Sunday, February 16, 2014

THE SIGNS IN THE HEAVENS CALLED 4 BLOOD MOONS COMING IN 2014 AND 2015 THAT MAY HERALD THE NEXT CHAPTER OF HUMAN HISTORY–THE SAME WHEN JERUSALEM BURNED IN AD70 AND ISRAEL BECAME A NATION IN 1948 AND JERUSALEM BECAME ISRAEL IN 1967

“God said in Genesis 1:14 that He created the sun and moon and stars for signals on His feast days,” said Biltz. “Now I had a key to unlocking the code.”

The pastor is now sounding the alarm about what the celestial events could mean for our immediate future here on Earth.

Mark Biltz

“Four total lunar eclipses happening the next two years herald possible war in the Middle East as well as global economic collapse,” he told WND.

He says historically, these types of solar eclipses have been signs, foretelling important events such as the destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem.

“Two happened right in a row at the time of destruction of the temple in 70 A.D. and on feast days,” he said.

“Around eight months before the Temple was destroyed we find on 10/18/69 there was a partial lunar eclipse on the Feast of Sukkot. A total solar eclipse followed this on Nisan 1-3/30/70, the beginning of the religious year. Two weeks later there was a penumbral lunar eclipse on Passover on 4/14/70. An annular solar eclipse followed this on Rosh Hashanah on 9/23/70. Then another penumbral lunar eclipse on Sukkot on 10/8/70,” he explained.

Biltz stresses what makes the coming events so startling is the fact they’ll take place during the Feast of Passover and Feast of Tabernacles in consecutive years.

 

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2014/02/blood-moons-fallout-nasa-goes-hiding/

GOODBYE TO HOLLYWOOD AS THE WORLD FILM COMMUNITY CHOOSES ASIAN FILMS TAKING THE PRIZE IN THE BERLIN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL–LED BY BAI RI YAN HOU AS DIRECTED BY DIAO YINAN

Asian films were big winners at the Berlin International Film Festival on Saturday, led by gritty Chinese thriller "Bai Ri Yan Huo" (Black Coal, Thin Ice) about an overweight detective pursuing a serial killer which took the top Golden Bear prize.

Liao Fan, who said he put on 20 kg (44 lb) and drank more alcohol to play the role of detective Zhang Zili, was named Best Actor.

"Chinese films are accepted more and more," Diao Yinan, director of the winning film, told reporters.

"It seems every time we take them abroad, there is a greater enthusiasm for Chinese cinema. We hadn't expected that, but film is global nowadays."

Asked about censorship in China, Diao said: "Of course there is censorship, I believe that exists around the whole world, doesn't it? When it comes to Chinese censorship, I think the fact we are here in Berlin shows our censors are becoming more open, although there are difficulties."

http://news.yahoo.com/chinese-quot-black-coal-thin-ice-quot-wins-191243349--sector.html

ASIA’S CHINA THE MODERN DAY GOLIATH IN CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION PLANS TO BUILD THE LONGEST UNDERWATER TUNNEL AT 122KM

CHINA’S ambitions haven’t slowed with its economy as it gears up for another massive engineering feat.

It wants to build the world’s longest underwater tunnel at 122 kilometres, more than double the current record holder.

The tunnel will run under Bohai Bay between the northern city of Dalian and Yantai on the east coast, according to a report in The Telegraph.

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The mantle of longest underwater tunnel in the world is currently held by neighbour and rival Japan with the Seikan Tunnel, which clocks in at 53.9 kilometres. But it won’t hold the title for long as Switzerland is planning to open the Gotthard Base Tunnel next year. At 57.1 kilometres, it will just pip the Japanese.

But China’s gargantuan project will more than double any existing tunnel. And it’s going to be worth it, estimated to shave 1,287 kilometres off the current journey between the two cities it will connect. It will also form a link in a high speed rail line from China’s north to the south.

It’s hardly the first time China has embarked on such a mammoth project. Starting with 21,000 kilometre Great Wall, the world power has also built the world’s largest high speed rail network, longest bridges and towering skyscrapers.

http://www.news.com.au/world/asia/china-to-build-the-worlds-longest-underwater-tunnel/story-fnh81fz8-1226828560806

THE WESTERN WORLD FACES THE GREEM REALITY THAT ITS EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AS RUN BY LEFTIST LIBERALS HAVE LOST ALL OF ITS MORAL ETHICAL GROUNDS AS CRIMES FROM TEACHERS WHO WE LEAVE OUR CHILDREN TO EDUCATE HAVE BECOME THE CRIMINALS OF THIS SOCIETY’S WOES–THE SAME GOES IN THE US HERE WITH THE NEA AS TAX DOLLARS FUNDS GOES WASTED–AS TEACHERS HAVE BECOME RAPIST AND MURDERERS

A TEACHER accused of murder, another charged with conducting a five-year sexual relationship with a teenage student and a school worker who allegedly sold drugs to pupils are among dozens of “ongoing” cases within the Education Department system.

The Sunday Mail can today reveal that more than one in four cases involve allegations of “criminal” conduct against children, with the majority currently before the state’s courts.

Teachers, support staff and bureaucrats are accused of a range of offences including murder, rape, engaging in explicit relationships with students, stalking and accessing child pornography.

Others are accused of misconduct such as violent behaviour, inadequately supervising classes, failing to report sexual activity between students and smoking drugs on premises.

Meanwhile, almost a dozen workers have been charged with dishonesty over their expenses and “nepotism”, according to secret internal documents.

The Department said last night the documents were prepared as part of recommendations from the Debelle Royal Commission report.

The 32-page report, seen by the Sunday Mail, shows there are currently more than 80 “ongoing investigation matters” involving Education Department staff including those employed by Families SA.

The report, written last month and marked “highly confidential”, discloses 20 criminal “matters involving children” and currently employed staff.

A further five cases involve former employees while another seven involving those “non-employees” but which are linked to the education system.

The report, prepared for department chief executive Tony Harrison, reveals eight “other” criminal matters and 10 cases of “financial misconduct and other dishonesty matters”.

The breakdown, compiled by the department’s acting manager of the investigations unit Brett Dixon, reveals key details about each case including names, dates and summary of each offence. None of the parties can be named for legal reasons.

Among the cases recorded to the end of December last year include:

A TEACHER from a metropolitan school being charged with murder. The allegations does not involve anyone from his school.

A TEACHER from a leading Adelaide public high school due to face trial later this year over an alleged five year sexual “relationship” with a now 17 year-old former student;

A PRINCIPAL of a regional school being charged with assault and rape;

A SUPPORT worker from a western suburbs school accused of selling drugs to pupils;

A SCHOOL support worker charged with sex offences including asking a pupil for “phone sex”;

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/teachers-support-staff-and-education-department-bureaucrats-accused-of-offences-including-murder-rape-and-drugs/story-fni6uo1m-1226828509589