- Jeff -
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- I just figured out that Grover's Mills, New Jersey is
the same town in which aliens landed in Orson Welles' 1938 Martian radio
broadcast.
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- Among other anomalies, in addition to Grover's Mills,
in this Aussie Bloke fairy tale is this:
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- http://www.bushcountry.org/news/may_news_pages/g_051604_assiebloke_end_world.htm
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- He says, "Oh yes....one little interesting fact
I forgot to mention here. 25 years ago I was at an astronomer's convention
in Canberra and we were discussing the possible effects of the debris cloud
of the crab nebula passing through our solar system in 2000 to 2005. I
wonder if this may have something to do with all the "stories"
and such about nibiru and other similar stuff?? Something to ponder. And
by the way....don't go expecting me to give technical details and other
rubbish like that." No, we wouldn't want the technical details, would
we?
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- Well, as it happens, debris from the Crab nebula happens
to be 7,000 light years away.
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- http://apod.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/apod/apod_search?crab+nebula
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- POD: 2004 April 29 - Titan's X-Ray
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- Explanation: This June's rare and much heralded transit
of Venus will feature our currently brilliant evening star in silhouette,
as the inner planet glides across the face of the Sun. But on January 5,
2003 an even rarer transit took place. Titan, large moon of ringed gas
giant Saturn, crossed in front of the Crab Nebula, a supernova remnant
some 7,000 light-years away. During Titan's transit, the orbiting Chandra
Observatory's x-ray detectors recorded the shadowing of cosmic x-rays generated
by the Crab's amazing pulsar nebula, pictured above, in a situation analogous
to a medical x-ray. The resulting image (inset at left) probes the extent
of Titan's atmosphere. So, how rare was Titan's transit of the Crab? While
Saturn itself passes within a few degrees of the Crab Nebula every 30 years,
the next similar transit is reportedly due in 2267. And since the stellar
explosion which gave birth to the Crab was seen in 1054, the 2003 Titan
transit may have been the first to occur ... ever.
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- Help spread the word.
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- Best wishes,
- John Kaminski
- http://www.johnkaminski.com/
- http://www.rudemacedon.ca/kaminski/kam-index.html
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From Ted Twietmeyer
6-4-4
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- Jeff -
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- John makes some very valid points about the story. In
addition to his comments, I'd like to add that no one I've ever known who
is a doctor of science, would use the kind of high blood pressure language
the Bloke used. "Bloke" is of english origin for "man"
or "fellow." http://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/index.pperl?date=19990630
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- This is another piece of fiction, right from the fiction
writers in Maryland or Virginia to test public reaction to something quite
terrible. The sickos strike again... As was said in the movie "Kelly's
Heroes" by the character named "Oddball" [Donald Sutherland]:
"Always with the negative waves Moriarity... ....always with the negative
waves." That's Maryland.
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- Next week- perhaps we'll get to hear about aliens that
just happen to closely resemble the goldfish-bowl-helmeted CGI aliens from
"Mars Attacks !" will be landing in Washington. Just to clean
up the bushwackers. One can only hope...stay tuned.
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- All one can say about Aussie Bloke...is that he may be
"the turd that won't flush..." and keeps surfacing again and
again....
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- Ted
Comment
- From Kelly
- 6-4-4
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- Hi Jeff and John,
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- I truly hope this is a bad joke, but I did want to point
out that the Aussie Bloke corrected the "Crab Nebula" info in
the following post:
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- Aussie Bloke
- 5/9/2004
- 8:59 pm EDT Re: 16 April 2004 - VOL #3
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- OK then.....got some stuff stirred up. I thought that
bit about the crab nebula would get the debunkers to identify themselves.
It worked well. Just goes to show you how easily people are led in one
direction or another. Serious astronomers know which debris cloud I am
talking about and now I know we have some here. GREAT....now I can talk
freely. Yes indeed...there IS a debris cloud passing through our solar
system.
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- He did later confirm that he's talking about the Oort
cloud (which does periodically send comets out to our neck of the woods).
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- I also picked up the "War of the Worlds" reference
but Grover's Mills, NJ is part of the http://www.princeton-realty.com/westwindsormunicipal.html
West Windsor Township and municipality. Also the person who wrote "June
2004... The Beginning of the End?" (which linked the Grover's Mills
article) is not *supposed* to be the Aussie Bloke but an unidentified person
reporting on what the Aussie Bloke wrote.
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- I admit I am concerned about this thread. If "Aussie
Bloke" is impersonating this scientist in a "War of the Worlds"
trick, then it goes beyond unfunny and straight into criminally sick &
insane. I wonder if anyone has attempted to contact the scientist to find
out if this person is an imposter?
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- There is further information at:
- http://urbansurvival.com/week.htm
- Urban Survival's Free Daily Update
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- I often read John's articles at Jeff's site and appreciate
the information and point of view he offers, so thanks to you both.
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- Kelly
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- From John Kaminski
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- Yes, but Oort's Cloud is not a debris cloud PASSING THROUGH
the solar system. It's not really even a cloud as such, but a debris field,
extremely thinly populated, orbiting our sun well beyond the orbits of
Pluto/Neptune and Kuiper Belt. The regularly appearing asteroid Toutatis
will make the closest approach of any known asteroid in history on Sept.
29, 2004, and that will miss us by a million miles. Asteroid 2004 BV18,
a chunk about the size of a schoolbus, zipped past us in January at about
1.5 million miles, but had it been aimed for us, would have burned up in
the atmosphere. 2002 EM7, the size of an 18-story building, sneaked past
us undetected at 300,000 miles. No astronomical sites I know are talking
about any Near Earth Object traffic at the present time.
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- Best wishes,
- John Kaminski
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- Comment
6-4-4
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- Good work, John.
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- I just finished reading thru "Aussie Blokes"
entire web rant and common sense tells me this is a big fraud.
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- This guy is far too verbose for someone who supposedly
knows about a cataclysmic event on it's way to wipe out mankind.
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- His story goes on and on and on taunting and tantalizing
his readers.
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- One of the first things I thought of when reading this
WAS Orson Well's "War of the Worlds".
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- This guy also comes across as arrogant, condescending
and without empathy for his listening audience (who by the way are all
about to die!!).
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- The "Aussie Bloke" definitely has a story telling
sociopathic personality disorder and thrives on having a large audience
in the palm of his hand.
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- Best Regards.
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