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If It Sounds Too Bad To Be True…
A series of searches on Google revealed that prior to January 31, 2001, there was not a single mention (that Google had recorded) of an asteroid strike in September, 2015. On January 31, 2001, more than one hundred articles appeared on the internet in a single day. This is not strange, odd, or unusual. It is standard disinformation practice.
Not a single amateur astronomer (that I could find) has begun tracking this asteroid. Shoemaker-Levy was discovered weeks before it impacted Jupiter, at a far greater distance than the supposed “death asteroid” would now be from Earth.
Every video on YouTube relating to an asteroid strike in September, 2015 – and there are dozens of new ones every week – repeats the same introduction to the event. There is never any new information. Among all the videos that have appeared on this subject, not one single claim made can be scientifically substantiated.
Jade Helm: why are there no images of the ongoing exercise from the field? Why are the only still photos appearing in any video stock photos from far into the past that actually have nothing to do with Jade Helm? It’s supposed to be an exercise to round up American citizens. Given its nature, and its scope, it would have to be the most public military exercise in modern history. Why is nobody coming forth with reports, images, etc.?
For those interested in the end of the world on or around September 23, there is no information to be had except thousands upon thousands of repeats and rehashes of the same introductory information. There is no evolution to the storyline. There is no new material. There are no updates.
Probably because nothing is happening to report on.
