Friday, 3 July 2009

Any Similarities? Hummingbird Crop Circle - Nazca







“Nazca Bird” reported July 2, 2009







Hummingbird on Plains of Nazca (500 B. C. to 500 A. D.), 250 miles south of Lima, Peru.






July 3, 2009 Wiltshire County, England - This morning I received the following UK crop formations from 2008 and 2009, that the Australian scientist proposes have each related to astronomical countdowns to predicted solar events. The current question today is: since April 14, 2009, and the first UK crop formation at The Ridgeway in flowering oilseed rape, has the crop formation intelligence been forecasting a major solar eruption for Tuesday, July 7, 2009, perhaps occurring in the late afternoon in English time?






"Perhaps there is some method to their madness? I did not see the pattern until that ‘Nazca hummingbird’ appeared last night. Tail feathers in the swallows from 2008 read ‘10-9-8.’ Tail (or other) feathers in the hummingbird from 2009 read ‘5-3-2-1.’”


Further, Mark in Colorado, who worked in computer signal processing for thirteen years and who sent me his Quetzalcoatl PDF comparing the South Field and Milk Hill “alien symbols” to Mayan glyphs has also emailed to me the following PDF about the “Nazca Hummingbird” that was reported yesterday, July 2, 2009, below Milk Hill near Stanton St. Bernard, Wiltshire, England.


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Is there any comparison here that we should look into and consider?




Yemenia Airlines Logo (from the recent Airbus plane crash):






New "Hummingbird Crop Circle" (appeared on July 2, 2009):




Source

PITP: please note, I believe crop circles and UFO's for that matter to be the work of the demonic realm. (or TPTB) I don't expect anyone to agree with me. I am only posting this information so that my readers can make up their own mind. However I do believe they are signs and wonders of the end times that God through the bible warned His people about.





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