Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine

on this note: Does any one know what happened to our German friend doing the german addition of nexus. (might be your cuppa tea Hans)

Bring It

Hans hi you can get a disc with all the previous editions of Nexus. I do have one. Not everything on here comes from the mag but Duncan sure has released some interesting articles over the years. I have alot of the back issues and am happy to work something out with you so you can read them. If interested just reply on this thread.

Hi Hans, i'm sure BHD is willing to help out being a bezerker and all.. I also have quite a collection of nex mags and there is an add for the complete back catalogue on dvd 1987-2010.. just an option

@acolyte

GoodDay,. STB for FInal Burst within next 48 hours Paris time


This has just been re-posted on the Briefcase thread

I thought I had seen it earlier, in a longer form, but I lost it and couldn't remember enough to quote it.

Hi BHD,

Rex Gilroy only has part of the picture, mainly on the Pacific coast.

Here in the West, we also have our sites and relics. As I mentioned before, we have several Phonecian settlements on the North-West of OZ, including a wrreck of a Phonecian Trireme - they were a massive war ship for their time.

And near where I live there are stacks of rock carvings - VERY old - the script is the same as the Gate Of The Sun in Peru, and is similar to a very early Vedic script.

All the sites seem to point the same way, but on a neighbour's place, there is a 'Meditation Seat', and it points near North, not West as it should, so we believe it was carved before the last tipping of the planet.

There is a lot more, and the more we look with an open mind, the more we find.

Hi BHD, just on the heiroglyphs.. i'm not sure if rex was involved but according to Tim the Yowie Man (LOL)from "Haunted and Mysterious Australia".. Recent tests undertaken by the NPWS have estimated the age of the carvings at less than 100 years old..

Hi Dim, thanks for your reply,

The problem is now in a critical phase and "they" cant use their underground bunkers anymore lol, especially around the Pellindaba area. The Threat is Coming from Beneath and not from Above lol
(AFRICOM has already evacuated most of their underground base in Botswana around March 2010)

We've had widespread flooding and the fresh water is now mixing with "special" water beneath earths crust. We first started giving attention to it about three years ago when our freshwater crocodiles were dying and nobody had a clue as to why. Crocodiles have survived for thousands of years and in the spec of a few years they were are all dying.

I Sometimes think we are in a big washing machine that will be followed by a tumble dry

blessings

That sounds cool.. I bet we have a pyramid here too!! Such a massive and old continent.. Is there any info on this (A bit random I know)??

I have no idea what happened there. He was PMing me in German asking if I would be willing to translate, everything seemed to be working toward some sort of agreement, then suddenly <crickets> I assume he found someone in Germany, or dropped the whole thing, or... I have no idea what the (physical)address is, I should have looked him up. In early December I had a job interview in Stuttgart and I could have looked him up then. That was when GLP banned me.

Just email me a postal address Hans and I will mail a few copies to you. The magazine is in print form, in several languages, and in digital form as a pdf. The USA office self-destructed during 2010, so there is no USA edition for another few months at least while we re-organise stuff and let legal teams spend my money chasing them.

Rex and I are old friends. I published his first book "Mysterious Australia" many years ago.

The Gosford Glyphs are what you refer to - amazing hieroglyphs carved deep into rock in a quiet area (not a cave). Thousands of people have gone and looked at them. We did an article on them in the early 90s. Never figured out what the deal was. The skeptics have their claims, the believers have a huge list of explanations. Who knows. If it all means that ancient Egyptians visited Australia - so what. So did the Chinese, the Phoenicians, the Portugeuse, the Dutch etc etc - all before the English stuck their flag here and declared it all theirs.

I've run several articles by Rex in Nexus over the years, and have had him speak at a couple of our conferences.

He is as mad as a cut snake with some of his theories, and spot on with others. If you go visit him for a chat, be prepared to witness a man who literally does not stop talking once he starts.

Long live king Rex Gilroy!!

I think the German edition of Nexus either changed its mind about doing an extended Bezerk article, or has it on 'hold' until it is resolved a bit more. I have back log of emails to attend to lately, including a long one from the German office (Thomas, if you are reading, sorry mate - the dog ate it; I got flooded; and I 'lost' whatever it was I promised to send you - you get the picture - answer coming soon)

Rather than give me free publicity here, and get me flamed by any of the mad anti-Nexus lurkers with an attention span to last this long - either email me direct with questions, or visit the Nexus website. www.nexusmagazine.com

peace

I probably got this from your publication (have to re check) I thought that the Aboriginies have stories of underground caverns and strange creatures that pop up in the area from time to time.

Me above. Not logged in.

Nah, screw the detractors. If yr addy was 'Dunc' or 'Roady' or the like it wouldnt be an issue with them.
It's just that you are well known here and happen to publish a mag' on similar subjects.

Hell, you probably brought most peeps here in the first place because of the mag.

I think you are a great resource here, so glad you're still lurking on Bezerk, and as I said,
screw the detractors. Speaking of which - they havent been here for a while... curious eh?
[fark!!!! runs off to find some 'wood' to touch..]

perhaps off topic, but look
NASA uses its magic stick to remove info

BeePee oildisaster is doing a freat job

[link to www.youtube.com]

freat=great

Makes you question everything eh? What a difference!

Hear, hear!

"Okay, about a week ago CNN said that a 220-mile by 40 or 50-mile chunk of ice had broken off from Antarctica and that it just demonstrated how serious global warming was becoming. And it had a video taken by a British crew in a Twin Otter, flying along this huge chunk of ice that was cut as straight as an arrow for 40 miles.

And, this was trying to be sold to us, the public, as something that had just broken off, when it was obviously a direct energy weapon that had made all the square cuts on this. And they’re using the weapons that they have - the direct energy weapons - to do all kinds of stuff like that."

James Bond movie?

Wasn't that the premise of a James Bond movie a few years back?

Thank you for the info, Acolyte.


There is one golden nugget of info in there that jumped out at me

The die off of the crocodyles in SA.

Anybody care to guess if there is a common thread or similarity to all the other animal mass deaths?


The fish and other aquatic animal dieoffs come strikingly to mind. Even oceanic ones.

I feel the ocean is just as sucesptable to localized changes from underwater geologic changes


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Only a pleasure Housedad,

True to form I actually posted a thread, or got involved with a thread about it here on GLP at the time. I'll try and get the link. It was at the same time when 15 000 wildebeest drowned during their migration treck, and to top it off there was a live anarctic penguin found on the beach near the Cape. I think they said it drifted on an iceberg all they way, which in of itself was alarming lol.

I'm under correction but I recall that crocodiles are the oldest known surviving land specie. So it got scientist baffled and raised some eyebrows.

Here's an MSM link so long from 2008:
[link to www.environment.co.za]

.. :

Well done !!!!

You might be very very right ...


(sorry for the long absence, but I had and have other things to do. Other causes to defend.
Other things are showing up in my life now, and exposing their needs and or magic.

The most remarkable thing I have experienced lately is the changes in TIME-experience. Things that happened last week seem WEEKS ago, and I find myself a lot in dimensionbubbels where time is both expanding, accellerating and contracting, slowing down. Time seems/feels not linear anymore. There is more energy and more time or should I say "space" to fill up with things to do, yet time seems to pass so quicly ... Very strange.


I wish you all well,
I stay lurking and popping in from time to time to read and or post quick.
Big huggers, Krispy xx

Hello Hans, I know the guy who worked for the Nexus mag german edition. He spent a lot of time trying summarize this thread somehow, translated it & they published it in one of the 2010 issues. I'm not sure if he still works for the german Nexus mag.

Greetings to you & all the magnificient BEZERK family - you're in-summarizable!


LurkGER.

Dear Duncan, hi Hans,

Thomas here, German Nexus. The situation is this: We did publish a compilation of the most important posts in the "Bezerk"-thread in our October-issue (and then several readers asked us to publish an update soon, because the found our report so exciting). Then we were planning to follow-up with a translation of the "Chinese-briefcase"-thread, but of course I needed your consent, Duncan, since it was mostly material that you had written. So I wrote you this email that you mentioned, and that you never got a chance to read because of the flooding. So, we were waiting for the flooding-situation to ease … and then I got distracted because I discovered the TV-series "Breaking Bad" and then indulged in watching all sequels in a row, which kept me from anything else for days ... ... but after days and days of reading on GLP, I kind of needed a break. Only seven more sequels or so, and then I'll be back in the saddle, lol.

So, you're excused, Duncan. Take your time to wipe your office dry, and sort through your mails. I'm glad that you made it alive through that heavy wheather, and thanks for still keeping us posted about the latest conditions.

I also suppose, that both of us will have to spend the next days working straight to get the next issue out - right? After that, I'll be happy to re-consider the plan of publishing the next round of GLP-materials - provided I don't step on anyone's toes and copyrights. (Or would I? Then please let me know).

It's a tough job, by the way, to publish these materials. Translation alone can be quite challenging at times, but that's only one problem. Others challenges are, how to keep the fluid spirit of the online-medium alive, while transferring the material into print. It seems to me, that the online-media can handle obscurities easier, while in print things tend to take on a more serious quality, that is less forgiving, both in concern of mistakes as well as redundancy. Plus: the problem of how to give our readers a basic orientation, before overwhelming them with the most hair-raising stuff that's currently to be found on the Net.

That's just to say that it will be a lot of work to adapt the next round of GLP-content- but hey! - someone has to do it! There are so many people out there, who would never be able to follow this unique mix of hard-to-evaluate but too fascinating to disregard info here on GLP. These days, I don't know a better place to get my sort of news, than here. Language problems alone are a huge barrier to many folks here in Germany, and then the peculiar style of discussion-boards sure takes a while to get used to it. Publishing parts of it in print would raise it to a new level of accessability for some parts of the population.

Therefore, I appreciate even more, what a great job you have been doing for us, Duncan, in wrapping it all up so nicely in the "Chinese-briefcase" thread. Please keep up the good work, but don't get completely lost here, we need you at Nexus as well.

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This is a world wide big one folks...

[link to aslwww.cr.usgs.gov]

Animal die-off around the world since the Gulf oil spill appears to be species-specific by incident. Animal die-off in the Gulf has not been specific, but general because (we think) the deaths are caused first by poisoning with Corexit, and second by an organism affecting the DNA of carbon-based species.

The Kruger National Park is about 100 miles up river from the East Coast of South Africa. The crocs started dying off about the fourth week of March last year. The Gulf oil spill from the crack in the ocean floor started early in February of last year, or possibly a little sooner. We don't know when and what part of the food chain was driven from the Gulf follwoing the original oil gusher and we don't know where in the world's oceans the food chain is affected.

From Acolyte's link:

"Monday, 24 May 2010
Source: [link to www.iol.co.za]

Kruger National Park scientists, researchers and veterinarians are baffled as to what has killed more than 130 crocodiles in the park's Olifants and Letaba rivers in the past two months.

Raymond Travers, a park spokesperson, brushed off as speculation reports that the deaths had been caused by mining near the park, or by pesticides used by farmers cultivating crops along the banks of the two rivers.

"We have tested for everything. We have looked at anything that could have possibly had an influence, but all the tests have been inconclusive," he said.
.....
....we have not found the exact cause of the pansteatitis [inflammation of fatty tissue] that has caused the deaths of so many crocodiles in this river system..."



[link to www.2ndchance.info]
"All cases described in literature relate pansteatitis to the consumption of fish ..."



Please recall the videos of women at the Gulf coast showing painful blue inflammation under the skin of their stomachs and on their chests.

In humans:
[link to www.medgle.com]

"Panniculitis is a group of diseases whose hallmark is inflammation of subcutaneous fatty and muscle tissue.

some common symptoms
a painful swelling in skin
injury skin
lump(s) in skin
painful blue swelling in skin"


Recall that the diagnosis of cause of death of the Red Winged Blackbirds in Arkansas was due to trauma of the internal tissue. This after eating the flesh of the river drum fish which had inexplicably died the day (or two) before.



FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, HELP US!

Stop looking for excuses and other reasons for this world-wide disaster. Someone who knows and understands the terminology, please send information to the officials looking into the die-offs. Give them something to work with. If the die-offs are not being passed in the food chain from the developed nano bio-organism, then let's confirm that!

And fyi, "pertinent information" which has been deleted.

[link to myemail.constantcontact.com]

These are results from Wilma Subra's testing.