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Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Project: Orion

Project: Orion
Project: Orion
We have discussed the wide-ranging, far-reaching Orion Project here before.  This is one big, bad mama-jama of a proven (and ongoing) Conspiracy involving nuclear-powered rocket propulsion technology and space travel.

We are anything but a "Fake News" site; we have never once knowingly published false information, and are always justified by later "findings."  That we publish information these pernicious Actors do not want you to see delights us to no end, but we do not publish information we believe to be false.  We don't make any money here, so we don't do clickbait, either (probably should, though).

That we are in possession of such materials, allegedly "Classified" and otherwise, is their fucking problem.  #NeverForget, they aren't called "Conspiracy Hypotheses," and absolutely nothing we publish can possibly compromise "National Security."  Besides, we back-up what we cover with copious links to credible external sources.  Most of this information is freely and readily available, if you know where to look, and ad hominem attacks are their last resort before stooping to outright Censorship.  We're just offering our "analysis" of news items, and newsworthy people and events.  Haha.

Project: Orion itself is rife with disinformation campaigns, spread mostly by independent "Defense Contractors," NGOs, and governmental agencies (including "private" companies and entities under government contract) -- specifically in the UK, US, and the War Crime, ISrael -- involved in rocket propulsion and space-based technology, and university students in those, and related, fields.  It is also directly related to several other Conspiracies involving the US government and MISC (Military Industrial Security Complex), such as Project / Operation: Sunshine, Project: Chatter, Operation: Boot, Operation: Black and Blue, and Operation: Credible Threat.

These Conspiracies are proven; they are not theoretical.  Entire books have been written, documenting them in great detail.  This is not CNN or The Rachel Maddow Show.

When you suppress information, and are continually caught outright in boldfaced lies, you prove yourself untrustworthy, leaving people no choice but to try connecting the dots themselves, or "theorizing."  It is natural, and very healthy.  In fact, it's unavoidable (for humans), as the (human) brain tries to make sense of things because that's its job.

The only way to stop the "spread" of so-called "Conspiracy Theories" is for these bad actors to confess.  Unfortunately, these little firebugs are Untouchable and Unbreakable, and -- flatly (haha) -- belligerent to the point of hostility.  Given the importance of disinformation to espionage, it shows how bad these actors are at their jobs -- and just how quickly they turn to violence, intimidation and terrorism, and kidnapping.  And Arson.

Anyone who goes to such extreme lengths to silence critics and those who question them is absolutely Guilty.  As they turn up the heat (haha) on us and our service providers, we will match or exceed the pressure on them in kind.  We ain't Russia.  I hope everyone has their insurance paid-up, because these Girl Scouts are all too likely to shit the bed again.

Because they have already been found Guilty of a litany of crimes, and this is what they are covering-up.  They are the only ones spreading misinformation, engaging in Anti-Semitism and other acts of racism, and attempting to discredit and silence all who would hold them responsible for their escalating Terrorism and past crimes.  Including the Murders.

Disregard the fact that They have given literally everyone in the world Motive; focus on the fact that only They have the Means and Opportunity.  They have seen to it that literally no one else could do these things, legally or otherwise.  There are no other suspects.

We hope to scratch the surface of Project: Orion, Operation: Paperclip, and more in future posts, but I'm pretty sure an FBI agent posing as a delivery man dropped-off my package yesterday, so...

© The Weirding, 2019

Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Haunebu III Flying Saucer - UFO / OVNI Korea, 1959

Haunebu - Korea, 1959
Haunebu - Korea, 1959

This is a photo of a Haunebu aircraft taken over Korea in 1959. Haunebu was a known Nazi program allegedly in development prior to WWII. The model above is most likely a Haunebu III, according to reports. While the program and vehicles are real, many of the photographs and lore surrounding the program is counter-intelligence, so knowing for certain what is factual and what is cleverly manufactured propaganda is difficult -- especially for the untrained layman.

Haunebu and VRIL technology are often associated with the "Vril Society" and "Nordic Aliens"- - neither of which exist, nor ever did; this is counter-intelligence. The Haunebu craft employed something known as VRIL technology.

© The Weirding, 2017

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Boy Sold Kidney for iPad

Five have been charged with illegal organ trading over an incident involving a 17-year-old boy who sold one of his kidneys for enough money to buy an iPad. The boy, who has not been identified, is now suffering from renal failure and other complications. The surgeon who performed the operation was among those charged for the crime. The boy was paid nearly $5,000 for his kidney.

This all took place in China. The boy is from one of the poorest provinces in the country - a province most people leave to look for better jobs. It is also said that illegal organ trading is becoming a bigger problem in China, as demand for organs outstrips donors. Apple products are the most popular, but also the most cost-prohibitive.

© C Harris Lynn, 2012

Friday, June 17, 2011

Moms No Longer Needed

Chinese scientists have produced genetically-modified cattle capable of producing milk that is nearly identical to human breast milk, but sweeter. The experiment started in 2003 and there are now some 300 genetically-modified cattle delivering calves weekly. The company behind the project hopes to have product on the market within three years.

China recently suffered a rash of scandals involving tainted milk powder that affected over 300,000 young children and killed at least six. At least one person was executed.

© C Harris Lynn, 2011

Friday, September 10, 2010

China Sets Record for Lightning, UFOs Reported

China recorded over 13,000 lightning strikes in Hong Kong within an hour, thanks to a powerful storm tied to Tropical Storm Meranti. Some villages reported flooding, others were assailed by winds exceeding 60mph. But what makes this even more interesting is the number of reports of UFOs.

According to Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), the Hong Kong Observatory, which recorded the lightning strikes, received numerous phonecalls from concerned citizens reporting UFOs. The observatory assumed the UFOs were actually street lamps.

© C Harris Lynn, 2010

Monday, July 19, 2010

Sex & the City 3: Forced to Shop

After a YouTube video showing a Hong Kong tour guide abusing three elderly women from the Chinese mainland went viral, China's National Tourism Administration (NTA) issued a travel advisory. The video captured a tour guide "abusing" three tourists and forcing them to shop.

Tour agencies often have arrangements with local shopkeeps who give the tour guides a kickback; this is common practice throughout China. The NTA has vowed to investigate the Chinese tourism trade and enact laws to protect travelers and consumers.

In May, a 65-year-old tourist died of a heart attack following a heated argument with a shopkeep who was forcing him to shop.

© C Harris Lynn, 2010

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

'Oriental Yeti' Discovered

Hunters captured a creature that looks a bit like a bear, but with a tail like a kangaroo and a call like a cat's, after it emerged from an ancient wood in China.  The hunters were pursuing a bear after locals reported seeing something, but no one ever expected to catch a brand new species of... animal?

Some are saying the creature may be the source of claims of a man-like beast in Chinese lore, but The OddBlog calls "no dice."  This creature stands on four feet, not two, has no hair, and in no way resembles either a man or an ape; the cat-like calls of this creature may have been mistaken for that of the Yowie, but no one would confuse this creature with a Bigfoot-like animal.

Scientists believe it could be the last of its kind.  The poor, sad-looking beast is set to be shipped to Beijing, where scientists will run tests and extract DNA.

© C Harris Lynn, 2010

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Chinese 'Godmother' Arrested

Chinese police say 46-year old Xie Caiping ran illegal gambling dens and nightclubs as well as various protection rackets, protected drug users, and bribed corrupt police and officials to keep it all quiet. She also allegedly took some 16+ young lovers, an aspect of the case which kept the public riveted.

A recent crackdown in Xie's province of Chongqing resulted in the arrest of hundreds, including six district chiefs of police and other, high-ranking officials. One of these officials was Xie's brother-in-law and former head of the judiciary, also accused of running gambling dens, protecting drug users, unlawful imprisonment, bribery/corrupting officials, and racketeering. He is due to be sentenced for a string of crimes, including rape, money laundry and illegal lending, bribery, and others.

Xie is thought to have made nearly $300,000 through her illegal operations. She was fined about $160,000 and sentenced to 18 years in jail. Some 21 alleged associates were sentenced to between one and 13 years. Six people have been sentenced to death for blackmail and murder.

Western reporters have been allowed to cover the story. Chongqing's population is approximately 30 million.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Things What Done Fell from the Sky: Who's Dropping Acid in Hong Kong?

24 people in Hong Kong were injured when someone threw acid from a building onto the crowd below - the third such attack in the Mong Kok district in the last six months. The first attack occurred in December, 2008, and injured 46. An attack in May involved two bottles of acid and injured 30.

All of the attacks involved the same modus operandi and materials. Police suspect the attacks are related. A surveillance system has been installed in the area and a 24-hour information hotline has been set-up.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Sunday, April 19, 2009

New Tallest Man Discovered

Former basketball player, Zhao Liang, may well be the world's tallest man.  He was "discovered" after being treated at a hospital.  He is 8'1" tall, putting him nearly 4" over the current record-holder, Bao Xishun, who is also Chinese.  Liang is now hoping the Guinness World Records will confirm his height and give him the record.

A basketball star until he injured himself a decade ago, Zhao Liang was unemployed until he learned to do magic tricks and play instruments and began performing with a street troupe.  Doctors at the hospital were shocked at his height when he came in to be treated.  They say he should make a full recovery.

Unlike many, Zhao Liang suffers no health problems related to his height.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Our Drunken Ancestors

A US team under the leadership of the Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania, Patrick McGovern, used organic compounds and cutting-edge science to determine that liquid recovered from a vase some 5000 years old contained alcohol.  The container was excavated from Egyptian tombs dating back to around 3150BC.  They are the earliest jars, or amphora, discovered so far containing liquid.

Professor McGovern said the findings prove that our ancestors were using trial and error to develop medicinal concoctions, and that alcohol was a key ingredient in their treatments.  Other ingredients in the liquid are known medicinal components, including herbs and tree barks.  McGovern notes that alcoholic brews would have been particularly well-suited for dissolving these ingredients.

The professor is now collaborating with a team at the University of Pennsylvania's Abramson Cancer Center in testing the oldest alcoholic beverage in existence -- liquid found in China which dates back to around 7000BC.  He is hoping to recreate some of the compounds.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Chinese Claim Tibetan Monk "Came Back to Life"

A 24-year old Tibetan monk who set himself ablaze in protest of the Dalai Lama's exile during a prayer festival in China last week "...came back to life after 12 hours' treatment [and] is out of danger now," according to a Chinese physician claiming to have treated the man.

Further, Chinese sources assured news agencies that another monk had confessed to spreading "made up" rumors that police had shot the student to "create greater disturbances so as to attract the attention from overseas."

A spokesperson for the Free Tibet Campaign cited unidentified sources as having said the man exited a monastery and set himself ablaze. Shortly afterward, shots were heard. The student was hurried into a van and whisked away. He has not been seen since.

The details of his miraculous recovery were told to a Xinhua news agency by Shen Yongcai, a physician at the Aba hospital, who said he treated the 24-year old for burns over half his body.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Monday, December 8, 2008

I Think I like You - WHAT!?

A young Chinese woman went to a hospital in the Guangdong province with a hearing problem. It turns out the 20-year old from Zhuhai was completely deaf in her left ear. The cause? Her boyfriend kissed her too hard!

According to her doctor, "The kiss reduced pressure in the mouth, pulled the eardrum out and caused the breakdown of the ear." He urged kissers to "proceed with caution."

The OddBlog notes the young man is either very good at kissing or exceptionally bad. Since the paper which reported this story called the kiss "excessively passionate," we also surmise the girl is either extraordinarily beautiful or, again, this guy is a serious case.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Chinese Tiger Hoaxer Handed Lighter Sentence

54 year-old Zhou Zhenglong, the farmer who doctored photos of a purported South Chinese tiger to receive a sizable monetary reward from the government, received a lighter sentences on appeal. Zhenglong was originally sentenced to two years in jail for fraud and illegally possessing bullets, but had the sentence suspended. He was fined 2000 yuan and ordered to return the reward money.

Several Chinese officials were fired over the incident, as authorities charged they were aware of the hoax and released the pictures to the media to promote tourism in the economically depressed region. The OddBlog brought you the story as it unfolded.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Cute, but Not So Cuddly

20-year old Liu leapt the fence for a cuddle with a giant panda at a zoo in southern China. The panda, Yangyang - apparently frightened by the intruder - responded by biting the man on the arms and legs. "I just wanted to quote him," the student said from his hospital bed.

Zookeepers managed to calm the panda and rescue the man. Liu had ignored signs stating emphatically not to do exactly what he did.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Friday, October 3, 2008

Chicken Soup for the Panda

An official from the Wuhan Zoo said zookeepers there have been feeding their two pandas homemade chicken soup twice a month to ease stress and boost nutrition.

The Chinese are firm believers in chicken soup being good for health and said the pandas were reeling from a busy holiday week which drew large numbers of visitors. The soup was mixed into their normal diet of bamboo shoots and milk. The pandas are said to have enjoyed the dish and had no problems with digestion.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Olympics Singer Lip-Synched

According to reports, the little girl who sang at the 2008 Olympic opening ceremony in China was lip-synching.  Apparently, the girl who provided the actual vocal tracks that were used was not as "flawless" as 9-year old Lin Miaoke and organizers believed using her as the face of the music was 'in the best interests of the country.'

News of this charade came to light that a fireworks display was faked.  An official for the games admitted that, due to poor visibility, previously-recorded footage was used.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Friday, July 11, 2008

No Dog Meat for Olympics

China has banned dog meat from appearing on the menus of any restaurant deemed "official" for the 2008 Olympics, to avoid offending foreign visitors.

Known as "fragrant meat" in China, dog is often eaten for medicinal purposes. But restaurants that have been honored as "official" have been told they must offer alternatives to the delicacy for any customers ordering it during the course of the event. Failure to do so will result in the restaurant's being blacklisted. Further, surrounding, "non-official" restaurants and eateries have been encouraged to follow suit.

This is just one of many changes China has instituted to avoid visitors being offended or "amused" by local customs. Residents have also been told to line-up as Westerners do, smile, and not spit in the streets.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008

Saturday, July 5, 2008

Rare Tiger Photos Faked

In October of 2007, we brought you the story of a Chinese farmer from the Shaanxi Province who appeared to have been in the right place at the right time, when he produced photographs Chinese officials said proved the existence of the rare South China Tiger. 

Those photographs were faked.

The farmer was paid nearly $3000 for the pictures and has since been arrested. Several Chinese officials have also been fired in conjunction with this hoax.

Perhaps most unsettling of all is the revelation that China has been rocked by numerous similar incidents in recent years. In February, it was discovered a journalist had faked a prize-winning picture of rare Tibetan antelope -- seemingly unfazed by a passing train.

© C Harris Lynn, 2008