France bans access to 'end of world' refuge

Thanks for the pin.
Why should one country have the power to ban us all from salvation?

Sounds like that scene in Independence day when people welcomed the alien ship on the skyscraper roof in NYC

No, let them go three if they want to

Our guys are going underground instead into those Colorado bunkers

Damm...I was hoping to go there..but no use now...

They've banned the official access.

But there are quite a few 'ways' to get there.

Sacré blueu!!

you wanna go..lets go...need back up

Not that it wouldn't be guarded or anything, you know...

Kind of reminds me of that one movie with the "ark" all the rich people buy their way onto for around $1 billion each.

"20,000 of us?


An estimated 20,000 New Age believers who say the "upside down" mountain is home to aliens who will rescue them from an impending apocalypse have saturated a small French commune near the foot of the picturesque Pic de Bugarach.
The Independent reports the growing flock, whom locals refer to as "esoterics," believe the world will come to an end on Dec. 21, 2012. They also reportedly believe that the unique mountain is in fact home to a race of alien beings that will emerge to rescue the gathered humans and transport them to a new civilization.
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Socialism in action.

It is believed by some that Armageddon (or Doomsday), is coming on 21 December 2012, as the ancient Mayan calendar ends on that date.

It is also believed that the Pic de Bugarach, in the Aude department of the Languedoc- Roussillon, is an ‘alien garage’ and within its caves or ‘grottes’ the aliens are waiting to leave the earth on 21 December 2012, taking with them a select few humans, who will be spared from the end of human civilization.

According to ‘Nostradamus’ (a French apothecary) the vibrations of the mountain were ‘positive’ and visits to the Pic de Bugarach inspired both Jules Verne’s A Journey to the Centre of the Earth, The Raiders of the Lost Ark and Steven Spielburg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

There has also been talk of secret archealogical digs by the Nazis, the Israeli Secret Service (Mossad), flying saucers, ‘humming’ from the mountain and mysterious helicopter visits by Francois Mitterand, the late French President.
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A mountain looming over a French commune with a population of just 200 is being touted as a modern Noah's Ark when doomsday arrives – supposedly less than nine months from now.

A rapidly increasing stream of New Age believers – or esoterics, as locals call them – have descended in their camper van-loads on the usually picturesque and tranquil Pyrenean village of Bugarach. They believe that when apocalypse strikes on 21 December this year, the aliens waiting in their spacecraft inside Pic de Bugarach will save all the humans near by and beam them off to the next age.
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How much evidence do you guys need?
Get here soon or perish.

Last Edited by omar on 11/16/2012 02:43 PM

Only residents of Bugarach, a tiny French village at the foot of the Pyrenees, are supposed to survive the end of the world when the Mayan calendar ends on December 21. According to New Agers, the local mountain has magical powers as a gate between different worlds. With the supposed apocalypse just months away, the mayor of Bugarach fears that his town will be overrun with visitors.

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In 2009 Sony released its 2012 movie. The movie portrays Los Angeles, India, the Vatican, and other places being destroyed by a flood, starting December 21, 2012. The main ones that survive, survive on what could best be described as flotilla of modern versions of Noah’s Ark.

Because the date of the start of the “Mayan flood” is getting closer, it is making the news again. There apparently are about 100,000 people who hope to flee to Pic de Bugarach, France this year, many of whom supposedly also expect to get saved, not by a boat, but by an alien space ship:
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it's historically cathar country, and it has been associated with the tales surrounding rennes-le-château; it's no wonder people went digging there.


link, or source?

on this site you can see a photograph of François Mitterrand in the church of Rennes-le-Château with the devil at the entrance :

[link to brachium.templarii.over-blog.com]

On this other site completely down (the last photo) you can again see François Mitterand visiting the Saunière villa with the Magdala Tower in March 1981 two months before his election as French President on May 10, 1981 :

[link to brachium.templarii.over-blog.com]

Sorry in my last post the correct link is :

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Sorry again GLP won't take the right page of the blog. To the name of the blog, you have to add :
article-geometrie-sacree-et-rennes-le-chateau-6-74972384.html​

and you'll see the photo of Mitterrand near the Magdala Tower.

so? just about anyone with a bit of culture in europe, has visited that. for mitterand, as a frenchman with a known hermetic background, it's hardly surprising...

Plan B:

Perillos, France:
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On this other site you can see again another photo of Mitterrand at Rennes-le-Château taken on March, 2, 1981 :
[link to www.belcaire-pyrenees.com]

Thank you. Cool site. Rennes is a lovely area, but when I walked in that little church at saw that Devil in the church, I almost passed out.

all these photos are from the early eighties, which is before his governing term. you said the "late French President" had helicopter visits to the pic bugarach; i'd love to have a source for that.

so nothing : thousands of French people went to Rennes-le-Château before Mitterrand and were not elected president. I a just giving the sites with photos proving Mitterrand went there a few weeks before being elected president. It was said later that his fried Patrice Pelat who was later blamed in the Pechiney scandal was an initiate close to the Priory of Sion (Plantard de Saint-Clair, etc)...

Well the other option is to just go for a holiday. Just so happens that you'll be sightseeing around the spot on the 21st. If nothing happens whilst on 'holiday' there then go back home after your hols. If TSHTF does arrive then it'll be a short run up the hill and I'm sure that the French government will have more pressing matters than kicking a few climbers off that hilltop.