These nifty Ogilvy & Mather print ads for Tamiya plastic and resin model kit producers are fantastic — they can really bring out the inner child… of conspiracy theory enthusiasts obsessing over Roswell, Marilyn’s overdose and JFK’s assassination. “Tamiya Put It Together” campaign’s concept molds are extremely detailed: Check the complete set of film gear for filming the Moon Landing and all the many, many, tiny, tiny peanut butter, bacon and banana sandwiches for the King. Crazy cute, but tame. Where are the two planes, burning Towers, Bin Laden and busy CIA agents?
Even before the earthquake in Chile, there’s been a lot of online chatter about HAARP and it being used as a tectonic weapon. Well, stories like this don’t help the cause: On February 26th, military scientists in Alaska tested the controversial machine, one full day before the quake in the South American country. Read more »
Remember that batshit crazy short film directed by Spike Jonze and starring Kanye West that we posted yesterday? Well it mysteriously vanished without a trace from all corners of the web [temporarily], including Kanye’s blog. |Daily Mail|
Next Monday, the National Geographic channel will premiere “9/11: Science and Conspiracy,” a documentary that claims to pit science against conspiracy in an effort to debunk some of the popularly held theories surrounding the September 11th attacks—1/3 of Americans still don’t believe the government’s official version of events. With 9/11 “Truthers” already calling bullshit on the program and describing it as just another “hit piece,” it will be entertaining to gauge the resulting aftermath online once it finally does air.
This could be Osama’s crib
Even with all their cash bribes, human hunting Predator drones, “enhanced terrogation” and spies in the field the CIA has not been able to capture of kill their rogue agent and alleged 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden. But that all could change if the intelligence agency would just listen to UCLA’s geographers:
At least once a year, a news story pops up about Native Americas battling the opium smuggler founded, CIA recruiting, ultra posh Yale secret society known as Skull and Bones. As the legend goes, Prescott Bush, George W’s grandfather, was not only a prestigious member, but also a grave robbing warlock who stole Geronimo’s skull and brought it back to the clandestine order’s creepy on campus “tomb” located at 64 High Street—that’s where they store all their occult talismans and supernatural paraphernalia. Convinced of this, Harlyn Geronimo, the Indian chief’s great grandson, is suing the U.S. government, Yale University, and the Skull and Bones themselves in an attempt to recover the remains and more importantly, deny the occult congregation one less pile of remains to play with.
Well not really, but had this Kenyan tribute cloth depicting Barack Obama come out before the election maybe someone—besides Sarah Palin—would have believed that disheveled McCain supporter-lady.
|Photo: Bleu Woulfe|
In addition to encouraging state sponsored animal sacrifice by rewarding hunters with $150 for the front paws of wolves, Governor Sarah Palin also appears to have a strange affinity for the Luciferian worshipping Freemasons. Although she might not have been important enough to attend Obama’s secret king-making Bliderberg ceremony in Chantilly she does wield the power to give the esoteric, Christ-denying stewards of Satan a few days all their own, even encouraging the citizenry to participate too, via an official press release:
“NOW, THEREFORE, I, Sarah Palin, Governor of the state of Alaska, do hereby proclaim April 19-22, 2008, as: Prince Hall Masonic Week in Alaska, and encourage all citizens to observe these days.”
Editor-in-Chief:
