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2011-01-29

"BREAKING: Check out the roof rising w/ a bomb in Davos Switzerland.......land of the elite!"

Vatic Note: PASS THIS AROUND. ITS BEGUN!  (I was unable to retreive the photo she references below, but found another one instead, so the title represents what a reader sent yesterday). Remember these news outlets are controlled by the elite, so we have no idea just how big a deal this is.  I don't believe we will ever know who did this since the elite need us to believe its not the average person who would do this, rather some radical group that we would be offended by and thus garner sympathy for those poor elite meeting there who might be frightened out of their pants.  So take the "reporting" part of this with a grain of salt.  If this were done by professionals who are patriots, they would never say one way or the other, they would simply keep going.   We received another report that the physical damage was extensive, so we really don't know who, what or how bad this is. What is notable is this is the home of the Khazar Rothschild fascist bankers, corporate globalists and its from here they will run the globe, so this was a strike at the heart of the elite. It shows they are not as safe as they think they are and we are not as passive as they hoped we would be. Anyway, things appear to be heating up for them and given their very few numbers, this should prove an interesting beginning. NON COOPERATION IS THE BY WORD FOR THE REST OF US. Here is the note I received yesterday and could not read until today, when the story and photos of the explosions were taken and shown, so I have to go by her word on this.

"Check out the roof rising w/ a bomb in Davos Switzerland.......land of the elite! I saw it on www.Reuters.com. Actually there were two explosions and, as usual, the Swissie's are soft pedaling it."

We will keep you updated as events progress and more news gets out. 

Far-left group claims minor explosion at Davos hotel
Jan 27, 2011, 22:15 GMT
http://www.euronews.net/newswires/708869-minor-explosion-in-davos-hotel-nobody-hurt/

Switzerland (Reuters) – Left-wing activists claimed responsibility for a minor explosion on Thursday at a hotel in Davos, close to where top executives and world leaders were meeting, but nobody was hurt.

Devin Wenig, CEO of Thomson Reuters’ Markets division, was in a breakfast meeting of senior executives at the hotel when the explosion happened.

“A huge boom went off. The whole ceiling lifted. Everyone was convinced it was a bomb,” he said. “It took a half hour to reassemble the meeting.”

Participants were later told that a boiler had exploded, he added. The Forum’s main programme was not disrupted.

“I can confirm that there has been an explosion in a storage room in the basement of the hotel,” Thomas Hobi, a spokesman for the local police said. “There has been minor damage but nobody was injured.”

Swiss prosecutors said they were investigating the explosion, implying that there might be a criminal motive, but they declined to give further details.

A Reuters photographer said a few police were patrolling outside the building and he could see a broken window but no other damage.

A group calling itself Revolutionary Perspective said in a statement on an activist website it had targeted the luxury Posthotel with a firebomb and said Swiss ministers and representatives of top bank UBS were staying there.

“Our fight against the dictatorship of capital is focused on the social alternative to capitalism: communism,” the group said in the statement.

A spokesman for the World Economic Forum (WEF) said police had made two bomb sweeps of the hotel after a threat posted online. The WEF said in a statement that the blast had been caused by a small firework at the back entrance of the hotel.

“The police is investigating this incident. The hotel is fully operational and accessible,” it said.

The luxury Posthotel is in the heart of Davos village, a few hundred metres (yards) from the WEF congress centre where hundreds of company heads, central bankers and politicians are meeting.  (ah, warms the cockles of my heart) 

On Wednesday, Swiss police evacuated a building and removed a suspicious object in the town St. Gallen, 80 km north of Davos, after a threat from the same group, saying they wanted to target the opening of the WEF meeting.

(Reporting by Silke Koltrowitz and Emma Thomasson; editing by Philippa Fletcher)  euronews provides breaking news articles from Reuters as a service to its readers, but does not edit the articles it publishes.

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1 comment:

  1. I would like to say, money want bring one happiness or the control of it. Some of the happiest people I know are those who have a higher plane of thought. They love family and the simple things in life. Money cannot buy love. It will buy the insincere, but not the sincere people. Money cannot buy love or happiness. One really have no friends when it comes to money. Giving is what life is all about, helping the poor, dis-ease of the poor. It can put a smile on someone's face and bring relief to those who need financial burdens lifted. I'm thankful that I was not born rich. I was poor, but very happy growing up. Don't get me wrong there were problems. But no child, no adult, no human being should be denied to have a good life along with those who are the wealthy. What can I say? The Bible says to give to the poor, hot to oppress the poor. I believe in God's instruction Book, that tells man how to treat his fellow man. We all want to live in a confort zone. All of us need a confort zone. Put your place in those people's shoes that are in great need of love and money. Bev

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