— “The (leaked) secret FISA document shows for the first time that under the Obama administration the communication records of millions of US citizens are being collected indiscriminately and in bulk – regardless of whether they are suspected of any wrongdoing.”
- The Guardian, U. K., broke story June 5, 2013
— “The U. S. is that far from a turnkey totalitarian state.”
- William Binney, former NSA official and whistleblower
June 6, 2013 Washington, D. C. - Someone has leaked to The Guardian in the U. K., which published in its June 5, 2013, edition the following 4-page TOP SECRET//SI//NOFORN order by Roger Vinson, Judge, U. S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) that was signed on April 25, 2013, authorizing Verizon to hand over to the National Security Agency (NSA) “all ‘telephony metadata’ created by Verizon for communications between the United States and abroad or wholly within the United States, including local telephone calls” until July 19, 2013.
First page of 4-page Top Secret//SI//NOFORN order granted by the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) on April 25, 2013, that requires Verizon until July 19, 2013, to turn over all requested American phone numbers for both parties in calls, location data, call duration, unique identifiers and time and duration of all calls within the United States and between the U. S. and other countries.
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“An unknown foreign object hit the nose of the Air China 757 leaving a large dent in the radome.”
- JACDEC, Accidents and Incidents Worldwide
June 6, 2013 Chengdu, China - Two days ago on June 4, 2013, ten minutes after an Air China flight took off from Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport and was flying southeasterly bound for Guangzhou, an “unknown foreign object hit the nose of the Air China 757 leaving a large dent in the radome,” according to JACDEC, Accidents and Incidents Worldwide.
Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport is a major airport serving Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, China. Chengdu's population of 14 million permanent residents is fourth largest city in China. The airport is located about 16 kilometers (10 miles) southwest of downtown Chengdu and is the hub for Air China, Chengdu Airlines and Sichuan Airlines.
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“I looked all around the pattern in my hay field and there were no tracks anywhere. But some tall grass was going clockwise and some was going counterclockwise. How is that possible?”
May 31, 2013 Gray, Tennessee - At 8 AM Monday, May 13, 2013, in Gray, Tennessee, 18-year-old Tim Blumberg went to the mailbox to place a letter his mom wanted mailed. He was surprised to see a pattern in the nearby hay field that was not there the day before. The Blumbergs are neighbors of Connie Osborne, 62, who was born in Carter City, Tennessee, only twenty-one miles from Gray, where she moved in 1979. Connie works for Host Engineering where she is a solder tech. She solders printed circuit boards for hard drives. The lowest part of her 8 1/2 acre farm is a field of eight different grasses that she grows for another neighbor to harvest as hay for his animals in exchange for his taking care of her property. That hay field is about twenty feet lower than her house and is dotted with large slabs of limestone that are part of the limestone beneath her hayfield and land.
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— “The MERS coronavirus is a threat to the entire world.”
- Margaret Chan, M. D., Dir.-Gen., W.H.O., May 28, 2013
— “This is the first time health care workers have been
diagnosed with MERS infection after exposure to patients.”
- World Health Organization, May 15, 2013
— “Of most concern is the fact that the different clusters
of MERS seen in multiple countries increasingly supports the hypothesis
that when there is close human contact, this MERS coronavirus
can transmit from person to person.”
- Keiji Fukuda, Asst. Dir.-General, W.H.O.
Photomicrograph of new MERS-CoV coronavirus (yellow) that first emerged from the Middle East, but with modern air travel has spread to Europe. A second patient in Paris, France, was hospitalized this week infected by MERS-CoV. Image credit: NIAID/RML. See: W. H. O.
May 31, 2013Chicago, Illinois - Last week the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) reported that a nurse and two health care workers in Saudi Arabia were infected after treating patients with MERS, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, a name suggested in the May 15, 2013, Journal of Virology by a Coronavirus Study Group. A WHO spokesperson told reporters on May 15th, “This is the first time health care workers have been diagnosed with MERS infection after exposure to patients.”
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“We're getting closer and closer to the point where we don't have enough bees in this country to meet pollination demands.”
- Dennis vanEngelsdorp, Ph.D., Entomologist, Univ. of Maryland
Honey bees image by Jessica Lawrence, Eurofins Agroscience Services, Bugwood.org.
Neonicotinoid Clothianidin Pesticide and Honey Bees: “Among the neonicotinoids, clothianidin is among those most toxic for honey bees; and this combined with its systemic movement in plants has produced a troubling mix of scientific results pointing to its potential risk for honey bees through current agricultural practices. Our own research indicates that systemic pesticides occur in pollen and nectar in much greater quantities than has been previously thought, and that interactions among pesticides occurs often and should be of wide concern.”
- James Frazier, Ph.D., Prof of Entomology,
Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences
May 31, 2013 Niwot, Colorado - In early May 2013, the U. S. Department of Agriculture, apiary scientists and beekeepers all confirmed that the deaths and disappearances of honey bees in the United States in the winter of 2012 to 2013 rose again to at least one-third of all honey bee colonies.
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— “Less than three acres of trees in Mexico were occupied by Monarch butterflies this winter - about 1/20th of what it has been in the past....The scale of the loss of habitat is so big that unless we compensate for it in some way, the Monarch population will decline to the point where it will disappear.”
- Chip Taylor, Ph.D., Prof. of Biology, Univ. of Kansas;
Founder and Director of Monarch Watch, Lawrence, Kansas
March 28, 2013Lawrence, Kansas - In the 1970s, Monsanto began producing the herbicide glyphosate, a broad leaf and grass weed killer called Roundup. Farmers liked it because it would kill many different types of weeds. Then Monsanto came up with genetically engineered corn and soybean crops that had their DNA altered to resist glyphosate. Farmers could now spray glyphosate everywhere without killing their corn and soybean crops. By 2007, glyphosate was the most used herbicide in United States agriculture. But what came next were “Superweeds” resistant to glyphosate. Monsanto scientists told farmers to simply apply more glyphosate.
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— “The sounds being heard are coming from the Earth itself. Changes deep inside the core are vibrating the crust near thin areas and causing the crust to act like a speaker most often times projecting deep waves up to the ionosphere where they are (bounced back) at audible frequencies... These inner ground vibrations are also what is causing the sink hole issue around the world... and underground water sources are being vibrated to the point of dispersion.”
- Retired electronics engineer 2005, Hill AFB, Utah
— “Then an explosion happened right in the middle of my living room that had the sound and force of an explosion with an after-sound of breaking glass.”
- Resident Anna Hoaglan, Woodland Hills, CA, March 7, 2013
— “This sounded like someone set off dynamite in front of my house.”
- Eddie Lashley, Louisville, Kentucky, on March 17, 2013
— “Why was the Civil Air Patrol Wing at Bowman Field, Kentucky, monitoring with a Cessna Skyhawk over Louisville from June through October 2012, for 6 to 8 hours a day on a classified mission?”
- Kentucky resident between Fort Knox and Louisville, Kentucky
Strange sounds ranging from breaking glass and metal crashing to loud house and bone-rattling booms have been reported between March 7 - 23, 2013. In Woodland Hills, CA, (far left red circle) on March 7th, a resident reported sound of breaking glass sound at 3:30 PM Pacific. Loud booms were reported on March 13, in Tiverton and Little Compton, Rhode Island, and Westport, Massachusetts (far right red circle) that are 940 miles east of Louisville, KY (Google pointer). Between March 11-15, loud booms were heard in Alabama, NY, (red Great Lakes circle) between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario; March 16-17, loud booms in Kamiah, Idaho, 65 miles east of Lewiston (upper left red circle), is 2,102 miles northwest of Louisville that is straight east of southern Illinois and Indiana where loud booms were reported March 16-17 in all three states. Then on Thursday, March 21, 2013, near 9 PM EST, residents from several counties around Gainesville, Florida (north central Florida red circle) reported similar house-shaking, window-rattling.
Updated March 28 / Original report on March 19, 2013 Louisville, Kentucky - Since March 7, Earthfiles has received many more boom, light flash, military helicopter and higher strangeness sounds of metal crashing and glass breaking reports - but no physical evidence or known source. Here is a sampling:
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