Five for Friday #11: BONUS EDITION...

by Lynn & A Man Called Da-da

Hi all, and welcome to Five for Friday #11! Da-da is breaking with tradition on this installment by adding a SIXTH photo... as it's Lynn and Da-da's one-year anniversary working together! Seems much longer, but it's the mileage, not the years. Anyway, doff that old paradigmatic hat, 'cause here we go.

Image #1: The Ancient "Mega-Reactor" of Gabon

Backstory: This is just bizarre. Scientists found what's apparently an uber-ancient nuclear "mega-reactor" (their words) in Gabon, Africa, near the equator (see map). You can see how big this construct is by the little ladder and people in the one image. The size isn't the strange part. According to scientists who dated this thing, it’s apparently 1.8 BILLION years old and had operated for 500,000 years. Whoa. So, was it a “natural” reactor, or was it a construct? Who built it and why?

What Lynn Saw

"I get that there's something significant about not just the latitude and longitude of where this sits, but also the z of the xyz axis; the altitude is also energetically significant. I keep seeing images of water. Like there used to be a waterfall that fell in front of this structure. This pulled in energy from the water falling, as well as from the atmosphere. I don't want to call this a reactor, but I want to call this a battery. This thing glowed when it was charging. I see it as a combination of both natural features and ET-tech being used together, but constructed by humans. At this time, the earth was lush and peaceful, with big green leaves, and ETs coming and going. More than one tribe came together here to build this thing. It glowed and was a beacon, but they were also able to use this power wirelessly, like Tesla tried to do with his [Wardenclyffe Tower] free wireless power distribution system, and people were able to tap into it. There's also some kind of unique magnetic rock there that made the effect work. Geologically, the waterfall was the critical part. It glowed different colors: deep golden yellow to reddish amber (from charged to drained, respectively)."

Image #2: What's with Iapetus?

Backstory: Welcome to Iapetus, one of Saturn's many moons, but this one is arguably the strangest. Besides looking like the Death Star, it has an equatorial ridge that implies that this is an artificial object. What’s going on here? If it’s artificial, who built it?

What Lynn Saw

"This IS strange. I get this image of two halves being put together, and of it opening it up, like a PacMan mouth, and all these ships coming out. It's an ET base. I hear the phrase, 'hiding in plain sight.' The Avian ETs David Wilcock talked about are somehow tied to this. [You should all listen to that one; its three hours but well worth it.] There's an internal base and when the time is right, the mouth will open and ships will come out." Da-da then asked about Saturn's rings. "I get that it's made up of some shaped crystal chunks from something like Superman's 'Fortress of Solitude' that used to be there, but now it's all smashed."

Image #3: The Pied Piper of Hamlin

Backstory: The Pied Piper. An old story that may or may not have involved rats and missing children. What’s the real source of this legend?

What Lynn Saw

"I get a conflict when I try to view this. There's a dark story associated with this. I never really thought about this being dark, but there's something ominous about this. There's a hero and a villain involved, but it's the same person. I keep getting references to childhood games, like you go in the bathroom on Halloween and do the 'Bloody Mary' mirror thing. This guy was a hero, but then people intentionally began to see him as a villain. He was trying to do good (he actually rid the town of rats), but then the town turned on him, refused to pay up, and turned him into a villain. He then became synonymous with the boogieman. Parents would say, "Do your chores or the Pied Piper will get you." He did what he was supposed to do, but then became vengeful when the town failed to pay him. Then they made up this story about him to cover up their own reneging on the contract. [Sounds familiar.] They villainized him for doing good, and made up this story about taking the kids away, but it's not true. It became a fairy tale. He just wanted payment for what he did, but the parents and the townspeople kept the fairytale alive."

Image #4: Your Basic Portal

Backstory: This is what looks to be a portal a guy found in a photograph taken in the Netherlands. He didn’t see the object until he looked at his camera. Real or reflection?

What Lynn Saw

"I get that that is indeed a portal. And I get that a video would've shown a ship coming into earth's atmosphere. It's an entry portal. I can't get a clear answer on who this is, perhaps because I'm not supposed to know, or perhaps because there are simply SO MANY ETs coming and going that my mind simply cannot select out this one instance out of the zillions."

Image #5. The Mind-boggling Worth of "White Spiritual Boy"

Backstory: There are hundreds of bank accounts, worldwide, under strange names — and with even stranger amounts of money in them. This one, “White Spiritual Boy” has well over something like 10 decillion dollars on deposit in hundreds of banks. Is this real? If so, who does this account belong to? And will this money ever be redistributed to the masses like some people claim? (Da-da has his doubts.)

What Lynn Saw

"I do not see this ever being redistributed to the masses. I do get that all this money belong to the British Monarchy; it's old money that's been gathered forever. No one has as much money as they do. They have gold-lined tombs beneath the castle. That's why you see the Queen's signature there. How much money? I want to use the word "googol" [the root word that Google used for their name] for the amount. They're hoarding and gobbling up money like crazy. It's hidden and dispersed very intelligently, segmented out all over all the members of the monarchy. They have 10^100 amount of money [or ten thousand sexdecillion British pounds]. Really, I see the monarchy has a near-infinite amount of money. It's all so hidden and partitioned off that no one will ever be able to retrieve it who doesn't own it." Austerity, indeed. "As for why 'White Spiritual Boy'? It's a play on words -- but I can't tell what that is."

Da-da note:

To further demonstrate the size of this number, let's look at a googol. It's...

10^100

or a ONE with 100 zeroes after it, like this:

10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.

If they gave the 6.8 billion people on earth just 1% of this money to divide amongst ourselves, we would all have $10^88 in our bank accounts. Makes money almost meaningless... which it is. Why people worship royalty is beyond Da-da.

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AND NOW, the BONUS pic for this special anniversary edition...

BONUS: Who was Spring-heeled Jack?
Backstory: The infamous entity known as, "Spring-heeled Jack" was first sighted in England in 1837, and lastly in 1904, and has since spawned countless plays and books, pamphlets and articles throughout historical geekdom. Here's a snippet from an excellent write-up on Horrorpedia:

"Spring-heeled Jack was described by people who claimed to have seen him as having a terrifying and frightful appearance, with diabolical physiognomy, clawed hands, and eyes that “resembled red balls of fire”. One report claimed that, beneath a black cloak, he wore a helmet and a tight-fitting white garment like an oilskin. Many stories also mention a “Devil-like” aspect. Others said he was tall and thin, with the appearance of a gentleman. Several reports mention that he could breathe out blue and white flames and that he wore sharp metallic claws at his fingertips. At least two people claimed that he was able to speak comprehensible English.” He could apparently leap great heights over walls, and walk on the edges of things no one else could.

Just like the Pied Piper, the lore surrounding Spring-heeled Jack was also used by Victorian parents as their own local boogeyman, inducing fear in children who weren't behaving in a proper Victorian manner (that is to say, failing to remain invisible).

So, who was Spring-heeled Jack? Real entity or gentleman-trickster? Or was this perhaps a few accounts of general shenanigans blown into a larger newspaper-selling ploy?

What Lynn Saw

"I get that this is a lower-dimensional being that was here. He didn't interact with humans, but was a very low-level vibrational entity that was here, that people sometimes saw. He defied gravity as he wasn't bound by our physical laws [kinda like mothman].When he manifested himself, he was able to appear here, but then shift quickly into darkness. Very dark, very menacing. He had the mentality of someone in a mental institution."

Wow. Check, please. Join us Friday-after-next for episode #12!