Saturday, January 08, 2005

Egyptian paper: Nuke test caused tsunami

The Jerusalem Post reported in a January 6th spread that Egypt's press is stating that the tsunami disaster "was possibly" caused by an India-Israeli nuclear test.

As some in the media discredit those of us who question whether the disaster was natural by calling us "conspiracy theorists", the Egyptian paper, Al-Osboa', reports that since 1992 leading geological centers in various countries, including Britain and Turkey, repeatedly warned against holding nuclear experiments in that area of the Indian Ocean. The area was known as the "Fire Belt" because it was deemed a dangerous terrain that could move at any time, even without human intervention.

According to the report, the U.S. continues to carry out nuclear tests in at least one other "fire belt" region of the world.

Quoting from the Jerusalem Post:
According to Al-Osboa', India, in its heated nuclear race with Pakistan, has lately received sophisticated nuclear know-how from the United States and Israel, both of which "showed readiness to cooperate with India in experiments to exterminate humankind."

We've been telling you of the globalists plan to depopulate the planet. Apparently, the Egyptian press believes the agenda is real.

In light of the tsunami bomb information that we have compiled, the report serves to add to our belief that not only did the U.S. and Indian governments know ahead of time that the tsunami was coming and fail to warn the people — they willfully caused the disaster.

The agenda to depopulate the world continues....

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