Comet Elenin and Aleutian Islands: What NASA hide? A Big Red "X"!

Just to clear thigns up ...

the link to the report of l.elenin has NOTHING TO DO with the google maps overlay ...

check page 2 i postet there what the overlay coordinates and pictures are for ...

not in any relation to the report, elenin, mars or ANYTHING u crazy ppl talk about


you can change the number "11133" in the report link to up to ~13000 to see reports from the last few weeks ... calm down :O

Maybe what this cat has to say might help. ~SheopleNation

www.youtube.com.../u/3/eOKFKJAzKXQ

Co-incidence maybe, but there's huge volcanic activity on that ridge now.

www.reuters.com...

I got all excited when I saw the Elenin 11133 connection. but after reading here I figured out that its a google sky coordinate.

When you open the kml file in google earth, switch the viewer from earth to sky under the View tab --> explore -->sky.

When you do that you'll find that the 11133 file bulls eyed on the spiral galaxy Messier 101.

here is a link adding more details to the date of Nov. 9th, 2011
www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by MaxBlack


Your "ritual design" theory is interesting. I can't vouch for events.

It is clear a "time sensing" or "future event sensing" capability may be in

someone's hands; how can i be "clear"?

Little logic game:

If in 1811 you told the public men would fly in aircraft across the oceans, you

would be run out of town, or worse.

If in 1911 you told the public men would walk on the moon, the same scenario

would unfold (yes, i know the french film by Georges Méliès "A Trip to the Moon"

came out in 1902, bear with me).

Therefore, in 2011, if you told the public a time distortion / time machine could

transport men back and forth in time, you would be branded an internet

conspiracy nut.

See my drift? The physics of a gravity/time distortion unit has been worked out

by the giants of math and physics. We don't have a huge power source to drive it,

at least, not publicly.

Would you tell the public about something shockingly bad if it would disrupt the

entire coastal area of the nation, and take 20-30 years to relocate homes and

industry, if it were of a certain percent probability? I bet they couldn't see far enough

ahead with certainty to effectively plan for any catastrophic event. Even with

a time device.

Just noticed I got a tweet of an earthquake in the Aleutian Island, Alaska region.

Don't know if it's anyway related to the "red x" but thought I'd post a heads up anyway, just in case.

The quake just happened on Oct. 31st.

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reply to post by Antoniastar


Thanks Antoniastar.
I Hope for a coincidence... only a coincidence....