One Last Sincere Topic

[cindybc]

And the concreted in entrances to the above ground bunkers that lead to the underground levels and everywhere you go on the grounds around those bunkers you will also find all and any manholes leading under the ground are all concreted in as well.

I know, many here probably think I'm out to lunch and forgot to bring my lunch anyway.  Anyway I am one of those who can actually feel or sense energy, vibrational frequencies above and below the range of the normal senses. This is no news to anyone here who has followed my postings on this subject before, that I claim to be one of those types of sensitives.

Two of my friends and Wing Walker and I were visited Montauk, Long Island two years ago and we did walk what roads were not closed to the public, for there are still many of the roads blocked off to the public.

I was at the main bunker and made my way to one of the concreted-in entrances, and as I put both hands on the concrete I immediately felt a strong pulsation, like that of a giant heart beating below my feet. My friend who was also a sensitive would not even come close to the entrance.




Cindy

[Kim6]

There is no objective scientific or historical evidence of this event (P.E.).  What Tesla was up to in Montauk was most likely psy-ops, using radio waves to disrupt people' mental functions, rather than hyper-space time travel.  But, since Tesla wrote in a very obscure dialect of Croat, no one has been able to translate the notes, which in any case, are impossible to find.  Montauk by the way, is now a park, and open to the public, with the exception of the radar tower.

I dunno....

Nikola Tesla, whose death was faked in a conspiracy, was the chief director of operations at the base (which, if they started in the 1980s would make him over 120 years old).  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montauk_Project

[cindybc]

This was Tesla's original laboratory

This is the new lab which was built shortly after Tesla's lab was closed down.

Both are in the long Island sound area, considerably north of Montauk, nearly central Long Island. To my knowledge this was where Tesla did most of, if not all of his research, which was primarily building an antenna array that could utilize the earths own electromagnetic field to produce a virtually free source of electrical energy.

If he was affiliated with Montauk in any way it was an indirect affiliation. From all the reported inhuman experiments and other activities that was supposedly have taken place there I much doubt Tesla, *a peaceable gentle man,* would want to have anything to do with them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla

Cindy

[Pica Pica]

I'd suggest a good read of Umberto Eco's, Foucault's Pendulum, for the entire flavor of that sort (PE) research. Or, maybe either Schroedinger's Cat or Illuminatus! by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson. I think all three give a good flavor of some of the more arcane and unpublicized studies and findings about such matters to date.

Very enjoyable reads. I imagine even tekla will like them.

Nichole

I detest Robert Anton Wilson, he winds me up in print in a way that no other people can. And I read both trilogies.

[Nero]

I'd suggest a good read of Umberto Eco's, Foucault's Pendulum, for the entire flavor of that sort (PE) research. Or, maybe either Schroedinger's Cat or Illuminatus! by Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson. I think all three give a good flavor of some of the more arcane and unpublicized studies and findings about such matters to date.

Very enjoyable reads. I imagine even tekla will like them.

Nichole

I detest Robert Anton Wilson, he winds me up in print in a way that no other people can. And I read both trilogies.

he must be awesome then. i better head to the library for his books.

[Alyssa M.]

Did someone menition SPOOKY ACTION AT A DISTANCE? Quick -- someone reanimate the corpse of John Bell!

[Ell]

aw c'mon folks, who's kidding whom? everybody knows that Tesla is actually Tekla. duh.

-ell

[Pica Pica]

Depends Nero, on whether you like pseudo-intellectual, new age, badly written, self indulgent piffle.

[Nero]

Depends Nero, on whether you like pseudo-intellectual, new age, badly written, self indulgent piffle.

It's not about the writing, it's the fact he fires you up. A rare and lovely occurrence.

[Suzy]

If you want to see an interesting twist on Tesla's theories, read Clive Cussler's Polar Shift.  The science almost works, and it is a fun read anyway.

Kristi

[Sandy]

aw c'mon folks, who's kidding whom? everybody knows that Tesla is actually Tekla. duh.

-ell

That explains SOOOOO much!

[cindybc]

Cheeeeeeeez if Tekla is realy Tesla I better hang up my rosary and look for a different place to hang the crucifix and get a fresh supply of holly water then call a cab.

Cindy

[Sandy]

Cheeeeeeeez if Tekla is realy Tesla I better hang up my rosary and look for a different place to hang the crucifix and a fresh supply of holly water then call a cab.

Cindy

Don't forget the garlic.

[Alyssa M.]

Depends Nero, on whether you like pseudo-intellectual, new age, badly written, self indulgent piffle.

It's not about the writing, it's the fact he fires you up. A rare and lovely occurrence.

I prefer to keep my blood pressure down. After eight years of George Bush I've had enough of being fired up. I've had outrage fatigue for at least three years. These days I want to read nice Victorian novels where everybody behaves well and then has a picnic. (okay, j/k ... but only a little)

Pica -- you should write book jacket blurbs.

~Alyssa

[cindybc]

ROFL! Plumb out of garlic, will onions do? We could always prepare a stew and she can be the main course....... er and she can help with the main course I meant.

Cindy

[cindybc]

I love both noisy and quiet folks, but I wish I had a spaceship where I could put the aggressively boisterous folks in it and send them to the moon, without an oxygen supply of course. Kind of hard to make noise in a vacuum, well of course there is one little draw back to this plan, it's also kind of hard to breath to.

Cindy

[cindybc]

OK Caprica hon, I can hear your thoughts from here, I know. Hand me a bigger flower pot to plant this daisy in, OK?

Cindy

[Ell]

I love both noisy and quiet folks, but I wish I had a spaceship where I could put the aggressively boisterous folks in it and send them to the moon, without an oxygen supply of course. Kind of hard to make noise in a vacuum, well of course there is one little draw back to this plan, it's also kind of hard to breath to.

Cindy

though Tekla doesn't need any defenders, yet as one of her sworn defenders, i must protest.
now what have i gotta do to get you two to start getting along?

how 'bout you make it easy for me, and just shake hands, and make up, why not?

[cindybc]

Hi Ell
Relax hon, I'm only messin around, ya know, like jokes, the funnies. No impertinency meant towards any little or big people. Cindy walking down sidewalk throwing banana peels behind her.  I'm OK just a lovely natural high.

[NicholeW.]

Depends Nero, on whether you like pseudo-intellectual, new age, badly written, self indulgent piffle.

Hmmm, never would have expected you to dislike any of that sorta stuff, Pica. I can go with new age, not so sure about the rest though. Perhaps one just needs to be of a certain age....

Nichole