Russian Rocket Failures Per the Zetas, the Council of Worlds was responsible for the failed launch of a communication satellite in 2012, 2013, and now again in 2014. This time, the UFO doing the shoot-down was caught on video! Per the Zetas, the message from the Council of Worlds to the Russians is consistent – stop trying to block migrations among drowning peoples, both within and without Russian territories. Proton-M Rocket Carrying Russias most Advanced Satellite Crashes May 15, 2014 rt/news/159304-proton-rocket-crashed-kazakhstan/ A Russian Proton-M rocket with an advanced satellite on board crashed outside of Kazakhstans territory, about nine minutes after lift-off. The Express-AM4R would have been Russia’s most advanced and powerful satellite. Ironically, it was of the same design as the Express-AM4, which was lost in August 2011 in a failed launch. The satellite was to provide internet access in Russia’s remote regions at affordable prices. In 2013, Russia carried out 32 of the 82 space launches completed worldwide, only one of which failed. ZetaTalk Insight 5/24/2014: This 2014 satellite was ostensibly to provide Internet access and enhanced communication ability to remote regions of Russia, primarily to Siberia. But this was to be a two-way communication, so that the Russian government could trace movement within the Russian borders and identify communications between settlements. Enhanced surveillance capability would allow infra-red tracking so migrations could not be hidden beneath cover, nor could settlements hide beneath the ground. The flooding and migration that will result during the Last Weeks and Aftertime are viewed as an opportunity by the Council of Worlds, where many souls can rise to the occasion to help others or fail in this regard. Opportunity is key, but if restricted into immobility by overloads who restrict all movement, these opportunities are lost. Any restrictions must be loose enough to allow circumvention. So sayeth the Council of Worlds.
Posted on: Sun, 15 Jun 2014 00:37:21 +0000
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