Evil Winds Affect Christmas
(Conspiracy Nation, 12/26/07) -- A
conglomerate of evil winds has caused mayhem during the Christmas
holiday.
When certain kinds of winds begin to blow throughout the world,
hospital admissions, suicides, and crime rates skyrocket. One
country -- Switzerland -- even accepts the blowing of the “Foehn”
during the commission of a crime as mitigating evidence in court.
("Evil Wind", http://www.halexandria.org/dward079.htm)
Subliminal worries affected the psyche of the Conspiracy Nation editor when
foreboding winds howled Sunday morning in this small, Midwestern city.
Could it be the vientoo of
Spanish legend? Later that day, 200 miles to the north, winds of up to
88 mph were recorded in the Chicago area. A full moon coincided with
the baleful blasts.
The next day, in southern California, winds of up to 102 mph were
recorded. This editor grew increasingly apprehensive.
The dust of the Christmas holiday has begun to settle, and we can
assess the results of the evil winds.
On Sunday, Dec. 23rd, in Fort Worth, Edward McKee crashed his vehicle
into the home of Secretary of the Army Pete Geren. McKee, like Robert
A. Hawkins, alleged Omaha shopping mall zombie, later committed suicide.
Hawkins erupted like a pimple on the body politic only hours after
George W. Bush had visited Omaha. Again in Omaha, Fabian Hands
allegedly shot dead two sisters on Christmas Eve. "His soul was
hurting, but he was a sweet man," stated Michelle Brown, whose two
aunts were slain. ("Victims Identified in Double Homicide," by Scott
Lea. KPTM, Omaha)
In San Francisco yesterday, possible repressed Christmas hostility may
have been unleashed through the evil winds. How is it that a tiger just
happened to escape at the San Francisco zoo? The zoo-keeper may have
made a mistake that day, but were there unconscious factors? A visitor
was killed, and two others were severely mauled.
Also on Christmas, this time in Washington state, a pedestrian entered
the Interstate 5 freeway, took off his pants, and began swinging his
belt at terrified drivers. When state police arrived at the scene, the
man allegedly began to strangle one of the troopers. In response, state
police shot him dead.
In New York City, the Daily News reports "a violent Christmas Eve
throughout the city." There were "a slew of shootings" and bullets were
flying. ("No arrests in Christmas Eve murders," by Rachel Monahan and
Ethan Rouen. NY Daily News, Dec. 25, 2007)
As usual, supposedly sweety-pie witnesses claimed to be sugar-and-spice
themselves. "It is so sad to see on Christmas Day," said one Little
Miss Innocent. "Everyone is so happy here... It's crazy," stated
another of the purblind pretenders. "At
some
familial gatherings, dirty tricks will be done on some family members
-- all with a charming smile," advised Conspiracy Nation on December 18th.
"But that is just the usual rottenness,
nothing dramatic." ("Oldsters Troubled By Dreams," http://www.shout.net/~bigred/Oldsters.html).
Unfortunately, assisted by certain good little boys and girls, events
took a somewhat dramatic turn. Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet.
Along came a spider. Don't be fooled by Little Miss Muffet. She was
eating her curds and whey, so of course a spider came along!
And behind it all was the ominous vientoo,
part of the ruah, the
life-giving breath of God, also called the Holy Ghost. This aspect of
the vanished Trinity can be benign or malign. Seven are the messengers
to King Anu. The seventh is a storm, an evil wind, which takes
vengeance. "Destructive storms and evil winds are they, A storm of
evil, presaging the baneful storm, A storm of evil, forerunner of the
baneful storm." ("The Seven Evil Spirits," http://www.sacred-texts.com/ane/seven.htm)
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