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Planet X Inbound
Article's of Importance to the Planet X Issue
Current articles:
"Planet X is our tenth planet, known in most historical records by many names. The average solar system is binary (has two suns) and has a dwarf that orbits..."
What is Planet X?
"Now being US military you'd want to know everything you could about what you have to defend against. Defending the US is your goal. But, you are working with another government, so you might say that the project has to do with planetary defense of these incoming objects instead. In addition, if you were being rather honest about what was being studied you might name the project Project Wormwood (Planet X's name from the bible)."
Project Wormwood Learmonth Solar Observatory
"What they used to call cranks, religious catastrophists, and crackpot fantasies are now proven to be all too real."
New Evidence is forcing Physicists to Understand Catastrophism is Real
Our
Newest Article, added February 10, 2005, featuring the work of Burak
Eldem:
Attention Warning!
Although the following is a good piece of research, do not believe for a minute that Planet X will pass in 2012 like the author is
suggesting in his work. PX could pass years sooner than that date. In fact
excellent disinformation can give 99% truth only to pass on one lie like the date of passage. This would placate the public into believing
that they've got more time than they do to prepare.-mh
"In spring of 1993, Caroline and Eugene Shoemaker, an
astronomer couple, and David Levy, an English Literature specialist
and a famous "comet hunter", had spotted a previously unknown
comet. The discovery was confirmed in March 1993 as "Comet SL9".
Just 16 months later, the whole scientific world was watching this newly
discovered comet's collision with Jupiter in more than 20 chunks. What if
the breath-taking impact had occurred not with Jupiter but the Earth,
instead? We could only be aware of such possibility, about one and a half
years before the horrible event that could wipe the humanity off this
planet's surface."
A
Winged-Disc, Seizing the Middle: The Tale of the Jaguar
New
Article Added February 12, 2005, by Burak
Eldem:
"Knowledge is (and have always been) the most important element of power since the very beginning of human civilization. Having the knowledge and proper information is almost identical with obtaining and keeping the force which would lead the owner of wisdom to see the complete picture as available as it is and getting the most appropriate decisions about certain situations. Even the first "class differentiations" and "hegemony mechanisms" among human societies were build upon the state of whether having the exact data and knowledge or not.
The first known "multi-class" social structure or more correctly, the first emerged hierarchical system was basic "chieftain" in human history and it appeared as a primitive model of a social group being divided into two basic layers: The ruler minority (those who had the "knowledge") and the rest of the society (those who had not) that were subject to be ruled. This simple core of the "inequality" has always remained principally the same, while the human civilization continued to evolve and the social structure became more and more sophisticated with various layers and "rival" social classes as well as the "state" continuously experienced a metamorphosis from the early examples of despotic leadership, through slavery and feudalism to the contemporary "democratic" capitalist state with highly advanced military and bureaucratic
mechanisms."
How paradigms protect themselves: Disinformation and misinformation
February
21, 2005, another new article by
Burak
Eldem:
"For decades, one could say, catastrophes were so unfashionable among archaeologists that we ignored the evidence in front of our noses. We
sought other explanations for social collapses because we wanted them to be true. The dramatic data now emerging may change this
picture".
"Most historians name the era of 1650-1550 BCE as "The Dark Age" in the history of Ancient Near
East. The scholar who pioneered this idea was Benno Landsberger and it was him, who first used
the term "The Dark Age" in one of his essays (1). Many respectable scholars supported this
approach, among them were Assyrologist Leo Oppenheim and historian Michael Roaf. The term refers to a certain period in ancient history
for which we almost have no documents or records at all. Oppenheim marks the beginning and end of this era as "between the last kings of
the Hammurabi dynasty and the first kings of the Kassite period" (2). Other scholars roughly suggest 1640-1500 BCE.
This "Dark Age" approach covers a time frame when the "super powers" of the ancient world
seemed suffered the consequences of an unprecedented event which caused them to weaken and finally got them on their knees."
1650 BCE: Chaos and Catastrophe
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