June
21st, the summer solstice, photographer Stan Richard was at the Pine Lake campground near
Eldora, Iowa. 'I was watching the sun set when suddenly this 'false sun' appeared,' says Stan. What
was it? It is almost certainly a fragment of a Sun Pillar,' explains atmospheric optics expert Les
Cowley. 'When the sun has set at ground level, it still shines on high clouds for some time. Here
there are probably bands of cirrostratus containing plate-shaped ice crystals, which reflect the sun
to form the patches of light. At this time of year, at middle and high northern latitudes, the sun
lingers close to the horizon for a long time after setting. When there is a sun pillar like Stan
Richard's, it's fun to watch it slowly creeping along the horizon northwards marking the position of
the already-set sun.'
Signs of the Times #53 (via email to Nancy)
Space Weather News for June 21, 2003, http://spaceweather.com, The sun will reach its highest
point in northern skies today, June 21st, at 3:10 p.m. EDT (1910 UT). This marks the beginning of
northern summer and, at precisely the same moment, southern winter. Solstices are usually poor
times for aurora watching. Curiously, though, the weeks leading up to today's solstice have been
filled with Northern Lights. Since late May auroras have appeared as far south in the United States
as Michigan, Washington, Wisconsin ... even Virginia.
WMO report from UN
Signs of the Times #84 (via email to Nancy)
Independent Digital Ltd, 03 July 2003 http://news.independent.co.uk/world/environment/story.jsp?
story=421166 The World Meteorological Organisation signalled last night that the world's weather
is going haywire. ... extremes in weather and climate occurring all over the world in recent weeks ...
The unprecedented warning takes its force and significance ... from an impeccably respected UN
organisation that is not given to hyperbole. ... the world needs to be made aware of it immediately.
The extreme weather it documents, such as record high and low temperatures, record rainfall and
record storms in different parts of the world ... While the trend towards warmer temperatures has
been uneven over the past century, the trend since 1976 is roughly three times that for the whole
period. ... It is possible that 2003 will be the hottest year ever recorded.
Signs of the Times #83 (via email to Nancy)
Geneva AFP, July 2, 2003 ‘Average temperatures over land areas in the world climbed to the
warmest level ever recorded in May, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said on
Wednesday. The global average land temperature reached 11.2 degrees centigrade, 0.96 degrees
above the months average, while the combined global land and sea average for May was the
second highest since observations began in 1880, according to WMO.'
Media Slips
Signs of the Times #82 (via email to Nancy)
On the Denver news tonight [July 2] there was something I have never seen before, a report on a
crop circle by the conventional media. They only gave it a 20-second spot and the usual reports
(farmer blames vandals, but neighbors did not see or hear anyone). It looks like someone is losing
control of the media.
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Cracks in the Coverup - Examples
Signs of the Times #79 (via email to Nancy)
The Zetas predicted media slips. Tonight within an hour of major TV news, I saw Planet X twice. In
a photo taken at Baylor University, a huge red ball was clearly visible in the background. The
second photo included the Sun and Planet X. [and from another poster] I was watching the DBacks
play last night [July 1] (on TV) in Colorado and the camera focused in on an amazing red to blood
red sunset.
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ZetaTalk: Cover-up Erosion
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ZetaTalk: Cover-up Erosion
written May 4, 2005
The Catholic Church here in Brazil is announcing with a great frequency in their communications and
dominical sermons about the parts in the Holy Bible involving the messages on the final of times and Jesus
sermons about the time of harvest. Last Sunday [Apr 24] the priest gave a long sermon about this matter
and as I understood this was done all over the country. Very strange the frequency in which the church is
