Operation Odyssey Dawn

For maximum intellectual stimulation, consider this report in light of not only the previous Sheen/Nibiru post, but also Deep Impact.

Take it or leave it, the basic Nibiru plot goes like this: a brown dwarf on a 3,600-ish year orbit through our solar system is swinging back through causing an electromagnetic disturbance which leaves the earth vulnerable to the sun's radiation thus causing calamities.

Now to the news:


The Japanese flag: the Hinomaru, or sun disc. Japan, or Nippon, meaning "sun origin," or commonly as "the land of the rising sun."


Tragedy at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear complex.


Metaphorically speaking, we now have deadly radiation originating from the "sun."


Solar activity is rising as the sun enters Solar Cycle 24.


Meanwhile, Operation Odyssey Dawn has begun in Libya.


Dawn in Libya, i.e., it is becoming day, or, technically, an area being hit by the sun's rays.

Coincidentally, Libya is now being bombarded by "dawn."


One might even consider the "no-fly zone" as analogous to the magnetosphere: removal of this layer of protection by missile allows for the aerial bombardment.

Turn on CNN and you will find two headlines: Japan and Libya: deadly radiation originating from the sun bombarding Libya at dawn.

In the previous Sheen/Nibiru post it was posited that bizarre synchronicities like these may be due to our theory-in-progress called the Fore-echo Theory: which holds that high-energy signature future history events may manifest themselves at various points in time in media-assembled pre-enactments such as the Sheen debacle, or as described above.

And speaking again of Sheen, isn't it interesting that, at the start of a recent Alex Jones interview with Charlie Sheen, Jones opens with the radio call-signs "Almighty" and "PBR Streetgang" from the film Apocalypse Now--starring, not Charlie, but Charlie's binary twin star father Martin Sheen, who in the film was on the odyssey/journey to kill Kurtz.





The patrol boat in the film, the PBR, was the Erebus, Greek for deep darkness, or shadow.

One will also notice other features of the current issue of Newsweek: "How Ignorant Are You?", Japan, California, and Atlantis.