The Iceberg Principle

Recently there’s been a lot of reporting about the huge increase in US products using nanotechology…

Oh, you haven’t heard? Guess that’s because our US media doesn’t care about such things, leaving the reporting to such pedigreed nations as… China? When did the Chinese press become freer than our own? Aren’t we supposed to have the most advanced media system in the world.

Duh, that’s why the U.S. media are better at filtering out the stuff they don’t want us to know.

But fear not, red blooded American patriots, the Chinese report is ridiculously behind the times and inept, and proves the title of this post.

So, what is The Iceberg Principle?

It means that when you start to hear a little bit of disturbing information about something, it’s only because there’s a lot more The Powers That Be are hiding, just below the surface. Basically, they have to let some information out — the less useful, the better — or risk the whole information bomb exploding in their faces.

Hence, China starts reporting about a few nanotech products hitting the US market… because in reality these products are EVERYWHERE. From electronics, clothing, furniture — things manufacturers openly admit — to TOYS, FOOD, MEDICINE.

These are particles KNOWN to cause brain damage, cadmium poisoning, DNA damage… they can easily cross the skin, lung, and in some cases the blood/brain barriers.

Why would anyone risk these dangers? Profit? Hardly. Nanotech has been expensive as hell to research and produce, at least at this stage. No, the only reason to unleash this kind of potential plague on the public is control. Numerous accounts report attempts at using these particles to alter and control biological functions in living creatures.

That means possible mind control, military applications, population control — you name it.

So… the solution is just to avoid these products, right? That seems logical. Do your research (as we’ve previously suggested here) and you’ll be fine.

Except…

Remember those geo-engineering weather weaponization experiments we warned you about? Guess what kind of technology is being used?

That’s right: nano-particles. Nano-particles are in THE VERY AIR ITSELF, constantly altering our planet’s geology, affecting weather patterns, altering the global climate…

The big debate right now in the scientific community on whether or not such measures WOULD be useful is so much lame, BS smokescreen. While the lab coats debate, THIS IS ALREADY HAPPENING, and there’s little we can do to get away from it.

Facebook conspiracy UPDATE

We did it, Constant Readers! Every single game app that The Flashlight mentioned in our post a few days ago has been REMOVED from Facebook! Coincidence? No way. That was us!

Keep fighting and we can make a difference!

Stop playing Facebook games!

Following up on a lead from one of our Constant Readers, I was able to obtain INCONTROVERTIBLE EVIDENCE that certain Facebook games are in fact TOOLS OF THE GOVERNMENT.

Now, I know it won’t come as a shock to any of you out there that the various entities that produce these games use them to collect information on you and, essentially, spy, but these new games actually implant a dormant virus on your computer that allows them to secretly monitor and download any and all information you have on your home computer. Where was THAT in the Constitution?

Also — and this part has yet to be proven, so please take it with a grain of salt — our source tells us that she not only had a computer virus that could copy all of her files, but that the government, using her built-in webcam, MADE COVERT VIDEOS OF HER for their records.

How would she know this, you ask? Well, all of this information came to her by way of her friend that works in Intelligence. He just happened to see DV tapes labeled with her name one day and, sure enough, they were videos of her. A little investigating into the matter allowed him to discover the virus — and eventually its origins as a Facebook video game app!

True friend that he is, our Constant Reader now has those videos of herself (THAT SHE DIDN’T EVEN KNOW EXISTED!) and a list of the games to avoid.

Here, for the first time EVER reported, is that list of GAMES TO AVOID:

Knightway, Mafioso Glorioso, Littlest Chef, Hickshoot, Balltown, FBI Counterstrike 2 3-D, and Solitaire 5000.

Avoid these at all cost if you value your privacy!

It’s called geo-engineering, folks

Wow. Some of you were very skeptical of my last post, even calling into question the existence of such a program.

Did you even do your homework? Well, one of you did. Thanks to therealjackbower for posting links to information on HAARP, as well as stories AND video on the “missile launch” and subsequent storms. God bless YouTube.

Believe me, I greatly value skepticism, but at least check your facts, people. Believe me now?

UPDATED: Of course, it had to happen. As soon as I praise YouTube, the videos disappear. therealjackbower has posted an alternative site to view them in the comments, which I won’t repeat here, but who knows how long those will stay active.

UPDATE 2: Apparently about 3 hours. And now the  story links are dead too. You see why I don’t post this stuff, people? One anyone comes up with an index or anything like that, The Powers That Be work to snuff it out. Be diligent. Be resourceful. Do your own research.

Nuclear Smokescreen makes us all April Fools

Recently, all the noise the US has been making about North Korea’s nuclear capabilities has come under fire from the international community. Europeans in particular say our government is exaggerating the nuclear threat North Korea poses in order to support the 2003 “axis of evil” claim.

Really? That’s the reason? Doesn’t that strike anyone else as just a little be moronic — even for our government?

I hope you said yes, because that’s the correct answer. So then, why is the government drawing so much attention to North Korea? Simple: to divert attention away from North Korea.

Confused yet?

For much of the last decade, these two supposed enemy countries have perpetrated a fraud on the rest of the world as they’ve been working closely together to perfect weather manipulation.

It’s been confirmed for many years that the US military (via HAARP and SDI) is working on ways to control and weaponize the weather. But in the late ’90s, former President Clinton learned that North Korea was on the verge of perfecting the technology. Rather than blow them to hell and be done with it, Clinton decided that the prudent thing to do was form a partnership with Kim Jong-Il and use the joint resources of both countries to mutually benefit. Plus, the relative isolation and subjugation of North Korea gave them the perfect place to test the technology.

At first they limited their tests to the low atmosphere and the area immediately surrounding North Korea, but recently things have progressed to the point where they’ve incorporated it into short- and medium-range missiles, as well as existing torpedo technology for submarines. Why do you think many people reported flash thunderstorms immediately following the recent missile barrage by North Korea?

Naturally, it would seem odd if US and Korean scientists and military personnel were constantly traveling back and forth between our countries, so they had to come up with a distraction… nukes.

It seemed the easiest, most believable choice, especially after the 1994 agreement and years of bickering between our two nations over North Korea’s nuclear program.

All of this isn’t really news. It’s been known out there in the ether for a while now. What is news is that recent rumors have suggested that a third country is involved, possibly from the Middle East, and that weaponizing tornados and hurricanes isn’t their endgame here.

Where will it lead next? And on whom will the hammer fall?