I am not an infowars-fan, but okay .. this says it ...

Posted: 11:55:15 PM  

Space shuttle Endeavour STS-134 to be launched on Royal Wedding Day (April 29)...

Mission commander = Mark Kelly, husband of Congresswoman Gabby Giffords who was shot in head in Tucson on January 8; miraculously "resurrected" (initially declared "dead") she will now attend this "Destiny mission #2" launch along with President Obama.

Mark Kelly has twin brother, also NASA astronaut - hence "two sons/suns" a la 2010: The Year We Make Contact in which 2nd sun is dubbed "Lucifer" by Arthur C. Clarke (in book version)

Congresswoman Giffords was born & shot in Tucson, or "two-sun", again evoking "Lucifer".

Tucson is located at foot of (Santa) Catalina Mountains (hat tip to reader Andrew) - "Catalina" being central "signal" identified in "Lucifer's Destiny"...

"Catalina" (highlighted via 11/8/2011 "Mystery Missile") means "Catherine" as in Catherine (Kate) Middleton, marrying Prince William on April 29, day of shuttle launch.

April 29 is feast day of St. Catherine of Siena, noted for claiming to have experienced "Mystical Marriage" with Jesus (echoing "King Arthur")

As far as our ominous narrative concerning the San Andreas Fault heavily interacting with Catalina & Royal Wedding, we can add to the pile of "coincidences" the fact that the Royal Wedding represents the culmination of a "San Andreas" relationship in that Prince William and Catherine Middleton met and started dating while both attended St. Andrews University ("San Andreas" = "St. Andrews").

Note from MM:

Maybe it's time to 'move' ...

Posted: 10:30:17 PM  

'Don't forget, Gordon. Tomorrow you are Fatima, wife number six of Prince Mohammed of Saudi Arabia'

Mac on... Blair and Brown's 'missing' wedding invitations

Posted: 8:36:36 AM  

It's one of the balmiest Aprils on record. But while millions of Britons have been making the most of the seemingly endless sunshine, the unseasonal lack of showers already amounts to drought in many parts of the country.

Posted: 8:34:20 AM  

Storms kill 77 around South, including 61 in Ala.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - A wave of tornado-spawning storms strafed the South on Wednesday, splintering buildings across hard-hit Alabama and killing at least 77 people in four states.

TUSCALOOSA on Maps

More 7:

More than 160 dead as tornadoes hit US

THIS giant twister, estimated at 1.6km wide, was among the storms that have devastated the southern US. - - ->this text is on the 'frontpage' of the news'paper' ...

Posted: 8:24:37 AM  

Questions regarding Obama's birth certificate have persisted for more than two years, as the president noted Wednesday at a press conference announcing the release of his long-form birth certificate.

Interesting numbers ....

Posted: 8:22:06 AM