SOMETHING BIG GOING DOWN TONIGHT (VANITY)

August 2, 2013 | Hostage

[Hostage]

I know this sounds hysterical to post about a seemingly tin foil conspiracy development but I am prepared to risk some credibility and get it out there so that we can say we weren't completely surprised.

First, 120 embassies have been shut down. The rationale is presumably because AQ is planning an attack. Fine, go with that but that's not the real reason I am hearing from credible sources.

I'll say in my own defense that I was told by another source last October, a substantial source who nevertheless did not have 100% of my trust, that Israel would attack Iran and that WW III would start as a result. I argued with that source and refused to relay it further. So when I hear of major predictions, I'm not quick to buy into them.

But this source is very credible to me. Still things can happen where it doesn't come to pass, and if it doesn't, that's Ok by me. I think it's worth putting it out there.

Let me also say that I don't have all the pieces of the puzzle but possess a good sense of the general activity.

Without any more pre-qualification I'll just get right to it.

THERE IS GOING TO BE AN INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY RESET TONIGHT OR IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE.

Here are the pieces of the puzzle I am aware of in item format:

*Global Financial Settlement - International Banking Reforms *Global Currency Reset - each country currency to be based on formulation of asset/liability mix *Basel III Protocol *Babylon II Software *Chinese Historical Debt *Private Placement Platforms *39 Countries will go bankrupt in days if no sign off

[GeronL]

I guess it beats “Barney”

[GeronL]

[Tax-chick]

Through ten children, we have managed to completely avoid Barney. No, almost ... I once bought Anoreth a Barney bib because I thought it was a cute pink hippo.

[GeronL]

Keep them away from Progressive Street

[Darksheare]

I hear tell that my coffee is a curative for colds, aches, being alive and non-reanimated...

[GeronL]

Looks like we have been animated, Spock!

[Mad Dawgg]

"I hear tell that my coffee is a curative for"

At least that is how it works for me...

[NicknamedBob]

"If I need something with a space background, I just need to find a “public” non-copyright image right?"

Is that what's troubling you, Bucky? You need Pulp-O-Mizer!

[Darksheare]

Highly illogical, Captain!
These shapes hardly are relevant to our persona..

[Darksheare]

There actually is a small group on FR that has had -and survived- my coffee.

[Silentgypsy]

Awesome! What’s Pat reading these days? I spent a couple of hours this evening by the fire pit praying so that the prayers are wafted up to heaven by the smoke. Don’t know why it seemed necessary—I just go with the flow. I hope everyone’s OK in terms of FRiends. I haven’t heard otherwise from my family and friends.

[Silentgypsy]

I’ve never actually seen an episode of “Barney.” Just lucky, prolly.

[GeronL]

I would say you are very lucky

[GeronL]

Once I go to Austin I want to become more active for conservatism. I want to do videos, I want to blog about state and local issues, I want to pester the leftists and freaks.

[GeronL]

Austin News-naut... need a better title??

How about The Austin Straggler

[TheOldLady]

The Movie Reviews

"The Outrage" - A Wild-West remake of Kurosawa's "Rashomon"

With Paul Newman, William Shatner, Edward G. Robinson, Claire Bloom, Laurence Harvey, Howard Da Silva, Albert
Salmi, Paul Fix

1964, Not Rated, 97 minutes

A prospector (Da Silva) in the outskirts of town discovers the body of a man (Harvey) who was stabbed. A notorious
Mexican criminal (Newman) is accused of the murder and the rape of the dead man's wife (Bloom), but three or four
witnesses come forth during the trial, each with a different version of what happened. Meantime, at the railway station,
a preacher (Shatner) and a con man (Robinson) discuss the incident with the prospector and try to solve the murder. It
was a total classic. The cast alone was worth sitting through the story.
  ★★★★


"Bullet to the Head"

With Sylvester Stallone, Sung Kang, Jason Momoa, Christian Slater, Sarah Shahi, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Holt
McCallany, Jon Seda, Brian Van Holt

2012, Rated R for Strong violence, bloody images, language, nudity and drug use, 91 minutes, NOT APPROPRIATE
FOR CHILDREN OF ANY AGE

In an unlikely pairing, a hitman (Stallone) and a New York cop (Kang) team up in New Orleans to take out the syndicate
boss who had their respective partners killed by his own thug (Momoa). When word gets to the criminal (Akinnuoye-
Agbaje) that the two men are zeroing in on him and his corrupt dealings, he investigates Stallone's life in order to get back
at him. The critics hated this movie, but we thought it had a great twisty-turny plot with plenty of humor among the blood,
a satisfying buddies-at-odds story. I like Stallone and Kang, so all the better. And come on! Jason Momoa. Nuff said.
  ★★★★

[NicknamedBob]

"I’ve never actually seen an episode of “Barney.” Just lucky, prolly."

For your edification, then, you may wish to be informed that the alleged "Barney Theme" is actually the "This Old Man" theme, set with different words and a slower tempo.

So, obviously, it is not entirely without its cultural underpinnings.

[Cyber Liberty]

I used to have a Barney screen saver on my work computer. It was pretty cool.

[Darksheare]

You did that to torment the cubicle remoras, didn’t you.

[Darksheare]

Barney and Teletubbies at the same time.
The recipient of this experiment was never the sane afterwards.
Er, same.