So, the Olympics didn’t “blow up” as many people believed may happen from reading the multiple “hidden messages” beforehand. But that doesn’t mean that there wasn’t a lot of Illuminati tricks being played during the Massive staged ritual. Did you know there was a strange “connection” to James Holmes (the “Batman Killer”) during the Opening Ceremony? Our world is ruled by the language of signs and symbols, though most people just don’t have the “eyes to see” them. The shooting in Colorado is rife with mysteries and incongruencies. It is believed by many that it was a “sacrifice” while at the same time it was to be used as tool to ultimately disarm the American people (for easier take over). Check this out! www.riggedreality.com
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LORD RAYEL: STRANGE SOUNDS WORLDWIDE – THE TRUTH
THE REAL TRUTH BEHIND THE STRANGE NOISE BEING HEARD AROUND THE WORLD. www.LordRayEl.org
Church Of Shinyribs – Cactus Cafe – Austin Texas – 071912
Shinyribs preaches to the choir on a Thursday night session at the Cactus Cafe on the campus of The University of Texas at Austin on July 19, 2012.
In the Belfry at Loughborough Parish Church
The stately parish church of All Saints in the town of Loughborough in Leicestershire has an impressive tower containing 10 bells. The world over, the name Loughborough is associated with Taylors Bellfoundry. Members of the Taylor family had been casting bells since the 1780s in various locations like St Neots, Oxford and Devon. In 1838 Loughborough Parish Church decided to have their bells recast. They were insistent that the new bells should be cast in Loughborough, and so John Taylor duly moved to Loughborough to cast the bells and stayed there. This church is duly important in creation of a piece of ringing history! The Taylor foundry moved to a purpose built building further out of the town in 1859 and it’s there they stayed. In 1899 the bells were again recast by Taylors, who a few years earlier had begun to make great improvements in the art of tuning and were willing to create a “showpiece” ring. The back four of this ring of ten were cast using the “Lost Wax” casting method, where a wax model of the intended bell is made and the mould created around it. As you can see they are rather ornate. The tenor weighs 30-2-0 (1549kg) and is in Db. The bells hang in an A frame dating from 1887. The tower moves quite a bit when the bells are rung and they are a bit of a challenge but damn they are worth the effort. One can hear these bells from inside the foundry workshop, thundering away magnificently over Loughborough. One of my favourite rings of bells and it was a …