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Nighthawk
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 		Nah, you pretty much got it right.

The time the content "expires" can be defined one of three ways:

1) The server sends the "last modified time" as part of the request header. This isn't always reliable since not only are there ways that this date might not change, but there's no guarantee the web server will respect it and send it.

2) If you set ALL the content on the site to expire immediately or after a certain amount of time. Unless you host your own server, there's no way to control that, not to mention that this isn't particularly friendly on bandwidth (especially when the Flash file is in excess of 25Mb already).

3) You, through code, tell the page to expire through any number of ways (a "no-cache" pragma, setting the expiration or "last modified" yourself, etc...). This implies that the page be script driven server-side, which isn't the case with a Flash file.

99% of the time, #1 works ... but YMMV.
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 		yeah, no arguments here. Just saying i wasn't looking for an explanation, that's all. good to know though.

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 		12:27AM est. nothin yet

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AzureWolf
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Bobaganoosh wrote:
12:27AM est. nothin yet


lmao, I was scouring google for an imaginary program that would check the file size of a file on the web every 60 seconds or so and alert me if it changed. I don't think such a thing exists. Not that frequently anyway.

ETA: Goodnight.

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 		Looks like we're not getting anything in the AM hours....
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 		I followed up on the info regarding the Usenet poster "XO"'s email address which is acesquadronsamps@gmail.com

I solved this as straight anagram of "Square and Compass"; which also links in with my KingKill 33 alternate reality hypothesis

KingKill 33 : http://www.ctrl.org/essay2/index.html

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JOOLZ wrote:
I followed up on the info regarding the Usenet poster "XO"'s email address which is acesquadronsamps@gmail.com

I solved this as straight anagram of "Square and Compass"; which also links in with my KingKill 33 alternate reality hypothesis

KingKill 33 : http://www.ctrl.org/essay2/index.html


Very nice!

wikipedia wrote:
The Square and Compasses (or, more correctly, a square and a set of compasses joined together) is the single most identifiable symbol of Freemasonry.

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JOOLZ wrote:
I followed up on the info regarding the Usenet poster "XO"'s email address which is acesquadronsamps@gmail.com

I solved this as straight anagram of "Square and Compass"; which also links in with my KingKill 33 alternate reality hypothesis

KingKill 33 : http://www.ctrl.org/essay2/index.html


WOW, what a find! I've been checking out the http://www.ctrl.org/essay2/index.html url and there's some, let's say BEYOND interesting stuff there, it's just plain intriguing. Did I miss the boat somewhere though, what's it all mean?
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SamuelofR247 wrote:
JOOLZ wrote:
I followed up on the info regarding the Usenet poster "XO"'s email address which is acesquadronsamps@gmail.com

I solved this as straight anagram of "Square and Compass"; which also links in with my KingKill 33 alternate reality hypothesis

KingKill 33 : http://www.ctrl.org/essay2/index.html


WOW, what a find! I've been checking out the http://www.ctrl.org/essay2/index.html url and there's some, let's say BEYOND interesting stuff there, it's just plain intriguing. Did I miss the boat somewhere though, what's it all mean?



I posted a link to one of the articles in there a few pages ago and as I said the GKNOVA transmission does specifically cover 2 elements out of the 3 elements on the KingKill 33 rite ( not sure about Prima Materia).


1: Creation and Destruction Of Primeordial Matter ( Fission in GKNOVA#1)
2: Killing Of The Devine King ( JFK GKNOVA#2)
3: The Bringing of Prima Materia to Prima Terra (Prima Materia could be moon rock (space race, sputnik etc) or it could relate to Red Mercury ( or Mercury Redstone if Freedom 7 is more of a clue in GKNOVA #3

It could all be a complete co-incidence but the theory covered in that article is very interesting nevertheless.

If you notice one of the articles in there also mentions "Cabals" which stood out to me as a strange word in one of the previous clues...

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 		So doing some research while waiting for the proverbial ax to drop. Apparently the ground Yankee Stadium is on has been owned by the Knights of Columbus since 1962. The Knights of Columbus are a Catholic Organization that is (according to conspiracy theories) an enemy of the freemasons. A fake "oath" has been circulated for a while, but it sounds like something that would fit with this.

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"I do promise and declare that I will, when opportunity presents, make and wage relentless war, secretly and openly, against all heretics, Protestants and Masons, as I am directed to do, to extirpate them from the face of the whole earth; and that I will spare neither age, sex, nor condition, and that I will hang, burn, waste, boil, flay, strangle, and bury alive those infamous heretics; rip up the stomachs and wombs of their women, and crush their infants' heads against the walls in order to annihilate their execrable race...."


Sources: http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1955/january_29_1955_116468.html
http://www.masonicinfo.com/KofC.htm

Apparently Richard Wright was also a freemason.
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Richard Wright, also a Freemason and the then Master of Wilberforce Lodge No. 2134 in the Province of Yorkshire, North & East Ridings

http://www.mqmagazine.co.uk/issue-16/p-53.php
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 		wow Azure. Yet again, unfictioners find some awesome information Very Happy

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Bobaganoosh wrote:
wow Azure. Yet again, unfictioners find some awesome information Very Happy


Filling in the gaps here:

First is CIA headquarters
The best connection I can find to masons is dan brown's book The Lost Symbol. There is this link though. http://www.justresponse.net/DougalWatt20Aug02.html

second is NORAD
I have no idea, crazy conspiracy stuff: http://www.scoreboard-canada.com/babylon-leyline-devilstower.htm

third is White Sands
This one sounds good:
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Harry S. Truman. As the 33rd President, this 33rd degree Mason initiated the Nuclear Age, the crowning success of alchemy, when the first A-bomb exploded at the 33rd Parallel Trinity Test Site, (Almagordo) White Sands, New Mexico. He was responsible for killing of thousands of Japanese (the Yellow Peril) at two cities close to the 33rd Parallel, Hiroshima and Nagasaki.


fourth is the White House
I've read several sites say that all the presidents excepting Lincoln and JFK were freemasons.

fifth is the Kremlin
Apparently freemasonry is alive and well in Russia. http://web.mit.edu/dryfoo/Masons/Reports/russia.html

This is kinda funny cause I'm pretty sure the conspiracy nuts have linked just about everything to freemasonry.

But at least it gives us some context for these clues which led ... nowhere.
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AzureWolf wrote:

But at least it gives us some context for these clues which led ... nowhere.


LMAO, still fun stuff though Azure. Some of these indirect clues lead me on reading tangents far deeper than the obvious stuff itself!
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 		This isn't the most satisfactory answer, but I suppose it wraps up the last thing that was bothering me. "brick, stone, marble, and granite" seemed an odd or unique choice of words. I suspect it was just another reference to Mason. However I think they got this exact order from the wiki for masonry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masonry

Quote:
The common materials of masonry construction are brick, stone such as marble, granite,...


Anyway that's my best guess
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