Nuclear Capable Bombers Intercepted Off The Coast Of California - Russian Saber Rattling or Were They Conducting Scientific Research On Magnetic Anomalies?

  

U.S. F-22 jet fighters were scrambled when a fleet of Russian bombers triggered alarms in the U. S. The F-22s  intercepted four Russian long-range (9,400 mile) Tu-95 Bear-H bombers, that are equipped to fire both traditional and nuclear payloads at targets from the air; along with two IL-78 aerial refueling tankers. The Russian bombers, equipped with electronic warfare and intelligence-gathering capabilities, split their course when they were intercepted by the F-22s. Two of the Russian aircraft headed towards the U. S. and got within 50 miles of the coast of Northern California.  Two U.S. F-15 fighter jets from Oregon were scrambled to visually ID the Russian bombers.

Two F-15s Intercept Russian
Bomber In The GIUK Gap.

   The NewYork Daily News, and other media outlets,  have quoted

government sources as characterizing this incident as a training exercise or "saber rattling".  Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas), a member of the House Armed Services Committee, labeled this as "intentional provocations." and is quoted as saying, "Putin is doing this to taunt the U.S. and exercise some sort of saber-rattling, muscle-flexing nonsense. Truth is we would have squashed either one of those (bombers) like baby seals,".  Retired Air Force Lt. Gen Thomas McInerney said he couldn't remember a case of Russian strategic bombers coming so close to the U.S. coast – even at the height of the Cold War.

   The European Union Times reports that Lieutenant-General Viktor Bondarev, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Air Force, prepared a report on "...the just completed scientific mission of North America carried out by 4 Tupolev Tu-95 strategic aircraft and 2 Ilyushin Il-78 aerial refueling tankers that “electronically swept” for “magnetic anomalies” from Alaska to California;  and warns that a “catastrophic event” may be nearing for this region..."

   According to the EU Times this scientific mission was the result of data gathered by a Kosmos 2473 satellite that detected "a severe mysterious magnetic anomaly" that occurred June 3rd in the Yellowstone region of the Western United States - that resulted in an  "earthquake swarm". The report goes on to say that this magnetic anomaly was precipitated by a mysterious earthquake swarm that hit the Brooks Range mountains in Alaska.  Lieutenant General Bondarev states that Russian military authorities have a grave concern of the catastrophic effect the magnetic anomalies have on highly sophisticated inertial navigation systems used by US, NATO and Russian warplanes. The Russians interest in "magnetic anomalies" stems from the  rapidly shifting north magnetic pole that, since 2005, has moved 25 miles a year from Arctic Canada toward Siberia. 

The Magnetic North Pole has been shifting North.

 The report also claims that two US military aircraft were near the boundaries of the magnetic anomalies emanating from the Yellowstone area on June 4th "while this event was still active causing them to crash." " The two US fighter jets crashing on 4 June, this report continues, were identified as a US Navy FA-183 that went down when the pilot was attempting to land aboard the carrier Carl Vinson, and a US Marine Harrier AV-8B jet that crashed into a residential community in Imperial, about 90 miles east of San Diego, both of them occurring within hours of each other. It also notes that no civilian aircraft would have been affected by this “magnetic anomaly” as only the most advanced military aircraft employ these “geomagnetic-satellite” coordinated flight systems which enable them to “hug the terrain” not unlike the magnetic systems used by birds and insects to navigate.  

  The shifting magnetic north pole has already disrupted airport runways here in the U. S. prompting the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) in 2011 to request that officials at Tampa International Airport change numeric designators on signs at each end of the runway.  In all, over 100 sign panels and 40 signs needed to be changed, along with painted signs on the runways. In 2013 Oakland International Airport had to change runway numbers "to match Earth's geological shift" according to Scott Wintner an Oakland airport spokesman. According to the EU Times Paul Takemoto, a spokesman for the FAA said, "The poles are generated by movements within the Earth's inner and outer cores, though the exact process isn't exactly understood. They're also constantly in flux, moving a few degrees every year, but the changes are almost never of such a magnitude that runways require adjusting."

  Are there "magnetic anomalies" occurring in North America - triggering "events" in Yellowstone and the Rocky Mountains? Could it be that the Russians are sincerely concerned, as the EU Times reports, and "We may be on the verge of a catastrophic North American event that could possibly change the world forever, we should be prepared."  Or was this fleet of Russian war planes flying off of our Northern California coast simply a matter of saber rattling?

 What do you think? 

MUFON asks: "Is There an Undersea Base off the California Coast?"

I thought I'd share this email (pictures added) that I received from MUFON (Mutual UFO Network):

MUFON Los Angeles

Presents

Preston Dennett

Is There an Undersea Base off the California Coast?

   

On June 14, 1992 numerous witnesses observed hundreds of strange craft in the Santa Monica Mountains of southern California.  This marked the beginning of an ongoing massive wave involving the entire range of UFO phenomenon from sightings to abductions, and most importantly here: USOs or Unidentified Submersible Objects.  After writing an article on this subject for FATE magazine, and appearing on the History Channel’s Deep Sea UFOs, Dennett received a flood of emails, calls and letters from new witnesses detailing many dramatic USO cases that have never been revealed before.

  

The southern California coast, Dennett discovered, is one of the world’s leading producers of undersea USO activity.  After years of researching the activity and interviewing hundreds of witnesses, Dennett has come to the startling conclusion that there is an undersea UFO base in the Santa Catalina channel.  In this exciting presentation, he will reveal the incredible results of his investigation including:

----firsthand cases of undersea USO activity in southern California and around the  world

----evidence of government surveillance and cover-up

----photographs of UFOs and artwork based on eyewitness accounts

----a behind the scenes look at his involvement with the History Channel’s Deep Sea UFOs I & II, & UFO Hunters and much more. 

  

How big is this alleged USO base?  When was it made?  Where exactly is it? And what does our government know and isn't saying?  Dennett will answer all these questions and more.

August 3, 2014

The Colony Theatre

555 N Third St

Burbank, CA 91502

Doors open at 6:30 PM, Lecture starts at 7 PM.

Tickets are $15.00 at the door.

Your Smart TV May Be Smarter Than You Think.

   According to pcmag.com: 

Definition of:smart TV

An Internet-enabled TV set that supports movie streaming from content providers such as Netflix, Amazon and Hulu. Also called a "connected TV," a smart TV may contain a browser for general Web surfing and also be able to execute built-in or downloaded applications. A QWERTY keyboard may be built into the remote control; however, some smart TVs have tablet apps that, working simultaneously with the TV, display the program guide, control the set and offer additional information.

   Wow! This takes TV viewing to the next level - offering more options than ever before. BUT - just how SMART is your smart TV? Will it only do what you "tell it" to do? Or will it watch you, and your family, while you're watching it? According to Doctor Beet  an LG Smart TV sent unencrypted data  over the internet! No problem you say? Doctor Beet's tests revealed that the information was sent out each time he changed the channel. He also learned that there is an option in the system settings to turn OFF the "collection of watching" option (the default setting is ON) BUT the smart TV continued to send viewing information even when the watching option was turned OFF.

   The data sent to GB.smartshare.lgtvsdp.com included the name of a "mock" video file (Midget_Porn_2013.avi) that he had created and stored on a USB drive that had been PLUGGED in to his TV. He monitored and analyzed the network traffic and found out that the file name had been transmitted unencrypted and in some cases the file names for an entire folder had been transmitted! While Doctor Beet never determined the criteria that controlled when the smart TV transmitted data he was certain that the data sent included the names of customer's files, unique identification customer information and  tracking numbers for a specific TV.

  

  Why, you ask, would LG, or any other smart TV manufacturer, want my smart TV to monitor me? The answer, "Follow the money". According to Doctor Beet, he "found a rather creepy corporate video" (that was removed but mirrored here)  "advertising their data collection practices to POTENTIAL ADVERTISERS. It's quite long but a sample of their claims are as follows":

 

"LG Smart Ad analyses users favourite programs, online behaviour, search keywords and other information to offer relevant ads to target audiences. For example, LG Smart Ad can feature sharp suits to men, or alluring cosmetics and fragrances to women.

Furthermore, LG Smart Ad offers useful and various advertising performance reports. That live broadcasting ads cannot. To accurately identify actual advertising effectiveness."

   They do it so they can charge an advertiser top dollar by providing a "TARGET AUDIENCE" allowing them to stream to your TV a RELEVANT ad. Not only is the NSA watching you but now so is CORPORATE BIG BROTHER. Doctor Beet did ask LG to comment on, "data collection, profiling of their customers, collection of usage information and mandatory embedded advertising on products that their customers had paid for."  Their response "you accepted the Terms and Conditions on your TV, your concerns would be best directed to the retailer." Basically they said "F*&! OFF"!

   Doctor Beet did come up with a creative way to block their collection of his data by blocking the domains

on his router. This effectively prevents his smart TV from reaching the server - unless, of course, it can create a Gmail account and then email the info to the "home office".

We've encrypted ALL of your files - if you want access to your data again pay us $500 in Bitcoins.

How vulnerable is your data to being held hostage.

Ransomware - ran∙som∙ware
noun
A type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid.

   You, or someone who uses your computer, receives an email from a trusted source and clicks on an attachment - not realizing that their email account had been "hacked" or that the attachment is an "executable" file.  You notice that "something" flashes briefly on the screen then disappears. You go on reading emails not realizing that the "cryptolocker" program that you've inadvertently activated is encrypting and locking all of your data files.  Eventually a window pops up informing you that your files are all encrypted and that you must pay to receive a "private key" to decrypt them and regain access.

   You decide to do an online scan and you learn that your system is infected with cryptolocker malware. They offer to fix your computer - for a small fee. Adding insult to injury you've now fallen prey to a ransomware decryption scam.  The cryptolocker malware can be removed but your locked files cannot be unlocked until you have the encryption password.

Vikas Chandra Pandey writes:
 Beware Spam Emails Claiming to Offer Anti-CryptoLocker Tools
PC users have been warned about a new phishing scam that falsely claims to offer people programs that will combat the Cryptolocker ransomware. The email is written in a casual and friendly manner. It asks if you have a Cryptolocker infection, then advises you to ‘Use the tool attached to decrypt your files!”, before wishing you “Good Luck!’’.
Downloading the attachment – a tool called ‘cryptolocker file de.exe’ installs RegistryCleanerKit, a legitimate piece of software made by Malta-based company Uniblue. It then scans your Registry (see screenshot), before showing you how many problems it has ‘found’. To fix the errors you need to buy the software.
At no point does it attempt to decrypt files locked by CryptoLocker. We asked Uniblue whether it was aware its software was seemingly being used as part of a scam, but at the time of going to press had not heard back.

From bleepingcomputer.com:
Is it possible to decrypt files encrypted by CryptoLocker?  Unfortunately at this time there is no way to retrieve the private key that can be used to decrypt your files without paying the ransom. Brute forcing the decryption key is not realistic due to the length of time required to break the key. Also any decryption tools that have been released by various companies will not work with this infection. The only method you have of restoring your files is from a backup or Shadow Volume Copies if you have System Restore enabled. Newer variants of CryptoLocker attempt to delete the Shadow Copies, but it is not always successful. More

Don't close the barn door after the fact.

information about how to restore your files via Shadow Volume Copies can be found in this section below.
If you do not have System Restore enabled on your computer or reliable backups, then you will need to pay the ransom in order to get your files back.

   Solution: "Don't close the barn door after the horse is gone!"
1. DO NOT click on attachments with executable files.
2. Follow bleepingcomputer.com's recommendation and ENABLE SYSTEM RESTORE and back up your files regularly.

The Casanova Killer Says O. J. Didn't Do It. I Did. Claims LAPD Taped His Full Confession In 1995 But Covered It Up.

Glen Rogers - The Casanova Killer.

   

   Serial Killer Glen Rogers, AKA The "Casanova Killer", is on death row in Florida for the 1995 murder of Tina Marie Cribbs in Tampa. He was also convicted of murdering Sandra Gallagher in Los Angeles in 1995 and California authorities suspect him of committing four other murders as well.  It is believed that he is responsible for the murder of at least 10 other individuals. He once claimed that he had murdered 70 people across the country though later recanted and said he was only joking.

  

   In a letter addressed to Norman Pardo, O. J. Simpson's former manager, Glen Rogers states "...You won't have to take me at my word. A full taped statement in your case was made in 1995..." What statement is the serial killer referring to? 

   In Pardo's Simpson Documentary, O. J. Simpson: In His Own Words, Pardo asserts, "... The L. A. prosecutor and district attorney have a file in which Rogers confessed, but they gave him a plea deal to get him out of the state - because they were afraid he would mess up their O. J. thing. They arrested him after they arrested O. J. They couldn't go back and say O. J. didn't do it now!" 

     The Daily Mail reports that Rogers confessed to the Brown-Goldman killings after he was already in jail for the 1995 murders.  In the 2012 Discovery Investigation documentary, My Brother The Serial Killer, Glen Rogers was "fingered" by his brother Clay, "I'm absolutely certain that my brother Glen killed Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. I know my brother did it because I've seen proof that he was there."

   According to the documentary Glen Rogers was a transient in 1994 - arriving in Los Angeles after the Northridge earthquake to work on a repair crew. As fate would have it, one job brought him to Nicole's home as a painter. Clay states that his brother Glen called him a few days before the murders, "Guess who I'm partying with? Nicole Simpson." "Actually, what he told me, he says, 'They got money, they're well off and I'm taking her down.'" Clay asserts that his brother took a gold angel pin - removing it from Simpson's lifeless body and mailed it to his mother in Ohio the next day. According to Rodgers their mother wore the pin, at her son's request, at one of his murder trials.

Condolences to Nicole & Ron's Family and Friends. 

   So does this mean that O. J.'s "hands are clean"?  Criminal profiler Anthony Meoli has exchanged dozens of letters with Glen Rogers and visited him on death row. According to Meoli Glen said O. J. had hired him to burglarize Nicole's condo and steal diamond earrings that he had given her and that Simpson had told Rogers about a spare key to the condo hidden outside the door.  Meoli said the serial killer told him that O. J. stated, " You may have to kill the bitch."  In Meoli's retelling of Rogers' account he states that Simpson, who was waiting in his car nearby, walked onto the bloody sidewalk to check Rogers' work, thus leaving his footprints at the crime scene.

   Pardo asserts that he and Rogers are joining forces to petition to re-open Rogers' case file so the truth will be told about Rogers confession and revisiting the Goldman family's $33.5 million civil judgment against Simpson.  Pardo  says, "The letter gives me an open door to shut down their judgment against O. J.,". He goes on to say, "We have attorneys working on shutting down the judgment the Goldman's have until this is resolved. We're trying to get the court to open up files."

   According to CNN a spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department said the department would investigate Rogers' claims but does not believe he was involved in Simpson and Goldman's killings. "The LAPD is quite confident that we know who killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman. We have no reason to believe that Mr. Rogers was involved," Commander Andrew Smith said. "Nevertheless, in the interest of being thorough in this case, our robbery homicide detectives will investigate his claims."

Did Detective Fuhrman plant evidence?

  It should be noted - Headline from the Los Angeles Times about LAPD Detective Mark Fuhrman: 

Fuhrman Invokes 5th Amendment, Refuses to Testify : Simpson case: Ex-detective is asked three questions, including whether he planted evidence. Jurors aren't present, but defense will seek to have them informed of the action.