FULL STORY HERE: rense.com/general96/biden-arecibo.php
SHALOM...Z
EDIT TO ADD:
WHICH LEAVES ONLY THIS...
To Avenge Their LUCIFER Fiasco
By Yoichi Shimatsu
1-23-21
A fiery desert sunset along the southwestern edge of the oil-rich Permian Basin enticed me to pull off into a rest stop along Highway 10 in west Texas. Over the next hour I watched the eerie horizon getting compressed into narrow bands of ever-deeper crimson. At its most intense phase before the purple fade into dusk, a small cloud raced toward the hellish inferno.
The shape of the cloud resembled a comical human figure, which I immediately recognized as Saint John of Patmos, author of the last book of the Bible "Revelations". The phantom in the sky bore a message in response to my disgust at how the 2020 presidential election was being stolen by that tired old spook Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris, the not-so pretty face of the Mexican and Colombian cocaine, heroin and opioid syndicate, which finances the California Democrat Party. It was heartening to know that the crusty tough-talking saint was on my side, promising that organized evil will get what's due in spades. Revelations is horrifying yet sometimes beautiful.
Despite his cheery promise of retribution, the rustic saint from the Aegean isle of Patmos, or at least a sky sketch of him, meant that a divine command is coming down to wipe out the evil-doers who by now comprise up to 80 percent of humanity, or even more, since so many are just faking goody two shoes innocence as cover for their indecency. The more the merrier; I won't be doing body counts the way my father did in the U.S. Army on the European front in World War II. Leave them wherever they fall to rot and feed the flies, since it's going to be far worse for them down in the torrid depths.
Cheered by the thought that goodness is not a fool's mission, I got back into my vehicle and proceeded westward toward Arizona, my destination being the Vatican Observatory and its LUCIFER binocular telescope atop the Pinaleno mountain also known as Mount Graham.
Arecibo Destroyed
This journey of field research and biblical contemplation began with the servicing of my vehicle in Orlando, done by a reputable mechanic. While there for a few days, I met an old pal to share some cans of Huck Finn beer picked up at the Mark Twain Brewery in Hannibal, Missouri. Robert mentioned that the Arecibo radio telescope had just been destroyed its overhead receiver, which fell due to a ruptured cable on Tuesday morning, December 1.
I peppered him with questions, including "Was it during a hurricane? Did a plane fly into the cable? Was it an accident during repair?" None of those plausible causes were involved, Robert asserted. On a calm morning, at 8 a.m., the steel hawser self-severed, perhaps due to an earlier rupture of an auxiliary cable.
The official story sounded like baloney to me, a former millwright at 2 major steel mills, who on the ground rigged cables in tandem with a crane operator to lift double-digit tons of heavy plate and casings for bearings the size of a car. Eye-bolts might unwind from their nuts, the safety latch on a hook might come loose, but in the mill's 90 years of operations not a single steel cable has ever snapped apart. Further proof is at the Golden Gate Bridge, which was built 60 years earlier than Arecibo and its cables remain in mint condition.
The notorious video drone that suddenly turned around from Tower 4 to zoom in exactly on the so-called cable rupture did not show a break in the steel hawser. Instead, the central cable connector plug was blasted out of the telescope receiver housing, a shown in these stills taken from that pre-planned video stunt. After sudden ejection of the cable plug, small pieces from inside the housing are shot out with the fumes churning out of the blasted plug.
The Arecibo receiver exploded from within. Since there are no flammable materials, not even the fire-proofed plastic wire coverings, inside the receiver; no old-style vacuum tubes or other sources of heat; and presumably the power output had been idled after the earlier auxiliary cable snap, the obvious source of the blast was an explosive deliberately placed to terminate Arecibo.
So agreeing that the cover story was full of holes, Robert mentioned that over the past two years Arecibo has been operated by University of Central Florida (UCF), located just down the street from where we sat, in Orlando. UCF took over the radio-telescope operations from the National Science Foundation (NSF) back in early spring 2018.
So I sent an email to the Physics Department, asking a few questions, among them the role in the UCF transfer of Jesuit astronomer George Coyne, a Vatican liaison with close relations to the NSF and NASA, which is nearby at the Cape Canaveral launch center. Father Coyne was a longtime consultant to UCF Physics, which was new to astronomy but eager to get into the aerospace technology opportunities for its students and faculty.
Not only did a response to my query never arrive but all online mention of George Coyne's connection with UCF was scrubbed from the Internet. The motive therefore had something to do with scientific rivalry between the CIA-NASA-Jesuit nexus and Catholic UFO-logists striving for contact with aliens, presumably angels. This covert struggle for the heavens is therefore strategic, cosmological and most of all religious. Amen. So once again, here we go loopty loo and there they go loopty LIE.
FULL STORY HERE: rense.com/general96/biden-arecibo.php
SHALOM...Z
EDIT TO ADD:
WHICH LEAVES ONLY THIS...