Benjamin Fulford's posts and reports

[jagman]

I got ocean front property in Arizona, and if you buy that, I will throw the golden gate in for free
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[Calz]

Regardless of what may (or may not) transpire ... I have to admit this did bring about my biggest laugh of the day:

Fulford has said that the Pentagon may now house these people, at least temporarily, in the very same “detention camps” they had originally planned on using against American citizens.

Karma’s a bitch.

[Eric J (Viking)]

I think someone asked if there were any pictures floating around....yes yes yes I know its Sorcha....but the article is from Zen Gardner ...



by Zen Gardner

Oh boy. Just when you think you've seen it all. I was just talking to my wife about the Benjamin Fulford and now David Wilcock claim that the Virginia earthquake was the nuking of two underground bases. I know, it's wild but the story has legs apparently.

Actually, Fulford's claims that secretive "white hats" are fighting the badass "black hats" is a pretty cool thought. Here's what David Wilcock has to say:

NUCLEAR STRIKES AGAINST UNDERGROUND BASES

(Wilcock) Recently, these sources informed him (Fulford) that the earthquakes that occurred in Colorado and the Washington DC area, surrounding August 22nd and 23rd, were, in fact, apparently nuclear strikes against underground military facilities.

[These underground bases] have been built by the US government, ostensibly since the early 1960s, at the cost of trillions of dollars of undocumented taxpayer money that is going into these“black projects.”

...I was absolutely astonished when I started to ask around and found out that everyone I know, with one exception who probably wasn’t on a need-to-know basis, confirmed that this attack did happen.

If you haven’t understood the gravity or the implications of what I’m telling you right now, it’s important to point [one thing] out.

These guys never imagined that these underground facilities could have been attacked. Ever.

So what has happened here is a seismic shift in this insider war—that is arguably as significant as the nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II.

And in fact, it may very well be the workings of the Universe, in terms of karma, that the people responsible for those attacks have now had it happen to them. See full article HERE

Pretty cool if true.

Then I ran into THIS story:

Strafford -- A massive hole in the ground behind two houses along Brush Everard St. inside the Austin Ridge subdivision in Stafford is threatening to swallow the two homes near it.

Now THAT should get you wondering....

Pretty dang close. Of course it could be natural underground erosion triggered by the quake...but maybe not. Should be interesting to see how this plays out.
Other anomalies

The quake seemed to have a lot of weird characteristics, but then again they haven't had a quake of that intensity in that region for some time. In addition, the rock strata are quite different from other areas of the US and is known to make quakes travel much further.

Activist Post ran a compelling piece entitled 6 Strange Anomalies With The Virginia Earthquake that mentions among other oddities the strange location, shallow depth and weird seismograph it produced. It also apparently simultaneously knocked Hurricane Irene off-course, similar to how hurricane Erin approaching NYC on 9/11 was seemingly turned out to sea during the "magical" pulverization of the twin towers.

Very strange indeed. Underground nuke? HAARP? Directed energy weapons?

"Something's happening here, what it is ain't exactly clear."

Keep on wondering...cuz man, we live in freaky times!

Love, Zen

Full article and pictures here...
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/sto..._Virginia.html

viking

[Lily de Cuir]

Hello Everyone,

I did a scan of the transcript, VERY interesting. I will listen to the full interview tomorrow, word for word on my iPod. Normally I take DW and BF with a bit of a grain of salt, but now I think, 'what if?'

I'm thinking there is more to this than BS.

Seriously.

Just my two cents.

Cheers,
Lily

[Andre]

Posted by viking (here)
I think someone asked if there were any pictures floating around....yes yes yes I know its Sorcha....but the article is from Zen Gardner ...



by Zen Gardner

Full article and pictures here...
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/sto..._Virginia.html

viking

Stafford, where this referenced sink hole appeared is about 80 KM south of Washington D.C. I can't see how it's related.

[Helvetic]

"Listen to everyone, read everything, believe nothing unless you can prove it in your own research"
~William Cooper

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by leland9000 (here)
Bill,

What are your feelings regarding BF's claims that a nuke caused the Japan Earthquake/Tsunami ?

More nonsense. Fulford is doing an increasing amount of damage to the alternative media. He also said that Mount Fuji would erupt on 11 April this year. He's getting to be as bad as Sorcha Faal.

Nukes aren't necessary to trigger earthquakes. Mother Earth (aided by an increasingly energetic sun) does this just fine all on her own, and HAARP is established technology that definitely also induces earthquakes -- though it's not perfected yet.

[Of interest: although this is old news, Henry Deacon confirmed this to us quite a while back, and in so doing stated that Fulford had his own information wrong about exactly how HAARP works.]

[Andre]

The entire subject of who or what is causing increased earthquakes around the world is a thorny one indeed. It is clouded because the Earth itself is causing many, HAARP is probably causing some, and now we have Sorcha Faal or Benjamin Fulford throwing into the mix global elite factions who have decided to nuke each other. (The Virginia and D.C. earthquakes). If it's true, good luck to them! Just leave the rest of us out of it thank you!

[Bryn ap Gwilym]

viking
Hi

I don't see how this picture can be classed as evidence when the woman (homeowner) in the video has already stated that its is not the first time a sink hole has happened & she blames the builders. Video below & already posted - comment #24



https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...-Wilcock/page2

There is a huge chance that the sinkhole is closely related to underground streams etc.

[Eric J (Viking)]

Posted by Andre (here)

Posted by viking (here)
I think someone asked if there were any pictures floating around....yes yes yes I know its Sorcha....but the article is from Zen Gardner ...



by Zen Gardner

Full article and pictures here...
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/sto..._Virginia.html

viking

Stafford, where this referenced sink hole appeared is about 80 KM south of Washington D.C. I can't see how it's related.

Hi Andre/Bryn ...yes I did pick up on that... I read it a couple of times and maybe he's making the connection here with what he says...

"The quake seemed to have a lot of weird characteristics, but then again they haven't had a quake of that intensity in that region for some time. In addition, the rock strata are quite different from other areas of the US and is known to make quakes travel much further."

I'll drop him a line to see what he says...!

~~~~~~~~

viking

[DNA]

I listened to the interview three times, and I read the transcript (I have a lot of time on my hands).

It sounds plausible, and I can't help but to hope there is truth in the statement that the Pentagon is opposed to this Rockefeller banking oligarchy (it gives me hope).
He also does a splendid job pointing the finger at the Neo Cons of the USA as the politicol face of this franchise for sycophants.

[Bryn ap Gwilym]

viking Hi

The again, I guess its also possible that underground drilling in that area over the years could also be to blame for the sinkholes?
It would be interesting to see if any of the underground maps have tunnels in the area.

[K626]

If you treat it like standup it's worth a listen.

[Hervé]

Posted by Bryn ap Gwilym (here)
viking
Hi

I don't see how this picture can be classed as evidence when the woman (homeowner) in the video has already stated that its is not the first time a sink hole has happened & she blames the builders. Video below & already posted - comment #24



https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...-Wilcock/page2

There is a huge chance that the sinkhole is closely related to underground streams etc.

For better accuracy of data:

[Hervé]

It seems to me that the sinkhole is more the results of the thixotropic qualities of the grounds (liquefaction capabilities) of that area, after the EQ.

[aceninja]

I actually don't think either BF or DW being credulous takes from the validity of the quake in my honest opinion. That event was very personal to me... After I heard what happened, I immediately knew that it had to be either HAARP or something NOT NATURAL. My intuition told me minutes afterward that something stinked about the situation. I independently verified through personal friends who felt the "quake" in Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Pittsburg and other places.

I read some BS excuse about the soil being softer and thus carrying the waves further which would "explain away" the fact that California quakes aren't felt in Nevada...

Logic tells us that if an earthquake usually has a very limited scope of damage that there had to of have an underground tunnel system that carried the waves. Otherwise the mountain range should have absorbed whatever remaining energy escaped from Richmond, VA.

As more details came out a natural earthquake the rode the tunnel system was ruled out... why? There was a weird sound like a Ram's horn that happened (a youtube video caught the sound at a baseball game in Tampa Bay?) This sound was heard everywhere. I haven't heard of any Earthquakes producing a sound like that.

Long story short, something stinks, and the story lines up. The Russians reported the day after that the quake had something to do with the CIA or something as well.

This story connects the dots and makes sense especially after keeping up with what has been said well before the quake happened.

I regret any loss of like that may have occurred that day, no matter which "side" the casualties were from.

Backstory from Fukushima, and the fact that most nuclear power plants are being built on FAULT LINES, includes the one in VA definitely cross correlates.

It's okay to go with your instincts, and I understand that it's "safer" to play the skeptic when credibility is on the line. I personally take stories and keep them in the back of my mind and when supporting evidence rears its ugly head I'd know who was telling the truth and who was lying. With regard to BF and DW's account on the Richmond Earthquake, I'd lean more towards acceptance them skepticism. At the very least sit on the fence and wait for the next move. If the move you suspect happens then you know they weren't lying.

This was the affirmation for me because I kept Japan, and all the nuclear reactor drama in the back of my mind and it was only a matter of time when the US would be hit with something similar. Perhaps it could have been worse and a Fukushima was actually diverted thanks to some group looking out for us.

**I also don't recall Richmond Virgina lying on a fault line or being a seismic zone...

[Bollinger]

Whilst I agree with the notion of not believing until something can be proved, there is another method that one can use to ascertain whether or not something merits listening to. Is it logical? Does it sound plausible? Are there tangible things such as names, places, dates that one can check and verify whether anything of what is said carries any weight.

If something can pass those tests first, it can be afforded some credibility by allowing oneself a small indulgence. In this particular case, I find that Fulford always has names, places, explanations, dates, amounts, quantities at the ready. It's not as if he's become rich from his website, it's not as if he's just appeared out of no where either. He's written some 15 books in Japanese and been around a very long time saying pretty much the same sort of thing. He seems to be loaded with an incredible amount of information and is always inviting us to check a lot of it that he says is in the public domain anyway. So, instead of just dismissing him, go check if those names, places and events are real. Well, DW says he's done a lot of that. What can either of these people gain by lying? They do however have a lot to lose. So on balance I think Fulford deserves at least to be heard and given serious consideration.

At least logical consistency and plausibility allows us to move to the next stage of actually trying to verify what is being said which is what people have been trying to do with the nuclear explosion versus natural earthquake comparisons.

Surely we do not expect Fulford or Wilcock to sneak into the facilities and take pictures for us just so we can be satisfied.

Again, none of this should imply that what Fulford said or claimed is true. It's plausible. The other thing I wanted to point out is that if some information comes his way from a source he trusts and that piece of information turns out to be false, it does not automatically mean that everything else must also be false? That is just bad logic.

[jagman]

"Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason, than that of blind-folded fear.-Thomas Jefferson

[onawah]

I have found the names, dates, explanations, etc. in Fulford's and Wilcocks info are often lacking. References and allusions are made, but often nothing more substantial. Wilcock often says he cannot be specific because of anonymity issues for whistleblowers. That is understandable, but in Fulford's case, if his info is so solid, I would like to see the proof.
As for earthquakes, there are plenty of natural reasons for them happening in places where they have not occurred before. We cannot automatically assume that because there is something unusual about it, it is manmade. There are lots of unusual phenomena occurring in our solar system now, and most of them are natural.

[Andre]

A lot of people on this forum have expressed uncertainty around Benjamin Fulford's on-going accounts of the World Management Team's shenanigans. Bill seems to dismiss him outright. Others are sitting on the fence. I'm probably a little on Benjamin's side of the fence but I still haven't put my feet on the ground. He does make wild predictions. He does seem a bit over the top. But, to me, there is also a ring of truth behind it all. Anyway, I thought I would post this link to a video interview Benjamin did. I always think it's a better way to help decide one way or the other. You be the judge.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MfQY45SOd80