VA - Couple & two teens found murdered, Farmville, 15 Sept 2009 #6

[blouAngel]

More info in SickTanick's upcoming release.

That's just so juvenile.

One thing I have wondered for a very long time re: Andres Shirm and the occult is why people who are supposedly so serious about this sort of stuff don't just liquidate people like him. Not only does he run on and on about "secrets," but he even runs on and on about what he's going to run on and on about in the future. How can anyone else who takes that stuff seriously let that continue unhindered?

It's also hard to imagine that's he's literate enough to understand much of anything sophisticated when he writes the way he does. "Sicktanick promises to deliver something that has never been done once again??!!?" I'm not sure which is stoopiderest, that or "This album is not intended to just blaspheme what people conceive as "god" but to set into motion the utter destruction of those very images with an onslaught of music that is to be reckoned with."

I'd be really embarrassed to have my name attached to moronic **** like that. I'd be really embarrassed and angry to have someone like that acting as a self appointed spokesperson/blabbermouth regarding something I hold sacred.

 

[AndresEscobar]

I'm just going to point out that his name is Andreas. Not Andres. Andres is the name of a very attractive, chicago area attorney. Andreas: an overweight west coast satanic rapper. big difference.

 

[blouAngel]

I'm just going to point out that his name is Andreas. Not Andres. Andres is the name of a very attractive, chicago area attorney. Andreas: an overweight west coast satanic rapper. big difference.

From NativeGirl''s post #1230 on thread #3:

Licensee Details
Demographic Information
Title: First: ANDRES Middle: E Last: SHIRM Suffix:
Name: ANDRES E SHIRM Owner:
Home State: NM
Address Information
City: State: Zip:
License Information
.............................
That isn't definite I guess, but I thought that was what we pretty much agreed was correct.

When you finally post those maul swinging videos, we can convene a virtual council and come to some agreement regarding the relative attractiveness of our Chicago area representative. That is if we aren't too distracted repeatedly watching the video of his lovely friend swinging a maul in her sexy upper midwestern style!

 

[ericclimbs]

Look up the Goat of Mendes.

Oh and whats with the hidden OWL on the dollar bill??

Those crazy Masons....:crazy:

Or is a hat just a hat? (Not that I don't agree the dollar has plenty of symbolism hidden in it) Pretty cool rebuttal to the dollar bill owl spider octopus theory here:

http://edj.net/think/dollarowl.html

 

[ericclimbs]

Very interesting....Sinfield's site is full of gems.

Not very surprising perhaps, but this is one of my favorite albums of that era. And I've seen these guys play live 3 or 4 times now. Spent a lot of time listening to this album and studying it way back when. What we would have given to have this site at that time.

From your link:

"A hand with index finger extended, middle finger curled to form a "C", thumb crossed over the ring finger and little finger curled into another "C" forms the letters IC XC, an abbreviation for the Greek name of Jesus Christ."

I learned about the meaning of this gesture from a religious studies major at UCSC back before their was an Internet to search for such obscure knowledge.

King Crimson. Most underrated band ever.

 

[blouAngel]

King Crimson. Most underrated band ever.

Sorry Eric, that would be The Flock featuring a young Jerry Goodman.

 

[Sally Trueheart]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Zinkhan
Georgia Prof shoots wife, collegues, self

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2008634656_missingwoman16m.html
TOEFL pioneer slips into freezing waters

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denice_Denton
Chancellor leaps to her death

 

[ericclimbs]

Sorry Eric, that would be The Flock featuring a young Jerry Goodman.

I'll check them out. Any album i should start with?

 

[blouAngel]

Or is a hat just a hat? (Not that I don't agree the dollar has plenty of symbolism hidden in it) Pretty cool rebuttal to the dollar bill owl spider octopus theory here:

http://edj.net/think/dollarowl.html

Good find Eric. Those things are called Guilloché. It's also called engine turning and it's more or less the mechanical equivalent of a lot of stuff that's been done with computers (or old laser shows and harmonographs like Dangers posted a reference to not long ago). It can get really complex and they went pretty wild with that stuff at one time. Even if there are images hidden in money engravings, that's hardly unusual for engravers to do, and is found in stamps to. It's officially not allowed, but it's kind of like a secret signature.

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

 

[blouAngel]

I'll check them out. Any album i should start with?

"The Flock"

A comment from youtube "I think there are about 20 of us out there who know this band. My happiest memories are related to their music.  How weird to find others out here in cyberville."

The funny thing is how that same comment can apply to things as far apart as this and horrorcore.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huPzVVl9QSQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_exh7Gc9z-Y

 

[dangrsmind]

Good find Eric. Those things are called Guilloché. It's also called engine turning and it's more or less the mechanical equivalent of a lot of stuff that's been done with computers (or old laser shows and harmonographs like Dangers posted a reference to not long ago). It can get really complex and they went pretty wild with that stuff at one time. Even if there are images hidden in money engravings, that's hardly unusual for engravers to do, and is found in stamps to. It's officially not allowed, but it's kind of like a secret signature.

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

At one of my recent gigs my research group developed forgery detection techniques for identity documents that worked in part by examining the Guilloché patterns in the frequency domain.

In addition to Guilloché patterns, money and identity documents both employ microtext and microprinting, so I'd want to examine the "owl" under a microscope before making a statement about it.

FWIW.

 

[blouAngel]

I'm in a music mood tonight and I was just thinking of the REAL queen of the wicked ****.
Razakhel would wet her pants if she had to compete with her for that title.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W803o5_r1mE

 

[dangrsmind]

A friend of mine on Facebook posted this today...

Because the monsters who marched under the Nazi banner (which bore a sacred symbol which was thereby dishonored and made to bear an odious connotation in the West) plagiarized the Sanskrit word arya, it has become usual for us outside India to use the expressions “Vedic religion” or “Sanatana [Eternal] Dharma” in reference to the spiritual tradition of primeval India. These are accurate and bona fide expressions, of course, but “Arya Dharma” is the oldest expression and has a unique value. So important was arya in the vocabulary of the ancient Indian sages that India itself was known as Aryavarta, the Land of the Aryas, for the people living there were commonly known as Aryas. Buddha used the term a great deal. Although his teachings are referred to as “The Noble Eightfold Path” or “The Four Noble Truths,” what he really said was “The Aryan Eightfold Path” and “The Four Aryan Truths.” This is not without real significance.

...

http://blog.atmajyoti.org/2007/12/are-you-an-aryan/

 

[dangrsmind]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Zinkhan
Georgia Prof shoots wife, collegues, self

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2008634656_missingwoman16m.html
TOEFL pioneer slips into freezing waters

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denice_Denton
Chancellor leaps to her death

That second one is talking about the same ferry that Sam and the WIR crew rode on later in the year I believe.

 

[PAXIMUS]

M A S O N :crazy:

 

[dangrsmind]

In the second interview with SickTanick which PiXy posted a week or two back, SickTanick talks a bit about seeing "chemtrails" in New Mexico. Now I am not saying I buy in to the chemtrail mythology, but FWIW, here are some videos of "chemtrails" over Farmville VA. Some people do believe that chemtrails are being used to control the weather, influence mass psychology, etc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK_s1yLEdGE&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXAqfbapGYM&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CrHFih1fsk

More at Wikipedia on chemtrail conspiracy theories: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemtrail_conspiracy_theory

 

[dangrsmind]

M A S O N :crazy:

Some of this figures in your favorite Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol BTW. The hexagram producing an anagram of the word "MASON" in particular.

 

[blouAngel]

In the second interview with SickTanick which PiXy posted a week or two back, SickTanick talks a bit about seeing "chemtrails" in New Mexico. Now I am not saying I buy in to the chemtrail mythology, but FWIW, here are some videos of "chemtrails" over Farmville VA. Some people do believe that chemtrails are being used to control the weather, influence mass psychology, etc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK_s1yLEdGE&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXAqfbapGYM&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CrHFih1fsk

More at Wikipedia on chemtrail conspiracy theories: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemtrail_conspiracy_theory

Not to appear too skeptical, but uhmmm...

There are around 7,000 aircraft in the air over the United States at any given time.

For the month of Sept. 2009, the FAA U.S. Air Carrier Traffic Statistics tell us there were 781,286 Revenue Departures Performed. A Revenue Departures is defined as the number of aircraft take-offs actually performed in scheduled passenger/cargo and all-cargo services, so the actual number of flights would much higher if private flight numbers were added to that.

There were a total of 550,380,000 Revenue Aircraft Miles Flown. That's defined as the miles (computed in airport-to-airport distances) for each inter-airport hop actually completed in revenue services, whether or not performed in accordance with the scheduled pattern. It again doesn't include a large number of private flights.

Just taking a wild guess here, but it looks like a few of those flights must have strayed into Virginia and New Mexico too.

 

[PAXIMUS]

That's just so juvenile.

One thing I have wondered for a very long time re: Andres Shirm and the occult is why people who are supposedly so serious about this sort of stuff don't just liquidate people like him. Not only does he run on and on about "secrets," but he even runs on and on about what he's going to run on and on about in the future. How can anyone else who takes that stuff seriously let that continue unhindered?

It's also hard to imagine that's he's literate enough to understand much of anything sophisticated when he writes the way he does. "Sicktanick promises to deliver something that has never been done once again??!!?" I'm not sure which is stoopiderest, that or "This album is not intended to just blaspheme what people conceive as "god" but to set into motion the utter destruction of those very images with an onslaught of music that is to be reckoned with."

I'd be really embarrassed to have my name attached to moronic **** like that. I'd be really embarrassed and angry to have someone like that acting as a self appointed spokesperson/blabbermouth regarding something I hold sacred.

I have to agree with you here. I am not really one to sit in judgement of others and I think I am a pretty open minded guy but I have to say Shrim is ****ing moron and an illiterate one at that and I am more and more convinced every day that he has no ****ing idea what he is talking about. He smokes too much marijuana. ****ing potheads.:crazy:

 

[PAXIMUS]

Not to appear too skeptical, but uhmmm...

There are around 7,000 aircraft in the air over the United States at any given time.

For the month of Sept. 2009, the FAA U.S. Air Carrier Traffic Statistics tell us there were 781,286 Revenue Departures Performed. A Revenue Departures is defined as the number of aircraft take-offs actually performed in scheduled passenger/cargo and all-cargo services, so the actual number of flights would much higher if private flight numbers were added to that.

There were a total of 550,380,000 Revenue Aircraft Miles Flown. That's defined as the miles (computed in airport-to-airport distances) for each inter-airport hop actually completed in revenue services, whether or not performed in accordance with the scheduled pattern. It again doesn't include a large number of private flights.

Just taking a wild guess here, but it looks like a few of those flights must have strayed into Virginia and New Mexico too.

I have read all the chemtrail literature and I have mixed feelings about the whole thing. On the one hand I do not recall seeing these things say 20 years ago but there are considerably more planes in the sky now than there were then. Also, I do see this a lot in Arizona, oftentimes the sky is completely covered in these checkerboard patterns and it really looks like it is done with purpose, yet I only tend to see them on humid days and not when it is real dry meaning that they could very well simply be contrails. So I really dont know but I wouldnt put it past the govt to be involved in some sort of covert operation to spray aluminum particulates to repair the atmospheric damage from their scalar weapon experiments for example.

Are they spraying chemicals with the purpose of killing us all or dumbing us down? I would say no since "they" and their children etc breathe the same air we do. So that would seem rather senseless although I have seen dumber things from our elected leaders.