Topic: A Tense Moment on C2C

[Gojira2006]

  While on C2C recently, Richard C. Hoagland claimed that the recent Iridium satellite collision with another satellite couldn't possibly have been an accident, & went on to say that someone caused this collision, as well as an accident between two nuclear subs, using "torsion waves."  ; 

Noory:  I'm going to give you this - as wild as your theories are & have been over the years - the ones that eventually become proven - you're right on with these things . . .

Hoagland:  Yeah, but look . . .  You don't say that to James [sic] Corsi . . .  You don't say that with Stan Deo . . .

Noory:  Sure I do . . .  Yes I do . . .

Hoagland:  No you don't . . .

Noory:  I jump all over them, too . . .

Hoagland:  When you talk about the Illuminati you get grim, & serious & Oh, my God . . .



  Wow - a tense moment on C2C . . . 

[seven7]

OK, time for my first post.  When I heard the first line in this exchange, I laughed so hard I almost choked.


Noory:  I'm going to give you this - as wild as your theories are & have been over the years - the ones that eventually become proven - you're right on with these things . .

So when Dicky C's wild ideas are proven, he's right?

[EvB]

So when Dicky C's wild ideas are proven, he's right?

Yep -- that's EXACTLY what I heard too. But given what a kiss-up GEorge is, it was the "I jump all over them too" part that cracked me up.

[Gojira2006]

OK, time for my first post.  When I heard the first line in this exchange, I laughed so hard I almost choked.

  I know - It gets even better . . .  especially when Hoagland said that it was impossible for the two satellites to have accidentally collided, because space is so big (presumably), & added to that, the fact that Iridium satellite network is part of the electronic global transfer of funds that moves trillions of dollars, that therefore conspiracy is afoot . . .  ;

Hoagland:  But as a responsible scientist, as a responsible public figure, as a science advisor to Coast . . . it's my responsibility to look in every direction, to pick up every rock, & to see what crawls out, & to present to this audience & others an appropriate assessment after we have weighed the evidence . . .

[EvB]

to pick up every rock, & to see what crawls out

Some pretty close cousins, I'd imagine.

[Michael Vandeven]

I know - It gets even better . . .  especially when Hoagland said that it was impossible for the two satellites to have accidentally collided, because space is so big (presumably)...

ok, so let me get this straight.  cosmic bodies from different galaxies collide with one another every second, but two objects orbiting the SAME FUCKING PLANET collide and it's an impossibility?

hoagland is a bearded douche with a strangely shaped skull and an atrocious haircut.

[Dego]

hoagland is a bearded douche with a strangely shaped skull and an atrocious haircut.

[Nboy]

I caught a replay of the first hour when I got up. I honestly can't believe he interprets two satellites colliding as a sign aimed at Barak Obama to let him know he is stepping on toes, namely those of the Bilderberg Group and the Illiuminati. Where did he get that brilliant fucking idea? Oh wait, he told us. He claimed to have been watching this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connections_(TV_series) (ftp://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connections_(TV_series)) and that the information he was about to present followed that same sort of path.  Granted, Hoaxland likes  to build conspiracies ontop of conspiracies, but seems to me that he just wanted to give his stupid hierarchy of bullshit some sort of credibility. I feel sorry for James Burke now, I have seen his show and its pretty entertaining. But alas, now he has been linked to Hoaxland and his reputation is now forever tarnished. And we all know that eventually Hoaxland is going to be claiming that he gave the idea to Burke to do a show like that. There's a connection for ya.

I also love how he likes to pretend he is in the C.I.A., any interview he does has shit tons of unverifiable information given to him and only him through shadowy secret sources which can never EVER, EVER be reveled. If I had information that I wanted out and be taken seriously, I'd sure as hell keep it as far away from Hoagie as I could.

[Frys Girl]

OK When I FIRST heard Noory on the radio, I'm pretty damn sure I heard him say he is a member of "skull and bones". He didn't attend any college, much less Harvard!

A caller was asking him about the activity of S&B and he said i can't say anything because I will be in danger. Douchebag!

[Gojira2006]

OK When I FIRST heard Noory on the radio, I'm pretty damn sure I heard him say he is a member of "skull and bones". He didn't attend any college, much less Harvard!

A caller was asking him about the activity of S&B and he said i can't say anything because I will be in danger. Douchebag!

   It might have been the time that Alex Jones was on the show talking about the time he snuck into Bohemian Grove & took some video footage of the Rites of Moloch . . .    It would be something, though, if Noory was in The Skull & Bones . . .  Can you imagine him & W. paddling each other . . . ? 

[Pirate King Atomsk]

While on C2C recently, Richard C. Hoagland claimed that the recent Iridium satellite collision with another satellite couldn't possibly have been an accident, & went on to say that someone caused this collision, as well as an accident between two nuclear subs, using "torsion waves."  ; 

Noory:  I'm going to give you this - as wild as your theories are & have been over the years - the ones that eventually become proven - you're right on with these things . . .

Hoagland:  Yeah, but look . . .  You don't say that to James [sic] Corsi . . .  You don't say that with Stan Deo . . .

Noory:  Sure I do . . .  Yes I do . . .

Hoagland:  No you don't . . .

Noory:  I jump all over them, too . . .

Hoagland:  When you talk about the Illuminati you get grim, & serious & Oh, my God . . .



  Wow - a tense moment on C2C . . . 

Hoagland and Noory's relationship is beyond awkward. I don't get too surprised when I hear something like that, but I would like to actually hear it. Anyone got an mp3 clip of that hour or at least the show date?

[Gojira2006]

  It was the first hour on February 23, 2009 . . . 

[Centurion73]

OK When I FIRST heard Noory on the radio, I'm pretty damn sure I heard him say he is a member of "skull and bones". He didn't attend any college, much less Harvard!

No, he did not attend Harvard nor did he attend Yale where Skull & Bones is 

[Pirate King Atomsk]

It was the first hour on February 23, 2009 . . . 

Thanks! 

[Gojira2006]

Thanks! 

  You're welcome . . . ! 

[EvB]

Can you imagine him & W. paddling each other . . . ?

Oh gosh - thanks for that image.  As if I'm not already disturbed enough!   ;

[Gojira2006]

Oh gosh - thanks for that image.  As if I'm not already disturbed enough!   

  I was going to include John Kerry . . .   Be grateful - Be very grateful . . . ! 

[V for Vendetta]

It was the first hour on February 23, 2009 . . . 

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[Michael Vandeven]

This is what you're looking for:

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thanks, govna!

[Pirate King Atomsk]

This is what you're looking for:

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A rapidshit mirror?

I LOVE YOU.

Man, that is a funny clip. xD

[wasitanangel]

what the heck is a torsion wave

[Gojira2006]

what the heck is a torsion wave

  Exactly . . .      & of course, Noory didn't ask Hoagland what it is, either because he was half-listening, or it wasn't in the script . . . 

[Centurion73]

what the heck is a torsion wave

It is a spinning or twisting (like Noorys mind and Hoaglands ideas do). Hoagland tries to act like he came up with it but it was the Russians whom first came up with it I believe.

[Gojira2006]

It is a spinning or twisting (like Noorys mind and Hoaglands ideas do). Hoagland tries to act like he came up with it but it was the Russians whom first came up with it I believe.

  I'm surprised that Hoagland hasn't claimed that he was on The Mount (or Plain, in Luke) & gave the idea of the Beatitudes to Jesus . . . 

[Michael Vandeven]

It is a spinning or twisting (like Noorys mind and Hoaglands ideas do). Hoagland tries to act like he came up with it but it was the Russians whom first came up with it I believe.

is that similar to a krieger wave as i observed on star trek: the next generation?

[Centurion73]

is that similar to a krieger wave as i observed on star trek: the next generation?

I do not know as I did not see that episode or many others because of my work hours 2:30PM-11PM but more like 2:30-3AM or later each day/night. That only changed recently but I do not watch much tv I am an old dog and read real books not that Kindle shit too much 1984 like to me.

[Gojira2006]

  Here's what I found -

VACUUM SPIN FIELDS
Spin waves in condensed matter are a current and well-studied topic in modern physics. However, there is a less-known backwater in this field: Torsion Fields, the quantum spin of empty space; the large-scale coherent effects of the spin of the particles in the virtual sea.

Initial work in this field was performed by Einstein and Cartan in the 1920's, now known as ECT (Einstein-Cartan-theory.) Currently there are rumors that spin waves have real physical consequences, and that useful technology can be based on such things. If "torsion fields" can be used for communication, they could explain such things as telepathy and PK. Most of the recent work has been done in Russia, but now and then interesting things appear in the US as well.

 ;  I'm sure Hoagland somehow influenced Einstein back in the 20s - Einstein then used them to create the Stock Market Crash in 1929 . . . 

[EvB]

VACUUM SPIN FIELDS

Proving, once again, that George and company truly do suck.

[wasitanangel]

vacuums and spinning. no wonder george was confused.

[Centurion73]

vacuums and spinning. no wonder george was confused.

George gets confused by a piece of string or in his own words burnt out light bulbs.

VACUUM SPIN FIELDS Einstein-Cartan-theory

Thanks, I knew I remembered it from somewhere and you have helped me to remember that this is what Einstein used to postulate (now proven as true) frame dragging where time, space, and gravitation can be bent by objects. It is like putting a bowling ball on a rubber sheet and twisting (torsion) it the mass and speed of the object change the properties of the sheet and effect everything else around it because of the torsion.

I'm sure Hoagland somehow influenced Einstein back in the 20s

I agree with you that Hoagland did just that he created a Torsion (wave) when he was shitting. When time and space was bent he went back and told Einsein about it so he could have the glory because as we all know "Dickie" does not like to talk about himself.