Anyone Ever Heard of Deagel.Com?

This is a legitimate site. These are the forecasts from individuals, so they are just opinions based on current data and trends. I agree with them. Russia loses 8 million people. The US loses 247 million.

a reply to: Septimus

I too was shocked. But, if your wondering How? Go to megashare( completely free) or the site of your choice but might not have this. Watch 10.5 Apocalypse for "HOW" and check out Eyes wide shut for Who? AAAHHHHH predictive programming at it's finest There are many many more but those 2 give INCREDIBLE INSIGHT. HOPE THIS HELPS. Naturally this occurs After the financial collapse/reset.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

....One World Government governed as a corporation through a global corporation.

Haven't heard this before but it sounds right. Any more info?

Dave Hodges gives his take on Deagel and how "The Target Date for America’s Depopulation Has Been Set"

www.thecommonsenseshow.com...

a reply to: inbound

Do it up inbound - I'm standing by.

As for the rest of the comments I missed since last night - many of which relate to this sites credibility - it's seeming more and more like this site has been registered for some time, but has only started actively posting or marketing itself in the last couple of months; however, I did find something from 2011 ( I'd have to fish around again to find the link ) on another site referencing Deagel - a link to one of their pages with some inquiries if I remember properly - but beyond that there isn't much of anything out there...

A site with this level of functionality and little to no 'web presence' gets my gears turning...

If you take a look at their code; everything appears to be written by a 'professional' - but a 'professional' that has some interesting approaches...

1. All of the sites pages are written in ASPX - which indicates to me that this is not running in a common web platform like Joomla, Drupal, or WordPress. This also indicates to me that this is running on a Microsoft web platform. This is increasingly less common in the 'web development community', as there is a far greater necessity for interaction with the web server itself. In most cases, this would mean a completely dedicated server, or at least a virtual server for manageability. There is no 'Manage your ASP settings web interface'. Period. Which I should state is the only other achievable manner in which to control the server's functionality.

2. There is no utilization of Google's stat tracking system, or search function. This screams 'development TEAM' to me. To write a search function for a website without utilizing something pre-existing, means hundreds of man-hours, if not more - and your search algorithm will still not hold a candle to Google's. I just ran a search for 'Raptor' that took nearly a minute to return 7 results. To me? This says that it is running through a massive process on the back-end - one that I expect has very little to do with the website.

( Awkward... I just had a transformer blow up somewhere nearby mid-post... )

3. The site has gone and 'protected' their code from viewing - by preventing users from right-clicking. Considering that their code isn't very complex, or creative even - this says that the ownership is overly paranoid.

I had some more bullet points but I'm going to give this a minute to set in - if someone wants to jump the gun on me - do me a flavor and try hitting the site at their IP Address. This may yield some interesting results.

I.E. http:// xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/

I just got information that my power outage affected a major part of the city i live in; Paranoia has set in. Magazine is locked...

Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but the site doesn't say the population will be to 69 million but down by 69 million. Meaning we will lose 69 mil people.
That the GDP per capita will be down by 13,328. Basically it comparing what each is now, compared to what it will be reduced by, in the year 2025.
Each number means a reduction by that amount, not TO that amount.

a reply to: DigitalJedi805

go the the page by Hodges of: www.thecommonsenseshow.com...

he is the 1st one I know to link the Deagel.Com site & organization with the Georgia Guidestone (Illuminist ted turner creation)
with the depopulation foreseen in project 'America 2050'


hmmm

it seems to me that Deagle is a NGO, think-tank ...much like the PNAC was the creation of the illuminists to carry forth the 'window' for certain events (from 1999-2012) to be accomplished

a reply to: signalfire

Wow, 247 million dead in eleven years...They better get to work.

EDIT TO ADD:
On a side note....F this.

a reply to: berkeleygal

Figures, by the map put up on that site, looks like my state, NJ, seems to have one of the highest rate of depopulation. Not liking that AT ALL..... Sure hope this is not true.....that's just depressing

originally posted by: onequestion
You guys are joking right?

Some random website off the internet?

is there not a 'deep' or 'dark' internet which also runs side by side with the current, popular www. & www2 right now?
lots of gov't & corporation fascist activity and covert communications with death merchants is the order of the day for that deep internet...or so I've heard

a reply to: DigitalJedi805

I'm able to right click, inspect elements, and view page source without any issues. Entering the raw IP also queries normal results for me; it resolves to deagel.com

Not sure why this Hodges guy is being pushed here either. He wrote the article today, after the spike in interest yesterday. That in itself smacks of suspicion to me. Sounds almost like someone is trying to get the site noticed so it can be picked apart. He makes an awful lot of assumptions in that article, not to mention misspelling the name at some point. What is so hard about keeping that 'L' on the right anyways?

Like Udio mentions, there is another dimension out there that can be accessed via routing services like ToR. I don't think we'd have public access to sites like these unless someone wanted it to be seen by the general public.

It's probably going to end up being some kind of promotion for a movie or some such.

Like the blair witch project page. Anyone remember that creepy ish!?

Anagrams for Edwin Deagel


Here is a list of anagram's for Edwin Deagel, my thoughts are perhaps its actually a company, at work so I don't have a ton of time to investigate. Maybe this can be something, of assistance for someone, i'll keep searching in my free moments!

Very interesting great find!

a reply to: signalfire

Obviously, whoever is forecasting this isnt taking into consideration all of the 'unknown/unlisted' truths, that in essence, dispel the notion that the US has dropped the ball.

Sorry, but this deagel.com is highly inaccurate.

Hey Guys,
Still on page 3 and catching up on this but I noticed no one else has posted this little excerpt I found on this website:

For those who might be concerned. The countries forecast has been out there for over a decade. It is updated annually using the latest available information and is provided AS IS. Obviously, at this point, predicts a Western collapse. This website is not and has never been linked to any government. It is the result of private individuals using their spare time.

Interestingly enough, the author claims no affiliation with any gov't entitiy but also neglects to state where this data that's supposedly been "out there" for a decade was sourced from.

This seems kind of fishy... I'm going to start digging deeper to see if I can contribute to this threads research.

Oh, and to the OP:

Awesome find my friend, SnF.

originally posted by: Septimus
a reply to: DigitalJedi805

Registered in Spain, but it's all in English... Site description on whois says it's a 'Comprehensive guide to world military weaponry.'

I also see they've updated their homepage (AS WE ARE LOOKING IT OVER) to include:

"This website is not and has never been linked to any government. It is the result of private individuals using their spare time."

lolwat?

And of course after I make my last post, I see that you've already found it lol. Sorry about that.

Hm.. it appears they have a forum of their own, and a lot of people are speculating about where this data came from. Here's a : link to the thread I found. Apparently a lot of people are focusing on the idea of chemtrails, high flouride content in the water, and an autism epidemic (?) that will "dumb down" our populations within the next 10 years....I'm starting to think these provactive figures are just that, numbers generated to draw attention to the site itself, and nothing more. Regardless, I'm still digging and very interested in hopefully finding a definitive answer.

a reply to: signalfire

WTH! This is a little more than concerning, what do they know that we don't know that would cause the population to decrease to less than 69 million by 2025?

One would expect the population to increase in 11 years, not decrease by 247 million...

According to google their site may be hacked, wonder what that means?

originally posted by: Jennyfrenzy
a reply to: signalfire

WTH! This is a little more than concerning, what do they know that we don't know that would cause the population to decrease to less than 69 million by 2025?

One would expect the population to increase in 11 years, not decrease by 247 million...

According to google their site may be hacked, wonder what that means?

Let me just find out! I'll edit this post as soon as I investigate what that implies...

From Google:

Often a hacker will modify existing pages or add spam content of their own. For example, you may be exposed or redirected to spam or malware. We recommend that you do not visit the website until you no longer see this label in Google's search results. If you know the owner of this website, please alert them to the situation

Effectively; if Google detects anything that can be construed as malicious on a site, they label the link. This could likely encompass redistribution of some data pertinent to your identity, browsing activity, etc.

Everyone be very cautious in moving forward - there may be some heavy NSA data sourcing behind it all. As I might reiterate upon my assessment of their back-end processing being so cumbersome - the tie would make sense.

Proxy servers, remote computers if you have them available, no names.

*runs over to feed input on the 'How to protect yourself on the internet' thread*

a reply to: signalfire

I read an article attributed to Dave Hodges, via beforeitsnews.com this morning about that site (and a little more):

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