CERN Conspiracies Go Main Stream As Jesuit Takes Control

There is a quantum twist to that statement, and it comes in the fact he mentions keeping “an eye on it”. Well, in the strange world of quantum mechanics, to observe is to measure it, and to measure it affects the quantum state of the mysterious unidentified lying object! So i suspect he was giving a clue to those in the know that they had achieved some kind of portal/connection to the “other side”, but thats just my speculation of course.

Another researcher working tirelessly on this topic is Melissa Dykes over at Truth Stream Media. Check out her latest video below and check out the other videos on her site/channel…

Talking of speculation, that is all I am seriously able to do, for i am not a particle physicist and learning as we go on, but one man that does know what he is talking about is Mr Anthony Patch, and he will be coming on The Kev Baker Show on the 24th September to discuss what is really going on at CERN, and to talk about what happens when they start colliding the heavier lead ions.

Now, all that said, if its woo you are after, check this out! FaceLikeTheSun over on youtube is reporting the new guy at the helm of the CERN Council as of 2016 will be a JESUIT! I know, you couldnt make this stuff up right?

CERN website reports….

Geneva, 18 September 2015. CERN¹ Council today announced the election of Professor Sijbrand de Jong as its 22nd President for a period of one year renewable twice, with a mandate starting on 1 January 2016. He will take over from Professor Agnieszka Zalewska who concludes her three-year term at the end of December.

“Sijbrand de Jong has served the CERN Council with diligence, pragmatism and wisdom throughout my mandate as President to date,” said the current President of Council Professor Agnieszka Zalewska. “When the time comes to pass the baton, I will be handing it on to a sure pair of hands.”

De Jong received his doctorate in 1990 from the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands for his contribution to the design of a novel multiprocessor system for the ZEUS calorimeter trigger at Germany’s DESY laboratory. The trigger has the role of making extremely rapid decisions on which data to record and which to discard. Following his doctorate, he became a Fellow at CERN, where he worked on the OPAL detector at the Laboratory’s LEP accelerator until the late 1990s. He then moved to Fermilab in the US where he was deeply involved in the hunt for the Higgs boson at the Tevatron. De Jong is currently active in astroparticle physics, participating in cosmic ray research at the Pierre Auger Observatory. From 2004 to 2008 he was a member of the Large Hadron Collider Committee at CERN, and since 2010 he has been a delegate to the CERN Council. Furthermore, he was the Dutch representative of the CERN Council Strategy Groups in 2006 and 2013. Since 1998, De Jong has been a staff Member at Nikhef and has taught introductory and advanced high-energy physics courses at Radboud University Nijmegen. He is Knight of the Order of the Netherlands Lion.

“I owe a lot to CERN, which I first joined in 1984 as a summer student,” said de Jong. “CERN is full of ambition, and in an excellent position to move particle physics forward with the LHC in full swing. There is also no shortage of ideas for new opportunities and I am fully committed to facilitating the decisions that will optimise CERN’s future. I am honoured and thankful to CERN Council for choosing me as its next President.”

Check out the video from FaceLikeTheSun….