What is The Hanso Foundation?
Their claim: they’re a globe-spanning, philanthropic organization dedicated to the betterment of mankind through social/scientific research and innovative technology. Their slogan is “Reaching Out to a Better Tomorrow.”
The truth: The Hanso Foundation will pursue its science at any cost. Their chief executives are corrupt. They have a mysterious agenda that has already destroyed countless lives - through war, medical experimentation, bribery, lies, and murder. And, they’ve been planning something huge. It’s called the SPIDER PROTOCOL. I've been working to expose the truth... and now their crosshairs are set on me.
If you want MORE DETAIL, click HERE…
Who is Persephone?
Persephone is my hacker alias, the name I used while hacking The Hanso Foundation’s website and phone systems. Once The Hanso Foundation shut down its website, I felt it was time to give the people joining in my mission a real name and face to connect with -– Rachel Blake. And, so, I started this blog.
Who is Rachel Blake?
That’s me. People wonder, why am I doing this? Do I have some sort of personal stake in this battle against Thomas Werner Mittelwerk, Alvar Hanso, and The Hanso Foundation? The way I see it, EVERYONE has personal motivations driving them. And, in the same way, everyone has a demon or two biting at their heels. Point is… does it really matter what it takes to get you into the fight as long as you show up?
I’m doing what I have to do. Personal or not, knowing what I do, seeing the MASSIVE THREAT AND DANGER these guys are to us all, it’s not a choice anymore whether to fight or not.
Are Rachel Blake and Persephone really the same person?
Yep. Not that I really think my word will stop you arguing about it.
Who is Alvar Hanso?
He started as an arms dealer back in WWII. Made a fortune selling death and destruction, even contributed to the creation of the atom bomb. At some point his conscience seemed to catch up to him, and he started The Hanso Foundation to wash away his sins. But, as far as the evidence shows, it didn’t take. The Hanso Foundation has strayed far from its mission of bettering humanity and is now a threat to us all.
But, where exactly IS Hanso?
Nobody seems to know. Is he alive? Dead? Truly missing? I uncovered a letter from a Spanish doctor claiming old Alvar has some sort of rare blood disorder… could it be a result of his own experimentation? All I know is that for far too long Hanso hasn’t answered for the actions he and his cronies have set in motion. When I do find him, he’s gonna have a lot of explaining to do.
Who is Dr. Thomas Werner Mittelwerk?
Don’t take that “Dr.” title too seriously -– Mittelwerk, while he may be some sort of evil genius, is a fraud through-and-through. He’s no more a doctor than I am a girl on a European vacation.
For many years Mittelwerk was Alvar Hanso’s lieutenant and chief technologist. But, since Hanso’s disappearance, the good doc has taken over the role of President and now has The Hanso Foundation under his (apparent) control. Mittelwerk likes to present himself as some sort of forward-thinking, eco-friendly guy (check out his TV ads), but the actions of the Foundation tell another story. I followed him, pieced together his plot, and ended up in Sri Lanka. The things I saw there… well, you’re gonna see them too, as soon as you guys find and put together my video.
Who are GidgetGirl/Darla Taft and Hugh McIntyre?
For those of you who have been following my work, you’ll know that GidgetGirl a.k.a. Darla Taft helped track down Mittelwerk. Darla was a corporate liaison for the Global Welfare Consortium, and it seems she was, for some time, feeding information to her lover, the married and self-proclaimed “family man” Hugh McIntyre. Hugh was Communications Director of The Hanso Foundation, the mouthpiece for the entire organization. He used Darla’s warnings to spin The Hanso Foundation’s lies and respond before the GWC could shut their programs down.
There came a point, though, where the lies and crimes became too much for Hugh and Darla. Darla began helping me under the guise of GidgetGirl, but when she tried to point me toward the SPIDER PROTOCOL and Sri Lanka, Mittelwerk had Hugh and Darla murdered.
Who is DJ Dan?
He’s a half-crazed, half-brilliant conspiracy theorist radio host who produces his show “Shutting Down the Man” from an ever-changing list of far-fetched locations. He’s been an opponent of The Hanso Foundation for years and has a legion of ConspiraSpies to aid in the struggle.
I even called in to his show once…
Who is Joop?
Joop is a product of The Life-Extension Project. Check out the ad. He’s a 105-year-old orangutan, the oldest in the world, and he’s supposed to somehow help make The Hanso Foundation palatable to families and children. You ask me? He’s a prisoner and a victim -- just one more example of why The Hanso Foundation needs to be stopped.
Timeline/Walkthrough of my quest to STOP HANSO:
In May/June, I hacked The Hanso Foundation website as Persephone. Once they caught on to the damage I was doing, they shut the site down.
At that point, I started this blog. I snagged tons of audio/video for it, but to keep the Hanso squad from hacking me and taking my evidence down, I had to hide my clips on a bunch of corporate websites. It worked -- but finding some of the clips was pretty tough.
Cause this stuff’s important, I’m giving you newbies the quick ‘n’ dirty:
1. Copenhagen Post 01 - VIDEO
* This one’s actually right here on the site.
2. Copenhagen Post 02 - VIDEO
* Five days in. I followed Mittelwerk around, shot a vid. To find it:
Go to http://www.broadbandstories.com
Click on the window titled “Ultimate Journey” – it’s the one with the motorcycle.
I got into the shipping archive and discovered Mittelwerk was researching historic shipping lanes near the equator. A couple of clever folks commented, later on, that the shipping company was owned by Hanso, and that in the 1800s, Alvar Hanso’s grandfather was the captain of a slave ship called The Black Rock.
3. Copenhagen Post 03
With little to go on from Mittelwerk, I posted the dirt I had on Hugh McIntyre, which amounted to photos of him and his mistress from the Global Welfare Consortium. Not long after, GidgetGirl first made contact, trying to guilt me into removing the photos. No dice.
4. Copenhagen Post 04 - AUDIO
* I hid a mic in a pepper shaker and recorded a conversation between Mittelwerk and a crony of his. To find it:
Go to http://au.docs.yahoo.com/mittelwerk/
username: rblake, password: 105years
Click on the phrase “peeping on tom”
Oh, didn’t I mention that conversation was in Korean? We got a bunch of translations, some good and some that didn’t make sense in any language. The consensus was that they were talking about a “Mr. Paik” having built a special ship for Mittelwerk…
5. Copenhagen Post 05 – VIDEO
* I decided to step it up. To find the video:
Go to http://www.sublymonal.com
Type “truth safe reckon copenhagen alvar sumo” in the box
Type “better tomorrow” in the next box
Click the folder labeled “48”
Click the file “untitled-1.html”
I posted one of the several island maps Mittelwerk was carrying on him. As blurry as it was, my friends were still able to locate it in Lake Superior… We would soon find out that Mittelwerk was scouting these islands as possible sites for something called the SPIDER PROTOCOL.
GidgetGirl got in touch again. She and I made a deal: if she gave me good intel, I would take those photos of Hugh McIntyre down.
6. Copenhagen Post 06 - VIDEO
* I was “visited” by the man that appeared to be Mittelwerk’s attendant (see vid for Copenhagen Post 05). To find the video:
Go to http://www.jeep.com/en/compass/
Click “Interior”
Click “In Back”
Click the dot labeled “Removable Flashlight”
Click “View Demo”
That call he received was from Mittelwerk - I saw it on the cell phone.
7. Copenhagen Post 07
GidgetGirl contacted me. Said Mittelwerk went to Iceland to deal with a fire at The Vik Institute, a part of the Hanso Mental Health Appeal.
She also sent an article describing the fire. Strangely, a world-renowned mathematician, Vigi Benoffski, was killed in the blaze.
8. Iceland Post 01 - VIDEO
* I talked to the director of The Vik Institute, Armand Zander, about the fire. To find the video:
Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMS-S0wms6c
The equation Zander said those autistic savants were “running” sounded an awful lot like the Valenzetti Equation. I emailed Zander for more information…
9. Iceland Post 02
Zander sent me an email with the hieroglyphs he talked about. Taken together, the consensus seemed to be that they meant “(to cause) to die.” When I tried to contact Zander for more info, I got an error email and no answer on his phone.
10. Iceland Post 03 - AUDIO
* Armand Zander disappeared, and Mittelwerk slipped away once again. The question? Where? Listening to a DJ Dan podcast gave me an idea… To find the DJ Dan PODCAST:
Go to http://www.retrieversoftruth.com/users/BroadBandBeatnik/htdocs/audio/MathematicalForecasting.mp3
Yeah, I admitted to being Persephone.
Back to that idea… the mathematical forecaster talking to DJ Dan said Enzo Valenzetti “disappeared.” I wondered if Mittelwerk hadn’t gone looking for Valenzetti, at which point GidgetGirl posted that he was in the Italian Riviera, the last place Valenzetti had been seen alive!
11. Italy Post 01 - VIDEO
* I followed Mittelwerk to the Riviera. To find the video:
Go to http://www.richerdeeperbroader.com/welcome/your/next/video/needs/your/experiences/check/tomorrow/
username: rblake, password: allveggie
Hoping to find Valenzetti before Mittelwerk, I asked my friends for help… And I had a slight “falling out” with GidgetGirl.
12. Italy Post 02 – AUDIO
* With all the questions surrounding the Valenzetti Equation’s veracity, this conversation I recorded shed some light. To find it:
Go to http://au.docs.yahoo.com/rachels-cast/
Username: rblake, password: organharvest
Click on 'execs on the beach'…
The conversation proved to us that those savants WERE running the Valenzetti Equation, but doubt lingered over whether it was the correct version… Did this explain why Mittelwerk was in the Riviera?
13. Italy Post 03 - AUDIO
* Thinking I was following Mittelwerk to Valenzetti, I was surprised when he checked into a local hospital for some treatments. I bribed a nurse to find out what he had done to himself. To find the audio clip:
Go to http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/tv/microsites/L/lost/assets/blake.mp3
All those injections and an exchange transfusion… all of it pointed to Mittelwerk going to this mysterious island for the SPIDER PROTOCOL…
14. Italy Post 04
Mittelwerk got away again, this time on the deck of his “special” ship – named The Helgus Antonius. According to the comments, the best guesses re: the name’s meaning were either “The Holy Flower” or “St. Anthony…” the Patron Saint of Lost Things. We all wondered, where could this ship be GOING??
15. Italy Post 05
Tried to bribe the harbormaster to give me some info on the Helgus Antonius, but according to him, it never arrived and it never left.
16. Italy Post 06 - AUDIO
* Got a phone call from GidgetGirl. To find the audio clip:
Go to http://stophanso.rachelblake.com/audio/audio.html
I had to go meet GidgetGirl in Paris, even if it might be a trap.
17. Paris Post 01 – VIDEO
* To find the video:
Go to http://www.sublymonal.com
Type “listen” in the box
Click on the “Talib” window
As the song is playing, click on Talib’s flashing eyeball
Type “rblake” in the top box, “milkcartonman” in the bottom box
18. Tuesday, July 18, 2006
* To find the video:
Go to http://www.jeep.com/en/compass/
Click on “Safety/Security”
Click on “Crush Zones” (on the grill)
Click on “View Demo”
19. Thursday, July 20, 2006
* To find the video:
Go to http://monster.typepad.com/monsterblog/2006/07/what_was_your_w.html
Click on the link http://adminsupport.monster.com/articles/bad-boss-mirror/
At the bottom of the page, click on the link 'click here'
Click on the video entitled “Can She Trust Him?”
By the way, all that “He wants me to help you” business? Ignore it. I have no idea what that guy was talking about.
20. Friday, July 21, 2006
* To find the video:
Go to www.richerdeeperbroader.com
Click on “Fuel Passions” under the “Quick Links” menu
Click the window of the building directly below the words “broadbandstories.com” (right under the “.”)
Username: rblake, password: hoo-gonchoi
Click “clip” in the window that opens
That package of items led me to Sri Lanka…
And, now, you are ready to FIND and ASSEMBLE the video I shot in Sri Lanka. Good luck. Share with your friends. Keep fighting.
- Rachel
MORE DETAIL on The Hanso Foundation:
The Hanso Foundation is currently working on 6 major projects, each with its own dark underbelly:
The Mathematical Forecasting Initiative
Their claim: Have you seen their AD? They’d have you believe that “By understanding and modeling the mathematic probability of seismic human events, The Hanso Foundation can illuminate the path ahead and provide a true road map to the betterment of humanity.”
The truth: Their population growth models have been used to foster tribal wars in Africa. They have an enclave of mathematicians working in secret on a doomsday formula called the Valenzetti Equation.
Worldwide Wellness and Prevention Development Program
Their claim: “The Worldwide Wellness and Prevention Development Program… [is] a far-reaching educational initiative designed to teach the basics of sanitation, nutrition and disease prevention to the world.”
The truth: Hanso-funded hospitals in the developing world have been participating in unauthorized experimentation and live organ-harvesting programs. Patient rights have been violated, families destroyed, and the press accounts have been suppressed.
Mental Health Appeal
Their claim: The Foundation’s cutting-edge research and facilities are aimed at fully eradicating mental illness by the end of this century. Their flagship mental health facility, The Vik Institute (in Vik, Iceland), offers gene therapies, radical pharmaceutical treatments and the latest in both surgery and psychotherapy.
The truth: The Vik Institute’s own director, Armand Zander, is now missing, presumably murdered, after speaking to me regarding a team of mathematicians working in secret within The Vik Institute. His assertion? That Dr. Thomas Werner Mittelwerk, President of The Hanso Foundation, has used institutionalized autistic savants as human computers to run the mysterious Valenzetti Equation. But to what end?
Electromagnetic Research Initiative
Their claim: “Through a myriad of experiments worldwide, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative brings us a step closer to understanding this crucial force -– and in doing so, our place in the Universe.”
The truth: The Hanso Foundation has erected an electromagnetic antenna off the coast of East Asia for some unknown purpose. It has disrupted telecommunications, knocked out satellites and deformed ocean life, but Hanso Foundation bribes to high-placed foreign officials have kept the project up and running.
The Institute for Genomic Advancement
Their claim: “In what may be the most forward-reaching of The Hanso Foundation’s active projects, the Institute seeks nothing less than the eradication of disease and birth defects through a deeper understanding of the function and mechanisms of the human genome.”
The truth: The Hanso Foundation is tampering with the genetic structures of an unknown number of animal and microbial species. Photo evidence of a beached shark with a Hanso-specific tag, as well as a bacterial outbreak in Tanzania, indicates they have already released some of these genetically modified species into the wild.
The Life-Extension Project
Their claim: “The grand summation of all of the Foundation’s work – from prevention and wellness, to the development of new gene therapies and the development of young minds -– is nothing less than the extension of life itself.”
The truth: Their life-extension programs have spawned deadly disease outbreaks in Africa, the news of which has been suppressed with bribes and internal takeovers within the Global Welfare Consortium, the world’s leading medical watchdog organization.
The DHARMA Initiative
There is also a seventh project… called the DHARMA Initiative. Little is known about this program, but everything I’ve discovered has led me to the conclusion that the scientists of the DHARMA Initiative disappeared over 30 years ago.
What happened to them???
28.7.06
LOST Recap - Spoilers
What is The Hanso Foundation?
Their claim: they’re a globe-spanning, philanthropic organization dedicated to the betterment of mankind through social/scientific research and innovative technology. Their slogan is “Reaching Out to a Better Tomorrow.”
The truth: The Hanso Foundation will pursue its science at any cost. Their chief executives are corrupt. They have a mysterious agenda that has already destroyed countless lives - through war, medical experimentation, bribery, lies, and murder. And, they’ve been planning something huge. It’s called the SPIDER PROTOCOL. I've been working to expose the truth... and now their crosshairs are set on me.
If you want MORE DETAIL, click HERE…
Who is Persephone?
Persephone is my hacker alias, the name I used while hacking The Hanso Foundation’s website and phone systems. Once The Hanso Foundation shut down its website, I felt it was time to give the people joining in my mission a real name and face to connect with -– Rachel Blake. And, so, I started this blog.
Who is Rachel Blake?
That’s me. People wonder, why am I doing this? Do I have some sort of personal stake in this battle against Thomas Werner Mittelwerk, Alvar Hanso, and The Hanso Foundation? The way I see it, EVERYONE has personal motivations driving them. And, in the same way, everyone has a demon or two biting at their heels. Point is… does it really matter what it takes to get you into the fight as long as you show up?
I’m doing what I have to do. Personal or not, knowing what I do, seeing the MASSIVE THREAT AND DANGER these guys are to us all, it’s not a choice anymore whether to fight or not.
Are Rachel Blake and Persephone really the same person?
Yep. Not that I really think my word will stop you arguing about it.
Who is Alvar Hanso?
He started as an arms dealer back in WWII. Made a fortune selling death and destruction, even contributed to the creation of the atom bomb. At some point his conscience seemed to catch up to him, and he started The Hanso Foundation to wash away his sins. But, as far as the evidence shows, it didn’t take. The Hanso Foundation has strayed far from its mission of bettering humanity and is now a threat to us all.
But, where exactly IS Hanso?
Nobody seems to know. Is he alive? Dead? Truly missing? I uncovered a letter from a Spanish doctor claiming old Alvar has some sort of rare blood disorder… could it be a result of his own experimentation? All I know is that for far too long Hanso hasn’t answered for the actions he and his cronies have set in motion. When I do find him, he’s gonna have a lot of explaining to do.
Who is Dr. Thomas Werner Mittelwerk?
Don’t take that “Dr.” title too seriously -– Mittelwerk, while he may be some sort of evil genius, is a fraud through-and-through. He’s no more a doctor than I am a girl on a European vacation.
For many years Mittelwerk was Alvar Hanso’s lieutenant and chief technologist. But, since Hanso’s disappearance, the good doc has taken over the role of President and now has The Hanso Foundation under his (apparent) control. Mittelwerk likes to present himself as some sort of forward-thinking, eco-friendly guy (check out his TV ads), but the actions of the Foundation tell another story. I followed him, pieced together his plot, and ended up in Sri Lanka. The things I saw there… well, you’re gonna see them too, as soon as you guys find and put together my video.
Who are GidgetGirl/Darla Taft and Hugh McIntyre?
For those of you who have been following my work, you’ll know that GidgetGirl a.k.a. Darla Taft helped track down Mittelwerk. Darla was a corporate liaison for the Global Welfare Consortium, and it seems she was, for some time, feeding information to her lover, the married and self-proclaimed “family man” Hugh McIntyre. Hugh was Communications Director of The Hanso Foundation, the mouthpiece for the entire organization. He used Darla’s warnings to spin The Hanso Foundation’s lies and respond before the GWC could shut their programs down.
There came a point, though, where the lies and crimes became too much for Hugh and Darla. Darla began helping me under the guise of GidgetGirl, but when she tried to point me toward the SPIDER PROTOCOL and Sri Lanka, Mittelwerk had Hugh and Darla murdered.
Who is DJ Dan?
He’s a half-crazed, half-brilliant conspiracy theorist radio host who produces his show “Shutting Down the Man” from an ever-changing list of far-fetched locations. He’s been an opponent of The Hanso Foundation for years and has a legion of ConspiraSpies to aid in the struggle.
I even called in to his show once…
Who is Joop?
Joop is a product of The Life-Extension Project. Check out the ad. He’s a 105-year-old orangutan, the oldest in the world, and he’s supposed to somehow help make The Hanso Foundation palatable to families and children. You ask me? He’s a prisoner and a victim -- just one more example of why The Hanso Foundation needs to be stopped.
Timeline/Walkthrough of my quest to STOP HANSO:
In May/June, I hacked The Hanso Foundation website as Persephone. Once they caught on to the damage I was doing, they shut the site down.
At that point, I started this blog. I snagged tons of audio/video for it, but to keep the Hanso squad from hacking me and taking my evidence down, I had to hide my clips on a bunch of corporate websites. It worked -- but finding some of the clips was pretty tough.
Cause this stuff’s important, I’m giving you newbies the quick ‘n’ dirty:
1. Copenhagen Post 01 - VIDEO
* This one’s actually right here on the site.
2. Copenhagen Post 02 - VIDEO
* Five days in. I followed Mittelwerk around, shot a vid. To find it:
Go to http://www.broadbandstories.com
Click on the window titled “Ultimate Journey” – it’s the one with the motorcycle.
I got into the shipping archive and discovered Mittelwerk was researching historic shipping lanes near the equator. A couple of clever folks commented, later on, that the shipping company was owned by Hanso, and that in the 1800s, Alvar Hanso’s grandfather was the captain of a slave ship called The Black Rock.
3. Copenhagen Post 03
With little to go on from Mittelwerk, I posted the dirt I had on Hugh McIntyre, which amounted to photos of him and his mistress from the Global Welfare Consortium. Not long after, GidgetGirl first made contact, trying to guilt me into removing the photos. No dice.
4. Copenhagen Post 04 - AUDIO
* I hid a mic in a pepper shaker and recorded a conversation between Mittelwerk and a crony of his. To find it:
Go to http://au.docs.yahoo.com/mittelwerk/
username: rblake, password: 105years
Click on the phrase “peeping on tom”
Oh, didn’t I mention that conversation was in Korean? We got a bunch of translations, some good and some that didn’t make sense in any language. The consensus was that they were talking about a “Mr. Paik” having built a special ship for Mittelwerk…
5. Copenhagen Post 05 – VIDEO
* I decided to step it up. To find the video:
Go to http://www.sublymonal.com
Type “truth safe reckon copenhagen alvar sumo” in the box
Type “better tomorrow” in the next box
Click the folder labeled “48”
Click the file “untitled-1.html”
I posted one of the several island maps Mittelwerk was carrying on him. As blurry as it was, my friends were still able to locate it in Lake Superior… We would soon find out that Mittelwerk was scouting these islands as possible sites for something called the SPIDER PROTOCOL.
GidgetGirl got in touch again. She and I made a deal: if she gave me good intel, I would take those photos of Hugh McIntyre down.
6. Copenhagen Post 06 - VIDEO
* I was “visited” by the man that appeared to be Mittelwerk’s attendant (see vid for Copenhagen Post 05). To find the video:
Go to http://www.jeep.com/en/compass/
Click “Interior”
Click “In Back”
Click the dot labeled “Removable Flashlight”
Click “View Demo”
That call he received was from Mittelwerk - I saw it on the cell phone.
7. Copenhagen Post 07
GidgetGirl contacted me. Said Mittelwerk went to Iceland to deal with a fire at The Vik Institute, a part of the Hanso Mental Health Appeal.
She also sent an article describing the fire. Strangely, a world-renowned mathematician, Vigi Benoffski, was killed in the blaze.
8. Iceland Post 01 - VIDEO
* I talked to the director of The Vik Institute, Armand Zander, about the fire. To find the video:
Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMS-S0wms6c
The equation Zander said those autistic savants were “running” sounded an awful lot like the Valenzetti Equation. I emailed Zander for more information…
9. Iceland Post 02
Zander sent me an email with the hieroglyphs he talked about. Taken together, the consensus seemed to be that they meant “(to cause) to die.” When I tried to contact Zander for more info, I got an error email and no answer on his phone.
10. Iceland Post 03 - AUDIO
* Armand Zander disappeared, and Mittelwerk slipped away once again. The question? Where? Listening to a DJ Dan podcast gave me an idea… To find the DJ Dan PODCAST:
Go to http://www.retrieversoftruth.com/users/BroadBandBeatnik/htdocs/audio/MathematicalForecasting.mp3
Yeah, I admitted to being Persephone.
Back to that idea… the mathematical forecaster talking to DJ Dan said Enzo Valenzetti “disappeared.” I wondered if Mittelwerk hadn’t gone looking for Valenzetti, at which point GidgetGirl posted that he was in the Italian Riviera, the last place Valenzetti had been seen alive!
11. Italy Post 01 - VIDEO
* I followed Mittelwerk to the Riviera. To find the video:
Go to http://www.richerdeeperbroader.com/welcome/your/next/video/needs/your/experiences/check/tomorrow/
username: rblake, password: allveggie
Hoping to find Valenzetti before Mittelwerk, I asked my friends for help… And I had a slight “falling out” with GidgetGirl.
12. Italy Post 02 – AUDIO
* With all the questions surrounding the Valenzetti Equation’s veracity, this conversation I recorded shed some light. To find it:
Go to http://au.docs.yahoo.com/rachels-cast/
Username: rblake, password: organharvest
Click on 'execs on the beach'…
The conversation proved to us that those savants WERE running the Valenzetti Equation, but doubt lingered over whether it was the correct version… Did this explain why Mittelwerk was in the Riviera?
13. Italy Post 03 - AUDIO
* Thinking I was following Mittelwerk to Valenzetti, I was surprised when he checked into a local hospital for some treatments. I bribed a nurse to find out what he had done to himself. To find the audio clip:
Go to http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/tv/microsites/L/lost/assets/blake.mp3
All those injections and an exchange transfusion… all of it pointed to Mittelwerk going to this mysterious island for the SPIDER PROTOCOL…
14. Italy Post 04
Mittelwerk got away again, this time on the deck of his “special” ship – named The Helgus Antonius. According to the comments, the best guesses re: the name’s meaning were either “The Holy Flower” or “St. Anthony…” the Patron Saint of Lost Things. We all wondered, where could this ship be GOING??
15. Italy Post 05
Tried to bribe the harbormaster to give me some info on the Helgus Antonius, but according to him, it never arrived and it never left.
16. Italy Post 06 - AUDIO
* Got a phone call from GidgetGirl. To find the audio clip:
Go to http://stophanso.rachelblake.com/audio/audio.html
I had to go meet GidgetGirl in Paris, even if it might be a trap.
17. Paris Post 01 – VIDEO
* To find the video:
Go to http://www.sublymonal.com
Type “listen” in the box
Click on the “Talib” window
As the song is playing, click on Talib’s flashing eyeball
Type “rblake” in the top box, “milkcartonman” in the bottom box
18. Tuesday, July 18, 2006
* To find the video:
Go to http://www.jeep.com/en/compass/
Click on “Safety/Security”
Click on “Crush Zones” (on the grill)
Click on “View Demo”
19. Thursday, July 20, 2006
* To find the video:
Go to http://monster.typepad.com/monsterblog/2006/07/what_was_your_w.html
Click on the link http://adminsupport.monster.com/articles/bad-boss-mirror/
At the bottom of the page, click on the link 'click here'
Click on the video entitled “Can She Trust Him?”
By the way, all that “He wants me to help you” business? Ignore it. I have no idea what that guy was talking about.
20. Friday, July 21, 2006
* To find the video:
Go to www.richerdeeperbroader.com
Click on “Fuel Passions” under the “Quick Links” menu
Click the window of the building directly below the words “broadbandstories.com” (right under the “.”)
Username: rblake, password: hoo-gonchoi
Click “clip” in the window that opens
That package of items led me to Sri Lanka…
And, now, you are ready to FIND and ASSEMBLE the video I shot in Sri Lanka. Good luck. Share with your friends. Keep fighting.
- Rachel
MORE DETAIL on The Hanso Foundation:
The Hanso Foundation is currently working on 6 major projects, each with its own dark underbelly:
The Mathematical Forecasting Initiative
Their claim: Have you seen their AD? They’d have you believe that “By understanding and modeling the mathematic probability of seismic human events, The Hanso Foundation can illuminate the path ahead and provide a true road map to the betterment of humanity.”
The truth: Their population growth models have been used to foster tribal wars in Africa. They have an enclave of mathematicians working in secret on a doomsday formula called the Valenzetti Equation.
Worldwide Wellness and Prevention Development Program
Their claim: “The Worldwide Wellness and Prevention Development Program… [is] a far-reaching educational initiative designed to teach the basics of sanitation, nutrition and disease prevention to the world.”
The truth: Hanso-funded hospitals in the developing world have been participating in unauthorized experimentation and live organ-harvesting programs. Patient rights have been violated, families destroyed, and the press accounts have been suppressed.
Mental Health Appeal
Their claim: The Foundation’s cutting-edge research and facilities are aimed at fully eradicating mental illness by the end of this century. Their flagship mental health facility, The Vik Institute (in Vik, Iceland), offers gene therapies, radical pharmaceutical treatments and the latest in both surgery and psychotherapy.
The truth: The Vik Institute’s own director, Armand Zander, is now missing, presumably murdered, after speaking to me regarding a team of mathematicians working in secret within The Vik Institute. His assertion? That Dr. Thomas Werner Mittelwerk, President of The Hanso Foundation, has used institutionalized autistic savants as human computers to run the mysterious Valenzetti Equation. But to what end?
Electromagnetic Research Initiative
Their claim: “Through a myriad of experiments worldwide, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative brings us a step closer to understanding this crucial force -– and in doing so, our place in the Universe.”
The truth: The Hanso Foundation has erected an electromagnetic antenna off the coast of East Asia for some unknown purpose. It has disrupted telecommunications, knocked out satellites and deformed ocean life, but Hanso Foundation bribes to high-placed foreign officials have kept the project up and running.
The Institute for Genomic Advancement
Their claim: “In what may be the most forward-reaching of The Hanso Foundation’s active projects, the Institute seeks nothing less than the eradication of disease and birth defects through a deeper understanding of the function and mechanisms of the human genome.”
The truth: The Hanso Foundation is tampering with the genetic structures of an unknown number of animal and microbial species. Photo evidence of a beached shark with a Hanso-specific tag, as well as a bacterial outbreak in Tanzania, indicates they have already released some of these genetically modified species into the wild.
The Life-Extension Project
Their claim: “The grand summation of all of the Foundation’s work – from prevention and wellness, to the development of new gene therapies and the development of young minds -– is nothing less than the extension of life itself.”
The truth: Their life-extension programs have spawned deadly disease outbreaks in Africa, the news of which has been suppressed with bribes and internal takeovers within the Global Welfare Consortium, the world’s leading medical watchdog organization.
The DHARMA Initiative
There is also a seventh project… called the DHARMA Initiative. Little is known about this program, but everything I’ve discovered has led me to the conclusion that the scientists of the DHARMA Initiative disappeared over 30 years ago.
What happened to them???
18.7.06
Algumas linhas importantes sobre a exist~encia do "eu"
Even the intellectual understanding of the inexistence of our 'selves' is a rare and bitter attainment which few even attempt. And that is only the elimination round which qualifies us for access to Reality... Intellectual understanding should be not indispensable to a 'simple' mind, but, with our conditioning, it would seem to be an almost inevitable preliminary. - Why Lazurus Laughed by Wei Wu Wei
12.7.06
10.7.06
bandagens feitas de .... camarão?!? =)
A high-tech bandage made of shrimp
An exotic military wound dressing invades the civilian market.
FORTUNE Small Business Magazine
Philip Siekman
July 10 2006: 9:31 AM EDT
PORTLAND, ORE. (FORTUNE Small Business) -- More than half of all military combat deaths result from blood loss. So when Bill Wiesmann and Kenton Gregory developed a shrimp-derived trauma dressing with unique blood-stanching properties, the U.S. military was their first and most obvious customer. The Army had already invested $300,000 in grant funding to help Gregory develop a prototype bandage. The Afghanistan campaign was underway. Iraq lay ahead. The Army wanted its bandages. Now.
Gregory, 51, is a research MD who heads the Oregon Laser Center at Provident St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland, Ore. Wiesmann, 60, knew his way through the Pentagon procurement maze, having recently retired from an Army job as head of research on combat-casualty care. The partners hoped to license their bandage to an established health-care company but found no takers. Instead they launched HemCon (short for "hemorrhage control") in the Portland suburb of Tigard. Both men pledged their homes to raise startup capital. The gamble paid off: By the end of 2005 the Army had purchased 100,000 HemCon bandages for more than $90 each. This year the Army is ordering another 180,000 and issuing one to every U.S. soldier in Iraq and Afghanistan and five to every medic.
HemCon's bandages are synthesized from North Atlantic shrimp. The shrimp shells contain chitosan, an organic substance that sticks to the skin around a wound and promotes blood clotting.
HemCon's revenues will total about $20 million this year, up from next to nothing in 2003. Now HemCon is trying to turn its military success into a broad-based civilian business. Possible civilian uses for the dressing range from paramedics' kits to more specialized applications, such as stopping bleeding after a hemodialysis (blood cleansing) session for victims of kidney ailments.
The HemCon bandage contains chitosan (pronounced KY-ta-san), an organic substance found in crustacean shells. Scientists have long known that chitosan stops bleeding, but Wiesmann and Gregory were the first to develop a chitosan bandage. HemCon's process starts with chitosan processed in Iceland from shrimp shells. After mixing it with acetic acid and turning it into a gel, the material is cast into tiles, each four inches square and a bit more than half an inch thick. The squares are then freeze-dried in a vacuum chamber, compressed to about half their original thickness, and backed with a thin sheet of brown plastic. Now looking like a square beer coaster-and smelling slightly of vinegar-each bandage is sealed in foil and sterilized by gamma radiation.
When placed on a wound, the chitosan bandage sticks to surrounding tissue and creates a seal that blocks the flow of blood. The bandage also promotes clotting because blood cells and platelets carry a negative electrical charge and are attracted to chitosan, which bears a positive charge. Chitosan even has antibacterial properties, so it helps ward off infection until a patient reaches a medical facility, where the dressing can be peeled off easily. The bandage has stopped severe bleeding from combat wounds more than nine times out of ten, according to an Army study. Unlike a coagulant powder used by the Marine Corps, which might burn healthy tissue, the HemCon bandage causes no tissue damage.
To penetrate civilian markets, HemCon needs to cut costs. HemCon CEO John Morgan, 46, says that higher volumes and improved factory efficiency will soon drive the Army's price per bandage below $80. But civilian sales require extra marketing and inventory expenses, plus profits for distributors and dealers. Morgan estimates that the retail price for a civilian version of the four-by four-inch dressing would be as high as $125.That's a staggering price for health-care professionals used to paying pennies for a gauze bandage.
But rescue workers believe that HemCon's product saves money as well as lives. Last June, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, which serves a population of 400,000 in three counties near Portland, Ore., issued bandages donated by HemCon to its 30 paramedic units. Rescue workers found the bandages effective in treating elderly patients who sustained head lacerations in falls, according to EMS chief Mark Stevens. The reason? Many seniors take anticoagulant drugs. They can bleed so profusely from a scalp wound that they require an expensive transfusion. HemCon's dressing mitigates that risk, so Stevens plans to replenish the donated bandages. To keep costs down, he'll probably choose smaller dressings priced around $50 for a two- by four-inch version and $25 for a two by two.
Pending FDA approval, HemCon will soon launch a second civilian product, a small chitosan dressing that dentists can stuff into the bleeding socket after a tooth extraction. In clinical trials the bandage stopped bleeding in two minutes or less, vs. ten to 15 minutes for patients who bit down on a wad of gauze. At less than $10, HemCon's dental bandage is a bargain, says Hal Oien, a dentist in Beaverton, Ore., who helped run the trial. Time is money in the oral-surgery business. So dentists often apply a coagulant gel that doesn't work as well as the HemCon dressing and costs about as much.
"HemCon's patch closes the wound so well that the usual callback visit might not be needed," Oien adds. As with so many products, the cheapest bandage isn't always the most cost effective.
Gregory, 51, is a research MD who heads the Oregon Laser Center at Provident St. Vincent Medical Center in Portland, Ore. Wiesmann, 60, knew his way through the Pentagon procurement maze, having recently retired from an Army job as head of research on combat-casualty care. The partners hoped to license their bandage to an established health-care company but found no takers. Instead they launched HemCon (short for "hemorrhage control") in the Portland suburb of Tigard. Both men pledged their homes to raise startup capital. The gamble paid off: By the end of 2005 the Army had purchased 100,000 HemCon bandages for more than $90 each. This year the Army is ordering another 180,000 and issuing one to every U.S. soldier in Iraq and Afghanistan and five to every medic.
HemCon's bandages are synthesized from North Atlantic shrimp. The shrimp shells contain chitosan, an organic substance that sticks to the skin around a wound and promotes blood clotting.
HemCon's revenues will total about $20 million this year, up from next to nothing in 2003. Now HemCon is trying to turn its military success into a broad-based civilian business. Possible civilian uses for the dressing range from paramedics' kits to more specialized applications, such as stopping bleeding after a hemodialysis (blood cleansing) session for victims of kidney ailments.
The HemCon bandage contains chitosan (pronounced KY-ta-san), an organic substance found in crustacean shells. Scientists have long known that chitosan stops bleeding, but Wiesmann and Gregory were the first to develop a chitosan bandage. HemCon's process starts with chitosan processed in Iceland from shrimp shells. After mixing it with acetic acid and turning it into a gel, the material is cast into tiles, each four inches square and a bit more than half an inch thick. The squares are then freeze-dried in a vacuum chamber, compressed to about half their original thickness, and backed with a thin sheet of brown plastic. Now looking like a square beer coaster-and smelling slightly of vinegar-each bandage is sealed in foil and sterilized by gamma radiation.
When placed on a wound, the chitosan bandage sticks to surrounding tissue and creates a seal that blocks the flow of blood. The bandage also promotes clotting because blood cells and platelets carry a negative electrical charge and are attracted to chitosan, which bears a positive charge. Chitosan even has antibacterial properties, so it helps ward off infection until a patient reaches a medical facility, where the dressing can be peeled off easily. The bandage has stopped severe bleeding from combat wounds more than nine times out of ten, according to an Army study. Unlike a coagulant powder used by the Marine Corps, which might burn healthy tissue, the HemCon bandage causes no tissue damage.
To penetrate civilian markets, HemCon needs to cut costs. HemCon CEO John Morgan, 46, says that higher volumes and improved factory efficiency will soon drive the Army's price per bandage below $80. But civilian sales require extra marketing and inventory expenses, plus profits for distributors and dealers. Morgan estimates that the retail price for a civilian version of the four-by four-inch dressing would be as high as $125.That's a staggering price for health-care professionals used to paying pennies for a gauze bandage.
But rescue workers believe that HemCon's product saves money as well as lives. Last June, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, which serves a population of 400,000 in three counties near Portland, Ore., issued bandages donated by HemCon to its 30 paramedic units. Rescue workers found the bandages effective in treating elderly patients who sustained head lacerations in falls, according to EMS chief Mark Stevens. The reason? Many seniors take anticoagulant drugs. They can bleed so profusely from a scalp wound that they require an expensive transfusion. HemCon's dressing mitigates that risk, so Stevens plans to replenish the donated bandages. To keep costs down, he'll probably choose smaller dressings priced around $50 for a two- by four-inch version and $25 for a two by two.
Pending FDA approval, HemCon will soon launch a second civilian product, a small chitosan dressing that dentists can stuff into the bleeding socket after a tooth extraction. In clinical trials the bandage stopped bleeding in two minutes or less, vs. ten to 15 minutes for patients who bit down on a wad of gauze. At less than $10, HemCon's dental bandage is a bargain, says Hal Oien, a dentist in Beaverton, Ore., who helped run the trial. Time is money in the oral-surgery business. So dentists often apply a coagulant gel that doesn't work as well as the HemCon dressing and costs about as much.
Pump up the irons!
Extraído do omelete (link)
O Iron Maiden revelou nesta terça-feira pela manhã, através de seu site oficial, a capa do seu 14° álbum de estúdio, A matter of life and death. A arte abaixo estampa a temática de boa parte do novo trabalho, a guerra. A faixa “Brighter than a thousand suns”, por exemplo, fala sobre a bomba atômica e a capacidade dos homens para a destruição.
Resenhas preliminares do álbum já podem ser encontradas na Internet e a maioria o avalia de maneira positiva. Ao contrário de muitas expectativas, A matter of life and death tem sido comentado não como uma volta do Iron Maiden ao heavy metal que praticava há vinte anos mas sim como uma evolução, uma espécie de seqüência do que a banda realizou em Dance of death. A matter of life and death promete ser um álbum mais progressivo e sinfônico, mas sem perder os elementos característicos que consagraram o Iron Maiden.
Após o lançamento do álbum, o Maiden segue para o Japão para a turnê de divulgação, passando em seguida pela Europa, cujos ingressos para todas as datas da turnê já estão praticamente esgotados. Ainda não se sabe quando a banda desembarcará na América Latina.
Resenhas preliminares do álbum já podem ser encontradas na Internet e a maioria o avalia de maneira positiva. Ao contrário de muitas expectativas, A matter of life and death tem sido comentado não como uma volta do Iron Maiden ao heavy metal que praticava há vinte anos mas sim como uma evolução, uma espécie de seqüência do que a banda realizou em Dance of death. A matter of life and death promete ser um álbum mais progressivo e sinfônico, mas sem perder os elementos característicos que consagraram o Iron Maiden.
Após o lançamento do álbum, o Maiden segue para o Japão para a turnê de divulgação, passando em seguida pela Europa, cujos ingressos para todas as datas da turnê já estão praticamente esgotados. Ainda não se sabe quando a banda desembarcará na América Latina.
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