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The Michael Decon Program:  Marshall Masters – Planet X & Beyond, The Future Depends On You

The Michael Decon Program: Marshall Masters – Planet X & Beyond, The Future Depends On You

| May 25, 2023

If you’re wondering where I’ve been, I’m working on a new series called The Jab with Marshall Masters.  Production is well along, and I hope to release it soon. It will be interesting for those who have followed the Plandemic from day one, but it is devoted to the jabbed and newly aware. I’m talking […]

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Signs 76 – Fireball Pulse Pattern

Signs 76 – Fireball Pulse Pattern

| May 5, 2023

March was a victory for Yowusa.com, and we’re happy to report that the end of USGS data capping is now in its second month. To be on the conservative side, let’s not get bubbly.  Eternal vigilance is called for! With fireballs, we’re in new territory, and it’s a ride.  February 2023 was a fireball trifecta, and […]

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Signs 75 – Yowusa Takes a Victory Lap

Signs 75 – Yowusa Takes a Victory Lap

| April 5, 2023

February 2023 was a fireball trifecta— and we gave up on a new gap in the Nemesis Cloud.  Now comes March, and the numbers make us wonder if we’ve got eggs on our faces now.  Whoulda’ thunk it? As you’ll see, the March fireball dropped by a significant statistical margin for all data subsets, which, […]

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Anunnaki Invasion: Full Interview + Clips

Anunnaki Invasion: Full Interview + Clips

| March 11, 2023

When I produced my new 10-part series, I named it Ground Zero and the Obliteration of NATO instead of titling it the Anunnaki Invasion. Both titles are perfect because the series is about an Anunnaki invasion and is very specific about where the big badda-bing badda-bang happens and who gets clipped. OK, yes, I get […]

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Signs 74 – Fireball Trifecta

Signs 74 – Fireball Trifecta

| March 4, 2023

February 2023 was a fireball trifecta—new, all-time records for all three data subsets for this period. While it is too early to conclude where we are relative to the Nemesis Cloud, the options field has begun to narrow, and we’ll see the one that didn’t make the first cut. On the USGS earthquake reporting.  I’ve […]

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Signs 73 – False Flag Conditions

Signs 73 – False Flag Conditions

| February 12, 2023

January’s “Say what!  Ruh Roh!” fireball twist left us wondering what 2023 would reveal.  Although the overall numbers dipped, the most worrisome datasets did not. Our fireball data shows that we’re moving into a region in the Nemesis Cloud with a new mix dominated by larger debris. The observation data we collect over the coming […]

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Signs 72 – 2022 Ruh Roh!

Signs 72 – 2022 Ruh Roh!

| January 12, 2023

On January 1, I received an early present with the Signs data for December 2022, from J.P. Jones, with the data and a lengthy missive regarding a shocking fireball twist. I’ll explain everything below, so for now, the short version is, “Say what!  Ruh Roh!” As for the USGS, they ended the year with a […]

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Signs 71 – OMG It’s Bad + Cut to the Chase with Marshall Masters

Signs 71 – OMG It’s Bad + Cut to the Chase with Marshall Masters

| December 10, 2022

November 2022 has set a new record, and the fireball data is breathtaking and most discouraging.  If fact, it was grim right out of the gate. On November 13, 2022, we took a snapshot of the AMS Huge Event and Monthly Total Fireballs datasets and were stunned. In this installment of Signs, we’re using a […]

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Signs 70 – Thick and Getting Thicker

Signs 70 – Thick and Getting Thicker

| November 12, 2022

In our previous Signs article, we said, “the next six months will be a crucial period.”   So how did that play out? The numbers came in for October 2022; we’re in the thick of it, and things are getting thicker.  Folks, this is getting serious. Meanwhile, the USGS has issued a report for October, making […]

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Signs 69 – The Next Six Months Will Tell

Signs 69 – The Next Six Months Will Tell

| October 7, 2022

The numbers came in for September 2022, and we’re beginning to see a similar pattern in both 2021 and 2022. The activity in 2022 is higher, of course, but it is the similar data trends we see forming.  Hence, the next six months will be a crucial period. Meanwhile, as before, the USGS reporting defies […]

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