Doing some research on all this weird 419 shenanigans. Any help

Wild jump there between numerology, astronomy, and symbology, but it's the best OC on here I've seen in a minute.

>>16039234
What is this? I need some backstory.

>>16039269
Trying to express it all at once is very overwhelming. There's so much. The massive amount of false flags, national/international events that have occurred on this date alone is boggling. I've followed links to rituals, television and mass media, public figures (both role models and scapegoats), religious texts from multiple religions, the Cross of Lorraine, Batman/Bateman, etc... It ultimately began not with 419, but with the strange shift that occurred in the media after the Writer's Guild Strike in 2007-2008. Hoping to get some help in focusing in on some specifics.

>>16039262
Thank you

>>16039289
And this is all of the pages of the notebook?

>>16039307
Certainly not. I plan on scanning all the pages of each notebook as they are filled and publishing them in much higher quality. I can post relevant pages as the discussion progresses. Anything in particular you are looking for?

>>16039307
Two and a half pages left in the current notebook. Hopefully, something will spark my research and I can fill up these last two pages and get it published on my site.

>>16039320
I just wanted to read all pages before really discussing it. But it's really interesting, so I'd defiantly read all of them once you scan and upload them.
>>16039331
What site?

>>16039334
Well, its not my site, but I am part of an international art collective called Beacon Meadows.

>>16039289
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_19

From the index I have been keeping:

419, 911, April 19, Archetypes, Astrology, Bale (Christian), Blood Moon Tetrad, Book Enoch, Boston Marathon Bombing, Branch Davidian, Buddhism, Columbine, Cross Of Lorraine, Cross Of Salem, Crowley, Drugs, Exclusive Or, Fugue State, Gnosticism, Guns, Hindu, Israel, Keenan (Maynard James), King (Stephen), Knights Templar, Lennon, Lovecraft, Manson (Charles), Manson (Marilyn), Natural Born Killers, New Testament, Nietzsche, Numerology, Oklahoma City Bombing, Old Testament, Palmistry, Patriot's Day, Pig, Prime Quadruplet, Psalm 23, Quran, Relatavism, Robotics, Satanic Bible, School Shooting, September 11, Seven Deadly Sins, Video Game Violence, Virtual Reality, Writer's Guild Strike

>>16039357
awww shit son, it's Suge Knight's birthday!

>>16039234
Okay. Now pick any other random day. I bet you could do the same.

>>16039404
You don't think a date that has ties to so many important events is not relevant?

>>16039404
I bet you're the only one in the world who's thought this! Try it OP!!

retard.

>>16039411
Ties? If you try any other day you will also be able to find such "ties", gosh.

>>16039413
And yet I was the only one to say this. I'm afraid you're the retard here.

>>16039429
I am aware of what you are implying. Do you really feel there is no reason to follow this further?

I can take the criticism, I would appreciate any further discussion on the actual content. Has anyone looked into this at all?

>>16039404
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/December_15

>>16039429
You seem to have done your research. What interesting dates have you come across?

>>16039440
explain please...

>>16039234
http://www.livescience.com/28780-april-violence-terrorism-shootings.html

>>16039433
If you are indeed aware of what I'm saying, then you know these are coincidences.

>>16039442
No, I have not done research at any point. What I'm saying is that these numbers and dates are coincidences, and that if you put a proper, arbitrary number in the right place you'll suddenly find something in common.

>>16039459
>No, I have not done research at any point.

Enough said... Thank you for your input...

>>16039451
Interesting...

>>16039459
Coincidence theorist, or paid shill? The world may never know.

>>16039363
Interested in the Christian Bale stuff

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>>16039502
Foreshadowing?

Star Trek is on it, hahahaha!

ST: TNG S04E19 is about virtual reality
ST: DS9 S04E19 is about virtual reality
ST: VOY S04E19 is about virtual reality
ST: ENT S04E19 is about alternate reality

You are living in the Matrix sir

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>>16039502

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OK, the Ted Kaczynski/Charles Manson connection anyone?

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>>16039552

>>16039596
I literally have no idea what you want from any of us. Okay so...

/x/ and /pol/ have made threads about this recently? Who found out there was something weird going on? What kind of connection are you looking for?

Why can't it just be another Friday the 13th?

I've been working at this for about four or five months. Just hoping some of my notes will trigger someone and inspire more, since I'm starting to trail off on the many leads I've been finding.

>>16039634
I had this weird dream once about the universe's origin name being Olym, maybe you can check this out, I still have it written down in a notepad file somewhere, also I had a dream about this library filled with the ultimate information, I'll assume it was the akashic records disguised as a literal library so I could comprehend it better. I never had these kind of dreams before till I started listening to my sister's ex, the more I started to research the more I feel connected to astral shit. Quite the trippy shit. I think you're taking it to the top but maybe you'll find something op, if you don't try to breakthrough you rarely find anything worth the while.

>>16039596
You should re-scan this page again, the end part is corrupted and unreadable.

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>>16039687
My apologies.

>>16039634
>many leads

name one

>>16039703
Actually, I named several...

>>16039363
Here ya go...

>>16039687
This please

>>16039701
>>16039710
Done

>>16039701
Thank you!

>>16039707
those are search results, not leads

>>16039716
I don't even want to bother reading any of this shit though. I have no idea what your motivation is. Is it just...lots of stuff happened on april 19th throughout history? That's all?

You have very lovely handwriting, anon <4

>>16039723
That is the index I have been keeping of relevant topics in the notebook, and thus the spiderweb I've fallen in. If there is something in particular you'd like me to post, I am more than happy to.

>>16039727
Not at all, though that date is quite relevant. Its also the numeral 419. Like I said, my research all started with the "changing of the guard" that was the Writer's Guild Strike of 2007-2008.

>>16039445
Mothman.

>>16039701
Nah it's all right, thanks, also could you re-scan this one, I find it a bit blurry and it's kinda difficult to read on it.

>>16039253
>>16039240


If it's not too much trouble. Also I'm archiving these for future reference, hijinks or not.

>>16039747
*These ones*

>>16039234
schizophrenia ITT

>>16039791
fuck off shill

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>>16039755
sorry for the low quality of my phone's camera. hopefully this is better

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I promise, when the notebook is full, I dig out the scanner and publish this properly.

>>16039823
*will dig out...

>>16039823
What if you can't fill the rest?

>>16039855
Fear not dubmaster, I only have two and a half blank pages left and it will be full.

>>16039234

It's Hitler's REAL birthday.

...too soon?

>>16039932
I read that 4/19 was the original date planned for Columbine, but one of the targets was to be absent that day, so they pushed it to the 20th

hey OP did you know 4/19 is TODAY??

>>16039959
You gotta be fucking kidding me. Not op btw, but wondering if he did this as some kind of joke now. Still op might be posting all the posts here.

>>16040001
no he's writing all of our posts in his gay little notebook.

nice almost quads btw.

>>16040001
Every day is the right day to cherry pick good or bad events to fit a theme of your choice...

>>16040024
Thanks for checking my almost quads.
>>16040049
Pretty much, the road might lead him nowhere but the journey might be fun regardless, might get dull as fuck later, who knows.

>>16039934
There was a drill that day, so they waited. They didn't have specific targets. Their main goal was to blow up the boiler room as first responders showed up to try and kill hundreds more.

>>16040068
If somebody wanted to find a REAL interesting date, just mathematically go backwards in time back to when the first day the world started turning then see what date that was...?!

>>16040087
actually, Dylan Klebold had a list in his journal with 34 names, all redacted when released publicly

Number 23, The Thread...

>>16039596
two environmentalists with MKULTRA ties?

BUMP FOR MORE INFO

did anyone notice anything interesting happen yesterday?

>>16039577
and what does all of that have to do with 4-19?

>>16039289
>but with the strange shift that occurred in the media after the Writer's Guild Strike in 2007-2008
YES
YES
YES

FUCK I'M NOT ALONE

i've been saying something fucky went down during that writer's strike for ages. i mean i used to express that to my siblings but they didn't care after the first year or so of me ranting. nobody else gives a shit about it irl

OP if you're still lurking pls respond

>>16043819
tell me more, not OP but still

>>16043912
agreed

>>16039552
seriously?

>>16043819
And the big, ooky-spooky thing to occur from a writer's strike was....?!

>>16043945
maybe they started using shill-writers who would support "the narrative" or something

>>16043951
But is part of the reason there was a writer's strike their fault?

OP here: Thank you all for your input!

>>16043957
Could the strike have been a distraction to keep us from noticing a regime shift in mass media entertainment? The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers has a rather large and powerful membership (including Disney, Weinstein Company, Fox, Sony, Warner Bros, etc...).

Also, the strike officially began on November 5. I know, I know... But still, COME ON, REALLY?

>>16043978
Preparing for this?

http://foreignpolicy.com/2013/07/14/u-s-repeals-propaganda-ban-spreads-government-made-news-to-americans/

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>>16043819

>>16039246
jury selection for the boston marathon bombing began on the tetrad midpoint

>>16039234
boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev killed

anything else?

>>16043987
>http://foreignpolicy.com/2013/07/14/u-s-repeals-propaganda-ban-spreads-government-made-news-to-americans/


cant view link unless I am signed in or something. A popup comes up telling me to do all this shit, and i click x and then it goes to the home page....

>>16047271
For decades, a so-called anti-propaganda law prevented the U.S. government’s mammoth broadcasting arm from delivering programming to American audiences. But on July 2, that came silently to an end with the implementation of a new reform passed in January. The result: an unleashing of thousands of hours per week of government-funded radio and TV programs for domestic U.S. consumption in a reform initially criticized as a green light for U.S. domestic propaganda efforts. So what just happened?

Until this month, a vast ocean of U.S. programming produced by the Broadcasting Board of Governors such as Voice of America, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, and the Middle East Broadcasting Networks could only be viewed or listened to at broadcast quality in foreign countries. The programming varies in tone and quality, but its breadth is vast: It’s viewed in more than 100 countries in 61 languages. The topics covered include human rights abuses in Iran, self-immolation in Tibet, human trafficking across Asia, and on-the-ground reporting in Egypt and Iraq.

>>16047382

The restriction of these broadcasts was due to the Smith-Mundt Act, a long-standing piece of legislation that has been amended numerous times over the years, perhaps most consequentially by Arkansas Senator J. William Fulbright. In the 1970s, Fulbright was no friend of VOA and Radio Free Europe, and moved to restrict them from domestic distribution, saying they "should be given the opportunity to take their rightful place in the graveyard of Cold War relics." Fulbright’s amendment to Smith-Mundt was bolstered in 1985 by Nebraska Senator Edward Zorinsky, who argued that such "propaganda" should be kept out of America as to distinguish the U.S. "from the Soviet Union where domestic propaganda is a principal government activity."

Zorinsky and Fulbright sold their amendments on sensible rhetoric: American taxpayers shouldn’t be funding propaganda for American audiences. So did Congress just tear down the American public’s last defense against domestic propaganda?

BBG spokeswoman Lynne Weil insists BBG is not a propaganda outlet, and its flagship services such as VOA "present fair and accurate news."

"They don’t shy away from stories that don’t shed the best light on the United States," she told The Cable. She pointed to the charters of VOA and RFE: "Our journalists provide what many people cannot get locally: uncensored news, responsible discussion, and open debate."

A former U.S. government source with knowledge of the BBG says the organization is no Pravda, but it does advance U.S. interests in more subtle ways. In Somalia, for instance, VOA serves as counterprogramming to outlets peddling anti-American or jihadist sentiment. "Somalis have three options for news," the source said, "word of mouth, al-Shabab, or VOA Somalia."

>>16047387

This partially explains the push to allow BBG broadcasts on local radio stations in the United States. The agency wants to reach diaspora communities, such as St. Paul, Minnesota’s significant Somali expat community. "Those people can get al-Shabab, they can get Russia Today, but they couldn’t get access to their taxpayer-funded news sources like VOA Somalia," the source said. "It was silly."

Lynne added that the reform has a transparency benefit as well. "Now Americans will be able to know more about what they are paying for with their tax dollars — greater transparency is a win-win for all involved," she said. And so with that we have the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012, which passed as part of the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act, and went into effect this month.

But if anyone needed a reminder of the dangers of domestic propaganda efforts, the past 12 months provided ample reasons. Last year, two USA Today journalists were ensnared in a propaganda campaign after reporting about millions of dollars in back taxes owed by the Pentagon’s top propaganda contractor in Afghanistan. Eventually, one of the co-owners of the firm confessed to creating phony websites and Twitter accounts to smear the journalists anonymously. Additionally, just this month, the Washington Post exposed a counter-propaganda program by the Pentagon that recommended posting comments on a U.S. website run by a Somali expat with readers opposing al-Shabab. "Today, the military is more focused on manipulating news and commentary on the Internet, especially social media, by posting material and images without necessarily claiming ownership," reported the Post.

>>16047393

But for BBG officials, the references to Pentagon propaganda efforts are nauseating, particularly because the Smith-Mundt Act never had anything to do with regulating the Pentagon, a fact that was misunderstood in media reports in the run-up to the passage of new Smith-Mundt reforms in January.

One example included a report by the late BuzzFeed reporter Michael Hastings, who suggested that the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act would open the door to Pentagon propaganda of U.S. audiences. In fact, as amended in 1987, the act only covers portions of the State Department engaged in public diplomacy abroad (i.e. the public diplomacy section of the "R" bureau, and the Broadcasting Board of Governors.)

But the news circulated regardless, much to the displeasure of Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-TX), a sponsor of the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012. "To me, it’s a fascinating case study in how one blogger was pretty sloppy, not understanding the issue and then it got picked up by Politico‘s Playbook, and you had one level of sloppiness on top of another," Thornberry told The Cable last May. "And once something sensational gets out there, it just spreads like wildfire."

That of course doesn’t leave the BBG off the hook if its content smacks of agitprop. But now that its materials are allowed to be broadcast by local radio stations and TV networks, they won’t be a complete mystery to Americans. "Previously, the legislation had the effect of clouding and hiding this stuff," the former U.S. official told The Cable. "Now we’ll have a better sense: Gee some of this stuff is really good. Or gee some of this stuff is really bad. At least we’ll know now."

but for interest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZcmVREuimI

not 419, but i saw you mentioned columbine. opinions?

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>>16047394

>Americans fully expect their government to be broadcasting propaganda and lies to foreign audiences
>only become worried about tyrannical imperialism when their government starts broadcasting the same material within the USA

Never change, 'Murrica. Never change.

>>16049174
are you from outside of the states? if so, may i ask your opinion of columbine?

whats the stuff about maynard james keenan OP?

>>16049258
Did someone say Maynard?

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>>16049234

Yeah I'm from outside the USA, and my opinion of Columbine amounts to basically "don't give two shits".

Your whole country has descended into a media-fuelled mass hysteria spiral since it happened, though, which could spell bad things for the rest of the world if it spills over your borders too badly.

My strongest opinion about the USA by far is that I just wish I could go a week or two without hearing your annoying fucking accents.

>>16049367
>I just wish I could go a week or two without hearing your annoying fucking accents
Why can't you?

>>16049367
We have accents?

>>16049367
The thing about this is you are so disconnected from human suffering that you forget what happened at columbine and want to make it into something else.

Kind of feel like Columbine was the last credible school shooting. Even then, the whole third shooter thing still bugs me...

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>>16049386
The way the Quee of England speaks is English without an accent. So yeah, we all do pretty much

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>>16049234
It's hard to distinguish between all the mass shootings tbh. I had to google to remind myself which one Columbine was.

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>>16039234
If you think any of this has meaning, you're probably batshit bro

>>16050150
Why, of course she has got no accent. She is german. Windsor is a name they made up in 1917 because the germans were not exactly liked in England. Her real name (and the real name of the entire House of Windsor) is Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Windsor

>>16049258
>>16049270
looks like lyrics to a puscifer song to me

>>16039577
what "lead" is this page establishing? other than the fact that bail sounds like bale.

>>16051449
not OP, just a puscifer fan. not sure what i get of the maynard reference, but the batman/american psycho connection is disturbing. i've read enough comics to know batman does not kill, but i guess he would if he was patrick bateman instead of bruce wayne. sorry OP if i'm way off, totally lost on the puscifer thing...

>>16039234
Hey OP, you still here? Why don't you scan all of the pages you have so far and then just add the other scans once you have the pages filled out? Then we could see all of the notebook.

>>16051498
i agree. really curious what else is hidden in there.

>>16049386
Are you retarded?

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>>16051498
>>16051509
Hey everyone! Thanks for the interest! I'm down to my last page and then it'll be time to dig out the scanner and put up some higher quality images of the whole notebook.

>>16051384
Man Overboard by Puscifer

The attached picture is from a different camera, but of the same notebook. The notes here are just me following some stuff on prime quadruplets.

For those that are curious, the following pages explores this a little further before going off into vortex-based math and some random notes on Nikola Tesla and Revelations 13:18.