New Theory Arises As To The True Nature of Your Credit Score

Note: Let me first emphasize that I'm not a "Jesus freak" or a "holy roller" or even really a Christian. I do believe in God, but I don't believe that the Bible is His Word. So why am I quoting it? While the Bible might not be the actual Word of God Himself, it is the word of some very wise men. Some of which happen to have been prophets who followed God and the teachings of Jesus Christ. There are good lessons to be learnt from the Bible and some very real warnings to heed.

Stamped onto the lives of every man, woman and child in the United States are marks. One of the more secretive marks we carry is our Social Security Number. Through this number, one can get information such as employment records, education records and medical history. There is yet another mark which can be revealed through one's Social. Could this be the notorious Mark of the Beast?

"And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: and that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.
Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six." (Revelations 13:16-18)

The mark that I speak of is your credit score. I spoke with a financial expert not too long ago, and asked him what would be considered a decent credit score. He estimated it to be about 660. Coincidence?

A Mysterious Plume of Smoke Appears Near the Moon

On Sunday, November 1st, 2009, at approximately 6:15PM EST, a friend of mine pointed out a very strange phenomenon in the sky. There was a very strange, dark plume of smoke which seemed to be coming off the moon. Then, minutes later, the plume was gone. At first, I wondered if what we were seeing was the explosive device which landed on the moon some time before (since, in space, light tends to take a while to reach the earth from great distances). But then I did the math. The light from the moon takes far less than a week to reach Earth, in fact, it only takes a little more than a second, since the moon is only 238,855 miles away, and light travels at a rate of 186,282 miles per second. So, what was that enormous plume of debris? Did something go horribly wrong with the experiment? Why hasn't the news mentioned anything about it? I attempted to take a picture of the phenomenon, but it was too dark. Instead, enjoy this diagram which looks like it was put together by a 2nd grader.

Labels read as follows: "The plume came off the moon at an angle, then seemed to drift downward" ; "The Moon was full or close to full on that night" ; "The light of the moon reflected off the back side of the plume"

The Real Story Behind 2012

WARNING: Do not read this blog if you are easily panicked. It is better to remain ignorant than to panic! This blog was written to provide the SCIENTIFIC explanation behind the doomsday theory of 2012, as well as some historical background.

Twenty-twelve, twenty-twelve! Won't anyone shut up about twenty-twelve? I'm sure you're sick of hearing it, especially if you're one of those optimists that finds the possibility of the world ending during your lifetime quite hard to swallow. Well, there's good news and bad news. And, of course, I'm gonna hit you with the bad news first.

You might have heard of the Mayan calendar ending on December 21, 2012. The truth is, that day is not the end of the calendar, but it is the end of a 26,000 year cycle marked by an astronomical event. This cycle is called a Baktun (bahk-TOON), and this happens to be lucky Baktun 13. The end of the 13th Baktun is paired with a prophecy that seems to already be coming true ( http://www.13moon.com/prophecy%20page.htm ). And no, that's not the bad news. The bad news is the astronomical event that marks the end of this cycle.

Our galaxy, which we so affectionately named the Milky Way, is a spinning frisbee of death. And I'm not talking about the theoretical black hole at its center. I'm talking about the Dark Rift. If you were to look at the Milky Way from the side, you would see a dark slice of salami sandwiched in between two bright slices of starry wonderbread (I speak metaphorically, of course). Ok, so the Milky Way is more like a spinning sandwich of death. The salami would be the Dark Rift.

Panoramic view of the galaxy recently released by the European Southern Observatory

Our solar system moves up and down in a zig-zag pattern throughout the galaxy. Every 26,000 years, we pass through the Dark Rift. "In astronomy, the Great Rift, sometimes called the Dark Rift, is a series of overlapping non-luminous molecular dust clouds located between the solar system and the Sagittarius Arm of the Milky Way Galaxy at a distance of about 100 parsecs or about 300 light years (2×1015 miles or 3×1015 kilometers) from Earth. The clouds are estimated to contain about 1 million solar masses of gas." (from Wikipedia). A million solar masses. One solar mass is the equivalent of the mass of our sun.
The gravity produced by this superdense cloud of dust and gas is immense. Theoretically, that's what keeps our solar system coming back for more. The effects of such gravity on the earth are already making themselves apparent, and will grow exponentially more severe as we drift closer. A polar shift is expected, and may have drastic effects on the climate. The magnetic properties of our own bodies will cause us to be directly affected as well, causing increasingly strange behavior patterns to emerge, and possibly new ailments as well as abilities in all beings. Animals which rely on the magnetic properties of Earth will surely suffer a great decline or possibly a complete loss of navigaional ability, making migration near-impossible. Possibly the most devastating effect will be on technology. The magnetic shifts will definitely cause interference with all kinds of technology, quite possibly making them completely useless. Telecommunication will suffer greatly, making it difficult to alert people of new dangers.
I'm guessing the effects on the sun will make for some spectacular aurora. Enjoy it while you can, as it is theorized that the shift in gravity will make Earth more of a target for objects such as asteroids and wandering planets, like Nibiru. One theory is that Nibiru will pass extremely close to Earth and get caught in its gravitational field, causing it to slingshot around and come back, hitting Earth with great force, causing the crust to peel back, exposing the mantle and bathing the Earth in fire. Scientists say that such an event would... "sterilize"... the planet.

So, that's the bad news. Unfortunately, the theory of 2012 being the end of the world does have merit, but isn't definite. We can't be sure that this is the end of Earth, the end of man, or the end of technology. What we can be DAMN sure of, is that the effects of the Dark Rift on this planet will be cataclysmic, although not necessarily catastrophic. The good news is that man has survived the Dark Rift before, and is certainly capable of continuing its legacy here on Earth this time, hopefully with a greatly heightened sense of humility toward the wrath of nature, both on and off the planet.

IF YOU DO plan on surviving, here's my advice:
-Watch shows like Man Vs. Wild or Survivorman on Discovery channel, or look up ways of surviving without the luxuries provided us by civilized life. Learn to build makeshift shelters, hunt without guns, fish without fishing poles or nets, and how to find water that is safe to drink, and plants that are safe to eat.
-Learn as much as you can about navigating without a compass or map.
-A bomb shelter or at least a sturdy basement area stocked with non-perishable food and water, as well as a lantern and first aid kit can't hurt.
-ARM YOURSELF WITH KNOWLEDGE! I cannot stress enough how invaluable the right knowledge can be.
-Choose a god and start praying. This one's optional, but can't hurt.
-Have a couple of close friends you know you can trust and your family by your side and keep everyone else distant. Human behavior will be affected dramatically by these events, and is already showing a marked change for the worst!
-Above all else, DON'T PANIC! It's better to disregard everything I've said here than to panic. I warned you!

The Murder of Annie Le: Was It a Preventative Measure?

The recent murder of Yale graduate student Annie Le has been all over the news. Why? College students get murdered all the time. The media seems to be all over this one, and this is what inspired me to do some research - on the nature of HER research. This link: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32810822/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts/#storyContinued leads to a news story on Le's murder which was posted before any suspects had been named. It states that "Le was part of a research team headed by her faculty adviser, Anton Bennett. According to its Web site, the Bennett Laboratory was involved in enzyme research that could have implications in cancer, diabetes and muscular dystrophy." The story also states that she was the type who had no enemies. So why would anyone want to murder Annie Le? Authorities are being rather secretive about this one. One officer stated, obviously a little too confidently, that "no one else is in danger". "Police on Monday sought to calm fears on the Ivy League campus, saying the death of 24-year-old Annie Le was a targeted act but would not say why anyone would want to kill the young woman just days before she was to be married." Raymond Clark, a lab technician who worked with Le, is the key suspect in the case. According to the media, his motive was frustration about the lab mice's cages being dirty and him having to clean them. Is it possible for someone to be psycho enough to kill a co-worker over something so trivial? Absolutely. Is it probable? No.

Annie Le was obviously a brilliant young woman; she graduated valedictorian at Union Mine High School in 2003. Could it be possible that she was on the brink of uncovering something big? If so, she wouldn't be the first medical researcher to be murdered as a result of a huge finding. If Raymond Clark even was the one to murder Annie Le, I doubt he was acting alone. My guess is that he was paid or threatened by a major organization (or the government) into murdering Annie Le.