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**Da Swede**

Physicist James McCanney reports that leaks are emanating, from the U.S. Military and from professional astronomers, that "a mini-solar system is intruding" from deep space into our Solar System. McCanney goes on to caution radio listeners that we can expect a variety of Earth traumas [JD: provoked by the distant gravitational force field of that mini-solar system's dwarf star nucleus].

http://thelightofdayradioshow.com/archiv...D-2_09.mp3

**The Evil AC** I am not a number!!! User ID: 666 10-03-2012 07:41 PM

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**Gasmaskleopard** lop guest User ID: 125147 10-03-2012 08:03 PM

**Gym Nasium** · **Gym Nasium** Subscriber User ID: 125132 10-03-2012 08:04 PM **Posts: 7,735**

Dang...

][ lop guest User ID: 118222 10-03-2012 08:11 PM

Oddly,

That fits the description of the Nibiru system.

Most assume it is a one planet issue, when in reality if researched, it is a large body with several other (7? with 4 fast revolving) orbiting bodies.

When ][ researched the Nibiru system years ago, that was obvious. Not sure how it is missed by most,....

The timeline fits also,....

~Summary from memory~

Nibiru consists of a large planet/star about the size of Jupiter, moving at comet like speed, that carries 7 orbiting planets. 4 of those are supposed to revolve around the 'Mother' so fast that nothing can actually contact her, being destroyed/deflected by those '4 horsemen'.

Supposedly,....
The system's orbit is around OUR Sun and takes approximately 3600 yrs to complete and enters below the galactic plane (the south telescope would be perfect for seeing it 1st). Earth was originally @ the Asteroid belt as 'The System' passed and ONE of those 'horsemen' collided with 'Tiamat' knocking a chunk off (moon) and sending Tiamat and it's new moon into it's current orbital status. The collision remnants is the Asteroid Belt.

At that TIME, 'the waters of the heavens mixed with the waters of the earth' and created life here,.... even if at the lowest level.

Each pass of this large body wreaks havoc on our system or is helpful, depending on the cycle. 1st pass helps us (created life~++++), 2nd pass causes serious devastation.
"I came once as the lamb, I shall return as the lion"

Blah blah blah,....

That spawned me to check some geological events and serious drastic temperature changes and weather appear to occur at or about that 3600 yr cycle.

Noah's flood is about 3600 yrs ago and was bad for the planet(or good depending on view point). That can easily be verified. So,....

That spawned me to also check ancient prophecies of many races about our current timeline. While that are not exactly the same (I didn't expect them to be), they do have very similar end results for what will happen then & science is just now stating we are possibly looking at these happening (we are the ones blind & late).

It's not what they say will happen it's the end results that count. Those appear to be the same endings.

"It's not THAT the wind is blowin'. It's WHAT the wind is blowin'"

The wind is blowin',....

Don't take my word for it,....][ am nobody

][][Good Luck][][

**wayne**

**ahhhhh** lop guest User ID: 125149 10-03-2012 08:17 PM

beam up me !!!

**Da Swede** · (This post was last modified: 10-03-2012 08:33 PM by Da Swede.)

wierd bug in this post..deleted it.

][ lop guest User ID: 118222 10-03-2012 08:40 PM

Da Swede Wrote:

wierd bug in this post..deleted it.

Yea saw that,....

][ am not wanting anyone to take my word for anything. ][ do hope to spark a few to do their own searching.

If one is supposed to find the same paths as ][, they will. If not,.... hopefully they will find theirs. That is the main reason ][ didn't 'fetch links'.

It's ok to point,.... not push.

**Sarah**

Didn't James McCanney die a few years ago? Or am I thinking of someone else?

**Disquiet**

**Da Swede**

][ Wrote:

Da Swede Wrote:
wierd bug in this post..deleted it.

Yea saw that,....

][ am not wanting anyone to take my word for anything. ][ do hope to spark a few to do their own searching.

If one is supposed to find the same paths as ][, they will. If not,.... hopefully they will find theirs. That is the main reason ][ didn't 'fetch links'.

It's ok to point,.... not push.

I was going to comment about your post, it was one of the kind I was hoping for...there are a few things that back up the claims, like cave systems built by the governements in USA and Russia, seedbanks built deep into the Norwegian granite...and other things.

~~Jedi Knight Stevus~~

**Disquiet**

Da Swede Wrote:

][ Wrote:
Da Swede Wrote:
wierd bug in this post..deleted it.

Yea saw that,....

][ am not wanting anyone to take my word for anything. ][ do hope to spark a few to do their own searching.

If one is supposed to find the same paths as ][, they will. If not,.... hopefully they will find theirs. That is the main reason ][ didn't 'fetch links'.

It's ok to point,.... not push.

I was going to comment about your post, it was one of the kind I was hoping for...there are a few things that back up the claims, like cave systems built by the governements in USA and Russia, seedbanks built deep into the Norwegian granite...and other things.

Interesting.

Quote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard_Global_Seed_Vault
Opening: 26 February 2008

The seed vault is an attempt to provide insurance against the loss of seeds in genebanks, as well as a refuge for seeds in the case of large-scale regional or global crises.

The seedbank is constructed 120 metres (390 ft) inside a sandstone mountain at Svalbard on Spitsbergen Island.[8] The bank employs a number of robust security systems. Seeds are packaged in special four-ply packets and heat sealed to exclude moisture. The facility is managed by the Nordic Genetic Resource Center, though there are no permanent staff on-site.

Spitsbergen was considered ideal due to its lack of tectonic activity and its permafrost, which will aid preservation. The location 130 metres (430 ft) above sea level will ensure that the site remains dry even if the icecaps melt.[8] Locally mined coal provides power for refrigeration units that further cool the seeds to the internationally recommended standard −18 °C (0 °F).[9] Even if the equipment fails, at least several weeks will elapse before the temperature rises to the −3 °C (27 °F) of the surrounding sandstone bedrock.[4]

Prior to construction, a feasibility study determined that the vault could preserve seeds from most major food crops for hundreds of years. Some seeds, including those of important grains, could survive far longer, possibly thousands of years.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 19436 10-03-2012 09:04 PM

where are the tits???