Discernment Towards All Denizens of the Cosmos or Will You Burn Them?

Ragdoll,
I liked your research and will take some time to digest it. Mummble mummble, let out the clutch,aww rats I always have trouble getting the old model t brain in gear these days. What O.C. Did was cut thru with the razor and find the simple truth. Then , thank god, he told me what it was. Then I ran in a bunch of small circles going, Naw it can't be that simple. But ya know what, it is that simple.
The scarey part was I had run over it quite a number of times and just didn't see it.
I gave myself a huge "DUH" for having missed it.
It's like Jack or glider gathering up new information. It's there but I didn't find it they did. By the way young lady I like your picture.
She was quite a gal in her time. I actually saw the movie on turner. Those old silent flicks are a blast. I watch them with my grand son.
He calls it ancient history. I never figured on getting this old. Surprise here I am.

dave(the ignorant)fair

Hello Dave Fair,

Aw shucks Dave, I didn't find nuthin'..........YET! Still kicking the dirt around in the wings though.

Thank you, Dave! I sure wish I had more time to sit down at the computer and talk. This has been one of those busy weeks! I got to drive my dad's backhoe, which was fun. It took me a while to figure out the controls, probably because I was trying too hard. When it comes to heavy equipment, the directions can be all mixed up. Left can be right, forward can be down (or is it up?), etc. When I finally stopped trying to map it all out, and just DID it, everything fell into place. I dug a big hole and filled it up. What a blast! Plus, I learned a new heavy equipment metaphor! lol

OC, just one question...
Is the big destructive event something which WE cause or something which naturally occurs?

My brain is going 2 melt.

About 7 years ago, I noticed a light in the Eastern sky. It is not Venus and it is not Mercury. According to Google Sky, it is somewhere around where Sirius should be, but a little lower. I have THE WORST sense of direction of anyone EVER, so if I am mistaken please tell me & my feelings will not be hurt. Every year it gets brighter, and I believe it moves. I do have cataracts at 37 years old, as well as nearsightedness, and occasional elevated ocular pressure. When I get my eye surgery later in the year, perhaps I will see things differently. Some people notice the "star" and others do not. Why is that? I am not a goofball. I saw it on the West Coast, my friend and I saw it in Dallas and Arkansas, and I see it in New Mexico. There is one guy on youtube who sees it too, and lots of people made fun of him. Because much of the world is under a spell or hypnotized. The darn light is up there and it never was before. No matter what season, it always follows the same path. And if it IS a planet in our solar system, I find it highly disturbing that the thing is so bright.

It's always up there, like a big eye. Probably just a planet. :-) Or the death star. lol
More than likely Google Sky needs to be calibrated again.

Ragdoll73 wrote:

It's always up there, like a big eye. Probably just a planet. :-) Or the death star. lol
More than likely Google Sky needs to be calibrated again.

I do believe what you have been seeing is Venus. In the AM. eastern sky slightly to the south. White light. It is very bright and I don't know if it is just me being more aware or maybe the atmosphere is amplifying it. With our collective science up there spreading around silver/aluminum and who knows what else to increase the albedo of the atmosphere, we may be seeing this in a different light so to speak. It does seem to me to "twinkle" if you will, quite a bit and I also can see flashes of color. A couple of weeks past I saw it with my unaided eye the whole day as our blue marble rolled east, so that is bright. I have also noticed the moon looking orange more often these days and I attribute this to the same grand experiment.

This was the article I mentioned ... I can't say anything about it, it's outside of what I know

http://www.enterprisemission.com/_articles/05-14-2004_Interplanetary_Part_1/Interplanetary_1.htm

Sun: More activity since 1940 than in previous 1150 years, combined

Mercury: Unexpected polar ice discovered, along with a surprisingly strong intrinsic magnetic field … for a supposedly “dead” planet

Venus: 2500% increase in auroral brightness, and substantive global atmospheric changes in less than 30 years

Earth: Substantial and obvious world-wide weather and geophysical changes

Mars: “Global Warming,” huge storms, disappearance of polar icecaps

Jupiter: Over 200% increase in brightness of surrounding plasma clouds

Saturn: Major decrease in equatorial jet stream velocities in only ~20 years, accompanied by surprising surge of X-rays from equator

Uranus: “Really big, big changes” in brightness, increased global cloud activity

Neptune: 40% increase in atmospheric brightness

Pluto: 300% increase in atmospheric pressure, even as Pluto recedes farther from the Sun

None of these statistics are from “fringe” scientists; they are all very, very real, and what you have just read is only the proverbial “tip of the iceberg.”

Hey talk about bright did you notice the moon last full moon? Brightest I can remeber seeing.
It would seem, based on current events that man and nature conspire against us.
Back hoes are fun. I cut my eye teeth on a red bellied ford back hoe. Four lever.
The last one was a John deer with wobble sticks. Pratice makes for easier operating.

Be well my friends.

davefair

Hi Dave! That last full moon was spectacular. Looked like the sky was falling! I smoke, so I spend more than the average amount of time outdoors after dark. The sky looks "different", and some of the stars are moving. I mean, they sway to and fro. It's really creepy. I usually keep those observations to myself so "they" won't lock me up.

Old equipment is neat. One thing I like about old stuff is that you can actually repair it yourself. New cars, trucks, heavy equipment, EVERYTHING is computerized. When something goes wrong, you have to PAY some dealership a gazillion dollars to fix it. High technology has its place, I suppose.

You should get a charge out of this one.
My very first john deere, was old when i got it. So old that any thing major would be its demise. When the engine finally gave up the ghost,we (me and the mech) rebuilt it in the frame. If we took it out it had to go.
We did it in half the time and in the field.
I was doing water meter instaltions at the time. all of the bushings were just about gone.
I liked it that way. If I pulled a pipe bell the bucket would skip over it and not pull it apart.
The fun part was doing a hand taped saddle under pressure. If the pipe split you had an instant swimming pool.
A good way to cool off in the summer.

Dave(wink)fair