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11/3/2011 — Asteroid 2005 YU55 — closest approach 150,000 miles — NOT going to hit earth

Reports and rumors are running amok on the internet.. some are saying this object — Asteroid 2005 YU55 — poses a real threat of impact.  Also, some are saying this coincides with the November 9, 2011 EAS (emergency alert system) nationwide test/broadcast, which is a reason we should take note.

Why are people concerned about an EAS test ?  What is the connection between 2005 YU55  and the 2011 EAS test?

The connection  — is the date of the test and the date of the asteroid passing .

11/9/11 for the EAS test .. and 11/9/11 for the asteroid flyby @ 150,000 miles  — in “conspiracy” language thats like screaming fire in a crowded theater !  Or like dropping dynamite into a pond…  The coincidences of past planned “false flag” catastrophe dates are below:

9/11/1991 = George H.W. Bush famous NWO speech

9/11/2001 = no explanation needed

9/11/2001 = US has mock terrorism drill run by NORAD simulating planes hitting buildings

3/11/2004 = madrid spain terrorist attack

3/11/2004 = spanish authorities hold mock terrorism drill simulating train attacks

7/7/2005 = london terrorist attack

7/7/2005 = british officials hold mock terrorism drill simulating a public transport attack

1/22/2011 = christschurch NZ earthquake

1/22/2011 = US reprsentatives quickly leave NZ right before quake hits (FEMA reps present)

3/11/2011 = japan earthquake, large tsunami, nuclear meltdown at Fukushima

3/11/2011 = US military holding “vibrant response” nuclear evacuation drills in USA

Now.. here we are :

11/9/2011  — US government holding mock EAS emergency alert simulating a national emergency

11/9/2011  — Asteroid 2005 YU55 is passing by earth

 

(THE IMAGES WERE OF ITOKAWA ASTEROID — INCORRECTLY LABELLED ON SPACE.COM)

Here is information on the Nov. 9, 2011 EAS test— link to google —  just browse the top “rumors” and official stories that come up in the search:

https://www.google.com/search?q=EAS+november+9+2011&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

Here is the USA today article: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/space/story/2011-11-01/asteroid-viewing-…

here is the wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_YU55

here is the JPL NASA information:

http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=2005%20YU55;orb=1