‘Human Extinction Would Be Fine’ if Asteroid Hit – Say Woke Transhumanists
21WIRE + NR | Elites now suggesting that human extinction could be desirable outcome for the planet.
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The Coming Catastrophic Event, Breakaway Civilizations & the PsyOP of The End – Jay Dyer (Half)
From Alternative 3 to Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged to Noah and Genesis, the notion of a reset or a restart to civilization is a recurring literary and religious theme. In similar fashion, the notion of the end times – of an era, an aeon, a civilization or the world, is a powerful tool of […]
A STRANGE ADMISSION FROM NASA?
There's been a couple of articles on space this week that are even stranger when viewed together. Mr. K.M. spotted them, and passed them […]
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#MorningMonarchy: April 24, 2018
Remote mind control, facial recognition tests and space miner trillionaires + this day in history w/Hubble Space Telescope launch and our song of the day by Girl Talk on your Morning Monarchy for April 24, 2018.
#MorningMonarchy: August 31, 2017
King/Kill Kanye, the Nashville Statement and the Satanic Panic redux + this day in history w/the death of Diana and our song of the day by Godspeed You! Black Emperor on your Morning Monarchy for August 31, 2017.
#MorningMonarchy: March 1, 2016
Crashing robots, snatching websites and virtual whistleblowing + this day in history w/the Weathermen bomb and our song of the day by the James Hunter Six on your Morning Monarchy for March 1, 2016.
Russia to Turn Old Missiles Into Asteroid Defence System
21st Century Wire says…
After Russia finishes its fight with terrorism, it will look to take the fight to the stars.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: Episode250 – Cat Surveillance, Space Mining, Government Distrust
'I Know Where Your Cat Lives' knows where you live, too; America says it's OK for America to go space mining; Give thanks, 1 out of 4 distrusting the government is a great start.
We Dodged an Asteroid, but What Unseen Dangers Lurk in the Skies?
If you were among those who predicted that a massive asteroid would slam into Earth last weekend, pour yourself a cup of coffee and relax. You’re still here, but it was a near miss.
The 2-mile-wide chunk of rock about a quarter of the size of Mount Everest zipped past the U.K. as Britons snuggled in their beds, passing about a million miles closer than NASA had predicted. The asteroid was more than 15 times larger than any of the other space objects being tracked by the space agency. [1]