Behold A Pale Horse

[AndreaGail]

http://media.sacbee.com/static/weblogs/photos/images/2010/may10/oil_above_sm/oil_above03.jpg

[k-os]

Scary!

[PatColo]

Where'd you find the pic?

Bill Cooper's "Behold A Pale Horse" PDF (http://gold-silver.us/forum/conspiracy-theories/bill-cooper%27s-%27behold-a-pale-horse%27-pdf/)


http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51uUBhFbDKL._SS500_.jpg

[AndreaGail]

Where'd you find the pic?

Bill Cooper's "Behold A Pale Horse" PDF (http://gold-silver.us/forum/conspiracy-theories/bill-cooper%27s-%27behold-a-pale-horse%27-pdf/)


http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51uUBhFbDKL._SS500_.jpg


it was posted on the timebomb2000 forum linked from another site

[gunDriller]

that pale horse shape is all oil ?

[MNeagle]

I'd like to see the original link, looks a little-too-convient (photo-shopped) to me at the moment.

[Heimdhal]

so where are the other three horses that preceed the pale horse of death? ;)

[gunDriller]

I'd like to see the original link, looks a little-too-convient (photo-shopped) to me at the moment.


that's quite normal in nature. i have a whole collection of images that are random, yet look like something. (bird-shit on the sidewalk that looks like a gecko, mold on the pool that looks like a Valkyrie, bug splat on my windshield that creates a grasshopper shadow on the dashboard - etc.)

that's related to why we have the "Virgin Mary" sightings. human beings are natural observers of visual patterns. how many trillions of mold cultures are there in the world ? yet when a mold culture (or the mineral residue from dripping water, whatever) looks like the Virgin Mary image, it becomes a tourist attraction.

[JohnQPublic]

so where are the other three horses that preceed the pale horse of death? ;)


They may have already come and gone. Look over that last 2000 years, and you can see their footprints.

[JohnQPublic]

I'd like to see the original link, looks a little-too-convient (photo-shopped) to me at the moment.


that's quite normal in nature. i have a whole collection of images that are random, yet look like something. (bird-sh*t on the sidewalk that looks like a gecko, mold on the pool that looks like a Valkyrie, bug splat on my windshield that creates a grasshopper shadow on the dashboard - etc.)

that's related to why we have the "Virgin Mary" sightings. human beings are natural observers of visual patterns. how many trillions of mold cultures are there in the world ? yet when a mold culture (or the mineral residue from dripping water, whatever) looks like the Virgin Mary image, it becomes a tourist attraction.


I think the best example it laying in a field and watching the clouds. Also, the constellations.

[gunDriller]

I think the best example it laying in a field and watching the clouds. Also, the constellations.


it helps to get a picture but they can mean whatever meaning we assign to them.

once i had a beard and i was thinking about shaving it. then i saw a cloud that looked like a beard.

it was like the cloud was talking to me. (this is without drugs 8) )

[PatColo]

Thunder Horse - Oil Field of the Apocalypse? (http://beforeitsnews.com/story/146/051/Thunder_Horse_-_Oil_Field_of_the_Apocalypse.html)

Contributed by Zen Gardner (Editor)
Saturday, August 21, 2010 12:01

It turns out the oil field BP has been playing with for greedy gain is a notoriously volatile one they’ve been trying to get a handle on for over a decade. Named Crazy Horse due to its unpredictable nature, BP was forced to change the project name to Thunder Horse in deference to the Lakota tribe spiritual reference.

Any way you look at it, it’s clear they knew they were in for a wild ride.

[...]

http://diaconspiracyfiles.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/mustang-thumb-510x340.jpg
Named by some as the evil spirit Balthazar–this highly controversial demon horse at
Denver International Airport greets everyone visiting or working at DIA.

http://www.apocalipsis.org/image6-1.jpg
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

more:
http://beforeitsnews.com/story/146/051/Thunder_Horse_-_Oil_Field_of_the_Apocalypse.html