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Spiral of time and comets in the era of a GreatCelestial Conjunction

by Segey Smelyakov and JanWicherink

Original version

1. Comet Hale-Bopp (HB) and its siblings. In 1997 a forecast was published in which

the influence of this comet was predicted on the basis of analsis of its con!unctions

with the "un and their aspects and associated eclipses #1-$% with the use of con&entional

astrological concepts. 'he ualitati&e description of effects which could be produced atthese con!unctions was presented b (1) actors of influence that were di&ided into

three groups* natural+ technogeneous+ and socio-political, in their turn+ in each group a

series of directions was specified. or eample+ for the first group these are seismicitand &olcanism+ floods+ fires+ etc. or these actors of influence a concentration of

e&ents andor appearing of record (rare or etremal) e&ents of respecti&e direction was

forecasted. B their nature+ these e&ents eert a negati&e influence (catastrophes+conflicts+ etc.)+ although in the third group a fa&ourable e&ents ma occur.

'he moments of these con!unctions specif the (/) 'ime oci of influence which+ due to

their mundane (&i0. world-wide) nature+ are defined as calendar dates with the effective

orb of 5 days which corresponds to 2 orb for 3cliptic con!unctions.4ith the use of 5stroCarto6raph+ the moments of these con!unctions were also used to

obtain the ($) 6eographical oci of influence the meridians with the respecti&e orb

corresponding to 2 orb for 3cliptic con!unctions+ along which the most pronouncedmanifestations of the e&ents were epected. In particular+ the pass through definite

regions of the 8"5+ ussia+ 8:raine+ Israel+ China+ ;iddle 5sia.

It turned out #/+$% that in 1997 the forecasted concentration of e&ents pertaining to the

specified actors of influence had actuall ta:en place around the defined 'ime and6eographical oci+ and man of them were manifested as records, due to the nature of

these actor of influence the most part of the e&ents present inauspicious :ind of e&ents.

5fter then+ for se&eral ears the 'ime oci had reiterati&el mar:ed themsel&es whilecontinuing the trends (in countries and tpes of e&ents) that were firstl mar:ed in 1997

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composite ;undane >atal chart for this cometGs fl-b.

Besides+ a long duration of comet HBGs manifestations allows us to suggest that it was

probabl that msterious planet the appearance of which was predicted in the letters of

Helena oerich who said that fl-b of this planet would cause new influence+ not allaspects of which would be adeuatel accepted b humanit but which in the upshot

would be for common good.

f course+ wea: arguments eist as to stating that the influence of this comet wouldha&e been the same @+ @@ or @@@ ears ago. Howe&er+ in the contet of the current

situation in the space and phase of the 3arthGs e&olution we ma state that its oci come

to a resonance with a series of other factors of influence. Fust to begin with+ these are

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e&olutional world trends. 5t this+ the difference in se&eral ears between the millennia

durations of these ccles is not significant and ma be attributed to uncertaint in the

position of 6alactic 3uator and Centre of 6ala as well a to &ariations in theorientation of 3cliptic.

'herefore+ due to the importance of the current con!unction in transmitting of the "paceinfluence it was proposed to consider it as the Origin of the $lato%s year .

In different aspects the concept of the 6reat Celestial Con!unctions was later (andseemingl independentl) reflected b Fohn ;a!or Fen:ins in the astronomical part of

his concept of 6alactic 5lignment as a 4inter "olstice position of the "un that

con!uncts the 6alactic Centre+ and b >ic: 5nthon ioren0a in the astronomical partof his concept of Hol Cross which does not consider the "olstice lines (in more

detail "ee #1A%).

'herefore+ the current 6reat Celestial Con!unction can be considered to eert a

prolonged bac:ground influence to which the 3arth is submitted in the sense that e&enfor its phsical effects #19% this alignment of the 3arthGs aes creates a special channel

for transmitting the direct "pace influence during a relati&el long time inter&al.

>otice+ that the preceding 6CC (6$) relates to the epoch of approimatel A@@ B= (or

orth

5merican continent the >orthern part of which had cleared from the glacier shield./A @@@ ears age the same (relati&e to the mutual orientation of the aes) 6reat Celestial

Con!unction too: place as the present one+ after which the last large-scale >orth

5merican glaciation had started* during the latter part of the 4isconsin "tage (/A+@@@ to1$+$@@ ears ago) the ice sheets etended to about


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correlations when the period (or 3arthGs one+ it does not matter) is ta:en for the

unit. ;oreo&er+ the terms of these series corresponding to smaller &alues+ coincide

with the basic processes in nature and societ #/1%.It turned out that this "cale structures not onl the periods of &arious processes b

correlating them with the a&erage duration of the 11-ear "olar acti&it ccle+ but thee&olutional ccles as well. 'he partitioning of the ;aan calendar into periods the

lengths of which decrease b the 6olden "ection has shown that the bounds of these periods (more eactl short time inter&als centered on these separation epochs) define

the crucial epochs when an intense surge of e&ents ta:e place that pertain both to natural

phenomena (3arthua:es+ etc.) and e&olutional shifts in ci&ili0ations #//+ /$%.In particular+ the last separation epoch before the end of the ;aan Calendar relates to

1997 (if 7 inter&als are considered+ the number specific to the esoteric measure of time),

this is the ear of fl-b of the comet Ha:uta:e+ the direct predecessor of the cometHB+ the tra!ectories of which had made a cross o&er the 3arth as if blessing it with

future transformations (the subseuent comets ha&e also come to the resonance with

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at the following dates*

(i) on ;a 17+ when the "un will pass 5lgol (this star is associated with the ocus 'B,

"ee abo&e),

(ii) a sound resonance of the bifurcation point NO1A ( August&. +/@1@) with the ocusP7 ( Septe"ber 1. ) ma ta:e place in the inter&al 5ugust /A "eptember 1A+ the more

so since this ocus is mar:ed b two world-wide catastrophes (911 and explosion of

Financial Crisis, "ee abo&e),

(iii) a surge of the 'imewa&e ero function around /uly 9+ /@1@+ coincides with the

comet HBGs 'ime ocus PA ( /uly 0 with possible after-effects on /uly 10)+ thus gi&ing a

dangerous resonance inter&al for Ful < 9 (and+ possibl+ Ful 9 1


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Howe&er+ if some process de&elops with a substantial acceleration+ the 'C" base on it

will be notabl non-linear with respect to an phsical time sstem (since the latter are

coordinated to be homogeneous)+ that is the same periods of time with respect to this process will correspond to smaller and smaller inter&als of phsical time.

In this sense a propagation of the concept of 'C" being adopted in phsics to other

application+ including the e&olution+ is as natural as in phsics when a new 'C" is

defined. 'he onl difference is the essence of the parameter called 'ime (we ha&e tospecif how to measure the respecti&e uantit).

'hen if we define the e&olutional time as a mathematical function of phsical time+ a

graph of tpical e&olutional ccle would ta:e a form of slowl growing line (at a large

inter&al of phsical time+ where the e&olutional changes are almost not seen+ but theharmonic ccles dominate and clearl seen e.g. in seasonal &ariations) with a more or

less sharp rise and fall (depending on the tpe of the ccle) at the point of bifurcation

(ig.1.a). 5 seuence of such ccles present a saw tooth-li:e cur&e (ig.1.b).

'he eamples are economical ccles+ e&olutional ccles #Ka&id 4ilcoc: %+ ccles of&ariations in nature and societ during the 11-ear "olar acti&it ccles re&ealed b

5leander J 'chi!e&s:+ and other.

ig. 1. 3&olutional ccles

a) one ccle* linear de&elopment on inter&al 0 – 1+ uic: nonlinear rise (1 – 2) and fall

(2 – 3)in the &icinit of the bifurcation point 2,

b) a seuence of e&olutional ccles of the same tpe (arrows denote the &icinities of

bifurcation points), with respect to tpe of the ccles+ the wa&es ma be more and less abrupt.

>ow+ draw the charts of the same functions+ but in a polar coordinate system* we obtainthe phase-plane portrait where the polar angle correspond to phsical time+ and radius

to the ratio of time increments for phsical and e&olutional time scales+ respecti&el.

If the increments are the same for an moment of phsical time+ we obtain a circle,

thus+ the inter&al @1 at ig. 1.a will be reflected b an arc being close to a circle (or to

a fragment of a circle). Howe&er+ the inter&al 1/ will be reflected b a spiral curling to

the center* the same increments of phsical time are corresponded b greater and

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greater increments of e&olutional time so that the ratio rushes to 0ero+ and &ice &ersa

for the fragment /$.

'hus+ let a single period of phsical time (e.g. =latoGs ear) present the full sweep angle

of $A@2. 'hen+ if an e&olutional ccle goes to infinit at a bifurcation point whilede&eloping during the whole period+ we obtain a spiral presented in ig./.a, to spirals

(ig./.b)+ if the e&olutional ccle de&elops twice during the whole period+ four spirals

(ig./.c) if the e&olutional ccle de&elops four times during the whole period+ etc.

>ot less ama0ing is the fact that these spirals+ &i0. mathematical functions+ reflect the

world-wide :nown smbols of time and ccles in time the most sacred ;aan smbol

6 #/A%+ 3astern smbols Rin-Rang+ "wasti:a and some other which ou can find in

#17%+ including the case with the limited growth of function.

Jast+ but not least is that the pschological time can be defined and reflected in the

same wa.

ig./. =hase-plane portraits of e&olutional ccles with infinite growth in the points of

bifurcation

. "pring oci of the comet hale-Bopp in /@1@. 'his ear the statistics of naturalcataclsms+ air crashes and technogeneous accidents+ as well economical+ political and

social e&ents of greater importance and those which present records and concentrate

around the comet HBGs oci ha&e shown once again that these oci+ both Calendar and

6eographical+ are still effectual relati&e to the ma!or aspects of the actors of influence pertaining to the oci of the comet HB. In particular+ the trends that appeared in the

8"5 and Israel+ between the >. and ". ?oreas+ in ussia and 8:raine a decade ago are

seen once again.Besides+ a trend in distribution of &olcanism and seismicit+ that has intensified last ear

along the edge of the =acific =late+ in 3urope and in 5sia has had world-wide

conseuences. nce again+ ocus 'B manifested itself most &iolentl+ li:e it did in theear /@@9 ("ee "ec. / of #1@%).


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4hat is important+ an e&ent pertaining to one actor of influence (&olcano eruption) has

caused the etremal conseuences being specific to all three actors and eerted

influence o&er the all 6eographic oci, onl se&eral e&ents o&er the last decade hadde&eloped to such a great scale the 911 attac: and the eplosion of the 4orld financial

crisis among them at '7 (not counting the militar operations)+ and the also de&elopedat the comet HBGs oci+ as the tragicall :nown "umatra-5ndaman earthua:e ofKecember /A+ /@@< (it was still Kecember / in 3urope and 5merica+ &i0. at the ocus

'1+ Kecember /1) that :illed nearl /$@+@@@ people in fourteen countries.

Howe&er+ in the "ummar below we consider onl those spheres where the specified

factors of influence ha&e manifested themsel&es to the largest degree andor continuethe trends that started to appear at the comet HBGs oci since the &er beginning.

n the other hand+ all the e&ents that shoc:ed the world in these months also fit these

oci+ at least those which are uniue in modern histor* for instance the plane crash ofthe =resident of =oland+ airtrafic collapse caused b the &olcano eruption+ an attempt to

adopt a bill putting the ban on astrolog and some other.

"eemingl the onl e&ent of great significance that fits the oci and show positi&e

perspecti&es (let us hopeL) is the following*TB 080! 'he =residents of the 8"5 and ussia has signed a new "5J'

agreement which returns

a new process of nuclear disarmament that was actuall interrupted for decades

'his "ummar ma appear unimportant since the presented e&ents are uite recent+ inaddition not all tpes of e&ents are considered to their fullest etent. But one must note

that for the fourteenth ear the records and the concentration of e&ents pertaining to the

same actors of influence continue to appear in the same regions and cluster around the

same calendar dates. 5nd this does already "ecome a system.

eferences

1. "mela:o& ". Comets Ha:uta:e and Hale-Bopp* a orecast and its Serification =rec. Int. Conf. >C6 8ranus in 5uarius* 'owards the 5strolog of the III

;illennium ;oscow+ 1997+ 5strological Bulletin+ T .1. =. 1A 17. (In ussian)

/. "mela:o& ". 4hether the Comet Hale-Bopp is pening the 6ate to the

orthcoming KecadeU ?har:o&* 8:r"ib5stroBio Cetre =ubl.+1997. /E p. $. Whether the Comet Hale-Bopp is Opei! the "ate to the #orth$omi!

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o* the 6&ae Tre&s'

9. Whether Comet 8li 9ol& :er!i;e the #o$i o* Comet Hale-Bopp'

1@. Comet Hale-Bopp=

11. The Heael/ Collea!es a& their :arthl/ )rsits, or Whether this is ?ras*or Whom the Battle*iel& is )repare&'

1/. "mela:o& ". n the 'hreshold of >ew 3ra* the "tructure and Serification of

;odel of the "olar "stem odiac. ?har:o&* 8"I+ 199A. /E p. I"B> -7$A@-@@$-

@ (In ussian)

1$. The Celestial Crosses a& )aramot :arth 9AA-7$@9-$-$)

/$. 'he 5uric 'ime "cale 5nd 'he ;aan actor /6

.mmar/

Kistribution of e&ents of etreme nature o&er the actors of influence

and 'ime oci of the comet Hale-BoppIn this "ummar the e&ents are distributed in the following format*

'i Kate* countr+ e&ent W&ictims+ wounded and other featuresX

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?p&ates

6a/ 20, 2010

'he abo&e article and the below "ummar were posted on May 02 &(1( #/%. 5s itturned out that with respect to the abo&e orecast (item i)+ the e&ents of etremal nature

pertaining to the comet HBGs actors of influence had actuall started to appear and tocontinue the specified trends at the resonance point of May 1' + the below Su""ary

as replenished with the respecti&e e&ents at rubric 53 (after- effects).

actor 1* >atural Calamities

:arthDaes, Eol$ao erptios

5s in the first manifestations of the comet HBGs oci in 1997+ the natural calamities

were starting in / $ das before the oci dates.

'$ /7.@/ Chili* earthua:e+ 9 on ichter scale the strongest in @ ears.7@@ &ictims+ thousands missing+ / million homeless. B its magnitude it was 1@ times

more powerful than the preceding ua:e in Haiti. It nearl outshined the most

destructi&e ua:e e&er registered that too: place also in Chili+ in 19A@. 5fterward+


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had opened.

B ha&ing started its acti&it as natural calamit at ocus )0+ now+ at ocus )4+ it

propagates its influence o&er all three actors of influence.5s this &olcano was co&ered b a glacier of :m in diameter+ the floods co&ered the

ground and the clouds of ash and steam co&ered the s: and started to propagate toward3urope. 5n eruption of the same tpe too: place in 1&161&72 1.1& and in 9/@."ince 5pril 1 the ash cloud paral0ed the air communication o&er 3urope+ and

con&entional communications on the "eas and ground due to a cancel of flights. 3&en

half of the flights between the 8"5 and 3urope are canceled since the silicon micro

particles can disrupt the engines+ as it was with innish air fighters 1A that got in thecloud. "uch an airspace shutdown was not obser&ed since 44II+ and has no precedents

in its scale* $@@ airports are bloc:ed+ A$ @@@ flights are cancelled+ 7 mill. people

cancelled their flights+ 1@ mill. people rushed to railwa stations. 3uropean airlinessuffer a damage of 1@ /@@ million 3uro per da. 6eneral damage to airlines+ apart

from that to passengers and loads+ ma:es more than / billion 3uros.

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before ;a 17 a mudflow from its slope bloc:ed a road and destructed a dam. "ince

;a 19 it throws the ash and dust to an altitude of @@@ m, alongside+ about @ ua:es

is registered in this region. 5irspace limitations are estimated.

ma!eti$ stormsPN A-7.@< 'he strongest "agnetic stor" in 15 years is registered on the 3arth

In its acti&e phase it lasted for 9 hour. B its intensit it was a huge geomagnetic

disturbance that was caused b a coronal mass e!ection. >oteworth that it wasunepected e&en for geophsicists since no noticeable "olar flares were seen which

usuall cause such e&ents. >ote to this end that the "olar e&ents were snchronous with

the comet HBGs oci in the pre&ious ears as well #11%

1/.@< 'he pea: of the second magnetic storm is registered on the bac:ground of a

uiet "un. 5s the

geophsicists note+ in both cases there were no &isible causes for these e&ents* if thefirst storm was preceded at least b a small "olar flare+ the second was not accompanied

b an one

Hrri$aes, 8a&sli&es

P$ /7.@/ 1.@$ 5 wild storm called Dnthia hit 3urope the most destructi&e in1ears.

5t least 7 people ha&e been :illed+ do0ens are missing+ hundreds are wounded.

Hundreds dwellings are destroed+ millions of houses ha&e no electricit. irst it hit the

Canaries+ and then "pain and rance+ with floods and record winds (up to //@ :m per hour). "alt water filled the fields+ most of which could not be recreated. or rance+ the

damage is estimated as 1. bill. 3uro. Chaos came to some regions of 6erman with

closing of some roads+ airports and railwa stations. 5&alanches in "wit0erland :illed

two people.@$.@$* 8ganda* mudflow washed off se&eral &illages+ min 1@@ people :illed+ $@@

missing@.@$* 5nomalousl great wa&es (9 meters) had abruptl stro:e a cruise liner near

"pain* / :illed+

1< wounded. "uch wa&es ma appear in ;editerranean+ but once or twice a earPE @9.@$ In rance and "pain a cclone had turned "pring into a ussian 4inter*


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which ma:es an average yearly num"er (< - e&ents) for the last decade. Howe&er+ the

first storm in /@1@ too: place on ;arch 11 onl (this is firstl since /@@1) that is at

the !ocus ) (;arch 1$), with a small inter&als four "ore stor"s stro:e the countr.P /E.@$ 8"5* a wide range of con&ecti&e e&ents on the area from lorida to

Sirginia*E tornados mo&ed houses+ pulled out trees+ etc. the gusts reached 1


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irst showers started in the beginning of ;arch (&i0. at T3) the earliest ter" in &(

years (as a rule+ the start at the end of ;arch or in 5pril). Fust in '0an-ci pro&ince

/7@ @@@ people suffer damage. Chinese scientists associate this with 3l >iZo.19.@ Chili* snowfall in the most dr place of the =lanet &irtuall rainless

5tacama Kesert hasstopped operation of the bser&ator one of the most important in the

world

/@.@ India* an approaching of a powerful cclone results in e&acuation of 11@ @@@

people

8"5* ine,plicable 1(6year "a,i"u" in tornado activity* !ust in:lahoma se&eral do0ens

of tornado in / wee:s, there were onl $ before ;a 1@+ but /< to $@ tornados were

registered on this da, in the most powerful the speed of wind reached $@@ to $A@:mhr.

>ote. >55* 4armest 5pril 'emperature on ecord* the combined global land and

ocean surface te"perature was the ar"est on record for both April and for the periodfrom /anuary6April . 5dditionall+ last monthGs a&erage ocean surface temperature asthe ar"est on record for an 5pril+ and the global land surface temperature was the

third warmest on record. )his e,tra ther"al energy cannot but find the output in an

intensification of 3l 8i=o and+ as a conse>uence+ in reinforcement of processes thatcause e,tre"al precipitations and storms (3urope+ ". 5merica)+ tornadoes (8"5)+ dust

stor"s (China)+ etc.

;eanwhile+ a uestion arises* wh the a&erage temperature has grownU In some casessuch an increase is associated with the grows of Solar activity, but for several years

(e&en /-$ ears longer than it was epected) the "un resides at the phase of 116year

"ini"u". 'he adeuate answer to this uestion+ from our point of &iew+ is gi&en in

#'he ;ahatma Jetters+ T/$% where it is eplained that this is a "eteoric dust whichcontributes to the greatest etent to increase in precipitation and growth of

te"perature. 5nd this statement is supported b the fact that at present the per-ear

mass of the falling cosmic dust is increasing #1$%+ as the number of asteroids which fl- b close to the 3arth #1@%, to this end itGs worth mentioning the following*

'B 1A.@< 8"5* after watching a relati&el slow fl-b of a huge meteorite (the

did not :now whatit was)+ people started to warn securit ser&ices about coming of etra-

terrestrials

'herefore+ this eternal influence and its manifestations at the comet HBGs oci allowus to assume that later on the intensit of natural cataclsms associated with

atmospheric processes would grow and+ with respect to this "ummar+ would continueto concentrate at the specified oci.

actor /* 3ngineering disasters

5mong the technogeneous disasters at the oci once again the e&ents too: place being

tpical for the specified actors of influence* destruction of buildings with &ictims

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(Hinduist 'emple in India+ /@ &ictims+ $@ wounded+ on ;arch 5"5 decides to launch shuttle Kisco&er on 5pril (&i0. at 'B)

regardless of some

technical troubles (Helium lea:age in the right engine). Initiall+ the launch planned on;arch 1E (&i0. '


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mourning is declared.

5lthough the inuir is not finished at the moment+ it is declared that the plane was in

good shape. Competent persons remind that a similar situation too: place in /@@Eduring a flight to 'bilisi when the pilots were forced to land at the ad&erse weather

conditions.

>ote.

In $@ ears fi&e =residentsG planes ha&e crashed+ but ne&er so man officials becamethe &ictims*

19E1 =resident of 3cuador* due to a pilotsG error the plane crashed in a hill,

19EA =resident of ;o0ambiue and $9 accompaning persons* the plane crashed in ahill,

19EE =; of =a:istan and Commander-in-Chief* the plane di&ed and crashed

(di&ersion is assumed),199< =residents of wanda and Burundi* the plane was shot down b a missile,

/@@< =residents of ;acedonia* air crash due to a pilotsG error.;a:e note that onl the latter case too: place after the arri&al of the comet Hale-Bopp+

but on ebruar /A+ &i0. near the ocus '$. 'his means that both air crashes with=residents during the last 1< ears too: place at the oci of the comet HBL

1$.@< Indonesia* on landing+ the plane slid into a ri&er+ /@ wounded

15"5 cannot repair the cooling sstem of I"".'wo das later the landing of "huttle is postponed se&eral times

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17.@ 5fghanistan* crash of air liner due to a fog.


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bombs+ another

group shelled it. < :illed+ 1@ wounded.

n the same da one of the suicide-bombers made a powerful eplosion* $9 S+ 1@@ 4@7.@< >ew Ror:* a powerful eplosion in a tourist heart of the cit is supposed

to be an 5'* fromthe co&ers of underground communications the tongues of flame and smo:e ha&e bro:en awa. =olice e&acuates the dwellers of the nearb houses.

53 1ew Ror:* one more attempt to perform an act of terrorism with gas in

cans in a car 17.@ India* ;aoists eploded a line bus*


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camp where >a0is :illed ?ra:ow Fews

53 17.@ "pain* night pogroms+ mass fights of fans with police

6angsters and illegal business+ piratesP< /A.@$ ;oscow* police detained a band that robbed 1 collector cars.

PN @E.@< Israel* a band is arrested that was trading the human organs, among themare lawers+specialists in logistics and e&en a retired arm general

@9.@< 'he former head of =olaroid sentenced to @ ears for swindling (financial

pramids), it is

pro&ed that he had stolen $.A billion 8"K. 9 more persons are sentenced with thisaffair

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P$ A-E.@$ >igeria* more than @@ people are :illed in the result of ;oslem-

Christian clashes

?irgi0ia* the collapse of 'ulip re&olutionPN @7.@< 'he temporar go&ernment dissol&es the =arliament and assumed the

legislature5s in the pre&ious re&olution+ the protests started at the end of ;arch b the thanni&ersar of the 'ulip re&olution that ga&e the presidenc to Ba&iev on the wa&e of

mass disturbances being analogous to the current ones. Kuring mass protests of

opposition 7A people are :illed and 1/@ are wounded. ;asses produced a pogrom in

the =arliament and started a large scale marauding..9-1@.@< are declared the das of morning in ?irgi0ia. 'he deposed president

lea&es the countr

53 1$-1.@ 5fter the o&erturn at TB the disorders started in ?irgi0ia once again*n ;a 1$ the opponents of the temporar go&ernment sei0ed the power in sh. n

;a 1< the clashes (with stic:s+ stones and guns) too: place in K0helal-5bad between

the supporters of the temporar go&ernment and former president with the demand tofree the sei0ed residence of regional administration. "nipers were also engaged in firing.

n ;a 1 an attempt was made to destro the monument of reedom in the centre of

the Capital1E-19.@ K0helal-5bad* in mass clashes / people are :illed+ A/ wounded+ /

badl wounded. 'he supporters of e-president had thrown stones in opponents and

"tate 8ni&ersit

>ote+ that as in ?irgi0ia+ after ears of 'ulip re&olution+ so in 8:raine+ after earsof range re&olution a throwing down of former powers+ but legal+ ta:es place at the

oci and &er uic:l.

8:raine* a fiasco of the range re&olution

P$ @$.@$ 8:raine* after election of new =resident a new ma!orit is organi0ed inthe =arliament+

which supports him+ without the elections. 'he coalition retires the orange =; andCabinet and form new go&ernment.

PN @$.@< 8:raine deflects the plan of !oining >5', this is the first of a series of

decisions which

abolishes the :e anti-ussia programs of the former range rulers.

1. a court cancels the !ust adopted (in Fanuar) decision of the former

president re to

decoration of Bandera (a shad QheroG of the western regions who collaborated with >a0is) with the highest order of 8:raine, his followers were fighting for this since the44II 'hailand* a reiterati&e attempt of coup d\etat at the ocus 'B

PN @7.@< Kemos threaten to sei0e the =arliament. 'he state of emergenc is

declared in 'hailand#0 000 police and soldiers are entered in the Capital .pposition ignores the state of

emergenc

@9.@< Criminal court of 'hailand gi&es a sanction on detaining of /7 leaders of


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opposition

4ith ;arch 1/ (&i0. 'E) the opposition continues the mass protests in Bang:o:, the

promise to force the =; to fulfill their demands b 5pril 1/ (&i0. 'B)

53 1A-19.@* three-month confrontation transforms to a phase of ar"ed conflict *the preceding surge of counteraction too: place on April 1( (&i0. at TB)+ when thee

arm attempted to disperse the demos+ but the red-shorts had shown a fierce

resistance, /# $ere &illed 80 $ounded

1. In 17 regions the state of emergenc is announced. 'he clashes between

the arm and

opposition were going in Bang:o: all night long. 1@ @@@ people ha&e occupied the

centre of the Capital, the erect the barricades with the aim to repulse the ar"y. "oldiersha&e started to shoot in protesters

120#'he 6o&ernment announces the centre of Bang:o: to be a ;one of battering *there the camp of red-shorts is allocated. 'he continue to erect barricades+ put the

wheels to fire+ throw grenades and inflammator bottles in soldiers. fficials aree&acuated from the cit+ as well as women and children.

17.@ In two das the centre of Bang:o: has turned into a 0one of militar

actions. "hooting andeplosions ha&e silenced !ust in the morning. 'he term of the 6o&ernmental ultimatum

epires without a result. Kisturbances do not calm down+ do0ens of &ictims+ hundreds of

wounded.19.@ 4ith support of armoured troop-carriers the arm has started the storm

of barricades.

the nu"ber of victi"s and arrested protesters are groing 'he robberies and arsons(/ ban:s+ 'S centre+ etc.) are propagating. 'he curfe is announced in Bang:o:.

4y the evening2 the opposition have surrendered )he 06day ar"ed conflict is

ter"inated ith a dis"al end * .( victi"s2 15(( ounded .

;ongoliaPN E-9.@< pposition started the protest actions with the demand to dissol&e the

=arliament

thers went on hunger-stri:e demanding a referendum on confidence to the parliament

3=2=В= teratioal s$a&als a& e@pe$te& &e$laratios

=olitical scandals of international meaning

PE 1$.@$ "eor!ia* at "aturda night the countr was sei0ed b panic* the 'S

channel Imedi presents a special news issue that the ussian tan:s has in&aded in 6eorgia+ the plans

were to bomb the cities and president "aa:ash&ili is :illed. In panic+ the citi0ens started

to lea&e the houses. 5 minor reser&ation that it is not a realit was not noticed.

1. ussia+ Jipets: 'S has threaten the citi0ens b an info that >5'

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PN @E.@< 8"5* during a 4ashington-Ken&er flight a ]atar Sice-consul attempted

to set his shoes on

fire, he was neutrali0ed b marshals 1$.@< ?raie in the =arliament a Aill is registered that has no precedents

since the times of inuisition* in the draft it is proposed to Aa a/ a$tiit/ pertaii! to astrolo!/,

*ore$asti! a& heali! except of those &o$metar/I *ilms that arrate aAot

e!atie impa$t o* *tre *orte pre&i$ti! seri$es= +strolo!ers o* the ?raiehae starte& to protest= :e i the .oiet times there 9ere o la9s 9hi$h prohiAit

astrolo!/J

53 17.@Fapan* in a protest to the 8"5 base in :inawa+ a li&ing line ha&e encircled

the base

1E.@ 'he "ecurit Council considers a proposal as to putting new sanctionsagainst Iran

"hoc:ing deeds+ children

'$ @ew Ror:* a great scandal has agitated the 8"5* for an hour a child wasmonitoring

the air traffic in the largest international airport, he ga&e the permissions for landing and

ta:ing off, he turned out to be a son of traffic superintendent.PN @9.@< 8"5+ a shoc:ing histor* a stepmother has returned her adopted 7-ears

old son to ussia

b sending him alone+ with a writing that she made a mista:e and now let somebod

else ta:e him. In few das ussia adopts a temporar moratorium on adoption ofchildren b 8"5 citi0ens

53 19.@ 8"5* ne scandal is flaring up that is associated with an adopted child

from @ussia*

although the adopti&e parents were informed about not good heredit of a bo+ thedemand 1@ million 8"K from the adopti&e agenc

19.@ 6erman* in&estigation is started re to illegal adoption of @ussian

children* some firm

has illegall brought $@ children in 6erman

19.@ ;oscow+ ;tishchi* a citi0en of 80be:istan had made an atte"pt to sell

her 76"onth son for $@@ 8"K. "he was arrested on getting mone.

International agreements

34 080! The ,residents of 5ussia and %SA have signed the long expected ne$SA6T agreement

The negotiations $ere lasting more than a year7 since Autumn several times it $as

announced that it $ould "e signed in a $ee& or t$o :t returns these states to the process of nuclear disarmament that $as actually disrupted a decade ago

3=3= :$oomi$ re$or&s

34 00! The price on gold reaches its ; month maximum < 11#;0 %S= per ounce @E.@< It is declared that ban:ruptcies in the 8"5 ha&e reached their

maimum*

1A@ @@@ per ;arch it is the maimal rate since ctober /@@

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090! :n continuation of -uropean >as crisis of /009 ?that also developed

in extreme actions

"y the @Bs Foci the ,resident of 5ussia starts the construction of the marine part ofthe ord StreamD gas line that "ypasses %&raine

1/.@< ussia* the 8"K to uble rate falls to a minimum since >o&ember /@@953 17.@ the 3uro had fallen to its 06year "ini"u" 19.@ 6erman* the Chancellor estimated the situation as the "ost difficult indecades.

'his caused a sharp fall of 3uro and stoc: echange indices

spiral of time

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