Comet Hale-Bopp’s Foci: the Hidden schedule of World disasters

Sergey Smelyakov, Wicherink

April 24, 2009

This is a sequel to the articles [1, 2]

To appear in Saptarishis Astrology – Free Digital Magazine www.saptarishisastrology.com

The statistics pertaining to the Foci of the comet Hale-Bopp (HB) certifies that a series of events relevant to the specified factors of influence show a trend to manifest intensely in a close vicinities of the comet HB’s Time Foci and, first of all, in those countries where those events firstly took place. As it is a trend, this does not mean that at each Focus and at each country these events must take place in abundance, but that after a trend has been revealed, the events would develop in the respective way and, in most cases, would show intensification at the subsequent Foci. The best way to check this statement is to track the statistics for countries (e.g. N. Korea) of types of events (e.g. air crashes) over the years [3] that passed since the initial manifestations in 1997 [5].

As the below analysis shows, this Spring all Foci were marked by extremely numerous manifestations – especially those which are associated with air crashes, crazy shootings, take overs, quakes, and even in new aspects: thus the Natural calamities, apart from the former factors, are now replenished with the asteroid threat.

1. After an intense manifestations of the Autumn Focus T7 (Sep.16), when the starting point of the world-wide financial and industrial crisis had begun, and Winter Focus T2 (Jan. 3), when most pronounced events were the European Gas Crisis and Israeli Invasion in Gaza, this Spring these and many other manifestations were so numerous and sound that they “filled the gaps” between the 5-day orbs of the HB’s Foci. Such a surge in multiplicity of manifestations relative to factors of influence, countries and number of events at zero level of Solar activity [www.swpc.noaa.gov/ftpdir/indices/DSD.txt] in March – April relative to Sunspots which stimulate manifestations pertaining to the Foci [5, 6] may seemingly be explained just by the Bifurcation Point BP15 [7] that fits this period, or more exactly – coincides with the Focus T4 (viz. March 20). To this end it is important to note that these manifestations have decreased in number after Focus TB (April 7 – 11) as quick as they their number increased before, at Focus PG (Feb. 24 – 26) preceding the comet HB’s Focus T3 (viz. March 3), although this decrease is slightly masked by a typical after-effect. To illustrate this, a greater time span, than a conventional 5-day orb, is reflected in the Summary for TB.

2. As the events appearing at Foci act as “sparks” for the subsequent development we may assume that those trends that obtained a support by multiplicity of events would probably obtain further development in the forthcoming Foci – on T6 (viz. July 4, 14) and T7 (September 16), and may be further on, in cycle – T1, T2, etc. In particular, these trends are seen in influence of Space objects, Earthquakes, socio-political and economical collisions (See Sects. 1 – 3).

3. We may also presume that the prospective growth of Solar activity would benefit [6] to intensification of the awaited events, the more so since the protracted minimum of 11-year Solar cycle accelerates the growth of Solar activity (and thus its effect) the maximum of which is expected in 2012 (if not retarded).

References

[1] Whether Comet Lulin would Energize the Foci of Comet Hale-Bopp? www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/Lulin.zip

[2] The Comet Hale-Bopp Foci as the Resonance Points of the Chronicle of World Disasters www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/hbmc.zip

[3] COMETS http://www.astrotheos.com/Page9.htm

[4] Whether the Comet Hale-Bopp is Opening the Gate to the Forthcoming Decade?

www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/Sec9-2.zip

[5] The Heavenly Colleagues and their Earthly Pursuits, or Whether this is Uranus for Whom the Battlefield is Prepared?

www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/Sec9-3.zip

[6] A.L. TCHIJEVSKY www.astrotheos.com/Page5.htm

[7] The Last Multi-Turns of the Spiral of Time before it Rolls Up to Appear in New Reality

www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/Spiral.zip

Contents

1. Space Siblings of the Comet Hale-Bopp

1.1. Asteroids

1.2. Space Debris and ISS

1.2. Space Dust

2. Earthquakes and Volcano eruptions

3. Summary

FACTOR 1: NATURAL CALAMITIES

Earthquakes, Volcano eruptions

Snow storms, avalanches, landslides, hurricanes, loss of dwelling

Deaths on a mass scale from destruction, drowning, fire

Fires

Epidemics, poisoning, drugs, cloning

Factor 2: Engineering Disasters

Aviation accidents

Space Accidents

Transport Accidents

Ships

Trains, cars

Technogeneous (non-terrorist) Explosions, Destructions and fires

Factor 3: Social Effects

3.1. Violation of psychological and legislative boundaries by individuals and groups

Acts of Terrorism

Somalia Pirates

Crazy shooting

Coercion and cruelty

Vandalism

Robberies

3.2. Violation of frontiers and military operations

Frontiers

Military tests, manoeuvres, wars

Military operations and terrorism in the countries reacting to the comet HB’s Foci from 1997

(Apart from the events that pertain to other factors – AT, etc.)

Israel

North Korea

Kosovo

Northern Ireland

Iran

Iraq

3.3. Collisions in politics and social life (Loss of relations, disturbances, revolutions)

London Summit 2009, G20

Sixties anniversary of NATO, Summit NATO 60

Revolutions, coup d'etat

Thailand

Georgia

Moldova

Political and social scandals, resignations, arrests

Demos, riots, Strikes

3.4. Economical collisions

European Gas Crisis

1. Space Siblings of the Comet Hale-Bopp

1.1. Asteroids

1.1.1. Basic Objects of Consideration

Asteroids of Class GC. The asteroids which are larger than 1 km are extremely dangerous for the Earth. The energy released by a collision with such an object would cause major effects on the climate and biosphere which could be devastating to human civilization. This is the group of Global Catastrophe (GC) asteroids.

For this reason the NASA’s Near Earth Object Observation Program, known as Spaceguard was launched. It was provided for detection and tracking of potentially hazardous asteroids that stray close to the Earth and was aiming for completeness only for asteroids larger than 1 km diameter. The lesser asteroids have to come very close before it is within range of the survey telescopes.

Over the last 60 years only the object 1950 DA of this type was close to the Earth (See Table 1).

Asteroids of Class LC. However, even the asteroids which are larger than 40 – 50 m are dangerous for the Earth. Thus, even the “smallest” asteroids of this type, such as 2002 EM7 or 2009 DD45 (See Table 1) are about the same size as a hypothetical object that could have caused the Tunguska Explosion in 1908 and levelled 800 square miles of forest with the force of 1,000 atomic bombs that dropped on Hiroshima (10 to 15 mega tonnes of TNT). Besides, even lesser rocks such as 2002 EM7 could do serious damage by unleashing monster tsunamis on coastal areas. This is the group of Local Catastrophe (LC) asteroids.

Asteroids of Class AT. The asteroids being lesser than 30 – 40 m. Due to their smaller size they are also called meteoroids. Had this object hit Earth, it would probably have detonated high in the atmosphere or produced a blast measured in hundreds of kilotons of TNT. This is a group of asteroids (or meteoroids) which may produce Atmospheric or Limited Terrestrial (AT) effect (e.g. explosion or tsunami) depending of their size, velocity, trajectory (the angle at which it hits the Earth’s atmosphere), and composition (whether this is an icy, rocky, or metallic body).

Since the last decades only the asteroids of classes LC and AT have approached the Earth. More or less systematically they were being detected and registered during the last decade. But what is important, many of them were detected after they had passed the perigee since they were “small” enough and were not seen in the direction of the Sun.

Consider the closest approaches to the Earth by asteroids that are presented in the table 2 [1, 2] that lists, in order of increasing nominal geocentric distance, the closest known approaches to the earth by minor planets. As far as it contains a great number of meteoroids, we concentrate on the first 21 objects of this table (viz. on the 21 asteroids that missed the Earth at the shortest distances over the period of observation) so that the 21^st is the largest one in this group (2002 MN with a diameter of 50 to 120 m), whereas the subsequent group of farther passing asteroids is basically composed of several dozens of meteoroids of secondary importance (due to their small size and remoteness). For distinctness, call it the Closest asteroid, or C-group. Several representatives of this group and other important asteroids are described in Table 1 in more detail.

Table 1. Some Asteroids Pertaining to the Foci of the comet Hale-Bopp

Name^*)	Date of Perigee, Date of detection		Associate HB’s Time Focus (since 1997)		Distance from Earth in: Earth radius R, Moon distance D		Estimate of size, mass		Future coming
1950 DA	Feb. 23, 1950 Dec. 31, 2000		T2: Jan. 3				1 kilometre.		It will approach near to the Earth on March 16, 2880
Comments. 1. 1950 DA is the near Earth object with the highest known possible probability of impacting Earth according to the Palermo Technical Impact Hazard Scale. 2. First discovered on February 23, 1950. It was observed for 17 days and then lost for half a century. An object re-discovered on December 31, 2000 3. Refs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/(29075)_1950_DA , www.mail-archive.com/ctrl@listserv.aol.com/msg120632.html
2002 EM7	March 8 March 12		T3: March 3 T8: March 13		38 R, or 1.2 D		70-meter-long		2002 EM7 could hit the Earth in 2093.
Comments. 1. The asteroid, coming from the direction of the sun, was not detected until four days after its near-earth approach. "Asteroid 2002 EM7 took us (viz. astronomers) by surprise”. Certainly, anything coming from the direction of the sun will typically not be seen, taking everyone by surprise, including whoever experiences a close encounter. 2. It has the distinction of being one of the ten closest known asteroids to approach Earth. Few asteroids this large have ever been known to pass so close to Earth: “of the objects that have come closer, only one is bigger”. 3. Refs: http://archives.cnn.com/2002/TECH/space/03/19/asteroid.blindside/ , www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/Sec9-7.zip
2004 FH	March 18 March 15		T4: March 20 T8: March 13		6.7 R, or 0.1 D		30 meters, 28 000 000 kg		Next close approach to Earth in 2044
Comments. 1. Despite its relatively small size (30 metres), it is still the third largest asteroid detected coming closer to the Earth than the Moon 2. The closest miss ever noticed ^**) 3. Refs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_FH , http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message738877/pg4
2004 FU162		March 31 March 31		T5: March 24 T5: March 24		1 R, or 0.02 D		6 meters
Comments. 1. It was detected only hours before its closest approach. The discovery was not announced until August 22, 2004. 2. The closest miss ever noticed ^**) 3. Refs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_FH , http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message738877/pg4
2009 EJ1		Feb. 27 March 3		T3: March 3 T3: March 3		0.1 D		7m		No risk of impact to Earth for the foreseeable future
Refs: http://www.hohmanntransfer.com/mn/09/09062_0303.htm#K09E35
2009 DD45		March 2 Feb. 27		T3: March 3 T3: March 3		10 R, or 0.2 D		Up to 50 m		In 2029, with an 266-m aste-roid Apophis at 32,000 km
Refs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_DD45 , http://news.securityorg.net/index.php?cat_id=11
2009 FH		March 18		T4: March 20		0.2 D, or 12 R		15 – 20 m
http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news161.html , www.planetary.org/news/2009/0318_Another_SpaceRock_Buzzes_Earth.html

^*)In this Table the name of asteroid denotes the year of Perigee.

^**)For the epoch of Perigee.

1.1.2. Analysis (for the asteroids that appeared since 1997)

The statistics of asteroids [1] “begs the question, why are we seeing so many asteroids lately?” [3].

1. General trend. Indeed, firstly we see that during the last years the asteroids, in average, come closer and closer to the Earth. In years, the table of C-group is replenished as follows.

Table 2. The asteroids that missed the Earth at the shortest distances. An extract from the Table [1] for the respective years (in this Table the name of asteroid denotes the year of Perigee). For short, only the asteroids of C-group are presented (the remaining ones are allocated below, viz. they passed at larger distances).

2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009^*)
1994 XM1	2003 SQ222	2004 FU162	2004 FU162	2004 FU162	2004 FU162	2008 TC3	2008 TC3
2002 XV90	1994 XM1	2004 YD5	2004 YD5	2004 YD5	2004 YD5	2004 FU162	2004 FU162
2002 MN	2002 XV90	2004 FH	2004 FH	2004 FH	2004 FH	2008 TS26	2008 TS26
	2002 MN	2003 SQ222	2005 WN3	2005 WN3	2007 UN12	2008 US	2008 US
		1994 XM1	2003 SQ222	2003 SQ222	2007 RS1	2004 YD5	2004 YD5
		2002 XV90	1994 XM1	1994 XM1	2005 WN3	2008 VM	2008 VM
		2002 MN	2002 XV90	2006 DD1	2003 SQ222	2004 FH	2004 FH
			2002 MN	2002 XV90	2007 XB23	2007 UN12	2007 UN12
				2002 MN	1994 XM1	2008 UM1	2008 UM1
					2006 DD1	2007 RS1	2009 DD45
					2002 XV90	2008 EF32	2007 RS1
					2002 MN	2005 WN3	2008 EF32
						2003 SQ222	2005 WN3
						2007 XB23	2003 SQ222
						1994 XM1	2009 FH
						2006 DD1	2009 EJ1
						2002 XV90	2007 XB23
						2002 MN	1994 XM1
							2006 DD1
							2002 XV90
							2002 MN

^*)Top 21 Closest approaches to the Earth by minor planets for the epoch of April 2009 (allocated in order of increasing nominal geocentric distance). Credit to [1]

2. Major asteroid Perigee vs. the HB’s Foci. Consider, how the time of Perigee of the asteroids of Class LC correlates with the Foci of the comet Hale Bopp.

1.1. Only four asteroids of the C-group, 2004 FH, 2009 DD45, 2002 XV90, and 2002 MN belong to class LC since their size exceeds 50 m (2004 FH is lesser in size, but its mass is important as well). If the former two passed the Perigee two weeks before the respective Foci (July 4 and December 21, respectively), the latter two – in 2 and 1 day before the Foci March 20 and March 3, respectively.

Table 3. The closest LC-class Asteroids of Group C

Date of Perigee	Name	Remoteness from Earth in Moon distance D	Estimate of size (m)
June 14, 2002	2002 MN	0.3	50 - 120
December 11, 2002	2002 XV90	0.3	25 -60
March 18, 2004	2004 FH	0.1	30
March 2, 2009	2009 DD45	0.2	50

1.2. Meanwile, the upper estimate of the sizes of asteroids 2005 FN, 2009 FH, and 2006 DD1 is 15 to 30 m, which allows to consider them as quite dangerous, if not belonging to class LC. The remaining asteroids were “small” enough (up to 7 – 12 m).

The former two ones passed the Perigee in a day (on March 18.51 an 18.91) before the Focus March 20, and the latter – in a week before the Focus March 3.

1.3. After a short “recession” in 2005 – 2007, a “rain” of asteroids took place in 2008 (one of them, 2008 TC3, about 5 m in diameter, burned up in Earth's atmosphere over Africa 19 hours after it was discovered) as if it “heated” the situation, and an “aimed shooting” in 2009, as in 2004.

Indeed, the comparison of C-group asteroids for the years of 2004 and 2009 (See Table 3) shows that:

– The asteroids were passing the Perigee as synchronized by HB’s Foci, with a deviation of 2 – 3 days!

– In 2009 a LC-class asteroid 2009 DD45 passes Perigee two weeks before a meteoroid 2009 FH, as in 2004 a similar in size LC-class asteroid 2004 FH passes Perigee at a similar distance two weeks before a meteoroid FU162; pay attention, that all of them pass the Perigee at the HB’s Foci! Note that the 2004 FH is the only asteroid of this size and remoteness that precedes 2009 DD45.

– Moreover, the Weekly World News reports that an Italian researcher recorded footage of the asteroid 2009 DD 45 and discovered a UFO near it! After reviewing video of the rock, some scientists noticed an object that must move in order to avoid collision. What is it? Sceptics are speculating that it could be just a bug on the telescope, but what are the odds of it moving at that exact moment?

1.1.3. Conclusion

After the comet Hale-Bopp’s flyby in 1997, the asteroids had started to “shell” the Earth more aimingly: from year to year they pass the Perigee (i) at a lesser distance and (ii) closer to the comet Hale-Bopp’s Time Foci.

1.2. Space Debris and ISS

As the Earth was in danger relative to asteroids during the period of HB’s Spring Foci, so the International Space Station – with respect to the artificial debris. Thus,

on March 12 (viz. at HB’s Focus T8 of March 13) the ISS screw was evacuated in the Orbital module,

and

on March 24 (viz. at HB’s Focus T5 of March 24) the course of the ISS was changed with the aim to escape collision with a remainder of Chinese space rocket.

1.3. Space Dust

The Space dust plays a great part in the processes which exert influence on the Earth’s Magnetosphere, atmosphere and living matter. The Esotery gives probably even greater consideration to this factor by stating [5] that the heat that the Earth receives by radiation from the Sun is at the utmost one third if not less of the amount received by her directly from the meteors, and that meteoric dust (including the residues of burning of asteroids, such as 2008 TC3, above) has the direct influence upon the changes of temperature and the height of our atmosphere being increased or decreased.

To this end the fact of our Earth now passing through a region of space in which the increasing intensity of all forms of Cosmic rays is observed [4] is of great importance, as this, together with the increasing level of Space dust income benefits to climate change and shift in mentality since we may presume that the Cosmic rays act not less efficiently than the Solar activity [6], if even the HB’s Foci provoke such intense manifestations (See the Summary, below).

References for Sec. 1

[1] Closest Approaches to the Earth by Minor Planets http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/iau/lists/Closest.html

[2] Conversion of Absolute Magnitude to Diameter http://www.cfa.harvard.edu/iau/lists/Sizes.html

[3] Newly Discovered Asteroid 2009 FH to Buzz Past the Earth Tonight

www.universetoday.com/2009/03/17/newly-discovered-asteroid-2009-fh-to-buzz-past-the-earth-tonight/

[4] S. Smelyakov The Celestial Crosses in Earth’s Exposure to the Growing Solar Activity and Galactic Influence

www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/CC2.zip

[5] The Mahatma Letters to A.P. Sinnett. Letter No. 23b

www.theosociety.org/pasadena/mahatma/ml-23b.htm

[6] S. Smelyakov PART 5. TCHIJEVSKY'S DISCLOSURE: HOW THE SOLAR CYCLES MODULATE THE HISTORY

www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/Part5.zip

2. Earthquakes and Volcano eruptions

A series of quakes and volcano eruptions that occurred at Focus T2 (Jan. 3) at the boundaries of:

Pacific plate:

Kamchatka (Pacific/Eurasian Plate boundary)

Philippines (Pacific/Eurasian/ Philippine Plate boundary)

Eurasian Plate:

Bulgaria (Eurasian/African Plate boundary)

Afghanistan , Pakistan, Tajikistan (Eurasian/Indian Plate boundary)

Australian Plate:

Indonesia (Australian/Eurasian Plate boundary)

Area of conjunction of Nazca, South American, Cocos and Carribean Plates

Costa Rica

have reiterated at the Spring Foci at the boundaries of:

* Pacific Plate

PG 28 Russia. Volcano eruption, Kurils

T8 11-13 Russia. Intensification of eruption of volcano “Koriaksky” (Kamchatka): 5 tons of ashes a

second; airplanes change their courses to avoid ash clouds

T4 19 Tonga, underwater volcano eruption

20 Tonga, Earthquake, 7.9 on Richter Scale (RS)

T5 28 Alaska. Volcano erupts three times. Airport is closed for flights

TB 7 Russia. Kurils: 5 earthquakes a day (up to 6.9 RS)

* Eurasian Plate

Italy (Eurasian/African Plate boundary)

PG 28 Earthquake

30 Fall of a rock: several buildings are destroyed

TB 6 Italy. The strongest earthquake in 30 years, 6.7 on RS:

L’Aquila city is totally destroyed, surrounding cities are damaged. State of emergency.

290 victims, 1500 are hospitalized, wounded, 15 000 houses, 50 000 homeless

damage exceeds 1 billion Euro

7 New quakes – up to 5 on RS;

9 New quakes, destructions

Central Asia (Eurasian/Indian Plate boundary)

TB 17 Afghanistan. Earthquake, 5.5 RS, more than 70 victims

* Australian Plate (Australian/Eurasian Plate boundary) :

T3 6 Indonesia. Eruption of the Volcano Semuro

TB 9 Indonesia. 3 earthquakes a day, more than 5 RS

16 Sumatra. Earthquake, 6.6 RS

* Nazca/South American Plate

T8 14 Columbia, Volcanic eruption

TB 5 Chile. Red, the highest level of danger is announced: eruption of volcano Lyama

Reference for Sec. 2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Tectonic_plates

Allocation of major quakes and volcano eruptions at comet Hale-Bopp’s Spring Foci

Fig. 1. Major plates and allocation (by HB’s Spring Time Foci and T2 for Costa Rica) of quakes and

volcano eruptions

Fig. 2. Distribution of powerful quakes (7 and more on RS) for the first half of the 20^th century

and allocation (by HB’s Spring Time Foci and T2 for Costa Rica) of quakes and volcano eruptions

3. Summary

Preface

1. The comet Hale-Bopp’s Geographical and Time Foci, as well as Factors of influence are presented in:

The Comet Hale-Bopp Foci as the Resonance Points of the Chronicle of World Disasters

S. Smelyakov. January 27, 2009

www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/hbmc.zip , www.astrotheos.narod.ru/Downloads/hbmc.zip

In this work the Spring Foci are considered:

T3 (March 3), T8 (March 13), T4 (March 20), T5 (March 24), TB (April 7 – 11)

with the orb of 5 days corresponding to 5º deviation of Sun from the source events of 1997.

2. The associated comet Lulin’s Foci (including PG of February 24 – 26) are presented in:

Whether Comet Lulin would Energize the Foci of Comet Hale-Bopp?

S. Smelyakov. February 14, 2009

www.astrotheos.com/Downloads/Lulin.zip , www.astrotheos.narod.ru/Downloads/Lulin.zip

3. Since this event-reference report is neither a novel, nor an official declaration, the authors considers it pardonable to use, for short, the headline telegraph style. At this, the events are referred to in compliance with the following pattern:

Ti Date: country, event, (victims), (wounded)

where: Ti stands for the considered HB’s of comet Lulin’s Foci PG, T3, T8, T4, T5, TB; these denotations are placed at the beginning of the orb of the respective focus.

For short, the dates of the actual events are given without month

"Victims", if they are, denotes the number of human beings that died directly at the place of the event, without mortally wounded and those who went away later.

Comet HB's Factors of influence are given below in compliance with the initial rubrics, but with greater sub-partitioning for better perception.

FACTOR 1: NATURAL CALAMITIES

Space influence – See Sec. 1

Earthquakes, Volcano eruptions – See Sec. 2

Snow storms, avalanches, landslides, hurricanes; deaths on a mass scale from destruction

PG 27 Rostov, Russia. Heavy snow storm: airport is closed

27 W. Australia. Powerful hurricane

28 California. SE: due to drought the ponds are emptying

T3 3, 4 S. Russia, Georgia. Heavy snow storms: the roads are snow-blocked; transport collapse,

more than 100 road accidents

7 Russia, Far East. Powerful cyclone: monthly norm of precipitations in a day; wind 25 m/s

9 Northern Caucasus. Snow storm; 6 avalanches, Trans-Caucasian arterial road is closed.

9 Moscow. Heavy snow storm

T8 11 Alps. Avalanche, 4 victims

13 Kazakhstan. Heavy snow storm: wind 40 m/s, roads are snow-blocked, mass wire breaks

13 Norway. Landslide washes 9 buildings in the sea

T4 18 Elbrus. Avalanche kills free rider

21 Italy. Heavy snow storm

T5 23 Northern Caucasus. A tourist disappears in mountains

24 Khabarovsk Region, Russia. SE: 5-day heavy snow storm: 5 m snowdrifts, 2 m of snow on

the roofs. 5-month norm of snow in 5 days. The roads are snow-blocked. mass wire breaks

24 USA. Heavy snow storms: the roads are snow-blocked

26 USA. North Dakota is declared a zone of natural disaster

26 USA, Southern regions. 40 thousand people are without electricity due to bad weather

27 Indonesia. Dyke breach: 77 victims, hundreds of houses are flooded

27 Sakhalin. Cyclone, transport collapse

27 USA. Fargo: people are evacuated due to a flood

28 Russia. Finnic: 22 fishermen are saved from an ice-floe

29 USA. Fargo: flooding is worsening by bad weather, ice-floes

TB 2 India. Tornado, 10 victims, dozens of villages are destroyed

2 Afghanistan. Avalanche, 6 victims

9 Russia. Krasnoyarsk region: heavy floods

10-11 USA: Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma. Tornados: 3 victims, 30 wounded; a town is destroyed,

gas-main is damaged. Conflagrations propagate due to a strong wind (up to 27 m/s),

dozens houses are burnt. Thousands of people are evacuated

11 Winter returned in Southern Europe (Italy, Portugal...): Snowstorm, the roads are blocked.

12 Russia. Orenburg Region: after +20 a snowstorm: roads are blocked. Firstly in 30 years

16 Kirghizia. Landslide, 16 victims

Fires

PG 24 Australia. New wave of fires with a front of 1000 km; 200 victims, 7000 homeless

25 Russia. Sverdlovsk: fire in a dwelling house, 8 victims, 5 wounded

26 Islamabad. Fire in Marriott (opened 2 months before), victims

27-28Southern Australia. Breaking out of new fires. SE is declared. 37 victims

T8 13 Russia. Petrozavodsk: fire in old people's home, 1 victim. (On March 5, viz. T3,

a fire precaution was made)

13 Bangladesh. Fire in the largest Trade Centre (22-story building), victims, 20 wounded

14 Australia. More than 8000 homeless. It is declared that the fires were caused by instigates

T4 17 Chile. Forest fires

18-19 London. 16 hour conflagration in the City. Mass evacuation from nearby buildings

T5 22 Yemen. Fire in oil storage

22 Russia. Khabarovsk: fire in a preventorium, 6 wounded

23 Russia. Barnaul, chemical plant: explosion, fire. 1 victim, several wounded

30 Russia. Moscow: explosion, fire, collapse of roof in a building of Aviation University

TB 7 Russia. Khabarovsk: explosion of gas-cylinder, fire, people are evacuated

7 Russia. Yekaterinburg: Gas-main is damaged in the centre of the city; evacuation of citizens

8 Philippines: explosion at factory, 12 victims

9 Russia. Yakutia region: heavy wind left region without electricity

9 Turkmenistan: great damage at Gas-main: gas supply to Russia is stopped

10 Mexico: 5 million citizens of Mexico City are left without water

13 Abkhazia. The country is left without electricity due to a damage on a power line

13 Poland. Fire at a asylum, 22 victims, 22 wounded. National mourning

18 China. Explosion in a mine, 18 victims

Epidemics, poisoning, drugs, cloning

T8 9 Obama abolishes Bush’s ban on stem cells

T4 16 Russia. Ufa: A net of 8 amphetamine production and distribution centres is disclosed

T5 21 Spain. Police intercepts a set of pressured cocaine service, 30 kg in total

22 USA. Pennsylvania: 16 tonnes of very poisonous etching acid is spilled from a tank-car

TB 1 Confiker, one of the most hazardous computer viruses, is to be re-activated in the world;

damage is estimated as $250 000

3 Russia. Scandal with mildronat: insertion of improper drug at a factory: strong medicine is

packed instead of cardiac one; several victims and injured. Two cases are opened

9 Russia. Chita: 2 tonnes of insecticide are found at outskirts

10 Russia. Omsk: milk-product poisoning of children: 10 in a hospital, 3 in reanimation

13 Ukraine. 3 men tried to sell a container with Plutonium-239 (3.7 kg) for $ 10 millions.

It could be used by terrorists for creating a “dirty bomb”

22 Russia. Sakhalin: large-scale spill of oil

Factor 2: Engineering Disasters

Aviation accidents

PG 25 Amsterdam. Boeing-737 had split into 3 parts; 9 killed, 86 wounded

26 Russia. Volgograd: crash landing of Boeing-737 from UAE

28 Russia. Moscow: several flights are delayed due to breakage of several airplanes

28 Romania. Crash landing of SAAB-2000

28 USA. Louisiana: one engine plane crashed, 3 victims

T8 8 Australia. Crash landing of US bomber B-1B

9 Uganda. Freight carrier Il-76 crashed, 11 victims

12 Northern Atlantics. Helicopter crashed, 1 man saved

13 Russia. Perm: Crash landing of Boeing 737 (went off the runway)

T4 18 Russia. Krasnodar: training plane L-39 crashed, 1 victim. All flights of L-39 are cancelled

19 Russia. Murmansk: Crash landing due to a crack in a Boeing 737 pilot’s glass,

19 Russia. Khabarovsk: Crash landing due to an AN-28 engine failure

20 Ecuador: airplane had crashed in a dwelling house, 7 victims

21 USA: small plane crashed, 2 victims

22 Alps: small plane crashed, 2 victims

22 Montana USA Pilatus PC-12 crashed into a cemetery, 14 victims

T5 23 Japan: freight carrier broke out at landing, 2 victims. The first crash of this type of plane.

Tokyo’s airport works in an emergent mode

23 USA. Montana: airplane crash, 17 victims

23 Istanbul: crash landing of Ukrainian Yak-40, emergent evacuation (went off the runway)

23 Lithuania. Crash landing of Danish air force

25 Turkey: helicopter crash, 2 victims, 3 wounded

25 USA. The latest F22- Raptor stealth fighter has crashed

26 Columbia: air force helicopter crashed, 4 victims

27 Brazil: an engine had broken away from a US aircraft and breached the roof and several

floors in a dwelling house. The aircraft had dragged till the airport

29 Japan: plane crash, 2 victims

30 Poland: Navy plane crash, 4 victims

30 South Korean F-16 had crashed over the Yellow Sea

TB 1 North Sea: helicopter crash, 8 victims

4 Russia. Moscow: emergent landing

6 Indonesia. Military plane crashed, 24 victims

7 Russia. Moscow: emergent landing (depressurization 20 minutes after take-off)

12 Turkey. Antalia: emergent landing (failure of generator during the flight)

17 Indonesia. Plane crashed, 10 victims

18 USA. Florida: A plane crashed in a house, 1 victim

18 Venezuela. Plane with tourists crash, several victims

22 Russia. Tomsk: crash of helicopter, several wounded

Space Accidents

T8 11 NASA: the launch of Shuttle Discovery is postponed by 1 day due to a gas leakage

12 The ISS screw, in danger of Space debris, evacuated in the Orbital module (See Sec. 1.2)

16 Shuttle Discovery is launched (after 6 delays, since Feb. 12)

16 Russian Rocket “Rokot” with ESA satellite GOCE is to be launched

The launch is stopped 7 seconds (!) before the start and is postponed by 1 day

T4 17 “Rokot” is successfully launched

21 ISS: platform is damaged while fixing it in outer space; it is attached by a rope

T5 24 The screw of Shuttle had not succeeded in fixing the bracket

24 The course of the ISS was changed with the aim to escape collision with a remainder of

Chinese space rocket (See Sec. 1.2)

28 Docking of ISS and Soyuz is carried out manually, since the automatic docking failed

Transport Accidents

Ships

T8 9 Red Sea: shipwreck, 15 victims

9 Thailand. Phuket: excursion bout shipwreck, 6 victims

T4 19 Russia. Kurils: 2 victims, 2 wounded (in icy water)

20 Hormus Str.: nuclear-powered submarine and US landing warship collided with large

damages; probably 15 wounded

T5 22 Vietnamese excursion bout shipwreck, 2 victims

23 Greek frigate: fuel leakage caused an explosion

30 Libyan coast: shipwreck of a vessel with immigrants; about 200 victims

TB 10 Sri Lanka. A ship with sulphuric acid has sunk

Trains, cars

PG 24 Moscow: in a stolen car the hijacker wounded 16 people: at a bus stops and footway he

tried “to push” people; he drove the car for the third time in his life

24 Russia. Komi: a car run into a column of pupils, 6 wounded

27 Ukraine. Kharkov: bus road accident, fire; 7 burned-out alive, 12 wounded

T3 7 Bulgaria. Tourist bus road accident, 6 victims

8 Austria. Tourist bus road accident, 15 wounded

8 Bosnia. School bus road accident, 1 victim, 25 wounded

T8 12 Peru. Bus fell in abyss, 10 victims

14 Viet Nam. Tourist bus fell in 200 m abyss, 9 victims, 15 wounded

15 Ukraine. Kharkov: bus and car collided, fire; 4 victims, 26 wounded

T5 25 Russia. Krasnodar: a car killed 4 people on a bus stop

26 Russia. Vladimir: bus and truck collided, fire; 14 victims, 4 wounded

28 Czechia: racing car digs into a crowd, 3 victims

TB 2 USA. Los Angeles: a truck run into a building, 2 victims, 12 wounded

2 Russia. Moscow: a truck and 2 cars fall in the opening to an underground collector

4 Russia. St Petersburg: a train with fuel comes off the rails; the fuel run out to the ground

11 Egypt. A truck collided with a bus, 11 victims, 7 wounded

12 France. During a cycle race Paris-Rouen a motorcycle run into a crowd

12 Rostov: a car run into a crowd: 13 people wounded, 4 – badly; unrecorded case in 10 years

17 Germany. Berlin: a collision of two trains, 24 wounded

19 Mexico. Collision of 2 trains, victims, 70 wounded

Technogeneous (non-terrorist) Explosions, Destructions and fires

PG 26 Russia. Rostov: gas explosion in a train: 1 victim, 6 wounded

T3 3 Cologne: State Archive House (of 1971) and two adjacent Buildings collapsed so that a

crater was formed as after bombing. This is the largest city archive in Germany: “Bank

of German history”; loss of 18 km of archival shells are compared with the Weimar fire of 2004. 3 victims, 1 wounded. It contained manuscripts of 1000 years old. The damage exceeds hundreds of million Euros.

4 Russia. Far East: gas explosion in a 2-story dwelling house; 7 victims, 6 wounded

7 Russia. Novosibirsk: gas-cylinder explosion in a dwelling house, fire, 3 wounded

T8 13 Uganda: public building collapsed, 50 victims, wounded

15 Russia. Lipetsk: gas explosion at a factory, 2 victims

T4 16 Ukraine. Lugansk: a 2-story dwelling house collapsed at night, victims

20 Kazakhstan: conflagration at an ammunition depot, 2 victims, 16 wounded

20 Sakhalin: roofs in schools, hospitals, etc. collapsed because of 2m snowdrifts on the roofs

T5 23 China: explosion at a chemical plant, 11 victims

24 Russia. N. Novgorod: a crane fell on a dwelling house, 2 victims, house is damaged

TB 1 Moldova: a breach of gas pipe to Balkans fire. Gas supply is cancelled for several days

20 Russia. Volgograd: a monument to defenders of the city has collapsed

Factor 3: Social Effects

3.1. Violation of psychological and legislative boundaries by individuals and groups

Acts of Terrorism (AT); victims – V, wounded - W

PG 26 Pakistan. Marriott: explosion, fire, 15 W

27 Russia. Dagestan: AT is prevented at gas-main

28 Russia. Ingushetia: shooting in a police car, 3 W

T3 3 Pakistan. Lahore: police guard and Sri Lanka cricket team are shelled and shot, 8 V, 8 W

3 France: letters with threat of death are received by Secretary of the Interior, Justice, etc.

4 Iraq: explosion near the German embassy, 2 V, 12 W

4 Russia. Altai: The head of regional election committee and his family are murdered (gas)

5 Iraq: AT, 12 V, 40 W

5 Russia. Ingushetia: 5 V, 3 W on terrorist mine clearing

7 Pakistan, AT, 10 V

8 Iraq. The monthly largest AT near a police station, 28 V, 57 W

T8 9 Greece. Athens: bomb explosion near the Citibank

10 Russia. Dagestan: 4 explosive assemblies are discovered this day

10 Baghdad: AT, 33 V

10 Ukraine. Kiev: a hand grenade is thrown in window of sanitary service, 7 W. This is the

first case of AT in several years, but the grenades were not used. Revenge is assumed

11 Russia. Attempt on the Chair of the “Convers-Bank”

11 Iraq. Baghdad: AT, 3 V, 10 W

11 N. Iraq: AT, 4 V, 20 W

13 Sudan: 3 doctors of Int. humanitarian organization are kidnapped to ransom

13 Netherlands: a series of explosions was prepared in supermarkets. In Amsterdam 7 persons

are arrested, a series of shops is closed. A similar police raid is undertaken in Belgium

14 Nigeria: 20 extremists attacked a ship and took 4 hostages

T4 15 Yemen. AT: 4 V (foreign tourists)

15 Kabul: AT, 2 V, 14 W

16 Pakistan. Second (in a week) grenade shelling of military base, W

16 Afghanistan. 2 ATs, 12 V (policemen)

18 Russia. Opening of trial relative to 39 people being accused of terrorism who killed dozens

and wounded hundreds in 2008 and earlier.

19 Afghanistan. AT: 5 V (including MP)

19 Russia. Dagestan: up to 15 terrorists are blocked in mountain region

19 Russia. Kabardino-Balkaria: attack on a house with terrorists, 3 V (policeman, 2 terrorists)

20 Russia. Dagestan: 4 men are arrested for preparing AT

20 Russia. Dagestan: car with bandits is attacked, 2 V (terrorists)

21 USA. Threat letters are received by the authorities of AIG. Official precaution is made

21 Russia. Dagestan: blocked terrorists are captured or killed, 19 V (14 bandits, 5 policemen)

21 Afghanistan. AT, 6 V

21 Afghanistan. AT, 5 V, several W

T5 23 Baghdad: AT, 8 V, 13 W

23 Algeria. AT, 4 V (policemen)

23 Pakistan. Islamabad: explosion, victims

23 Iraq. AT, 27 V

24 Iraq, North: AT, 3 V (pupils)

24 Iraq. AT, 3 V, 10 W

25 Iraq. ATs, 27 V

26 Iraq. Baghdad: AT, 20 V

26 Afghanistan. Check point is attacked, 9 V (policemen)

26 Somalia. Mogadishu: explosion, Minister of Internal affairs is wounded

26 Pakistan. AT, 11 V

27 Pakistan. AT: suicide-bomber exploded a mosque, 70 V, 100 W; mosque is destroyed

27 Russia. Ingushetia. 2 day combat is finished with 2 terrorists who attacked police

28 UAE. Dubayy: Yamadaev, famous former Chechen commander, is assassinated.

On September 24 (viz. around T7) his brother was killed in Moscow. This assassination

had caused great resonance in UAE-Russia relations

29 Pakistan. 12 soldiers are kidnapped

29 Iraq. Basra: AT, 7 V

30 Pakistan. Islamic militants seized police academy, 30 V, 100 W; 700 hostages;

8 militants killed, 6 arrested

30 Iraq. AT, 7 V, 20 W

30 Afghanistan. AT, 8 V

31 Leader of Taliban threats with unexampled series of ATs in the USA. His head is estimated

in $ 5 million

TB 1 Ukraine. Kiev: second attempt at the deputy rector of Aviation university

1 Afghanistan. AT, 6 V, 22 W

3 The first real evidence that explosives were used at 911: www.dailypaul.com/node/88685 ,

www.bentham-open.org/pages/content.php?TOCPJ/2009/00000002/00000001/7TOCPJ.SGM

5 Pakistan. A series of AT: more than 40 V, 100 W

6 India. Several AT: 7 V

6 Iraq. A series of AT: 34 V, 100 W

7 India: journalist throws a boot in the Minister of Internal affairs (as in Iraq)

7 USA. A plane hijacked in Canada is intercepted in the USA

8 Iraq. AT: 7 V, 20 W

9 GB. Unveiling a conspiracy: 12 people are arrested who prepared great AT

10 Iraq. A series of AT: 11 V, 27 W

11 Iraq. AT: 25 V

16 Iraq. AT: 11 V, 23 W (policemen)

16 Pakistan. AT: 16 V

17 Tajikistan. Start of anti-terrorist exercise

20 Pakistan. AT: 20 V

20 Jamaica. Hijacking of a plane with hostages results in surrender of the terrorist

22 India. A hijacked train is released from militants

Somalia Pirates

T4 16 Somalia. 4 UNO employees are kidnapped

20 Gulf of Aden: hijacking

T5 25 Seychelles. Hijacking of yacht

26 Gulf of Aden: hijacking of 2 tankers

TB 1 Indian Ocean: hijacking of cruise ship

5 Indian Ocean: hijacking of tanker

6 Container ship (cargo value - several dozens million $) is firstly hijacked, 400 miles East of coast

6 In two days not less than 5 ships are hijacked in Indian Ocean

8 Indian Ocean: hijacking of US tanker

10 Yacht is set free, 1 hostage is killed

11 Hijacking of towboat

11 Dry cargo ship rejects a pirate attack

12 The captain of US ship (for whom $ 2 million ransom was asked) escapes, 3 pirates are

killed, 1 arrested

13 Hijacking of 2 Egyptian ships

14 Hijacking of 2 ships of firm Satex

18 Holland military captured 7 pirates

19 Somalia. Several “doctors without frontiers” are kidnapped

19 Canadian Navy repels pirate’s attack

22 USA. Firstly in 150 years a pirate (re April 12, See above) appears in court

Crazy shooting

T8 9 USA. Illinois: gunman kills pastor during service

11 Germany: gunman kills 17, many wounded, at school (pupils, teaches, policemen)

11 USA. Alabama: jobless gunman killed his family and other people (10 V) in several places,

burn down the house and committed suicide. “most eerie shooting in the history of State”

12 Holland. Terrorist alert in Amsterdam: a shopping mall was completely evacuated, several

people were arrested

13 Holland. A boy was arrested in the Netherlands who posted a message on Web forum

announcing that he would commit another school shooting and killing, and that he would

break record of 2007 Virginia Tech. Being captured, he told the police that it was a joke.

T4 19 USA. Michigan: gunman kills 1, wounds 2 and committed suicide

19 Germany: gunman kills his wife, 8-year son, wounds 3 and then committed suicide

20 France. Lyons: 17 years old gunman fires from rifle in 11 parents at French nursery

T5 25 Russia. Kirovsk: gunman kills mayor, his deputy and himself

29 USA. N. Caroline: gunman kills 8 and wounds 3 in old people's home

30 USA. California: gunman kills 6

30 USA. Boston: gunman kills members of his family, after then he committed suicide

TB 3 USA. New York. The 3^rd case of shooting a week in the USA. The shooter took

40 hostages in a migration centre; 13 V, 10 W

5 USA. St. Washington: shooter killed 5 children and himself in a car. This is the 5^th case of

mass shooting a week in the USA

7 Germany. Bavaria: confused shooting in a court: killed 2 persons and himself

10 USA. A man killed a girl and himself in a college

10 Russia. Novosibirsk: a man was shooting in passer-by and car from his flat: 1 V, 2 W.

He was killed at police storm

11 Rotterdam: shooting in a café: 1 V, 3 W

Coercion and cruelty

T8 14 Clearance of children porno production and distribution network in which 77 countries

were engaged. politicians, teachers, jurists – 2500 people in total.

Main figurants are Estonian children

14 Israel: organizers of international girl-trading group are arrested; members of 5 countries

are involved. More than 1000 women from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, etc. were enslaved. Police prepared this operation 2 years.

T4 16 Austria: Start of the trial on Fritzle – “Austrian monster” who 24 years raped his daughter.

She gave birth to 7 children. This case had shocked all the world.

19 Fritzle , the “maniac of XXI century” is sentenced for term of life on 6 articles

T5 22 Great Britain. By appeal of parents the court decided to turn off incurable child from the

system that provided vital functions.

24 Russia. Moscow: adoptive parents were beating 3 year child who was taken to reanimation;

this event was widely discussed on TV. A suit against the parents was started

TB 3 Russia. Stavropol: a sentence is passed to maniac- paedophile who raped and killed girls

Vandalism

TB 1 Russia. Petersburg: Explosion of monument to Lenin on the most important place of his

activity. Several years such explosions were not seen; formerly they also followed HB Foci

The explosion was set up so that the area of genitals and bottom were torn

4 Ukraine. Rubezhnoe: explosion of monument to Lenin with the same technique as in Petersburg

10 Ukraine. Lvov region: local city hall decided to destroy the monument to WWII soldier-liberator

as “carrying negative ideas”. Being indignant with this decision, Russia prepares an appeal to

International circles. Lvov administration considers 9 monuments more for destruction

11 France. In Int. Day of prisoners of concentration camps the tombs are assaulted by swastikas

Robberies

PG 21 Russia. Tula: hold-up of collector car for about $1 million

27 Ireland. Bank officer brought Robber 7 millions Euro under a threat for 3 hostages

28 Ireland. The robber is caught, but with 4 millions only

T3 3 Russia. Yekaterinburg: a swindle is revealed for $30 millions in a pension fund

3 Russia. Start of a new trial over Russian billionaire Chodorkovsky. He is accused in theft

and legalization of oil for $25 millions.

3 Russia. Moscow: a band, that was acting several years under the leadership of Israeli

citizen, is put under arrest which falsify long-term underground tickets, US dollars,

paintings, police and prosecutor certificates, etc. Damage exceeds $ 5 millions.

Equipment and $ 3 millions are withdrawn.

4 Russia. Moscow: a pirated copy production and distribution network is liquidated; damage

is about $ 14 millions

7 The canvas are found that were stolen 20 years ago

T8 9 Norway. A canvas is stolen in the value of 2.4 millions Euro

11 Norway. A canvas that was stolen is found

12 Russia. Voronezh: jeweller's is robbed for $ 2.3 millions

12 Ukraine. Vinnitza: Post is robbed for $ 5 000

13 Russia. Kuzbass: takeover of a bank; invader is killed, hostages are set free

13 Russia. Volgograd: highly secret money-laundering group is arrested; damage exceeds

$ 100 millions; this is a rare event for Russia

13 Start of a new international military operation against Somalia pirates

16 Ukraine. The verdict of guilty is brought on “Elite-Centre” - the greatest swindle in

construction sphere in the country: they resold flats twice and thrice, 2000 people damaged

T4 18 Russia. Nalchik: Start of a trial over gangster group of 58 people. They are accused in 35

murderings, hundreds suffered. Special building was constructed for the trial

19 USA. Owner of auditing firm, accessory of Medoff is arrested

20 Special case: one of the twins is registered by 3 observation cameras during a robbery of

5 millions Euro; but both are released since it was not proved who of them was at the place

21 France: 3 years old girl is kidnapped for the 3 time. Firstly, by her Russian mother and

taken to Russia, then by her French father and taken to France. This event, as in the

previous cases, is widely discussed on TV. Interpol seeks the girl. Note, that she was

kidnapped by her father on September 22, viz. in the vicinity of the Focus T7 (!)

T5 25 Russia. Moscow: hold-up of collector car for about $300 000, 2 collectors are killed

26 Great Britain: for the first time the British police agreed on extradition of 2 Russians

TB 2 Russia. Moscow: start of legal proceedings on “Shadow (Night) Governor” of Petersburg;

the preceding is put off till April 8. He was arrested in Petersburg by a team of 60

policemen that specially came at 2 planes from Moscow, half a year before.

6 Ukraine. Kiev: a robber shot in cashier, but run away without taking money

6 Moscow: 3 armed men attacked collectors; the latter repulsed: 3 wounded, 1 robber detained

7 Russia. Rostov: raiders’ attack (50 persons) is repelled who tried to seize an oil refinery

9 Russia. Ingushetia: with the use of rangers and armoured car a band of counterfeiter is

arrested in 5 places with a high quality equipment, Russian Roubles and USD

10 Russia. Novorossiysk: hold-up of collector car for $ 300 000; 1 collector is killed

13 Hungary. Mother of the kidnapped girl is arrested (See March 21)

3.2. Violation of frontiers and military operations

Frontiers

T3 3 Ukraine: Parliament dismisses Foreign Minister for inadequate policy (including consent

on transfer of part of Ukrainian continental shelf to Rumania)

5 Norway detains Russian trawler

8 GB/Argentine wrangle as to Antarctic shelf: Argentine declared its claims (GB – earlier)

T4 16 Lebanon firstly opened its embassy in Syria

18 Egypt opened its border with Gaza for 2 days

21 It is announced by Ministry of Defence of the USA that two weeks ago (viz. at T3) Chinese

patrol boat attacked US ship (in neutral waters re to USA, in territorial waters, re to China)

T5 25 EU adopts bio parameters for obtaining visas

26 Russia bans import of chicken-meat from 3 US enterprises

29 Switzerland joins Schengen Agreement (re to airports)

TB 1 Czechia stops granting visas for work

7 Georgia detains Russian ship

Military tests, manoeuvres, wars

T3 5 Russia-NATO council functioning is restored to a full scale

8 Iran launches new long-range missile

T8 11 President declares that the time has come when France must be integrated in NATO

T4 17 President announces new rearmament plan for Russian army: increase in alertness, etc.

17 Russia. New regiment of S-400 (Triumph) is set on duty

17 Czechia: PM recalls the legislation as to allocation of USA antimissile rockets

17 Declaration as to the First international manoeuvres of ODKB in Kazakhstan

17 USA. Successive test of antimissile rocket

18 French Parliament adopts the decision to join NATO

18 Declaration: peacemaking forces in Pridnestrovie (between Ukraine and Moldova) will be disband

20 Russia had formed the military bases in Abkhazia and S. Ossetia

T5 24 Spiegel: European experts conclude that the Georgia-Russian conflict of 2008 was started

by President of Georgia who planned the aggression

27 Israel tests its own antimissile rocket system

30 Georgia: it would modernize its army to be ready for efficient military operations

30 Georgia sends its soldiers to Afghanistan

TB 1 Albania and Croatia have become official members of NATO

2 President of Kirghizia signs the decree on closing of US base “Manas”

3 Cambodia and Thailand: armed conflict

3 Starting of International exercise “Black Sea For”

4 NATO, declaration: 5000 soldiers more will be sent to Afghanistan

4 France has become official member of NATO

4 NATO-Russia council: official commencement of work

6 Russia. Armavir: to journalists the newest long-range (6000 km) radar station is presented

9 Russia will sell Byelorussia the newest air defence system

10 Russia. Successful testing of “Topol” ballistic missile for prolongation of lifetime

Military operations and terrorism in the countries reacting to the comet HB’s Foci from 1997

(Apart from the events that pertain to other factors – AT, etc.)

Israel

PG 26 2 Israeli fighters were intercepting a civil plane with failed radio station

T3 3 Israeli planes were destroying Gaza-Egypt tunnels by bombing

5 Notorious AT: bulldozer crushed everything without distinction: cars, bus, etc. Terrorist is

killed, 2 W. Notice that similar events took place at July (T6) and September (T7) Foci

8 Ex-president is accused in raping

8 For the third time in a week Israeli planes were bombing Gaza-Egypt tunnels and depots

8 Israeli police revealed 12 gangsters who were trading girls for prostitution

T4 19 Official accusation in raping is put against Ex-president

21 West Bank: anti-Israeli demonstrations, clashes with police

22 Large-scale AT (mine-strewn car) is prevented

T5 24 Anti-Israeli demonstrations, clashes with police, several wounded

27 Israel tests its own antimissile rocket system

North Korea

T8 9 N. Korea declares full alertness with respect to USA – S. Korea exercise

12 N. Korea declares that it would launch a satellite

T5 26 N. Korea declares that it is ready to launch a communication satellite. Sharp critical

reaction of S. Korea, Japan and USA which consider this as a long-range missile test; they

threat to intercept this missile: US destroyers go to N. Korea, S. Korean forces are put to

full alertness.

27 N. Korea declares that any attempt to intercept its rocket will be treated as declaration of war

three-stage rocket

TB 5 N. Korea announces that it orbited a satellite. S. Korea, Japan and USA think that it has

sank in the Pacific Ocean, and that it is a long-range missile test that conflicts with the

resolution of Security Council. Japan demands the Security Council to consider this test

6 The Security Council session on N. Korea (SC NK) ends without result

10 The SC NK ends without result once again. Japan enters new sanctions against N. Korea

11 The SC NK accepts a statement that blames N. Korea

15 N. Korea expels IAEA’s inspectors

Northern Ireland

T3 8 Shelling of barracks, 2 V, 4 W. Last time such an impertinent event took place in 1997 (at

first manifestations of HB’s Foci) when British soldier was killed. All Britain is shocked

T8 15 Demonstrations have transformed into mass disorders

T5 31 Series of ATs, dozens of cars are burnt. Such disorders were not seen since 1997

Kosovo

PG 26 Int. Tribunal of former Yugoslavia discharges Serbian Ex-president

T4 20 Spain withdraws its peacemakers from Kosovo

T5 24 Discussion of situation in Kosovo at the Security Council resulted in charges and offences

Afghanistan

T3 1 US AF attacked Taliban on the territory of Pakistan, 15 V

T5 27 Moscow: actions of NATO cause anxiety re to insufficient counteraction to drug traffic

27 USA declares that 4000 more soldiers would be sent to Afghanistan

29 Russia declares that it is ready to take part in establishing order in Afghanistan

Iran

PG 25 Iran announces completion of the atomic power plant in Bushehr presenting a stumbling-

block for the international community, and start of test of the 1^st reactor

27 The USA accuses Iran in support of terrorism. A session of Security Council is completed

by a scandal between the representatives of Iran and USA

T3 1 One of Al Qaeda leaders is arrested in Iran

3 Intensification of Russia-USA haggle re to counter-missile system and Iran

T8 8 Iran launched a new long-range missile

13 Obama prolonged the term of economic sanctions against Iran

T4 20 Obama declares about possibility of radical change of relations between the USA and Iran

Iraq

T8 8 USA approved withdrawal of 12 000 soldiers from Iraq in 6 months

11 Former Foreign Secretary Tarik Asiz is sentenced to 15 years

12 Journalist who was throwing shoes in Bush is sentenced to 3 years

T5 30 Great Britain starts official withdraw of its troops from Iraq

3.3. Collisions in politics and social life (Loss of relations, disturbances, revolutions)

London Summit 2009, G20

TB 2 Absence of preliminary agreement between the participants. President of France threats to

leave Summit if strict regulation measures would not be accepted; the USA and UK are for

issuing money, Europe – for greater control

Mass protest actions of anti-globalists. 170 protesters are arrested (on April 2 and 3). Thousands

of protesters loot offices, shops, etc. An attempt to storm the embassy of the USA

3 G20 ends with a compromise. $ 5 000 billions would be allotted to saving of world economics

Sixties anniversary of NATO, Summit NATO 60

TB 2 Strasbourg. Police disperses anti-NATO protesters.

3 Opening of the Summit. 35 000 policemen are collected. France, for 2 days, suspends the

Schengen Agreement. Police disperses anti-NATO protesters: 300 people are arrested. No

word is said re to joining Ukraine or Georgia. Nobody recalls that the only collective military

NATO operation was in Yugoslavia (at the Focus of comet HB!), without UNO’s mandate

4 Police disperses anti-NATO protesters; 20 wounded

Revolutions, coup d'etat

T3 2 Guinea-Bissau: disorders; President and Joint Staff commander are killed by militaries

7 PM of Palestine resigns

T8 16 Militaries occupy the residence of President of Madagascar

T3 17 Coup d'etat: president asks for international help

18 Madagascar membership in African Union is suspended

19 Emir of Kuwait dissolves Parliament

T5 24 Czech Parliament firstly votes of no-confidence to Government

25 Czech PM resigns – “The emergency on supranational scale”: the EU temporarily remains without the head.

TB 2 Malaysia PM resigns

2 Russia. Medvedev: “I do not want to have any relations with Saakashvili (Pres. of Georgia)”

6 EU suspends relations with Mauritania

7 Peru. Ex-President is sentenced to 25 years

7 Cuba. Diplomatic “revolution”: Raul Castro receives (5 days) official US delegation

8 Russia. deputy Director of Foreign Office department is arrested

9 Bolivia. President goes on hunger-strike due to hold-up of elections

19 Ukraine. Schismatics have captured an Orthodox Temple

Chain reaction : the PMs of Latvia, Hungary, Czechia, Malaysia

Thailand

TB 8 Bangkok. 40 000 people in protest action

10 Protest actions during the Summit of ASEAN

11 Summit of ASEAN is cancelled due to the protests. Clashes with police; protesters attacked the

hotel where the Summit was conducted; participants of Summit were evacuated in helicopters

12 Bangkok. State of emergency. Protest actions do not calm down. Clashes with police:

protesters have snatch away armed cars. The state on the brink of the 3^rd coup d'etat a year

13 Clashes with police, 100 wounded

19 State of emergency is continued

Georgia

TB 6 Tbilisi: police breaks up the protest action

9 Tbilisi: dozens of thousands have stood up on a permanent protest action for resignation of

the president. Such mass actions were not seen for more than 2 years

10 Opposition transfer to acts of civil disobedience

11 Tbilisi: “Vegetable revolution”: protesters throw carrot and cabbage to the president’s

residence as to an “apprehensive hare”

Moldova

TB 7 Kishinev: several hundreds of rioters reject the results of parliamentary election before the

result of poll is obtained. With the preliminary saved stones the rioters attacked police,

smashed the parliament and President’s administration and put them to fire (documents,

furniture and office automation are burnt). The Rumanian flag is installed over the

Parliament. President accuses the rioters in an attempt of coup d'etat. It is said that Rumanian

citizen participated in riots. Moldova recalls its ambassador from Romania and establishes

visas for this country

8 Romanian ambassador is declared persona non grata. President accuses Romania in

organization of the riots. European observers acknowledge the legality of the elections.

New protest action: 118 are detained. During these days 200 are wounded

9 President: Office of Public Prosecutor will bring a suit against the rioters (or rectors of

universities whose students were among rioters) for the damage (around $ 27 millions). The International observers have acknowledged the legacy of election.

Political and social scandals, resignations, arrests

PG 26 Georgia. A canvas of famous painter Pirosmani is withdrawn from museum without a

permission and brought to president’s office

28 GB firstly acknowledges a practice of extraditing of suspected in terrorism to the USA

T3 2 Paris. A scandal at Christi’s with bronze rat and rabbit being stolen in 19 century from

Emperor’s residence: Chinese buyer said that he would not pay since they should be returned

3 Opposition accuses president in sleaze for accepting the Georgian order (for help in war)

4 Rumanian officer and Bulgarian businessman are accused in selling NATO secrets

4 Firstly in its history: the International Tribunal issues an arrest warrant for President of Sudan

4 League of Arab States condemns the decision re to President of Sudan

4 Sudan bans functioning of 6 humanitarian organizations on its territory

6 New York. A scandal at auction with Gandhi’s belongings after the price reached $ 2 millions:

India demands to return them; the belongings are arrested

T8 9 Ukraine. Sevastopol: a scandal at the official exhibition devoted to famine in Ukraine in 1933:

of 6 photos 4 are made in the USA and in Russia in 30-ies

11 Germany demands the USA to extradite Demianuk – Nazi criminal (re to murdering of 29000)

13 Ukraine. Parliamentary commission demands to put mayor of the capital to psychiatric test

13 Web: a boom in Wiki and forums re to American descent of Obama

14 Ukraine. Two officials are detained in the Capital with a record bribe

T4 17 Swiss swimmer is deprived of the world record due to her costume

18 Russia. A scandal in a Regional capital (Tver) children theatre with a nude heroine

19 Ukraine. Secret service, as organizer of the exhibition devoted to famine in Ukraine (See

above), confesses to falsification of photos

19 Russia. Far East: “by mistake” a great part of a registered forest reserve is sold for residences

19 Thailand: collision between USA and Russian foreign offices re to But accused in arms traffic

19 Russia: 350 people became unlegalized due to an error of immigration service in 2004 – 2006

19 Ukraine. Simpheropol: deputy crashes several eggs on the head of the mayor

19 Cameroon. Start of the Pope’s African tour; a scandal with his expressing a doubt as to use of

contraceptive devices in struggle against AIDS while he was flying over a worst infected region

20 Ukraine. At anniversary of Mazepa – a famous Ukrainian military leader of 18th century the

Official powers organized celebrations and (on March 24, viz. at T5) instituted an order –

Cross of Mazepa. As he was anathematized in those years as perjurer, opposition organized

actions of protest; in Sevastopol the eggs were thrown at his portrait.

22 Angola. Luanda: an entrance jam of stadium before Pope’s appeal: at least 2 V, 20 W

22 Germany. Forged circulation of Die Zeit is distributed in 90 cities free of charge; it declares

abolition of money, dissolution of NATO, etc.

T5 24 Estonia. By the appeal (after the January court decision), anti-Nazi and anti-nationalistic

political organization “Night Watch” is justified unexpectedly

26 IAEA’s board of governors has failed to elect general director

26 Latvia. Officials close the only Russian-speaking radio station

30 Poland. Valensa declares that he would abdicate his Nobel title and emigrate if the lie re to his

collaboration with police would not stop

TB 31–2 Ukraine. President proposes to correct Constitution. In response, Parliament sets the earliest term

for Presidential election. President rejects it and appeals to Constitution Court. Opposition blocks

the Parliament for a week with the demand to the PM to form anti-crisis plan or to resign

11 USA. Arkansas University says Obama no with Ph.D. and recommends to continue research

16 Governor Rick Perry signs House Concurrent Resolution 50 in support of the state of Texas

rights for independence under the 10^th Amendment of the US Constitution

20 UNO Conference on Racism. Some countries have ignored it (USA, Israel, Germany), some

left the conference in protest

Demos, riots, Strikes

PG 26 Bangladesh. Renewing of disorders in all large cities: armed collisions with police. 50 V

26 Martinique. Disorders, pogroms, collisions with police due to growth of prices

27 Greece. Athens: new disorders, protesters attack police, use Molotov’s cocktail

T3 7 Germany. Hamburg: clashes of fans between themselves and with police, W

9 Greece: clashes of fans between themselves and with police, W

T8 11 Kenya: disorders, collisions with police

13 Greece. Athens: anarchists organized disorders, damaged more than 40 shops

15 Pakistan. Actions of civil disobedience, clashes with police

15 Georgia. Tbilisi: demos with the demand for President to resign

15 Bulgaria. Police organized mass acts of protests

T4 16 UEFA cup: disorders, arrests

16 Latvia. Riga: march of legionary of SS; 3 anti-Nazi protesters are arrested

19 France. “Black Thursday”: nation-wide strike that hold a record in number of cities and

participants (more than 3 millions people)

19 Venezuela: mass protests against governmental control over airports, ports and roads

20 Ukraine. Kiev: large group of people in camouflage has destroyed a protester’s tent-city on

the central square of the Capital, several wounded. Police was indifferent

20 France. Paris: night riots, 300 persons arrested, 6 policemen W. For many years such

disorders were unseen in the centre of the Capital

T5 22 Sudan. Darfur: intertribal clash, 30 V

22 Russia. Pervouralsk: jam at a disco, 4V, 8 W

22 Belgium. Brussels: anti-NATO demos, clashes with police, 400 are arrested

24 Georgia: arrests of opposition (7 people) are started

24 Russia. Pervouralsk: day of mourning for victims of disco

26-27 Ukraine. Anti-President and anti-Government meetings in Capital and all regional centres

27 Greece. Police breaks up demo and tent-city of firemen with tear-gas and sound grenades

27 Thailand. Mass anti-government demo

29 Turkey. Clashes during elections, 6 V

30 Cote-d’Ivoire. Clashes of fans with police, 19 V (minimum)

30 Russia. Rostov: 20 mines, in protest, refuse to leave the mine

Protests against Summit G20 in London:

TB 30 London. 5 antiglobalists are arrested on suspicion of bomb explosion

1 Mass demos of protest, the largest over the preceding years. Banks, offices, restaurants and

pubs are closed. Clashes with police: London in “state of siege”.

2 London. Clashes with police, hundreds of looted offices, dozens of wounded, 1 victim.

An attempt to attack the USA embassy.

2 Greece: nation-wide strike

2-3 Ukraine. Token meeting of opposition in Kiev, 20 000 people, with the demand to accept

anti-crisis plan; the Parliament is also blocked for indefinite term with the same demand

6 Turkey. Anti-US and anti-Obama demos

9 Iraq. Anti-US demos

19 Georgia. Women prisoners go on hunger-strike

3.4. Economical collisions

Unprecedented measures of State and International control over the banks and economics that firstly have been undertaken at T7 are now developing over the Spring Foci.

The economic mortgage crisis reached a critical stage around September 2008. In response to the developing crisis and as a financial rescue plan, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, or ‘bailout act’ for short, passed the US Senate in October 2008. The act authorized the United States Treasury Department to issue the amount of US$ 700 billion to be used to stimulate the US economy and save banks from bankruptcy. Similar actions were taken by other countries and many banks around the world were nationalized. While the number of foreclosures in the US sky-rocketed, factories were shut down and the unemployment rate exploded, the bankers continued to pet themselves on the back by allowing themselves huge bonuses for a job ‘well done’. While Obama openly criticized this immoral behavior in the US (AIG and Fanny May bonuses) and took counter measures by means of taxation (90% on bonuses), in other countries bankers received milder criticism. As a result the public opinion and public outrage over the handling of the economic crisis changed significantly leading to protests and riots at the G20 summit in London. At the G20 summit, plans were made to restructure the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Financial Stability Forum (FSF) and the World Bank. Some of the international coordinated measures included control over hedge funds and banning on tax havens. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced that an additional US$ 1.1 trillion dollar would be issued, largely benefited to the IMF, to stimulate the world economy. A Swiss banking scandal disclosed in a US lawsuit, called for the lifting of the Swiss bank secrecy laws. Liechtenstein and Andorra soon followed to announce that it will lift its bank secrecy laws and other countries like Austria and Luxembourg have announced to ‘relax’ banking secrecy. A remarkable turning point at this G20 meeting was that it was decided that the USA would lose its leading and dominating role in the G20. At the same time the United Nations pledged for a new world reserve currency as a replacement for the US dollar. In an interview on March 12, Bilderberger chairman Etienne Davignon announced that the Bilderberger group at the summit in Athens in June 2009 will taker further actions to conquer the crisis. The Bilderberger conference could "improve understanding" on future action, in the same way it helped create the euro in the 1990s, he said. According to Davignon, the EU will meet with drastic changes and will never be the same after the global financial crisis started in September 2008.

PG 24 Asia: stock prices have fallen to a 5year old level

24 Dow Jones has fallen to a level of 1997

End of February: almost in all developed countries the banks are checked as to use of credits

T3 1 Opening of the extraordinary Summit of EU

2 Summit of EU rejects the Chair’s (PM of Czechia) proposal for 190 billion Euro help to

the Eastern European countries

3 “A destructive hurricane had covered the world stock exchanges over the last day”.

The stock prices have fallen to 6 (Europe, Asia) and 13 (USA) years old levels

3 AIG announces about astronomical damages

4 General Director of AIG brings an action against AIG re to wheeler-dealer finance

6 Record in fall of US bank shares

T8 9 Tokyo: the lowest, in 26 years, level of Nikkei (by January totals)

9 Lloyds TSB has passed over State control (75%)

10 Damascus: the stock exchange has opened after 40-year intermission

12 Forbes publishes statistics of reduction of billionaires’ capitals: up to several times

13 Switzerland (and 5 more countries) will soften the law re to bank secrecy

13 Russia turns down the use of 3-year budget

T4 6-12 Start of new scandal with AIG re to bonuses ($ 218 millions) for high-rank administration after a

support. Obama is indignant at their value, Secretary of the Treasury is going to block them

17 Barack Obama changes his policy towards former ‘axis of evil country’ Iran

18 FED plans to inject another 1 trillion dollars into the American economy

19 After a declaration of Federal Reserve re to issue, a series of currencies has jumped

19 an “ultimatum” to AIG to to return bonuses; Fannie May is also to give large bonuses

19 Economic Cooperation Organization puts Switzerland in the list of ) offshore

19 EU Summit on Crisis and Climate Change

19 Copper price gained maximum in 4 months

19 Russia: Central bank takes back the licences from two big banks

19 The most slump fall of indices in 9 years after the FRS issued $ 1 150 billions; as well, this

caused rise of oil prises (max in 3 months, over $50 a barrel)

19 Russia. Government accepts anti-crisis program

20 IMF publishes the gloomiest prognosis in its history; no economical recovery till 2010

20 USA. The Congress passes the tax law on bonuses

20 French protectionism threatens to split EU integration after Renault shifts car

production from Slovenia back to Paris.

20 United Nations Panel calls for a new World Reserve Currency, scrapping the dollar

21 GB. unprecedented shortage of salaries in BBC

T5 24 China. The Head of the Central bank calls upon to create a world currency instead of $

24, 30 WB forecasts a second wave of non-returning of payments and lowering of stock prices

23 USA. Hearing of AIG and bonuses in the Congress

25 Euro crash, Ukraine on the brink of total financial meltdown, 16 billion dollars loan

required from the IMF

26 USA accuses China in aggressive doctrine, in response, China issues a Note

26 Oil prices reach 4-month maximum

28 G20 protesters rally against the way governments handle the economic crisis.

30 Dismiss of General directors of Renault-Citroen, GM and dozens of thousands of workers

31 Russia refuses Belarus in $ 3 billion credit.

TB 1 New Head of GM declares that a bankruptcy may take place even in June

2 China, actually, announces “war to $”: it extends the list of countries for non-$ swapping

3 Russia. For fraud, the directors of two banks are arrested

4 EU. European Central bank: record rate decrease in its history

9 Ukraine. 100 of 1500 amnestied refuse to accept it due to unemployment and lack of dwelling

10 Ukraine. A woman makes an attempt of self-immolation because bank does not return deposit

European Gas Crisis (continuation of T1, T2)

T3 3-4 Secret service agents’ invasion in the Main office of Neftegas (main importing and transporting gas corporation) was counteracted by MPs. The mutual accusations of the highest State authorities is estimated as “New gas scandal” and new phase of struggle between the President and PM. Court and Prosecutor discuss this invasion and legacy of customs clearance for 10 billions of cub.m of stored gas which belongs to foreign company.

5 PM of Russia expresses concern re to gas transit. Russia threats to stop gas supply to

Ukraine if the latter would not pay for the delivered gas until March 7.

Ukraine transfer the payment for the supplied gas

T8 10 Ukraine asks Russia for a credit on $ 5 billions

11 Ukraine. Search of the Deputy Head of the Secrete Service in the air port after returning from

Switzerland for illegal drugs, currency, etc. is associated with customs clearance of gas

12 Russia declares that it would not fine Ukraine for the unconsumed (against the contract) gas

T5 23 Brussels. International conference on modernization of Ukrainian gas transporting system

excludes Russia from negotiations and signing of memorandum.

Putin declares that it makes no sense to consider the problems of transportation of Russian gas without Russia. if Russia’s interests are ignored, it will make respective conclusions

24 President of Russia puts off the planned consultations between the PMs of Russia and Ukraine

Moscow: the info is distributed that Ukraine cannot figure on $ 5 billions Russian credit

28 Putin: Russia is not a raw materials-producing appendage; if Russia is not asked whether it

will deliver extra gas through Ukraine, we will reconsider our relations with partners

29 The first delivery of Russian liquefied gas in Japan

TB 31 Medvedev: how can we give credit to Ukraine if it excludes Russia from discussions on gas ?

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