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2 Mega Electron Volt EMP to strike the U.S. Electric Grid

Started by Stellar, May 31, 2014, 06:27:18 AM

Stellar

Say good night sheeple I warned you! A planned NASA FAKE Carrington Event Coming will put the USA into a Pre-Industrial State worse than UK's Olympic Opening Summer Games. Next Planned Martial Law combined with slavery on the way by the use of 2 Mega Electron Volt Super Gamma EMP weapons.  And you all think I'm crying wolf well I would gladly do that and be a fool if my message thwarts it!

EMP Bomb Threat Scenario

The Government will hide under Denver Airport and Just about all of the Elite Wall Street Bankers and Brokers will cut and Run to South America, Europe or the Islands.

BJ's Restaurant is sending a message in the Illuminati Symbolism:

http://www.futurescience.com/emp/super-EMP.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_storm_of_1859
THE ILLUMINATI'S FINAL COWNTDOWN 2014- MARTIAL LAW


Jackstar

re: subject: "2 Mega Electron Volt EMP to strike the U.S. Electric Grid"

Scissor Sisters--It Can't Come Quickly Enough LIVE & AWESOME:

http://youtu.be/Mq4KjGJPgjo

There's this flick, from back in the Nineties, with Kyle MacLachlan, I forget what it is called, have you seen it? Take notes.

aldousburbank

Quote from: Stellar on May 31, 2014, 06:27:18 AM
The Government will hide under Denver Airport and Just about all of the Elite Wall Street Bankers and Brokers will cut and Run to South America, Europe or the Islands.
And I will be generous with the party favors. Bring it!

McPhallus




Quote from: Stellar on May 31, 2014, 06:27:18 AM
Say good night sheeple I warned you! A planned NASA FAKE Carrington Event Coming will put the USA into a Pre-Industrial State worse than UK's Olympic Opening Summer Games. Next Planned Martial Law combined with slavery on the way by the use of 2 Mega Electron Volt Super Gamma EMP weapons.  And you all think I'm crying wolf well I would gladly do that and be a fool if my message thwarts it!

EMP Bomb Threat Scenario

The Government will hide under Denver Airport and Just about all of the Elite Wall Street Bankers and Brokers will cut and Run to South America, Europe or the Islands.

BJ's Restaurant is sending a message in the Illuminati Symbolism:

http://www.futurescience.com/emp/super-EMP.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_storm_of_1859
THE ILLUMINATI'S FINAL COWNTDOWN 2014- MARTIAL LAW

Yorkshire pud

When it doesn't happen do you think the moron will come back to say he was sorry to cause any unnecessary distress? The way the same morons didn't apologise to the parents of the girl who killed herself because she was convinced we'd be hit by Planet X in 2012. When that didn't happen, all the nutjob CT's posted videos on YT to say they were wrong.. Oh hang on, they didn't.

There should be an island for them, somewhere in the Arctic circle, then they can debate all day long on which CT is the right one. Does anyone know if CT's are allowed to breed?

onan

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on May 31, 2014, 08:39:24 AM
When it doesn't happen do you think the moron will come back to say he was sorry to cause any unnecessary distress? The way the same morons didn't apologise to the parents of the girl who killed herself because she was convinced we'd be hit by Planet X in 2012. When that didn't happen, all the nutjob CT's posted videos on YT to say they were wrong.. Oh hang on, they didn't.

There should be an island for them, somewhere in the Arctic circle, then they can debate all day long on which CT is the right one. Does anyone know if CT's are allowed to breed?

He will claim credit for averting the catastrophe.

HorrorRetro

Glad my gardens are doing well and my hens are about to start laying. Bring it.  8)

McPhallus

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on May 31, 2014, 08:39:24 AM
When it doesn't happen do you think the moron will come back to say he was sorry to cause any unnecessary distress? The way the same morons didn't apologise to the parents of the girl who killed herself because she was convinced we'd be hit by Planet X in 2012. When that didn't happen, all the nutjob CT's posted videos on YT to say they were wrong.. Oh hang on, they didn't.

There should be an island for them, somewhere in the Arctic circle, then they can debate all day long on which CT is the right one. Does anyone know if CT's are allowed to breed?

I really hope that one of the families of the victims of one of the violent events these cunts claim were hoaxed hears these stupid theories.  Then they can hunt these idiots down and their kick their ass up to their shoulder blades.

Yorkshire pud

You know there's no such term as 'mega electron volt' don't you? Course you did. Cos you're one of those self appointed ct experts.

Quote from: Stellar on May 31, 2014, 06:27:18 AM
Say good night sheeple I warned you!

Darn, he called me a sheeple before I even had a chance to reply.
Next, it will just be in every subject heading. I will always be beaten.

Quote from: onan on May 31, 2014, 08:53:42 AM
He will claim credit for averting the catastrophe.

It's definitely going to happen, Onan.  It just might happen in an alternate dimension and we'll never hear about it.

Yorkshire pud

Quote from: TheMan WhoFell ToEarth on May 31, 2014, 11:03:01 AM
It's definitely going to happen, Onan.  It just might happen in an alternate dimension and we'll never hear about it.

In that universe batteries weigh more when they're charged up. Just as he thinks they do in this universe.

Foodlion

Quote from: HorrorRetro on May 31, 2014, 08:55:24 AM
Glad my gardens are doing well and my hens are about to start laying. Bring it.  8)
Gratz. Mine have been laying for about 3 months now. They usually stop in mid November.
This year my I've done away with the incubator and im letting 1 stubborn broady hen hatch about two dozen eggs, so I hopefully up my meat supply this fall. My hens are outputting about 15 eggs a day with the record day being 23 eggs in one day. For just 27 hens that's an impressive number  ;D




Yorkshire pud

Quote from: Stellar on May 31, 2014, 01:53:57 PM
Right anyway meanwhile back to topic:

2014 North Korean EMP Attack Against America Millions Will Die Government Insider Warns Immanent

Yes..the North Koreans have the technological capability to do that.. Of course they do.. Well, if you also believe that Father Christmas comes down the chimney, and that babies are born under gooseberry bushes. You don't even know what any of it means you dumb fucking asshole.

Jackstar

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on May 31, 2014, 02:08:29 PM
Yes..the North Koreans have the technological capability to do that.. Of course they do..

NPK agents are more than capable of performing acts of bribery, extortion and theft. Frankly, I would be surprised if they could do anything else beyond that, but that could well be enough. All sufficiently established governmental powers have the capacity to engage in this kind of warfare, as well as ones that are looking to establish themselves.

How can you be so inexpressibly naive?

Quoteyou dumb fucking asshole.

Tell us... only the good things you remember... about your mother.


Yorkshire pud

Quote from: Jackstar on May 31, 2014, 02:14:30 PM
NPK agents are more than capable of performing acts of bribery, extortion and theft. Frankly, I would be surprised if they could do anything else beyond that, but that could well be enough. All sufficiently established governmental powers have the capacity to engage in this kind of warfare, as well as ones that are looking to establish themselves.

How can you be so inexpressibly naive?

Tell us... only the good things you remember... about your mother.

Oh you see you go and spoil things... You really really don't think I know things about you do you? When you get off your cocaine trip I'll explain it to you how you'll behave in future. The letters, I K C Z U  mean anything to you? ;D


HorrorRetro

Quote from: Foodlion on May 31, 2014, 11:34:55 AM
Gratz. Mine have been laying for about 3 months now. They usually stop in mid November.
This year my I've done away with the incubator and im letting 1 stubborn broady hen hatch about two dozen eggs, so I hopefully up my meat supply this fall. My hens are outputting about 15 eggs a day with the record day being 23 eggs in one day. For just 27 hens that's an impressive number  ;D

Wow. I only have 3 hens right now. I had 4, but one turned out to be a roo, so he's now pimping at a farm.  I'd love to have more, but I'm technically sneaking these into my neighborhood, so I don't want to push my luck, although I know several of my neighbors have some too.

area51drone

Quote from: HorrorRetro on May 31, 2014, 08:55:24 AM
Glad my gardens are doing well and my hens are about to start laying. Bring it.  8)

We're doing 4 eggs a day now ourselves!   Planted our garden on our 5 acres we bought last year and just put in a well last week. 

area51drone

Quote from: Foodlion on May 31, 2014, 11:34:55 AM
Gratz. Mine have been laying for about 3 months now. They usually stop in mid November.
This year my I've done away with the incubator and im letting 1 stubborn broady hen hatch about two dozen eggs, so I hopefully up my meat supply this fall. My hens are outputting about 15 eggs a day with the record day being 23 eggs in one day. For just 27 hens that's an impressive number  ;D

Damn.  What are you doing with all the chicken shit?

HorrorRetro

Quote from: area51drone on May 31, 2014, 03:12:06 PM
We're doing 4 eggs a day now ourselves!   Planted our garden on our 5 acres we bought last year and just put in a well last week.

Nice! My early crops I have going right now are radish, beets, carrots, yellow squash, spinach, kale, lettuce, tomatoes, peas, Japanese eggplant, burgundy beans, tomatillo, lemon cucumber, rhubarb, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, apples, and cherries.  My plum tree is going to give me bubkes this year. I think I pruned too late. Last year it was a gold mine and I might get one this year, if I'm lucky.

I'm thinking the hens will start laying within a month. Their combs are getting pretty red, so they should be ready soon.

albrecht

Quote from: HorrorRetro on May 31, 2014, 03:27:16 PM
Nice! My early crops I have going right now are radish, beets, carrots, yellow squash, spinach, kale, lettuce, tomatoes, peas, Japanese eggplant, burgundy beans, tomatillo, lemon cucumber, rhubarb, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, apples, and cherries.  My plum tree is going to give me bubkes this year. I think I pruned too late. Last year it was a gold mine and I might get one this year, if I'm lucky.

I'm thinking the hens will start laying within a month. Their combs are getting pretty red, so they should be ready soon.
Woke up this morning and all my tomatoes were gone! Darn. I'm guessing those damn squirrels. When the "grid" goes down I'm gonna eat my fill on them. Damn rodents. Put up some fencing today and hope more come in but pissed me off. Interestingly they didn't touch my peppers....maybe they don't like the hot stuff? So I'll be eating a lot of jalapenos, serranos, and habeneros.

Jackstar

Y'all keep talking about your produce, and I find myself continuing to think of this book:



Can one of you start making a lot of hard cider? Because that would be fabulous!

Quote from: HorrorRetro on May 31, 2014, 03:27:16 PM
Nice! My early crops I have going right now are radish, beets, carrots, yellow squash, spinach, kale, lettuce, tomatoes, peas, Japanese eggplant, burgundy beans, tomatillo, lemon cucumber, rhubarb, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, apples, and cherries.  My plum tree is going to give me bubkes this year. I think I pruned too late. Last year it was a gold mine and I might get one this year, if I'm lucky.

I'm thinking the hens will start laying within a month. Their combs are getting pretty red, so they should be ready soon.

Nice garden! I had a fig tree I babied for 4 years. It grew to 6 feet, produced one fig and died. The fig was delicious, though

I keep a small kitchen garden: heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, kale ( which survived the winter), cherry tomatoes, swiss chard, bell peppers, tabasco peppers, jalapenos, radishes, potatoes,strawberries, rosemary, parsley, tarragon, basil, mint, thyme, cilantro, oregano, savory and chives. Just enough to keep it interesting.

Never have luck with zucchini although everyone else in the world does. I usually get two squashes and the plant dies off. Don't know why. If it's a cool summer, I'll put up jams, jellies and pie filling.


Quote from: albrecht on May 31, 2014, 03:37:11 PM
Woke up this morning and all my tomatoes were gone! Darn. I'm guessing those damn squirrels. When the "grid" goes down I'm gonna eat my fill on them. Damn rodents. Put up some fencing today and hope more come in but pissed me off. Interestingly they didn't touch my peppers....maybe they don't like the hot stuff? So I'll be eating a lot of jalapenos, serranos, and habeneros.

Get a husky. No one's allowed in the backyard when mine is on patrol. It's not just squirrels, it's raccoons, too, that get into the plants. To keep squirrels from digging up flower bulbs, I used to spread around blood meal. It seemed to work, although I don't know if it's because they don't like the smell or the smell masked the odor of the bulbs.

HorrorRetro

Quote from: albrecht on May 31, 2014, 03:37:11 PM
Woke up this morning and all my tomatoes were gone! Darn. I'm guessing those damn squirrels. When the "grid" goes down I'm gonna eat my fill on them. Damn rodents. Put up some fencing today and hope more come in but pissed me off. Interestingly they didn't touch my peppers....maybe they don't like the hot stuff? So I'll be eating a lot of jalapenos, serranos, and habeneros.

The deer had a field day last week on my peas, strawberries, and my cherry tomatoes. My strawberries were doing great with tons ready to pick, and they got them all. Now I'm using deer repellent that contains putrescent egg solids. Smells horrendous, but it seems to work.

Quote from: Unscreened Caller on May 31, 2014, 03:43:34 PM


Never have luck with zucchini although everyone else in the world does. I usually get two squashes and the plant dies off. Don't know why. If it's a cool summer, I'll put up jams, jellies and pie filling.

I can't grow zucchini either. Everyone here raves about how easy it is, but I can't get them to grow much past the flowering stage. If I do get them to develop, they get powder mildew that I can't get rid of. I decided to not even try this year.

albrecht

Quote from: HorrorRetro on May 31, 2014, 03:56:20 PM
The deer had a field day last week on my peas, strawberries, and my cherry tomatoes. My strawberries were doing great with tons ready to pick, and they got them all. Now I'm using deer repellent that contains putrescent egg solids. Smells horrendous, but it seems to work.


I've made my own deer repellent in years past with rotten eggs, various peppers, and boil it all up and spray on plants. The problem, with mine or the store-bought version, is you need to constantly reapply and rain/sprinklers will knock it off. I also found that if it is a brutal summer they will still eat regardless. I've tried electric fence (fun day when a young buck got caught up in it and strew wires all over my yard) and that didn't work. I've seen some contraption that senses movement and then shots your sprinkler at the target deer. Not sure if it works. Big fences are only solution, really. And plant lots of rosemary around (the one thing that I have not seen deer eat.)

Foodlion

Quote from: albrecht on May 31, 2014, 04:06:45 PM
I've made my own deer repellent in years past with rotten eggs, various peppers, and boil it all up and spray on plants. The problem, with mine or the store-bought version, is you need to constantly reapply and rain/sprinklers will knock it off. I also found that if it is a brutal summer they will still eat regardless. I've tried electric fence (fun day when a young buck got caught up in it and strew wires all over my yard) and that didn't work. I've seen some contraption that senses movement and then shots your sprinkler at the target deer. Not sure if it works. Big fences are only solution, really. And plant lots of rosemary around (the one thing that I have not seen deer eat.)

Back in the old days the farmers used to plant Osage Orange Trees around their fence line. The trees not only produce a bug repellent fruit, but their thorns keep wild life out and livestock in. The cows stayed away from it too.

I've been wanting to get my hands on some of those for a long time now, but they don't grow local to my area.

Quote from: HorrorRetro on May 31, 2014, 03:09:57 PM
Wow. I only have 3 hens right now. I had 4, but one turned out to be a roo, so he's now pimping at a farm.  I'd love to have more, but I'm technically sneaking these into my neighborhood, so I don't want to push my luck, although I know several of my neighbors have some too.

Signs of the times. It was almost unheard of for some one to have chickens in their yard over 15 years ago. Now it's starting to become a more common thing, and rightfully so.

I started out with 5 hens and 1 rooster. Over time I incubated them up well over 100 at one time, and now letting the mother hens hatch them for me, and I kill off the excess chickens when winter comes.


Foodlion

Quote from: area51drone on May 31, 2014, 03:12:58 PM
Damn.  What are you doing with all the chicken shit?

My veggie garden and herb garden get the bulk of it. Every year I move the chicken Pen and scoop it out. It doesn't even smell bad as most would think. My goat pen smells 20 times worse then my chickens to be honest. Their poop turns into a fine powder dirt form in a few weeks if you line their coop with straw and toss in some plants and other organic materials for them to munch on. Chickens will pretty much mix their poop into clean mulch automaticly.

Last year a few of the big pot growers came over and filled 3 buckets full. They "claimed" it was for their grandma's garden lol. I really don't care what they do with it, as long as they are busy doing something other than stealing from me, I'm ok with it.


The oldtimers with the pigeon coops do the same thing with the droppings. I've seen one old guy's tomatoes and they were spectacular, much nicer than tomatoes with commercial fertilizer, even the organic stuff.

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