Hyper Dimensional Design

[Dutch]

Fri July 27, 2007

Blast at desert spaceport kills 3

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/07/27/spaceport.blast/index.html

 

[Molinaro]

Your posts look more and more like they belong in the current events forum.

 

[Paul]

I still think my post makes more sense, however, Dutch, can you link the following specific dates in any meaningful way?

May 17, 1930
October 10, 1933
July 16, 1934
October 24, 1960
March 23, 1961
April 14, 1964
May 7, 1964
July 2, 1964
October 31, 1964
August 3, 1965
February 28, 1966
January 27, 1967
April 24, 1967
October 5, 1967
November 15, 1967
December 8, 1967
March 27, 1968
June 30, 1971
June 26, 1973
March 18, 1980
March 19, 1981
May 5, 1995
February 14, 1996
October 1, 2001
October 15, 2002
August 22, 2003

 

[Dutch]

How convenient, given these 2 major underlying themes
first we had a Nuclear leak (Earth), now we have an Air leak (Space)
July 31st, 2007
Endeavour Cabin is Leaking Air
Here's another little bit of NASA bad news; let's heap it on with the rest. Shuttle workers are trying to track down the source of an air leak on the space shuttle Endeavour that's above acceptable limits. The problem was first discovered a few days ago, and engineers thought they'd tracked down the faulty nut. But even after tightening that nut, the cabin was still losing pressure.
This is a problem since Endeavour is supposed to blast off for the International Space Station at 7:02 pm EDT on August 7th. If they can't trace the leak down quickly, it'll push the mission back in an already crowded launch schedule.
If everything does go smoothly, Endeavour's STS-118 mission will deliver cargo, spare parts and a new truss segment to the International Space Station.
http://www.universetoday.com/2007/07/31/endeavour-cabin-is-leaking-air/

 

[Dutch]

When I read today that Antonov had died, I had to think about Ali Agca's odd release from prison early 2006 and his rearrest a few days later.
Accused Pope assassin Sergei Antonov dies
From correspondents in Sofia, Bulgaria
August 02, 2007 01:21am
SERGEI Antonov, the Bulgarian man accused of trying to kill Pope John Paul II in 1981 but later released for lack of evidence, was found dead in his home today, an official said.
“Antonov died a natural death. The hospital confirmed it to us,” an interior ministry official told Agence France-Presse.
Doctors said Antonov, 58, had died several days ago.
He was found after a neighbour noticed she had not seen him for a couple of days, the BGNES news agency reported.
Antonov, a former manager in the Rome office of Balkan Air, was arrested in 1982 for complicity in the 1981 attack against Pope John Paul II in Saint Peter's Square.
Mehmet Ali Agca, the man arrested on the spot and sentenced for the attack, told police that Antonov had given him the pistol he fired against the Pope and that the Bulgarian secret services were implicated.
Antonov was held for almost four years in Italy, only to be acquitted for lack of evidence in 1986.
He returned to Sofia and lived alone on a Government pension.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,22175575-5005361,00.html
Antonov had died several days ago.
I think he probably died on July 29, 2007

Friday, 20 January 2006
Turkey ends Pope gunman freedom
The Turkish gunman who shot Pope John Paul II in 1981 has been rearrested after a court ruled he should return to prison, eight days after being freed.
Turkey's highest appeals court overturned the decision which allowed Mehmet Ali Agca to be released early.

555 awakenings starttriggerdate for July 29, 2007:
January 20, 2006
First thought indicates the connection, the triggerdates unveil the hidden underlying Design

 

[Paul]

So you can't link all those important events then?

 

[Dutch]

So you can't link all those important events then?

What do you want Paul, are you referring to your list of dates?

 

[Paulhoff]

Oh please, make up some BS about the dates and how they are linked.

Paul

 

[Paul]

What do you want Paul, are you referring to your list of dates?

Of course, all those dates should be easily, specifically, and without accommodation, linked with each other.

 

[Dutch]

and you expect me to filter that out of everything that happened on those days? I'm not going to play your game

 

[Paul]

I'm not going to play your game

You don't need to know what happened on those days, although it should be apparent from their connections, unless your system is merely post-dated cherry-picking nonsense.

You are the one who claims obvious connections between dates based on triggering events and with underlying themes; that list should fit very clearly together if, to quote you, "The HDDesign system is based on Geometry, corresponding with our systems of dates. Its applicable on our calender, the chinese or whatever.It doesn't matter, the correlations are still the same."

So, enough procrastination, those days are already linked together but your system doesn't even seem to know that, let alone what they also link with.

 

[illogical]

Occasionally he strikes a few notes together that don't sound cacophonic, and it looks like he's discovered a chord ("a coincidence"). But he is in no way performing an "intelligently designed" piece. The coincidences don't prove an underlying design.

sounds like John Cage and Stockhausen.

 

[Dutch]

Well, it has been a nice holiday but the expected Hariri development for HD Cube dat August 16 didn't hit the mainstream headlines on my holiday location, but it was there as expected and as mentioned on the timeline (http://hddesign.forumup.nl/about260-hddesign.html):
Updated August 16 +/- 1 day
again Hariri related develoments, as expected
Hyper Dimensional Cube date at macrolevel, same as the HD Cube date Hariri was killed
17 August 2007
SECRETARY-GENERAL WELCOMES NETHERLANDS’ FAVOURABLE RESPONSE TO HOST LEBANON

TRIBUNAL, CREATED TO PROSECUTE THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR RAFIQ HARIRI’S DEATH

The following statement was issued today by the Spokesperson for UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon:

The Secretary-General was pleased to receive on 15 August a letter from Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende informing him that the Government of the Netherlands is favourably disposed to hosting the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, which was created to prosecute those responsible for the attack that killed former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri and others. Pursuant to Security Council resolution 1757 (2007), the Secretary-General is taking the steps and measures necessary to establish the Special Tribunal for Lebanon in a timely manner.

In his letter to the Government of the Netherlands last month, the Secretary-General emphasized that the experience and knowledge gained by the Netherlands in hosting several international courts and tribunals was invaluable. He cited the unique and essential role of the Netherlands in the development of international justice and the rule of law.

The Secretary-General will dispatch a delegation to the Netherlands in the coming weeks to discuss practical arrangements required for the establishment and operation of the Special Tribunal.
http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2007/sgsm11128.doc.htm

 

[Paul]

Still shoehorning events to suit your preconceptions I see; apparently it's much more difficult to perform the simple task of identifying the really obvious link between very specific dates.

 

[Paulhoff]

The BS just never ends..............

Paul

 

[fishkr]

How?

Why? (bother)

 

[Dutch]

as expected for around September 8 ( see timeline):



Syria 'fires on Israel warplanes'

Thursday, 6 September 2007

Syria says its air defences have opened fire on Israeli war planes which had entered Syrian airspace.
The action took place "without causing human or material loss", according to the official Syrian news agency, SANA.

The agency says Israeli jets entered Syrian airspace from the Mediterranean Sea heading northeast at dawn on Thursday, but were forced to leave.

Syria and Israel remain technically at war following the seizure by Israel of the Golan Heights in 1967.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/6981674.stm

 

[Paulhoff]

Geee, something happening in the Middle East, who would have guessed.

Paul

 

[Molinaro]

But it was only 2 days off! And as we all know those hyper-dimensional pentamamograms have rounded corners.

 

[sts60]

as last weeks expected Nagasaki echo showed and with this launch coming up, think the 2 major underlying themes of our times, at least how I understand it, should be repeated:
"don't mess with nuclear power and stay out of space"

Endeavor sure had a nice mission, didn't it?

Meanwhile, the nuclear (isotope)-powered Cassini, New Horizons, Ulysses, and Voyager probes continue to work quite well exploring the solar system (and beyond), and the isotope-heated Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity soldier on well past their design lives...