December 3, 1995: Black Triangles - Linda Moulton Howe | Prophecies & Future Predictions - Moura Tims
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
May 11, 20231h 49m
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Show Notes
Linda Moulton Howe reports on a wave of huge, silent, black triangle sightings stretching from Greensboro, North Carolina to Allentown, Pennsylvania since November 17, 1995. Eyewitness Kathy Schreck describes a solid gray-black metallic triangle hovering silently fifty feet above her car with twenty-five to thirty round white lights on its underside. Howe also covers a disturbing rash of animal deaths across Puerto Rico, where hundreds of domestic animals have been found drained of blood through two precise puncture wounds, attributed to a creature locals call the chupacabras.
Moura Tims, author of Beyond Prophecies and Predictions, discusses how ancient prophecies from the Hopi, Maya, Babylonians, the Bible, Edgar Cayce, and the Great Pyramid all converge on the same pattern of cyclical change culminating around the year 2012. She explains that the King's Chamber timeline in the Great Pyramid corresponds to 1945 and the dawn of the atomic age, marking a point where planetary karma became irreversibly set.
Art Bell shares breaking news of a confirmed 8.0 earthquake in the Kuril Islands, part of sixteen quakes recorded in the region within two days.
Moura Tims, author of Beyond Prophecies and Predictions, discusses how ancient prophecies from the Hopi, Maya, Babylonians, the Bible, Edgar Cayce, and the Great Pyramid all converge on the same pattern of cyclical change culminating around the year 2012. She explains that the King's Chamber timeline in the Great Pyramid corresponds to 1945 and the dawn of the atomic age, marking a point where planetary karma became irreversibly set.
Art Bell shares breaking news of a confirmed 8.0 earthquake in the Kuril Islands, part of sixteen quakes recorded in the region within two days.