April 21, 2006 (Page 3 of 7)

October 21, 2003:

Iran's Supreme Council agrees to comply with the IAEA, allow inspections of its nuclear facilities, and suspend its uranium enrichment program.

Bush does not rule out nuclear strike against Iran

April 19, 2006, 10:54 AM (GMT+02:00)

The US president said he would discuss Iran’s nuclear activities with China’s president Hu Jintao in Washington this week. Asked if options included planning a nuclear strike, President Bush replied: "All options are on the table. We want to solve this issue diplomatically and we’re working hard to do so.”

Iran is also turning up the verbal heat. Taking a salute at a military parade in Tehran, its president again declared its nuclear program would go ahead and threatened to “cut off the hands of any aggressors.”

American, Russian, Chinese and European officials meeting in Moscow failed to agree on ways to pressure Iran to give up its plans to accelerate uranium enrichment. They do not see eye on either preventive or punitive measures. Russia and China oppose tough measures, insisting on a negotiated solution. They are all waiting for the ElBaradei report due by April 28 on Iran’s compliance with UN Security Council call to halt uranium enrichment – even though Tehran has publicly spurned this injunction.

http://www.debka.com/send_headline.php?hid=2298

I can't find another confirmation in English yet, but here is the article in Dutch:

wo 19 apr 2006, 15:21 
VN-functionarissen bezoeken Syrische president
DAMASCUS - Functionarissen van de Verenigde Naties bezoeken binnenkort de Syrische president Bashar Al Assad. Zij willen duidelijkheid over de rol van Syrië bij de moord op de Libanese ex-premier Rafik Al Hariri vorig jaar.

VN-diplomaten meldden woensdag dat de ontmoeting waarschijnlijk vrijdag “¾eindelijk”  plaatsheeft. Het team van de VN, onder leiding van de Belgische aanklager Serge Brammertz, ontmoet ook de Syrische vicepresident Farouq Al Shara, die minister van Buitenlandse Zaken was toen Hariri werd vermoord.

http://www.telegraaf.nl/buitenland/3841 … ident.html

They talk about 'probably next Friday', that would be HD Tetrahedron date April 21

April 19, start of the 13 days 'satanic period'; 13 years....

Branch Davidians getting out of prison
Armed standoff ended in inferno 13 years ago

Wednesday, April 19, 2006 Posted: 2234 GMT (0634 HKT)

WACO, Texas (AP) -- Thirteen years after the Branch Davidians' armed standoff with federal agents ended in an inferno that killed nearly 80 people, six of the remaining sect members are about to get out of prison.

Most of those who will be freed over the next two months escaped from the compound near Waco as it burned to the ground on April 19, 1993 .

The fireball erupted 51 days after a shootout that broke out when federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agents tried to arrest religious leader David Koresh for stockpiling guns and explosives.

The six men went to federal prison for manslaughter, weapons offenses or both in connection with the shootout, which left four federal agents and six Davidians dead.

Once the men are out, they will be on supervised release for three to five years. Among other things, they will be barred from associating with one another.

A seventh Davidian is also still behind bars but is not scheduled for release until next year.

One of the six, Paul Gordon Fatta, said he remains angry about the government's actions.

"They needed their pound of flesh, so they took the survivors and put them on trial. Somebody had to pay," Fatta, 48, told The Associated Press by telephone.

Koresh and nearly 80 followers, including two dozen children, died in a blaze that survivors say was ignited by tear gas sprayed into the compound buildings from military tanks. Authorities claim the Davidians committed suicide by setting the fire and shooting themselves.

Fatta is to be released next month in San Diego, where he was moved to a halfway house last year and now works at a restaurant. He was not at the compound during the standoff and was at a gun show in Austin during the shootout with the ATF. He said he will live with his family after his release.

"I'm proud of my friends, and it was a privilege for me to have gone there to study the Bible, regardless of what the world thinks," Fatta said. "If I had it to do all over again, I would do the same thing."

Jaime Castillo, who is to be released next month from a Los Angeles halfway house, said he plans to remain there and try to rebuild his life by forming another band -- which is how he met Koresh in 1988 -- or by working as a personal trainer.

The 37-year-old Castillo said he might visit the compound site, where a few survivors still meet for Bible study each weekend.

In 1994 in San Antonio, 11 Davidians went on trial; all were acquitted of murder and conspiracy to commit murder. However, five were convicted of voluntary manslaughter and weapons charges and three were convicted on weapons charges.

A 12th Davidian pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and testified against the others; she was sentenced to three years and was released in 1996.

The federal judge sentenced most to 40 years but in 2000 reduced most terms to 15 years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned his decision. One of the eight was sentenced to five years on a weapons charge and got out in 1997.

Jane McKeehan of Johnson City, Tennessee, whose 28-year-old son Todd McKeehan was one of the ATF agents killed, said she and her family have tried to focus on their son and not think too much about the Davidians.

"It is in our minds every day; it completely changes your life," McKeehan said.

"We're Christians, and we know we're going to see Todd again, so we try to focus on the good," she added. "He was doing what he wanted to do and was adamant about making it a better world."

CNN

Friday April 21, 1:17 PM   
Massive earthquake rocks Russia's Kamchatka peninsula

A massive 7.9-magnitude earthquake rocked Russia's northeastern Kamchatka peninsula on the Bering Sea, the local emergency situations ministry officials said.

The quake partly destroyed a local school and a kindergarten, damaged houses and an airport, and in some places disrupted heating and electricity supplies in the village of Tilichiki and three other villages.

According to the officials, the tremor, which struck Friday at 12:25 pm (2325 GMT Thursday) was registered 70 kilometers (45 miles) east of Tilichiki, with the epicenter some 40 kilometers beneath the surface.

"So far no casualties were reported, but dozens of people got minor injuries," officials said, adding that rescuers were on their way to restore heat and electricity in the damaged villages.

Earlier the US Geological Survey measured the quake at 7.7 on the Richter scale, locating the epicenter 205 kilometers northeast of the coastal city of Il'pyrskiy

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/060421/1/406bs.html

Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora told an audience in Washington Thursday that repairing relations with Syria will be a major challenge, but that it must be done
Lebanon's prime minister says one year after the withdrawal of Syrian troops, Lebanon still faces many challenges as it works to restore its democracy and repair its economy.

Relations between Lebanon and Syria have been strained since the last Syrian soldiers departed Lebanon this time last year. Lebanese Prime Minister Fouad Siniora told an audience in Washington Thursday that repairing relations will be a major challenge, but that it must be done. "The scars left by the dramatic developments of the past 18 months, and the heavy-handed interference in Lebanese domestic affairs by the Syrian security establishment for many years, are not easy to heal," he said.

The development the prime minister was alluding to was the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri in February 2005, for which many Lebanese blame Syria. Damascus has denied any role in the Hariri assassination or the series of bomb attacks that followed, which killed at least three other outspoken critics of Syria.

Next week in Beirut, politicians representing parliament's 14 blocs are to resume National Dialogue talks, in an attempt to resolve several issues that have paralyzed the government and have kept it from dealing with Lebanon's most pressing problem -- its beleaguered economy.

One of the most contentious issues is a demand from anti-Syrian politicians that Lebanon's pro-Syrian president, Emile Lahoud, resign. The president refuses to step down, and his opponents do not have the constitutionally required two-thirds majority to force him out. Mr. Siniora says he hopes the issue will be resolved during the talks.

"Today, Lebanon needs and deserves a forward looking president; a president who is freely and constitutionally elected; one who can help guide this historic transition while preserving national unity; a president who respects the constitution and works in conformity with it," he said.

Also on the agenda will be the future of the Lebanon-based militant group Hezbollah. The United States considers Hezbollah a terrorist group, and the United Nations has called for its disarmament, but many Lebanese support Hezbollah, saying it is largely responsible for Israel's withdrawal from south Lebanon six years ago. "Reconciling these considerations with the natural obligation of the state to be the sole provider of security to all its citizens and residents, and the right of the state to have a monopoly over arms, is a major challenge to be addressed in the period ahead," he said.

Since Israel's withdrawal from south Lebanon, a small area of disputed territory which sits at the meeting point of the Lebanese, Syrian and Israeli borders, known as Shebaa Farms, has become the main zone of conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. Israel controls the area, and Hezbollah and Lebanon want them out. Mr. Siniora said he discussed Shebaa Farms with President Bush Wednesday at the White House, and he is expected to take it up again Friday when he meets with U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan in New York.

"We talked about Shebaa Farms and our thinking into this and how this really can help in reaching the point with the development of a strategy for how to defend Lebanon. I think this will take us to the point where we will have full monopoly of the state over the full territory of Lebanon," he said.

Prime Minister Siniora says his meetings with President Bush were very positive and that the United States is very committed to Lebanon's freedom and sovereignty.
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Jupiter
Equally mysterious geometric effects have been discovered in Jupiter’s atmosphere, and reported with little fanfare by NASA.  Though the scientists refer to the atmospheric structure in Figure 12 as a “quasi-hexagon,”  it is also possible within the limitations of the current data to perceive a five-sided pentagon in the Jovian polar cloud structures.  What makes this so stunning is that this stable, slowly-rotating feature of Jupiter’s northern polar region creates a “sharp temperature drop”  within its neat, geometric boundaries, keeping “the polar atmosphere and stratospheric haze isolated from the rest of the atmosphere.”   (One of us -- Wilcock -- believes it is possible that we are seeing one face of another embedded, resonant 3D geometric shape, known as a “dodecahedron,”  which is a twelve-sided object, shaped like a soccer ball, where each side is a perfect pentagon.)  Using Photoshop, he added in the geometrically-perfect “exposed pentagon”  for reference on the left image:

NASA discussed this anomalous formation openly, and even mentioned geometry, but only went so far as to suggest that it was a “quasi-hexagonal shape”  inside instead of making any mention of its equally possible pentagonal structure. [38]

Remember when we were discussing the mysterious appearance of ice at the polar regions of sun-baked Mercury?  At that time, we hinted that there might be a hyperdimensional “shielding effect”  that is protecting this region from the natural heat of the sun, introducing its own mysterious “refrigerator”  mechanism.  In Wilcock’s interpretation of the Jovian clouds, the pentagonal “wave geometry”  seems to be another signature of equally anomalous cooling in the Jovian polar regions, whereas we saw the already low-temperature polar areas of Mars contained by a hexagonal surface pattern.  It seems reasonable to conclude from this growing evidence that a planet’s surface or atmospheric heating pattern can be more affected, at times, by its resonant internal aether “geometry,”  than by direct external solar radiation.

If Jupiter is indeed experiencing a hyperdimensional “charge-up,”  in the HD model we might expect to see a literal vortex phenomenon appear at some time near one of the nodes (points) of this northern pentagon.  A movie made from about 1,200 images of Jupiter taken by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft in late 2000 reveals exactly this – a dark vortex as large as Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, at the same latitude (60 degrees N) as the pentagon’s points!  This node developed a bright spot in the center and then elongated along a straight-line pattern, consistent in its size and angle with the pentagon, with yet another parallel straight line appearing closer to Jupiter’s pole.  A Space Daily article mentions this as “unexpectedly persistent polar weather patterns on the giant planet,”  where “the movie shows that the small spots last a long time and move in organized patterns.”  [39] No comment is made, however, on how the lines that are formed are anomalously straight and parallel -- rather than following the usual curved paths of typical cloud movements (See Figure 9.)

The NASA text for the movie itself describes “the birth and motion of a dark vortex wider than Earth,”  where “a dark patch appears and within two weeks becomes a well-defined oval about the same size and shape as Jupiter’s southern hemisphere Great Red Spot.  While this dark vortex is nestled inside the auroral oval, its outer edge begins to circulate in a clockwise direction as it simultaneously develops a small, brighter, inner core.  It eventually moves out of the auroral region and deforms by flattening in latitude and growing in longitude.  Near the end of the movie, a second, smaller, dark oval appears nearer to the pole and deforms in the wind shear.”  [40]

A published study by Dr. Carolyn Porco and others on this event noted, “Other evidence suggest that large oval formation in the polar regions is a recurring phenomenon … which may be quasi-periodic, or rare but recurring, and triggered by an unusual auroral event…  However, the evolution of the dark oval is currently unexplained.”  [41] [emphasis added]

So, we have the emergence of a giant vortex phenomenon, showing clear signs of consistent geometry, in a region that NASA already admitted as hosting a “quasi-hexagonal” , i.e. pentagonal, shape in the upper-level clouds.  Though some may clearly wish to argue that this is foolish “pattern seeking,”  once again we have clear evidence of an increase in Jupiter’s energetic atmospheric activity, occurring along internally consistent, geometrically-defined (resonant “standing wave” ) patterns…

We are not the only authors to suggest that changes in Jupiter’s vortex phenomena could be related to an overall energetic increase.  A major new study on Jupiter actually made it into the April 22, 2004 edition of USA TODAY, announcing the surprise disappearance of several major oval formations in Jupiter’s atmosphere (Figure 14) -- between September 1997 and September 2000.  The study demonstrated that without these vortices in place, internal Jovian heat will not be released as efficiently into space as before… and Jupiter will likely experience substantial “global warming”  within the next 10 years – a whopping projected temperature increase of 18 degrees Fahrenheit, or 10C. [42]

http://www.enterprisemission.com/_artic … -Part2.htm

NOTE THAT THE STUDY ON JUPITER ACTUALLY MADE IT TO THE APRIL 22 ,2004 EDITION OF USA TODAY!!!!!!!!

Tetrahedron based HD date April 21 +/- 1 day !