I logged onto Facebook a couple of minutes ago to see this:
I just have to laugh sometimes. I haven't been blogging much lately because there's been a bit of drama at my new home. One of my roommates, an old friend, had to be sent to a mental hospital because he was convinced that Freemasons were following him around (which, of course, even after acting like a completely different person and scaring everyone at his work with completely unrelated stuff, was the last straw). I can totally understand why he would feel that way (just look at the pic "above"), just not to the extremes he was taking it. So, the past couple of weeks have been really crazy and I haven't had the time (or material) to write new posts or read many sync blogs. It also doesn't help that I have to use my other roommate's laptop anytime I want to use the internet.
Pardon my ignorance, but I had not heard of this direct 11:11 hit until today whilst checking Etemenanki. Even the day of whatever calendar Iran uses is 22, or 11+11.
While delivering a speech to a gathering of air force personnel, Iran's cleric leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said his country is prepared to deliver a sober warning to the West.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei announced on Monday that on Feb. 11, Iran was prepared to deliver a blow against the West that would be worse than Sept. 11. According to Fox News, Khamenei said, "The Iranian nation, with its unity and God's grace, will punch the arrogance (Western powers) on the 22nd of Bahman, Feb. 11, in a way that will leave them stunned."
But wait, there's more! 2010 can be 20+10 which is 30. It just so happens to be the same year as the the 30th anniversary of the Iranian Revolution.
The 22nd of Bahman, or Feb. 11, represents the 30th anniversary of the Iranian Revolution where the Air Force helped over throw the U.S.-backed Shah government. The overthrow of the Shah government led to the rise of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
Punching? Like, say, with a fist? A Gemini/Twin (whose other symbols can be seen all around this story) resonator, perhaps? They even referred to 9/11, which is very much in with the Twins.
Guess we just have to wait until tomorrow for our beating.
In this Sept. 11, 2001, photo made the the New York City Police Department and provided by ABC News on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010, the upper floors of the World Trade Center tower burns after terrorists flew an airliner into it.
(Photo: AP Photo/NYPD via ABC News, Det. Greg Semendinger)
Hmm, it seems to be a pretty huge coincidence that these 9-11 pictures showing the twin towers falling would be released a day after the announcement of an attack similar to (or worse than) 9-11 by Iran.
Wait a minute...
(Photo: AP Photo/NYPD via ABC News, Det. Greg Semendinger)
Poor guy. No wonder he didn't want to release his pictures. He has the most embarassing last name in the world. Or is that just what they want us to think?
Also, I'm getting extremely Herculean vibes from all this "punching & towers" business.
Double R Mirrored (Linked Watchmen image courtesy of A Few Shots to Shaman)
Emerald Checkerboard Tablet of Thoth
Shrine to Marilyn Monroe, Patrick the Pink Starfish (with added pentagram on chest), and the inverted cross (already there before I moved into this house)
Cheese = Milk = Milky Way = GaLACTIC Center. This dairy/teat/galactic center theme carries into the movie Spaceballs, where the omniscient teacher is named Yogurt.
Last night I tried out a video game for the Xbox360 (resonance anyone?) called "Darksiders". In the game, you play as one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse, War (of course), and it's pretty much just the same "heaven vs. hell" story that is quite prominent. It's the kind of plot device that just kind of says "screw you" to peaceful coexistence. Anyway, it's interesting because the main "bad guy" in the game is a being called "the Destroyer" (Lots of Shivas in video games!), and the very first cutscene in the game is very, how do you say, "syncnificant".
Basically, the first cutscene is showing that meteors eventually strike the earth in modern times, but these aren't just any old meteors, they're actually fallen angels which crash to the earth (for unknown reasons, maybe they're using a false interpretation of the mayan calendar or something) and begin to destroy everything in sight. What's weird is that I have no idea who's working for who in this - War says he works only for "The Council" and no one else (which appears to be stationed somewhere in Hell and is represented by a trinity of huge stone demon faces), while the enemies you fight look like they were spawned from the same place as the Council. I probably should have listened to the story better, but it's just the same old thing as usual, and to be honest it's not the best game in the world, it's kind of a Zelda clone with some God of War stuff thrown in for extra seasoning.
Mass Effect 2 is also "in sync", as the main storyline appears to be about a plague (which humans are magically immune to) that threatens to wipe out the universe or something. You better get your swine flu vaccination! The entire universe is fucked without pharmaceuticals! *sigh*
I was doing a search for that old Zoobooks commercial (for the Oz/Zo thing and of course the unforgettable free Tiger/2010 poster) which I saw for the first time in probably 10 years last night, and this came up instead:
