Helderberg – Flight 295 – 28 November 1987

* Decades back, on 28 November 1987, a South African Airways Boeing 747 with 159 people on board disappeared over the Indian Ocean in the middle of the night.   Only one thing was certain: there was a fire (or two) on board the plane before it vanished. With only a few bodies, a small amount… Continue reading Helderberg – Flight 295 – 28 November 1987

All lives matter

ALL lives matter - BLM is not a god to kneel down.    To expect "that one person of any colour to kneel down " is racism, discrimination, communism and violation of human rights.    ALL lives matter.  Not only blacks.    Where is the respect to ALL lives matter? but only hate against others.   … Continue reading All lives matter

Pomegranates – Polyphenols

Foods that are richly hued usually have high polyphenol counts – think grapes, berries, exotic spices – all deeply flavored and pigmented, thanks to the action of phenolic compounds. Polyphenols are also associated with bitter and astringent tastes found in foods such as coffee, tea, and certain tree fruits, like olives and pomegranates. * Polyphenols are a category… Continue reading Pomegranates – Polyphenols

GAIA – shield protection (EMF) – 5G

* Some of the most effective materials for blocking EMF and RF waves include aluminum, copper, and silver. These materials are highly conductive and can effectively block or redirect electromagnetic radiation.  In fact, ANY conductor of electricity will block radio waves, because radio waves are a form of electromagnetic radiation. * G A I A website… Continue reading GAIA – shield protection (EMF) – 5G

District-Centred Development Model – Khawuleza

First things first - there were promises made before, during and after the 1994 elections. Where are those promises since 1994, the services, the RDP houses with real taps and water, with toilets, electricity, businesses and employment to the South African citizens?   Where is all the corruption money, the state capture, Guptas, arms deals,… Continue reading District-Centred Development Model – Khawuleza

LiDAR – Light Detection and Ranging

Lazor Technology and Megacities - The results suggest that Central America supported an advanced civilization that was, at its peak some 1,200 years ago, more comparable to sophisticated cultures such as ancient Greece or China than to the scattered and sparsely populated city states that ground-based research had long suggested. * Virtually all the Mayan… Continue reading LiDAR – Light Detection and Ranging

Comet Neowise (C2020 F3) – July 2020

As a morning object, the comet's best views will come during a three-day stretch on the mornings of July 11, 12 and 13, when it will stand 10 degrees above the northeast horizon, 80 minutes before sunrise — the beginning of nautical twilight. Your clenched fist held at arm's length measures approximately 10 degrees in width.… Continue reading Comet Neowise (C2020 F3) – July 2020

Leonista – Karoo Agave Spirit – South Africa

The Agave plant was introduced into South Africa roughly hundred and fifty years ago. Legend has it that the Mexican blue agave plant was brought to Africa by Spanish and Portuguese sailors, who used the heavy hearts (or Pina) of the three-metre high plant as ballast in their ships.     BUT ...  It is mentioned, that Leonista, South Africa’s first 100% Karoo… Continue reading Leonista – Karoo Agave Spirit – South Africa

Tequila – Mexico

Drinking tequila in an agave field feels a long way from, say, Cabo. You’ll find volcanic mountains in place of two-for-one bars; and instead of party-goers there are agave farmers, or jimadores, chopping down rows upon rows of spiky agave plants with heavy, long-handled, flat-bladed knives known as coas. The tequila itself is passed around in small,… Continue reading Tequila – Mexico

Mass graves – SA – Massagrafte

  The Gauteng health department has clarified that it has not dug a total 1.5 million graves for deaths which will occur owing to the Covid- 19 coronavirus in the province.   In a statement released on Thursday, the department explained that this was the capacity of graves which can be prepared in the province.   … Continue reading Mass graves – SA – Massagrafte

Sahara – Libya’s Forbidden Deserts

The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world, and the third largest after Antarctica and the Arctic.    It spans an enormous area of 3.6million square miles – about the size of China or the USA.     There is also Waw and Namus volcano.   It means "oasis of mosquitoes", a reference to the… Continue reading Sahara – Libya’s Forbidden Deserts

Sahara – Wadi Takarkori region

The Wadi Takarkori region where the discovery was made is already being described as an “untapped treasure” with hundreds of sites awaiting excavation. Tafuri and her colleague Savino di Lernia began excavating the archaeological site between 2003 and 2006.  Other archaeologists have also uncovered huts, animal bones and pots with traces of the earliest fermented… Continue reading Sahara – Wadi Takarkori region

Black billionaires and millionaires – SA

*  According to Forbes’ annual ranking of dollar billionaires, diamond magnate Nicky Oppenheimer is the richest man in the country with a net worth of $7.3 billion.    He is joined by familiar names – such as luxury goods boss Johann Rupert ($5.5 billion), mining and minerals tycoon Patrice Motsepe ($2.4 billion), media mogul Koos Bekker… Continue reading Black billionaires and millionaires – SA

Deep state … Michael McKibben and Douglas Gabriel

Michael McKibben and Douglas Gabriel take their research as deep as it gets to show you who holds the driving mechanisms of global control.   There are various interviews, video's  and articles about the world issue of "lock down" too.   Dit was eers suiwer om die virus maar ons weet nou na 'n paar weke van… Continue reading Deep state … Michael McKibben and Douglas Gabriel

Foskor Richards Bay – Fire 10 June 2020

  Zululand Observer newspaper reported about the serious fire that has broken out at the sulphur terminal in Richards Bay (Foskor).    It was reported by Grindrod Terminals to the Richards Bay Clean Air Association (RBCAA) at about 1.45pm on 10 June 2020.   It was reported that the Foskor fire department was on the scene… Continue reading Foskor Richards Bay – Fire 10 June 2020