Another Expert Agrees With Dark Comet Theory

My two jobs collided today, in Kentucky.

In my day job, one of the things I do is buy/sell domain names. I noticed some community websites from Bowling Green, KY for sale, going really cheap. The sites belonged to the local government, church etc, so it didn’t ring true. So I spent some time contacting the different parties to alert them that a domain account had been hacked… Not worth mentioning on its own.

Then I was reviewing stories from SOTT, going back through those daily newsletters I hadn’t yet read, and I saw this story from July 27:

Suicide spikes among middle-aged women

Rises in suicide are one of the many things I look out for, so I read the article, which includes:

After watching her mom, Gail Boledovich, battle schizophrenia for three years and suffer from hallucinations and delusions, Julie resolved to take an engineering job in Bowling Green, Ky., and buy a house where her mom could live with her and have a beautiful garden and even an art studio to create her mosaics.

So this small city of 50,000 crosses my path twice in one afternoon. Although I’m pretty logical when it comes to 2012 research, I do have quite a strong pagan/intuitive/psychic side that I listen to sometimes…

So I did a web search for “bowling green” ky “2012” and found nothing of interest. But when I included “mayan” instead of “2012” I found that in Bowling Green is a Mexican restaurant called Riviera Maya Bar & Grill. And guess what….

Riviera’s entire dining room and bar is made up of dark, heavy wood furniture, complete with colorful Rainforest Cafe-esque logos etched in each table or booth. To help sell the Disney illusion, Riviera complements its dark furniture with cheesy photographs and 4 foot-high ceramic “Mayan” statues.

A local muralist has painted this on the restaurant wall:

Now I’ve not really mentioned this before, but my due-any-week-now Survive 2012 book mentions places in Kentucky as some of my favorite safe spots in the USA. And popular 2012 author Lawrence E Joesph has nominated Berea, KY as his safe spot. So yeah, today Kentucky stands out!