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For the first time in the history of Ground Zero radio a guest left me with a cliff hanger, or a show that had no resolution and begged for more investigation. There are times when I wish the show had another hour to explore and to question the mysteries that are brought up on the program.
The end times have arrived.
That is of course if you believe what some people are saying in Chile. The 8.8 earthquake didn’t convince them of this. It is what happened prior to the quake that has many Chileans fearful for what might have opened up before the quake hit. Earthquakes are of course common place in the region and so when the quake began to shake the area of Concepcion, many were thinking that it was just another small shock. The quake lasted longer and the shaking got worse. As the ground opened up and swallowed villages the people saw something else open up in the sky, a ring of fire and brilliant lights.
Mike Smith from Ground Zero TV.org presents a response to the “Special Commentary” that was delivered by Keith Olbermann on February 25th, 2010 where he ghoulishly tells his audience that his dying father begged him to take a pillow and smother him to death. Olbermann lost all of his Journalistic integrity by using his father as a political tool to push Obama’s health care reform. There are insiders that are saying that Olbermann is about to be fired from MSNBC because of poor ratings.
The response to the Avatar show has been remarkable. People from all over the world have responded to my observations of the occult significance of the film and the symbols signs and prophecy that is hidden deep inside the movie, buried somewhere between the environmental statement and the pantheistic message that is blatant and absolute.
After all of the hype subsided, I realized it was time to see the epic motion picture that is “too perfect” for words. That motion Picture is James Cameron’s Avatar. In a page taken from the mind of Joseph Campbell the Movie Avatar is about a reluctant hero, named Jake Sully an ex-marine who is crippled.
