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The crop circle from Stupava is
this month's third crop circle that was done in a country of the former
Warsaw Pact, after the two Czech crop circles from July 12, and the
Russian crop circle from July 22. The very first crop circle of this
month was done on July 6 in Wiltshire, England, after the Polish crop
circle from June 30, or 6-30. Resulting in a time sequence that rhymes
to the number "6" and its multiples: 6/30 - 7/6 - 7/12 - 7/18. A clear
allusion to the numbers "666" and "322" ! The Russian crop circle was
done 4 days after the crop circle from Slovakia, and 10 days after the
two Czech crop circles, resulting in a time sequence of 6 days and 4
days. And 64 equals 32 times 2, or 322.
Do the crop circle makers intend
this equation: 666 is 322 ? And not only here ? My bet is: YES !
Stupava lies on the historical
border between "the West" and "the East", NATO and Russia (Warsaw Pact),
and from ancient times between the Roman Empire and Eastern Barbaristan
along the Roman "Limes Pannonicus".
So does the Stupava crop circle
refer to the recent conflict between US led NATO and Russia ?
Will the Russians say "HET" ("NO!")
to the constant aggressions of NATO against Russia's western borders,
and strike back in a near future ? As "Stupava" means "to stomp".
Perhaps a Russian jet fighter attack in the Baltic Sea ?
Several dangerous skirmishes
between both armies already took place this year in the Baltic and the
North Sea: "Russian jet flies close to Nato ships in the Baltic Sea in a
show of military force" reported the English Independant on June 14.
And in the upper right corner of
the Stupava crop circle you can see what resembles Morse code: five dots
and a long dash inside the elongated bubble right next to the angry
face. They translate to the following words: HET - Russian word for
"NO", ESA - the European Space Agency (Space weapons ?), ESTE SEA - a
Hispano-English mix-word for "Baltic Sea", and SU - the name of Russian
fighter jets, and E4 - a coordinate for 4° East ?
It's playing with fire, as it was
100 years ago !
PS: Thank you Berat for your kind
words !
Franklin Thomson |
