Year: 2011

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Part 5:  Private Detective’s Encounters with Non-Humans

“I felt like I was being shown that there is conflict in the universe –
good and evil, negative and positive not just on Earth but universal –
and the conflict is ongoing and escalating.”

- “Joshua Rhinehall,” Private Investigator, Pacific Northwest

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February 8, 2011 Albuquerque, New Mexico - Joshua Rhinehall was born in 1964. From age four on, he remembers small, Grey entities around his bed and many times he felt exhausted, had glimpses of other places beyond his home where he thought he had been for days, but his friends and family never seemed to notice. “It has been a knowing I've been gone for long stretches of time, but on a watch only seconds. I've never understood that and would like to know more about what was happening to me all those times I can't remember.”

 

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Part 4:  Private Detective’s Encounters with Non-Humans

“In my opinion when it comes to the Praying Mantis and the Greys that I've had contact with, I feel their agenda or goal is genetic engineering. I feel like the goal is to be able to engineer something that can contain the energy of a soul.”

- “Joshua Rhinehall,” Private Investigator, Pacific Northwest

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February 2, 2011 Albuquerque, New Mexico - Not many people in the human abduction syndrome have had firsthand interactions with the tall Preying Mantis entities. In Part 3, Joshua Rhinehall said, “In my opinion when it comes to the Praying Mantis and the Greys that I’ve had contact with, I feel their agenda or goal is genetic engineering. I feel like the goal is to be able to engineer something that can contain the energy of a soul.”

 

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Tampa Airports Change Compass Marks While North Magnetic Pole Moves Toward Siberia

“We are seeing a decrease in the strength of the Earth's magnetic field,
which is something that we know happens before a full pole reversal,
but so far it's happening at the rate of only 8% decrease per century.”

- Stefan Maus, Ph.D., NOAA Geophysicist, Boulder, Colorado

The Earth's magnetic field is similar to that of a bar magnet tilted 11 degrees from the spin axis of the Earth.  Magnetic fields surround electric currents, so we surmise that circulating electric currents in the Earth's molten metallic core are the origin of the magnetic field. A current loop gives a field similar to that of the earth. The magnetic field magnitude measured at the surface of the Earth is about half a Gauss and dips toward the Earth in the northern hemisphere. The magnitude varies over the surface of the Earth in the range 0.3 to 0.6 Gauss. Illustration © by C. R. Nave, Georgia State University.
The Earth's magnetic field is similar to that of a bar magnet tilted 11 degrees from the spin axis of the Earth.  Magnetic fields surround electric currents, so we surmise that circulating electric currents in the Earth's molten metallic core are the origin of the magnetic field. A current loop gives a field similar to that of the earth. The magnetic field magnitude measured at the surface of the Earth is about half a Gauss and dips toward the Earth in the northern hemisphere. The magnitude varies over the surface of the Earth in the range 0.3 to 0.6 Gauss. Illustration © by C. R. Nave, Georgia State University.

February 1, 2011  Tampa, Florida and Boulder, Colorado - There have been recent media headlines about Tampa, Florida's International and general aviation airports having to repaint compass markings on their runways. Geophysicists say it's because there is a general westward drift of the Earth's magnetic field in the Western Hemisphere. So for pilot safety, Tampa airports corrected runway compass marks to reflect what compasses actually read now in southern Florida.

 

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2010 – 2011 Extreme Weather

“In the winter of 2010 to 2011, the Arctic and North Atlantic Oscillations
went into a very big low which means the normal westerly winds
from the west to the east have been weak and that has allowed
the jet stream to drop down to Florida and stay ther longer than usual.”

- Art DeGaetano, Ph.D., Meteorologist, Cornell University

“I don’t know of any data that is indicating there is a major
shut down or slowing in the Gulf Stream system.”

- Chris Meinen, Ph.D., NOAA Oceanographer

 

January 31, 2011  Ithaca, New York and Miami, Florida - Since December 2010 - in addition to all the Earth life die-offs in both hemispheres - there has been unprecedented flooding in Australia during their summer season while at least six major storms have dumped huge amounts of snow in the Midwest and East Coast of the United States. Now the National Weather Service is warning that the week of January 31 - February 4, 2011, is bringing a seventh huge and “dangerous storm” from the Rockies to the East Coast. Winds up to 40 mph will make already-freezing temperatures much worse.

 

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Earthfiles Viewers Reports of Strange, Loud Booms

‘Boom’ Heard Across SE Part Of Metro OKC USGS Says ‘Boom’ Was Not An Earthquake

POSTED by News 5 KOCO.com: 10:54 AM CST on January 27, 2011

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA -- A loud ‘boom’ was heard by Oklahomans on Thursday morning, January 27, 2011m but officials confirmed that it was not an earthquake. Eyewitness News 5 began reporting a possible earthquake around 10:30 a.m. The United States Geological Survey said no such earthquake had occurred. The last earthquake in Oklahoma was at 9:53 a.m. on Jan. 19. It was a magnitude of 2.8, according to the USGS. So what was the January 27th morning boom?

 

January 29, 2011  Albuquerque, New Mexico - On January 27 to 28, 2011, at Earthfiles and Coast to Coast AM radio, I reported news about the many animal die-offs around the world since December 2010 to date. In Beebe, Arkansas, at 11 PM on New Year's Eve December 31, 2010, at least 5,000 red-wing blackbirds and starlings were found dead in a mile stretch of rural countryside. Authorities tried to blame the deaths on fireworks scaring all the birds from trees in the dark and right after a thunderstorm. What local residents did report was seeing birds flying into car windows and houses low to the ground, but not necessarily linked to fireworks.

 

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RAF Bentwaters Update After December 2010 Return to Rendlesham Forest with Former USAF John Burroughs and Jim Penniston

“It was like Jim went into a trance and he started acting like he was re-living it from thirty years before. He acted like he was walking around it (black, glassy, triangular craft in forest).”

- USAF Airman 1st Class John Burroughs, December 26, 1980,
Rendlesham Forest near RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge, England

 

“On a repeat of coming back touching these symbols, I get a bright light
and I can't see. ...I just see these symbols (zeros and ones)...they are coming at me fast!”

- USAF S/Sgt. James Penniston, December 26, 1980, Rendlesham Forest near RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge, England

 

January 28, 2011  Albuquerque, New Mexico - Thirty years ago on December 26, 1980, around 3 AM, USAF Airman 1st Class John Burroughs, USAF Staff Sergeant James Penniston and USAF Airman Ed Cabansag were in Rendlesham Forest under orders to investigate highly strange and colorful aerial lights. According to signed and dated statements at the time, John Burroughs and Jim Penniston came close to the lights and a “craft of unknown origin” on the forest floor. Jim Penniston described approaching a 9-foot-long by 6-foot-high triangular object and touching its black, glassy surface. As his fingers went over raised symbols “like Braille” in a 3.5 foot long section toward the pointed end of the craft, S/Sgt. Penniston's mind was telepathically flooded with binary code and some information about the intelligence behind the craft and lights.      

 

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New Year 2011 – Bird, Fish, Penguin, Crab Deaths and More Corkscrew-sliced Seals on North Norfolk, England Coast

“What has been interesting about a lot of these corkscrew-sliced injuries is that no bones are broken.”

- Neil Wellum, Deputy Chief Marine Officer,
U. K. Marine Management Organization

 

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Updated:  Leaked EPA Document Says Bayer’s Nicotine-Based Clothianidin Kills Honey Bees

“Clothianidin (nicotine-based pesticide) is highly toxic to honey bees.”

- Leaked EPA Document, November 2, 2010
[ See Websites below for 101-page Memo.]

“When bees consume guttation (dew) drops collected from plants grown from neonicotinoid-coated seeds, they encounter death within a few mintues."

- “Translocation of Neonicotinoid Insecticides From Coated Seeds
to Seedling Guttation Drops: A Novel Way of Intoxication for Bees”
© 2009 published by Entomological Society of America

2009 photographic evidence of honey bee deaths in front of their hive at 7:30 AM after the bees drank clothianidin-contaminated dew water (nicotine-based pesticide). Source: Hedwig Riebe of the Deutscher Berufs und Erwerbs Imker Bund e. V. in 2009, German Beekeepers Association.
2009 photographic evidence of honey bee deaths in front of their hive at 7:30 AM after the bees drank clothianidin-contaminated dew water (nicotine-based pesticide). Source: Hedwig Riebe of the Deutscher Berufs und Erwerbs Imker Bund e. V. in 2009, German Beekeepers Association.

 

Update U.K. House of Commons
has proposed ban on nicotine-based pesticides.

On January 25, 2011, 36 MPs in the U. K. House of Commons motioned to immediately suspend the licenses for all neonicotinoid pesticides used in Great Britain. By the end of March 2011, the process to put teeth into an actual law banning nicotine-based pesticides could be a groundbreaker in the struggle to give honey bees a chance to live in an environment freer from poisons and more balanced to support life, not death.

Early Day Motion EDM 1267:  “That this House is gravely concerned by the contents of a recently leaked memo from the U.S. Environmenalt Protection Agency whose scientists warn that bees and other non-target invertebrates are at risk from a new neonicotinoid pesticide and that tests in the U.S. approval process are insufficient to detect the environmental damage caused; acknowledges that these findings reflect the conclusions of a 2009 Buglife report that identified similar inadequacies in the European approval regime with regard to neonicotinoids; notes reports that bee populations have soared in four European countries that have banned these chemicals; and therefore calls on the Government to act urgently to suspend all existing approvals for products containing neonicotinoids and fipronil pending more exhaustive tests and the development of international methodologies for properly assessing the long-term effects of systemic pesticides on invertebrate populations.”

 

Updated January 27 / original file January 23, 2011  Niwot, Colorado - Tom Theobald went to work for IBM in 1965 to 1975. “I knew I didn't want to spend the rest of my life in the corporate world,” he told me recently,  “so I left IBM not knowing what else I was going to do. But I had a large garden and decided to get some bees to raise. Before I knew it, I was a beekeeper and founder of the Boulder County Beekeepers Association where I served as president for the next thirty years.”

 

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Updated: Part 3: Private Detective’s Encounters with Non-Humans

“When that Praying Mantis being communicated, ‘You’re going to be OK,’ that instrument was moving flexibly like a water snake in the air. It shot right into the corner of my right hip.”

- “Joshua Rhinehall,” Private Investigator, Pacific Northwest

Updated with Earthfiles viewer email:

Subject: Ant heads
Date: January 26, 2011
To: [email protected]

Linda,

I've been following "Joshua's" experience with the Praying Mantises (ant heads as my sister and I call them).   Although my memories of abduction were initially filled with sheer terror, at the end of my abduction, my emotions were that of love and wanting to stay with them - strange, yes. My sister's experiences were not of terror or fear - she had more just of a 'matter of fact' feeling. I've got to say that I don't really agree with Josh's feelings that they are malevolent, even though I am still fearful when things go bump in the night around here.

I do believe that there is some type of genetic research going on - as the alien issues seem to follow along my father's side of the family, and paranormal (seeing ghosts, etc...) along my mom's side of the family (whether those two things are from each other, I do not know. I do not feel that they are visiting me to cause me harm. Partial reasons for this belief is that the activity level was increased when my boys were young (they are now 15 and 21), and subsided as they got older. And, now, I have a daughter who just turned 1, and the activity has since picked up, once again! And, also, my memories of the encounter had aspects of physical exams of my brain, etc.... and, my sister has had some exams of her hands because she could get her hands to radiate heat.

 

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Part 2: Private Detective’s Encounters with Non-Humans

“I wondered if the entity’s eyes were some kind of lens covering on the eyes that might be used to analyze things or see different wavelengths around - like welding goggles, they reflect light and only allow so much light in.”

- “Joshua Rhinehall,” Private Investigator, Pacific Northwest

Pacific Northwest private detective's illustration of his 2005 encounter with a praying mantis creature.
Pacific Northwest private detective's illustration of his 2005 encounter with a praying mantis creature.
Praying Mantis (Mantis religiosa). Image © by Frank L. Hoffman.
Praying Mantis (Mantis religiosa). Image © by Frank L. Hoffman.
Chinese praying mantis image © by Nelson Kruschandl. The praying mantis’s “arms” are lined with sharp spikes for stabbing and grabbing. Mantis forelegs can strike and retract in half the time a human can blink. While they usually prey on insects and spiders, their speed is so great that they will take down animals three times their size such as lizards, chameleons, frogs, fish, small mammals, and even birds and hummingbirds that come too close.
Chinese praying mantis image © by Nelson Kruschandl. The praying mantis’s “arms” are lined with sharp spikes for stabbing and grabbing. Mantis forelegs can strike and retract in half the time a human can blink. While they usually prey on insects and spiders, their speed is so great that they will take down animals three times their size such as lizards, chameleons, frogs, fish, small mammals, and even birds and hummingbirds that come too close.

[ Editor's Note:  Wikipedia - Mantodea or mantises is an order of insects that contains approximately 2,200 species in nine families worldwide in temperate and tropical habitats. Most of the species are in the family Mantidae. A colloquial name for the order is “praying mantises,” because of their often prayer-like stance, although the term is often misspelled as “preying mantis” because mantises are predatory. Insects form their primary diet, but larger species have been known to prey on small lizards, frogs, birds, snakes, fish, even rodents and any species small enough to successfully capture and devour. Most species of mantis are known to engage in cannibalism. Their large eyes can see up to 60 feet away and the mantis lashes out at remarkable speed to ambush its prey. ]

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January 17, 2011  Pacific Northwest - Joshua Rhinehall continues from Part 1 his descriptions of extraordinary encounters with non-humans that began for him at age 4 and have persisted to the current day, now age 46.

 

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