FIRE IN THE SKY: Solar System Disturbances - Numerous Sightings Of Fireballs Or Fiery Celestial Objects Over Cuba, Canada, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, And Kazakhstan!

February 15, 2013 - SKY - Here are several of the latest reports of fireballs, meteorites, or cometary fragments seen in the skies across the globe over the last two days.

Strange "Fluorescent Greenish" Light Spotted Over Dashwood, Canada.

Dashwood residents are abuzz about the latest odd sighting in the area - but this time it wasn't a monkey. Brian Vike, a UFO researcher in Houston, B.C. said he received a report of a strange light from a resident on Feb. 6.

"I woke suddenly because my bedroom was lit up fluorescent greenish," the report said. "I went to the bathroom then to the window as the light faded away to nothing. I can't explain if it was coming from the ground or sky. It was very odd it was approximately over the highway in Dashwood right at Larkdown road." 

Vike said the light could have come from a flare, but suggested it could have come from a meteor. If that's the case, it won't be unusual - at least, not this year. "I have received so many reports of meteors and fireballs this year it isn't funny," Vike said. "There has been just a stack of them from across Canada and the United States." Anyone who has information about this sighting or others can report it here. - Parksville Qualicum Beach News.

Celestial Body Explodes Over Cuba.

Residents of a locality ‘in the central region of Cuba said they had seen an object that fell from the sky and exploded with a great noise, which shook the houses of the place: it is learned from testimonies collected by local television. In service published this morning by Rodas, town in the province of Cienfuegos, witnesses described a very bright light that has come to have large size, comparable to that of a bus, before exploding in the sky. - RAI News 24.

Huge explosion in the sky in Cuba Meanwhile, also from Cuba has been reported in an explosion sky. In the central region of the island has seen an object that fell from the sky and exploded with a great noise, which shook the houses in the place, reports on local television. In a report released this morning by Rodas, town in the province of Cienfuegos, witnesses described a very bright light that has come to have large size, comparable to that of a bus, before exploding in the sky. Marcos Rodriguez, a resident in region, as defined by the issuer an expert, reported that “everything seems to indicate that it was a fireball, which is a fragment of stone and metal that enters the Earth’s atmosphere at high speed.” Experts are now examining the area for possible remains Rodas minerals falling from the sky, the TV station added. - Repubblica [Translated].

Screen capture from RSOE EDIS.

In Cuba, eyewitnesses living in a local area in the central region of the island have reported seeing an object that fell from the sky and exploded causing a roar that. - RSOE EDIS.

Huge Fireball over Japan.

Huge fireball was seen flying over Japan on February 14, one day before the passage of Asteroid 2012 DA14.

WATCH: Huge fireball over Japan.

See more HERE.

Enormous fireball Seen From Belgium, The Netherlands And Germany.

Initial Sighting Reports 
13 February 2013 - O'Neill Keegan. Florennes, Namur, Belgium 22.20 CET 

15 seconds duration (very very long!). Northwest direction, moving from left to right (fell straight down more than anything). Yellow/orange/red colour, very bright friction point. There were two separate fragmentations that shone brightly. The fireball was in an almost vertical drop +-75°. It was really impressive because of how long it took to get down. I confused it for a plane at first.

13 February 2013 - Melissa. Riethoven, The Netherlands 22:30 CET 

20 seconds duration. Northwest to Southeast direction. Red colour with long white tail. I went outside the house to walk the dog. We immediately saw something bright and big in the sky. It was amazing!

 Fireball seen across Belgium, Germany and The Netherlands, 13 February 2013.
© LunarMeteorite*Hunter / Google Earth.

13 February 2013 - Joe Lee. Friedrichsthal, Saarland, Germany 22:15 CET 

5-10 seconds duration. Northwest to Southeast direction. First there was a short bright light that reminded me of lightning, than I saw it pass with an orange/yellow glow. I thought at first I was seeing a burning plane except for the object's speed. The center was as bright as the center of the sun... but smaller in size. I saw no parts falling off... just a fireball passing by. I was sitting in my living room, the lightning-like light got my attention and then I saw it passing by. As it was heading towards Ramstein AFB, I thought ther might be a fighter burning but that would have been smaller in size. I am still not sure what I actually saw but I thought maybe others saw it as well and wanted to report it.

13 February 2013 - Hylkema. Meppel, The Netherlands 22:30 CET 

15 seconds duration. I was facing Southwest. Its direction: West to South. Fast moving white/red/orange light (fireball) with a long tail. It was as bright as the moon, but obviously much smaller.

13 February 2013 - Montie Davis. Siegen, Germany 22:40 CET 

15-20 seconds duration. Southwest to Southeast. The fireball had orange flames. I would say it had candle-flame brightness. There was white explosive fragmentation. It traversed complete field of my view.

WATCH: Fireball over Belgium, The Netherlands and Germany.

- Lunar Meteorite Hunters.

Two Unidentified Objects Over Kazakhstan.

Early in the day, emergency officials in neighboring Kazakhstan said they were searching for two unidentified objects that reportedly fell in the country's Aktobe region. But no meteorite fragments had been found by Friday evening, local time, leading to speculation that if meteors had entered the Earth's atmosphere over the Central Asian country they had been vaporized before making impact. - RIANOVOSTI.

Orginal @ http://thecelestialconvergence.blogspot.hk/2013/02/fire-in-sky-solar-system-disturbances.html

Europe Is Now Sinking Fast: The good are being dragged down by the bad

With the Eurozone having being displaced from the financial headlines by the American presidential election, you might have briefly thought that its problems had gone away. They haven’t.

It’s just that the public is expected to absorb one major story at a time. And now that the presidential election is done and dusted, Europe is rapidly returning to the headlines. This is not desired by the powers-that-be, who desperately need us to believe things will get better with a little patience.

Behind the scenes, in order to prevent a systemic crisis, the authorities (through the European Central Bank) have been hard at work keeping a lid on interest rates for Spain and Italy, which act as everyone’s market bellweather. Their strategy focuses on the hope that high bond yields are just a lack of 'animal spirits' – and if only they can be reignited!

Time is working against all countries in the Eurozone because the good are being dragged down by the bad.

You don’t have to be an economic genius to understand that the perpetual uncertainty over the Eurozone’s future has led to a widespread freeze on industrial investment and development. Industrial production is collapsing at an accelerating rate, falling 7% year-on-year in Spain and Greece, 4.8% in Italy, and 2.1% in France. The downtrends for industrial production are readily apparent in the chart below:

The businesses that are doing well (and there are some) are those businesses with strong balance sheets and solid export order books for non-Eurozone markets; unfortunately, they are concentrated in countries like Germany, Holland, Finland, and Austria. They are not located where they can contribute to economic progress in Spain, Italy, Greece, or France, and so they are not adding to the tax revenue desperately sought by those governments.

Despite the recent deal worked out with Greece, the old cliché about kicking the can down the road is close to becoming no longer possible. Deferring the inevitable is only a political option so long as there is no immediate damage from doing so. But this is no longer true in the Eurozone, where political procrastination is now identifiably responsible for social unrest. It’s not just the trade unionists in revolt; now it is the middle classes as well. Doctors and teachers in Greece do not get paid anymore, and it is going that way in Spain, with regional governments surviving by simply not paying their bills. Government is destroying society, proving the falsity of the heretofore accepted belief (in Europe, anyway) that government makes society better. But then, anyone who has bothered to read Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom will not be surprised.

What was not anticipated in Hayek’s masterpiece is the divided state that is emerging. Greece is part of a larger EU and Eurozone bureaucracy and cannot achieve statist ends by turning her citizens into serfs. The government itself is subservient to higher authorities and is now having that medicine applied to it by its peers. Every visit by the Troika (collectively the European Central Bank (ECB), International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the European Commission) screws the Greek government further towards its own serfdom.

Keep in mind just one thing: Greece is utterly broke and cannot escape that fact. All of the posturing by the three Troika members is designed to avoid facing this reality. The political elite drive this party line and rigidly conform to it. However, there is increasing unease among powerful elements in the background, and in particular, sound money advocates in the Bundesbank are deliberately pushing for different solutions than those pursued to date.

Jens Weidmann, who is the Bundesbank’s chief and its representative on the ECB’s Governing Council, is remarkably outspoken on this issue. In a recent interview with the Rheinishe Post, Weidmann pointed out that the ECB and other national central banks in the Eurozone are now Greece’s largest creditors and cannot take a haircut on Greek debt. Furthermore, they cannot write off this debt, since that would amount to monetary financing, which is forbidden under Eurozone rules. So, he concludes, the ECB is trapped.

This intervention is important, because – unusual among the world’s central banks – the Bundesbank is viewed by the German public as the protector of the currency against the politicians. The German economy is traditionally driven by small savers, who are secure in the knowledge that the Bundesbank won’t let them down by printing money. While this is perhaps a stereotypical view, a hangover from the days of the deutschemark, it is still true with respect to public attitudes. And this is important because there is greater public trust in the head of the Bundesbank, Jens Weidmann, than in any politician, including Chancellor Merkel. We must listen to Weidmann, not Merkel.

Returning to Greece, forward-looking markets have already written it off, but getting there is not easy. On 11 November, by a slender majority, the Greek Parliament agreed to the latest austerity demands from the Troika, in the belief that the Troika will come up with urgently needed cash. This is cash for an economy that is tanking with its industrial production collapsing. Deposits have flown from the banks, which, without the ECB’s recycling of funds both through the TARGET2 settlement system and by taking in yet more worthless Greek debt as collateral, would themselves default. Tax revenues, insofar as they can be collected, are simply vaporizing. In the words of the classic Monty Python sketch, this parrot is dead, expired, and everyone knows it. Despite this, the Troika caved in (to ironic laughter from the press) on 13 November by giving Greece a further two years to get its government debt to GDP under 120%.

The concern, obviously, is that Greece is a dry run for Spain and Italy. It is also, as I argue below, a dry run for France, which is in terrible shape and deteriorating rapidly. This is why the protector of German savers, Herr Weidmann, is worried. He is signalling that the precedents set in dealing with Greece will ultimately destroy Germany.

In my last article for PeakProsperity.com, I argued that Germany, not Greece, should and will leave the Eurozone, perhaps taking Holland, Finland, Luxembourg, and Austria with her. It has always been clear that this is the last thing the political elite would consider, but unless Mrs Merkel reconsiders her position, she will be overruled by the Bundesbank, and perhaps also her own finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, who is known to be extremely concerned.

Anyway, let me throw in a little ray of sunlight for Germany (or is this the light an oncoming train in the tunnel?) For some reason that's not entirely clear, the outstanding TARGET2 claims by the Bundesbank on the other Eurozone national banks actually fell in October. The updated chart is below:

That's the good news. The bad news is that the previous down-tick (in December 2011) was in the wake of a drop in Spanish bond yields from over 7% in mid-2011 to a low of under 5% last January. This time, Spanish yields fell from 7.5% three and a half months ago to 5.4% a month ago. Italian government bonds have followed a similar pattern, as shown in the chart below:

It is perhaps logical to link changes in TARGET2 balances with changes in sentiment in Spanish and Italian bonds. These bond yields show signs of bottoming out, which is clearly visible on the chart. The only reason these bond yields have fallen to these low levels is because the ECB forced them there. But when these yields rise, which they probably will because there is little doubt the ECB’s manipulation cannot succeed for very long, the accumulation of TARGET2 imbalances on the Bundesbank’s book will quickly exceed €1 trillion.

And there is a further problem. One of the reasons French ten-year government bond yields are only 2.1%, and have even been briefly negative for her six-month bills, is that some of the capital flight out of Spain and Italy has been deposited in French banks, only to be then lent on to the French government.

But France, as I argue later in Part II of this article, is itself a basket case, only not yet widely recognised as such because it has benefited from this capital flight from Spain and Italy.

At some stage, probably in the next six months, these accumulated deposits in the French banks will, in turn, seek a safer home elsewhere – and where else but in the German banks? And so the Bundesbank faces the prospect of a second wave of capital flight and escalating TARGET2 imbalances.

Of course, this would not matter if it was certain that no one was leaving the Eurozone, and the TARGET2 system was constructed on the assumption that no one ever would. One could argue that Greece leaving would not be too much of a problem, other than the precedent it would create. This is why it is so important to keep Spain and Italy in the system.

In Part II: Europe's Mexican Standoff we explain why the answer to the question of Who will ultimately pick up the tab? when a Eurozone member leaves is not at all clear. In fact, the "stability" of Europe right now hinges completely on no one leaving (or defaulting).

After all, TARGET2 is a settlement system with offsetting cash creation and destruction carried out by the national central banks on delegation from the ECB. But nonetheless, it is understandable that the sound-money guardians at the Bundesbank are increasingly alarmed at the progression of events.

To borrow from Dirty Harry, it leaves those tied to Europe's future pondering a seminal question: "Do I feel lucky?" Well, do ya?

Original post @ http://www.peakprosperity.com/blog/80069/europe-now-sinking-fast

History & the bankers

Just as mentioned before, when the world is affected by the change of acoustic frequency, Freemasons can master the rhythm of the changes at the collapse of the old cycle and the birth of the new cycle in order to get the greatest benefit.

Apart from the rise of Japan and Manchu Revolution, at the beginning of the 20th century, the rapid changes in Germany and Russia were also led by Freemasons.

After the industrial revolution, weapons became more advanced and more powerful.

War no longer concerns the size of army but the money for buying weapon.

Therefore, to Freemason bankers, starting the war became the way to control the conflicts between nations and get the benefits from behind.

The longer they can maintain the unstable condition of the world, the longer they can receive the benefits.

Freemasons began to infiltrate Russia in 1773. On January 24, 1731, Freemasons appointed Captain John Phillips to be responsible for the Freemason development in Germany and Russia

However, Russia was still a monarchy and because of the decision of Tsar, Freemasons was sometimes supported and suppressed.

At the beginning of the 20th century, King Tsar was Nicholas II of Russia.

Although Russia was a traditional powerful European nation, Japan, with the help of Freemasons and after a few decades after the Meiji Restoration, triumphed over Russia in the 1905 Russo-Japanese War.

Also after WWI, Russia suffered the state of instability.

Therefore, on the verge of the collapse of old society, Alexander Kerensky, a Freemason member and a famous lawyer at that time, started the revolution in March, 1917 and overturned King Tsar and Marxism. He then became the prime minister of the provisional government.

However, in November that year, he was overturned by Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky, both a Marxist.

Kerensky was forced to flee and died in New York, America in 1970.

And Eastern Orthodox Church in Russia refused to bury him because of his Masonic identity.

They established Communist Soviet regime in March 1918.

However, it’s very strange that no one died and no armed conflicts were involved in this “October Revolution.”

Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky accepted the allowance from Germany, Japan, Rockefeller family and the banker Jacob Schiff for their revolution cause, including subsequent Joseph Jughashvili Stalin.

Pay attention to the photo, people hide the hand inside the overcoat and it’s one of the Masonic gesture.

They wrongly interpret the Book of Exodus, chapter 4 verse 6: “Put your hand inside your clothing.”

Others include: 

George Washington, the U.S. president:

Pierce, the U.S. president:

Barack, the U.S. president:

Johnson, the U.S. president:

Garfield, the U.S. president

Rothschild

The designer of Statue of Liberty, Bartholdi

Presidents of Colombia, Peru and Bolivia were also the members of Freemason.

Marx

Lenin

Trotsky

In Germany, the Revolution cause of Hitler was also supported by Freemasons.

Hitler highly worshiped Satan.

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

The logo of Nazi came from a mysterious society called Thule Society.

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/imagenes_sociopol/thule05_01.jpg

Banker supporter of Hilter also includes Henry Ford of the Ford Motor Company.

http://www.american-buddha.com/antonysuttonskull114.jpg

Standard oil by Rockefeller

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

Senator Prescott Bush, the father of Bush, the U.S. president

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

His corporation Brown Brothers Harriman & Co also supported Nazi.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_Brothers_Harriman_%26_Co.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2004/sep/25/usa.secondworldwar

When the U.S. joined WWII in 1942, Bush’s property in Union Bank Corporation was seized because of the “Trading With the Enemy Act.”

Freemasons use the formula of creating problems, interpreting problems and solving problems to control the public. From history, Freemasons used their extreme wealth to be the creator of historical events.

From the Jasmine Revolution to Occupy Wall Street, the world changes again this year.

Can Freemasons use the same trick to generate the New World Order in 2012 as planned through the collapse of the old order? Can the church take up the responsibility to fight against their plan?