Relics of the Bo Civilization.
Hanging coffins of the Bo people in Gongxian County of southwest China's Sichuan Province.
3.15.2010
Mysterious Hanging Coffins of China
9.06.2009
Massive UFO development: China might disclose soon
http://www.allnewsweb.com/page8978974.php
Readers of this website might now be familiar with the Solar Eclipse UFO Sighting that occurred in Deqing, Guandong Province, where a clear daytime UFO was seen by dozens of students and filmed and photographed by at least nine, producing incredible images such as the one above. The UFO was also seen to morph, changing colour and shape.
Other than this publication no other news publication outside of Asia has carried the story although it has sent shock-waves through China's massive UFO community and even amongst conventional scientists.
Now it has been reported in China that the famous Purple Mountain Observatory has confirmed that they observed a UFO on the day of the eclipse and have forty minutes worth of footage which they will spend the next year studying.
[China Solar Eclipse UFO Media Coverage...]
7.28.2009
Silver UFO Sighting During 7/22 Solar Eclipse -China
It turns out they saw much more than just the solar eclipse -nor were they the only ones taking an interest in the event.
As they were concentrating on the sun an UFO was seen clearly by all the students -as it directly obstructed their view.
The UFO was a classic silver disc shaped flying saucer. It zigzagged for a while and then, after a few minutes, it shot off at a terrific speed.
One student managed to capture the UFO on a cellphone camera as seen above. The footage has been handed in to the authorities for examination[!].
This UFO event has received massive media coverage and has been reported in all major Chinese newspapers.
Paranormal and UFO personality, Michael Cohen, noted that 'At first glance the UFO seems to be a very clear image of a classic Axthadan probe. This is an important image'
7.09.2009
El eclipse solar más largo del siglo XXI podrá verse a través de internet
http://www.tendencias21.net/El-eclipse-solar-mas-largo-del-siglo-XXI-podra-verse-a-traves-de-internet_a3470.html
El Grupo Ciclope, de la Facultad de Informática de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, que dirige el profesor Francisco Manuel Sánchez Moreno, transmitirá el 22 de julio a través de Internet desde la ciudad china de Chongquing, el eclipse solar más largo del siglo XXI, que durará más de seis minutos.
El becario del Grupo Ciclope, Urko Serrano, se unirá a la expedición Shelios se desplazará al lugar con más de 20 profesionales de toda España con los equipos necesarios para captar las imágenes y difundirlas en tiempo real a través de Internet. Desde la FIUPM, Diego López coordinará la difusión de las imágenes a través de la red.
7.01.2009
China y Brasil abandonarán el dólar para comerciar en favor de su divisa
http://elturcko.blogspot.com/2009/06/china-y-brasil-abandonan-el-dolar-para.html
Con un volumen de emisión de más de 100 mil millones al mes, la ruptura estaba anunciada. Hasta el final del verano, las necesidades incontroladas de financiación de EEUU y Reino Unido junto con la creciente desconfianza de los compradores chinos, brasileños, etc., llevarán a estos a negarse a acumular más papel. Esta negativa provocará la compra masiva de bonos emitidos por sus propios gobiernos por parte de la FED y el Banco de Inglaterra. Lo que viene después no puede ser peor: fuertes alzas del Euro, y del resto de monedas, frente al dolar, hasta el colapso del dólar y la libra con respecto al resto.
Ya solo les quedará el camino de la devaluación, que al ritmo de gasto que llevan, podría llegar al 50%. 'La tormenta perfecta' será particularmente destructiva, reflejando la continuidad en la profundización de la crisis y originará en los meses de septiembre/octubre de este año convulsiones históricas. En particular la incapacidad del Gobierno de EEUU de reembolsar a los titulares de los T-bonds, lo que supondrá una ruptura definitiva del modelo económico que manejábamos hasta ahora.
"El billete verde esta en alerta. Los gobernadores de los bancos centrales de China y Brasil llegaron ayer a un acuerdo para comerciar entre ellos con sus respectivas monedas, dejando de lado así al dólar estadounidense." Con este movimiento se evitaría el uso del dólar estadounidense, y entrarían en el juego comercial sus respectivas monedas: yuanes y reales. Hay que recordar que la semana pasada China reiteró la necesidad de que se busque una nueva divisa de reserva global. En estos momentos, "el país asiático presentó su iniciativa ante la influencia y el daño que la crisis económica internacional esta haciendo en el dólar estadounidense, sin olvidar que China es el primer acreedor mundial de EEUU."
[Fuente: elturcko.blogspot.com]
6.12.2009
La especulación eleva el barril de petróleo por encima de 72 dólares
·Los expertos advierten de la posibilidad de que se dispare la tasa de inflación en unos meses.
http://www.elperiodico.com/default.asp?idpublicacio_PK=46&idioma=CAS&idnoticia_PK=620672&idseccio_PK=1009
Y es que las expectativas de una recuperación futura de la economía mundial atraen en las últimas semanas a los inversores como moscas a la miel e incluso pueden desbaratar cualquier atisbo de recuperación. A su vez agitan el fantasma de inflaciones elevadas dentro de unos meses, como advierten los analistas.
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China, por su parte, dio a conocer que en mayo las importaciones de crudo aumentaron el 5,5%, el segundo mayor incremento mensual de todos los tiempos. Eso también alimentó las expectativas de una próxima recuperación por parte del segundo mayor consumidor mundial del petróleo. Aún así, «lo cierto es que en base a la oferta y la demanda, el precio actual del petróleo no está justificado», afirma Mariano Marzo, catedrático de Recursos Energéticos de la Universitat de Barcelona. Se ha producido, en opinión de este experto, una combinación de especulación, cierto resurgimiento de la demanda y el despegue de las expectativas de recuperación.
6.03.2009
China begins internet 'blackout' ahead of Tiananmen anniversary
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/5429152/China-begins-internet-blackout-ahead-of-Tiananmen-anniversary.html
The co-ordinated internet "takedown" occurred at 5pm local time (10am GMT) on Tuesday as a broad range of websites suddenly became unavailable to Chinese internet users.
Among the blocked sites was the blogging portal MSNSpaces, the Hotmail email service, Yahoo's photo-sharing site Flickr.com and Microsoft's new search engine Bing.com.
However, in a sign of how it is becoming increasingly difficult for the Chinese to control the internet, Twitter users found alternative outlets in rival providers to evade the censors.
5.27.2009
A new bicycle reinvents the wheel, with a pentagon and triangle
http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/article6366308.ece
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Those who have tried it have been surprised at how smooth the ride is.
That is because the edges of the pentagonal and triangular wheels are not perfectly straight. The sides of the shapes bulge outwards in such a way that the wheels share an important feature with the circle: the diameter across the shapes is the same which ever way that you measure it.
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This means that as I cycle, although the wheel itself does not have a fixed centre of rotation, the saddle of the bike doesn’t bob up and down as you might expect but stays a fixed distance from the ground. To get the exact contours for the shapes, the curved edges are drawn so that they are part of a circle centred on the vertex opposite the edge. They are called Reuleaux polygons after the 19th-century German engineer Franz Reuleaux, who did pioneering work on machines that turn one type of motion into another.
La prensa oficial china se hace eco de las imágenes de un supuesto OVNI
·Las fotos fueron tomadas en la ciudad de Xian.
·China siempre se ha mostrado reticente a estos fenómenos.
http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/470342/0/china/ovni/imagenes/
Diario del Pueblo, el periódico portavoz del Partido Comunista de China, publicó dos de estas fotos en su web, poco reveladoras en general, y en una de ellas se advierte uno o varios objetos de luces azules y verdes sobre la Pagoda de la Gran Ganso Salvaje, uno de los monumentos más conocidos de la ciudad.
El fotógrafo, de apellido Zhang, tomó las imágenes el pasado 21 de mayo, y en otra de las imágenes mostró como el ovni dejaba un "resplandor purpúreo" en el firmamento.
Un país de avistamientos
Encuestas publicadas en 2003 revelan que uno de cada cinco avistamientos en el mundo se produce en China, país en el que más de la mitad de la población cree en la existencia de los ovnis, según los mismos sondeos, aunque la prensa oficial tiende a censurar estas informaciones, por lo que es bastante novedosa la publicación de las imágenes en la web de Diario del Pueblo.
Un periodista de un medio oficial, que intentó hacer un estudio sobre los ovnis en China pero fue obligado por sus jefes a interrumpir las investigaciones, declaró en 2005 que "al Gobierno no le gusta que se informe de fenómenos paranormales, quizá porque los considera datos militares".
4.28.2009
The internet is God's present to China
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/guest_contributors/article6181699.ece
Liu Xiaobo
The internet has brought about the awakening of ideas among the Chinese. This worries the Government, which has placed great importance on blocking the internet to exert ideological control.
In October 1999 I finished three years of jail and returned home. There was a computer there and it seemed that every visiting friend was telling me to use it. I tried a few times but felt that I could not write anything while facing a machine and insisted on writing with a fountain pen. Slowly, under the patient persuasion and guidance of my friends, I got familiar with it and cannot leave it now. As someone who writes for a living, and as someone who participated in the 1989 democracy movement, my gratitude towards the internet cannot be easily expressed.
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The internet has made it easier to obtain information, contact the outside world and submit articles to overseas media. It is like a super-engine that makes my writing spring out of a well. The internet is an information channel that the Chinese dictators cannot fully censor, allowing people to speak and communicate, and it offers a platform for spontaneous organisation.
3.31.2009
Could a Massive “False-Flag” Cyberattack Be On The Horizon?
http://www.prisonplanet.com/could-a-massive-false-flag-cyberattack-be-on-the-horizon.html
In what has become a bit of a disturbing trend this week, yet another computer infiltration article was posted today on CNN.com.
According to the article, “nearly 1,300 computers in more than 100 countries have been attacked and have become part of an computer espionage network apparently based in China, security experts alleged in two reports Sunday.”
The mysterious network, dubbed “Ghostnet” by researchers, has many dubious capabilities, including the ability to see everything in a network, as well as “hear the people using it”, according to the article. “GhostNet is capable of taking full control of infected computers, including searching and downloading specific files, and covertly operating attached devices, including microphones and web cameras,” the report says.”
Since the attacks on September 11th, 2001, which many have called a “false-flag operation”, meaning elements within the Federal Government carried out the attacks while blaming it on its enemies, there has yet to be a massive Internet attack which would, no doubt, cripple the global infrastructure, especially in these unstable times. But could one be in the works in order to usher in complete worldwide government control of the Internet?
In an article posted earlier this week by the Associated Press, a fast-moving Internet worm, known as the Conficker Worm, has deviously ravaged the PC’s of more than 3 million users worldwide. The worm is reportedly “set to spring to life in a new way on Wednesday — April Fools’ Day….That’s when many of the poisoned machines will get more aggressive about “phoning home” to the worm’s creators over the Internet. When that happens, the bad guys behind the worm will be able to trigger the program to send spam, spread more infections, clog networks with traffic, or try and bring down Web sites.”
