direct­ed at dave emory, do you have an opin­ion on what fati­ma was. i agree with your analy­sis and you are the first per­son i have seen that makes it does­n’t explain fati­ma.

@Larry–

I have no opin­ion on Fati­ma.

Best,

Dave Emory

48 Per­cent Of Amer­i­cans Believe UFOs Could Be ET Vis­i­ta­tions

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/11/48-percent-of-americans-believe-in-ufos_n_3900669.html

Are extrater­res­tri­al neo-Nazis invad­ing Area 51? Maybe. Or it could be a ter­res­tri­al neo-Nazi:

8NewsNow
I‑Team: Res­i­dents in Small Neva­da Town on Edge
Post­ed: Nov 25, 2013 5:27 PM CST Updat­ed: Nov 26, 2013 11:56 AM CST
By George Knapp, Chief Inves­tiga­tive Reporter
By Matt Adams, Chief Pho­to­jour­nal­ist

RACHEL, NEV. — Res­i­dents of Rachel, Neva­da — the tiny town that became world famous because it sits on the doorstep of the Area 51 mil­i­tary base — are on edge. Some­one has been buy­ing up prop­er­ty under their noses, and when they checked to find out who was behind it, they found ties to the white suprema­cy move­ment.

You have to be tough to live in a place like Rachel. It’s not exact­ly known for its ameni­ties. So, when the only gas sta­tion in town gets gob­bled up, then shut down and when the only trail­er park gets pur­chased, then wiped out, it’s bound to attract atten­tion. And when res­i­dents learned that the peo­ple who have been buy­ing their town have ties to neo-Nazis and white suprema­cists, they were creeped out and anx­ious.

Rachel, Neva­da is the num­ber one attrac­tion on the world’s only extrater­res­tri­al high­way. That said, there’s not a whole lot to it. The heart and soul of the town is the Lit­tle A’Le’Inn which has cap­i­tal­ized on its prox­im­i­ty to the world’s most famous clas­si­fied mil­i­tary base — Area 51.

For 25 years, the own­ers have scratched out an exis­tence by cater­ing to UFO hunters and desert trav­el­ers. But these days, they’re wor­ried, all because of a mys­tery man who came to town.

“Who is this per­son and why are you keep­ing your­self so secret from this com­mu­ni­ty, because he did­n’t actu­al­ly show his face to any­body,” said Con­nie West, pro­pri­etor of the Lit­tle A’Le’Inn.

“I was in shock. I did­n’t want to believe,” said Pat Travis, co-co-own­er of the Lit­tle A’Le’Inn.

The first sign of trou­ble was when some­one bought the town’s only con­ve­nience store and gas sta­tion. It was renamed the Alien Cow­poke to attract the UFO crowd, but with­in a mat­ter of weeks, the new own­er closed it down, a huge loss for vis­i­tors and locals.

“It was the only gas sta­tion in town. Now we keep a lit­tle gas for emer­gency pur­pos­es, for peo­ple who don’t pay atten­tion to the sign that the next store is 150 miles,” Travis said.

“It made no sense to cut every­body off in town. It was the only way to get gro­ceries on a dai­ly basis if they need­ed a loaf of bread or a gal­lon of milk,” West added.

Next, the trail­er park and RV lot, home to dozens of long-term res­i­dents as well as the snow­birds who camped out for months each win­ter. The new own­er shut it down and told every­one to get out. Today, it’s com­plete­ly emp­ty. The pas­tor at the small Bap­tist church next door saw his con­gre­ga­tion drop by two-thirds.

“The num­bers were dwin­dling because I could look out the front door of the church and see the trail­er park was com­plete­ly cleaned out. The town pop­u­la­tion was going down. The actu­al cen­sus right now is in the neigh­bor­hood of 75 and it was clos­er to 300, when we got here,’ said Robert Ken­nis­ton.

Pas­tor Ken­nis­ton and his wife live in Boul­der City but make the 350-mile road trip every Sun­day in order to tend their Rachel flock.

Ken­nis­ton, a for­mer news reporter, did some dig­ging. What he found was that same man who had pur­chased the store, and the trail­er park had also scooped up sev­er­al large parcels of raw land in the heart of Rachel. Prop­er­ty records show the own­er Richard Bunck quick­ly trans­ferred his new real estate into the name of the JHM Bap­tist Church. Ken­nis­ton was floored when he looked it up.

“Their church is iden­ti­fied by the experts as Chris­t­ian iden­ti­ty and neo-Nazi. And those two lit­tle nich­es are the most dan­ger­ous, I’m told,” Ken­nis­ton said.

Watch­dog groups list JHM Church as a white suprema­cist out­fit, in the same cat­e­go­ry with the KKK and racist skin­heads. It’s the same name Richard Bunck uses for his busi­ness as a licensed Neva­da con­trac­tor. The ini­tials JHM are believed to stand for John Hale Mcgee, a south­ern Cal­i­for­nia min­is­ter affil­i­at­ed with the Amer­i­can Nazi par­ty and who preached the gospel of white suprema­cy. When Ken­nis­ton told Rachel res­i­dents what he had uncov­ered, he got a vis­it from Richard Bunck.

“And he looked at me and said, ‘There’s a sto­ry going around town that I am a neo-Nazi and a white suprema­cist, and I believe you are the rea­son for that sto­ry.’ And I said, ‘I believe you are the rea­son for that sto­ry,’ and that was the end of the con­ver­sa­tion,” Ken­nis­ton said.

Bunck­’s Nazi affil­i­a­tions have sur­faced before. In the 90s, he and John Hale Mcgee ran for pub­lic office in South­ern Cal­i­for­nia as can­di­dates for a right wing par­ty. Can­di­date Bunck, at first, denied any con­nec­tion to racist groups but reporters dug up pho­tos show­ing Bunck in the 70s at Nazi ral­lies wear­ing a Nazi type uni­form, with swastikas and anti-Jew­ish signs. Bunck­’s first lie fell apart, so he tried oth­er sto­ries.

“He final­ly came in, gave us this BS that he was part of an FBI under­cov­er thing. That sto­ry fell apart lat­er, he admits lat­er that no, ‘I was­n’t FBI, but it was a youth­ful indis­cre­tion. I did­n’t know what I was doing,’ ” said Gary Scott, a pub­lic radio jour­nal­ist.

Scott did­n’t buy the idea that it was a pass­ing fan­cy by Bunck, espe­cial­ly since Bunck has been arrest­ed at least twice at pro-Nazi ral­lies. And today, decades lat­er, he is still using the name of his now deceased friend and neo-Nazi men­tor.

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You got­ta see this video guys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK6I8DpR9EA

A long inter­view with for­mer Cana­di­an Defense Min­is­ter who is a UFO true believ­er.

He talks about all the races out there, like the “Tall Whites”, takes up the entire 28 min­utes, out­ra­geous, com­i­cal and tedious at the same time.

He believes every claim out there, he seems to have no creduli­ty, and of course, HE SAW ONE TOO! What a sur­prise.

And you wouldn’t believe it, the aliens aren’t Nazis, but they have an agen­da for us, that would make the fur­thest lefty, envi­ron­men­tal rad­i­cal hap­py.

AND THAT’S NOT ALL!

This video keeps on giv­ing.

The inter­view­er is sig­nif­i­cant, as she is the grand­daugh­ter, of old Sovi­et warhorse, and Geor­gian dic­ta­tor Edward She­vard­nadze

CNN) — Here’s a look at the life of Eduard She­vard­nadze, for­mer pres­i­dent of Geor­gia.

Per­son­al:
Birth date: Jan­u­ary 25, 1928

Birth place: Mamati, Repub­lic of Geor­gia, U.S.S.R.

Birth name: Eduard Amvrosievich She­vard­nadze

Mar­riage: Nan­uli She­vard­nadze-Tsagareishvili (date unknown — Octo­ber 20, 2004, her death)

Chil­dren: Paata;Manana

Edu­ca­tion: Kutaisi Ped­a­gog­i­cal Insti­tute

Oth­er Facts:
Tar­get of mul­ti­ple assas­si­na­tion attempts.

Nick­named “white fox.”

Time­line:
1948 — Joins the Com­mu­nist Par­ty of Geor­gia.

1965–1972 — Geor­gia’s Min­is­ter of Inter­nal Affairs.

1972–1985 — Sec­re­tary of the Cen­tral Com­mit­tee of the Com­mu­nist Par­ty of Geor­gia.

July 1985–1990 — Serves as U.S.S.R. min­is­ter of for­eign affairs, is appoint­ed by Mikhail Gor­bachev.

Decem­ber 20, 1990 — Resigns as min­is­ter of for­eign affairs.

July 1991 — Resigns from the Com­mu­nist Par­ty.

Novem­ber 19, 1991-Decem­ber 25, 1991 — Returns as U.S.S.R. min­is­ter of for­eign affairs.

Sep­tem­ber 1991 — His book, “The Future Belongs to Free­dom,” is pub­lished.

March 1992-Novem­ber 1995 — Chair­man of the State Coun­cil of Geor­gia.

Novem­ber 5, 1995-Novem­ber 23, 2003 — Pres­i­dent of Geor­gia.

Novem­ber 23, 2003 — Resigns from office amid pub­lic protests and claims of cor­rup­tion.

Iran­ian press: Snow­den docs prove aliens who built Nazi subs also con­trol U.S. for­eign pol­i­cy
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/01/14/iranian-press-snowden-docs-prove-aliens-who-built-nazi-subs-also-control-u-s-foreign-policy/

In the 60s Col. Edward Geary Lans­dale want­ed to invade Cuba with an Orson Welles/HG Wells plot-

” “I’ll give you one exam­ple of Lansdale’s per­spi­cac­i­ty. He had a won­der­ful plan for get­ting rid of [Fidel] Cas­tro. This plan con­sist­ed of spread­ing the word that the Sec­ond Com­ing of Christ was immi­nent and that Christ was against Cas­tro who was anti-Christ. And you would spread this word around Cuba, and then on what­ev­er date it was, that there would be a man­i­fes­ta­tion of this thing. And at the time – this was absolute­ly true – and at the time just over the hori­zon there would be an Amer­i­can sub­ma­rine that would sur­face off of Cuba and send up some star-shells. And this would be the man­i­fes­ta­tion of the Sec­ond Com­ing and Cas­tro would be over­thrown.”
Star-shells, for those who may be won­der­ing, are, essen­tial­ly, pyrotech­nic flares of the mil­i­tary designed to fill the skies at night with bright and wide­spread illu­mi­na­tion. But, the ambi­tious plan that Lans­dale had in mind involved much more than just daz­zling the Cubans with mere flares. The fea­si­bil­i­ty was also looked into of using a U.S. Navy sub­ma­rine to project images of Jesus Christ onto low-lying clouds off the coast of the Cuban cap­i­tal of Havana.
The plan also involved – at the very same time – the crew of a U.S. mil­i­tary plane, cam­ou­flaged by the clouds and with its engine sig­nif­i­cant­ly muf­fled, using pow­er­ful loud­speak­ers to broad­cast faked mes­sages from an equal­ly-faked Christ to the peo­ple of Cuba, order­ing them to over­throw their gov­ern­ment and renounce com­mu­nism.”

http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2012/08/faking-the-second-coming/

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/06/11/this-is-the-amazing-design-for-nasas-star-trek-style-space-ship-the-ixs-enterprise/?hpid=z8

This is the amaz­ing design for NASA’s Star Trek-style space ship, the IXS Enter­prise

NASA engi­neer and physi­cist Harold White announced a few years ago that he was work­ing on a poten­tial­ly ground­break­ing idea that could allow space trav­el faster than the speed of light. Yes, like in “Star Trek.”

And now, to bold­ly go where no design­er has gone before, Mark Rade­mak­er — who is col­lab­o­rat­ing with White — has cre­at­ed a CGI design con­cept for the “warp ship.” They’re call­ing it the IXS Enter­prise.

“We want­ed to have a decent image of a the­o­ry con­form­ing Warp ship to moti­vate young peo­ple to pur­sue a STEM career,” Rade­mak­er said in an e‑mail inter­view. “It does have some Sci-Fi fea­tures that might nev­er trans­fer to a pos­si­ble final design, unless we real­ly want to.”

A warp ship such as the IXS Enter­prise could allow trav­el to inter­stel­lar space in a mat­ter of weeks rather than, say, cen­turies. And the sci­ence behind why it might be pos­si­ble is tru­ly mind-bog­gling.

An over-sim­pli­fied expla­na­tion is that the con­cept seeks to exploit a “loop­hole” in Albert Einstein’s the­o­ry of rel­a­tiv­i­ty that allows trav­el faster than the speed of light by expand­ing space-time behind the object and con­tract­ing space-time front of it. Io9 explains more:

Essen­tial­ly, the emp­ty space behind a star­ship would be made to expand rapid­ly, push­ing the craft in a for­ward direc­tion — pas­sen­gers would per­ceive it as move­ment despite the com­plete lack of accel­er­a­tion.

White spec­u­lates that such a dri­ve could result in “speeds” that could take a space­craft to Alpha Cen­tau­ri in a mere two weeks — even though the sys­tem is 4.3 light-years away.

White, whose title is “Advanced Propul­sion Theme Lead for the NASA Engi­neer­ing Direc­torate,” has math­e­mat­i­cal­ly cal­cu­lat­ed a plau­si­ble way to accom­plish this using far less ener­gy than required by the orig­i­nal the­o­ry, which was pro­posed in 1994 by physi­cist Miguel Alcu­bierre.

His con­cept requires using large rings that sur­round the space­craft (which you can see in the image above) to great­ly reduce the amount of ener­gy need­ed to warp space-time in front of and behind the space­craft.