Article Archive for June 2010
A Coffee Table Book for 2012 Survivalists
As coffee table books go, Waiting for the End of the World is a bit on the small size, but it is mostly full-page photos, so I that’s how I’ll categorize it. The author Richard …
End of the World Denial
Denial is word usually applied to a minority of the population. We have holocaust deniers, AIDS deniers, global warming deniers and so on.
When it comes to SHTF and End of the World notions, most laypeople …
Don’t Forget the Komodo Dragon = Dragon
With its sharp talons, flickering tongue, and immense muscular presence, the Komodo dragon fits the ancient descriptions of dragons worldwide. Sure, it can’t fly, but half of the ancient dragons were also unable to fly. …
Survivalism in Missouri, 1994 / 1999 / 2001 / 2009
The circumstances presented here are merely a loss of electricity. This has happened to me for 9 days in 1994, 5 days in 1999, 7 days in 2001, and 10 days in 2009. Nothing earth …
Mammoth Killing Humans Caused Mini-Ice Age
I feel like a movie villain after the good guy has fallen into my trap. This is so absurd (to catastrophists), it feels like an April Fool’s Day prank!
The suggestion is as follows:
Humans migrated to …
The Other Drilling Disaster: Turkmenistan 1971-2010
Came across this at the 2012 Forum, and it’s just bizarre – like the BP oil leak that has the USA upset, in eastern Europe there is a leak that has been unplugged for almost …
Major Hole in Our Sun – Brace Yourselves
(if someone has more information, such that we shouldn’t be concerned, please post a comment…)
Once again there’s an interesting discussion over at Above Top Secret. This time it concerns a coronal hole in our Sun …
Mayan “Atlantis” Discovered in the Caribbean
Researchers using satellite images have found what may be an ancient Mayan city. Although nature is capable of making straight lines and geometric patterns (opinions are still divided on Yonaguni which is underwater off Japan), …
Conspiracy Update + June 23 Terrorist Attack?
There’s a very active thread over at Above Top Secret, which starts off like this:
To those who think that Operation Blackjack, that comic series published by the London Telegraph last year, was just a sick …
