As you know, Signs of the Times is all about reading between the lines, seeing the unseen and keeping an open mind for symbolism.
Yesterday and today there were two very similar incidents that caught our attention.
One in Japan:
Over the past few years we have noticed clumps of events involving planes, and that very often they preceded some significant event, or happened at a time and in such a way that they could be interpreted as something signalling the world to "wake up!"
Anyway, in the current climate, when we think of "nose-diving", we think of the economy. It is also very interesting that the countries in which the planes nose-dived were Japan - the long time "NeoLiberal economic model" for the world, and Dubai - the drug, people and gun-running playground of the CIA and Mossad, not to mention a US client state that is spending money like there is no tomorrow and currently hosting 20% of ALL the construction cranes in the world.
Also, Haliburton recently announced that it was relocating to Dubai, and of course there was last week's big stock market slump in China and the US.
All in all, we find it pretty interesting. Time to sit up and take notice?
Joe
Yesterday and today there were two very similar incidents that caught our attention.
One in Japan:
Another in DubaiJapan plane lands without nose gear
Airline grounds fleet after Japan mishap
http://www.smh.com.au/news/World/Japan-plane-lands-without-nose-gear/2007/03/13/1173722442061.html
March 13, 2007
All Nippon Airways grounded its entire fleet of Bombardier planes after the front landing gear on one failed to descend, forcing the aircraft to make an emergency landing with 60 people on board.
No one was injured when the Bombardier DHC-8 turboprop landed on its rear wheels and then carefully touched its nose to the runway.
So basically, two planes "nose-dived".Plane Malfunction Closes Dubai Airport
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/12/AR2007031200232.html
The Associated Press
Monday, March 12, 2007
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- The wheel of a Bangladesh airliner malfunctioned during take off Monday, and the plane's nose and engines slammed into the ground. Fourteen passengers were injured and the Middle East's busiest airport closed for eight hours.
Biman Bangladesh Airlines Flight 006 was accelerating down the runway at 6:30 a.m. when the wheel malfunctioned, airport officials said.
The 236 passengers and crew were evacuated and the injured were taken to hospitals, the officials said. All injuries were said to be minor.
Over the past few years we have noticed clumps of events involving planes, and that very often they preceded some significant event, or happened at a time and in such a way that they could be interpreted as something signalling the world to "wake up!"
Anyway, in the current climate, when we think of "nose-diving", we think of the economy. It is also very interesting that the countries in which the planes nose-dived were Japan - the long time "NeoLiberal economic model" for the world, and Dubai - the drug, people and gun-running playground of the CIA and Mossad, not to mention a US client state that is spending money like there is no tomorrow and currently hosting 20% of ALL the construction cranes in the world.
Also, Haliburton recently announced that it was relocating to Dubai, and of course there was last week's big stock market slump in China and the US.
All in all, we find it pretty interesting. Time to sit up and take notice?
Joe