This page aims at posting pictures of neutral persons
around the world, preferentially unknown faces, and compare these pictures
with recent ones, taken AFTER the hurricane, so that your brain will
be able to easily
distinguish between the two periods, BEFORE and AFTER the hurricane.
The goal is to make a clear contrast for your mind, so that it does not
forget about the very occurrence of the hurricane, and to eliminate
any residual doubt THEY may try to inculcate in your brain. Message from Webmaster :
For the time being, there is only a
short sample of pictures showing neutral
people in certain places and times. Due to problems of time,
this page on pictures of neutral persons won't be available
in the short term in its extended version. It will only be available in the
long run. However, if you wanna participate in this process, in order to help the
others like you, collecting pictures of neutral people, and posting
them in a page of yours in the Internet, you may follow the suggestion
presented
in the file links.htm ahead (that is, using
keyword "dissahc" and Altavista), so as we can form a ring of homepages
connected to this subject. (Added on April 26 th, 2000)
Take a look and compare the pattern of the auras shown below with the
pattern of the auras you see around you every day everywhere. Realize that
the pictures #2 and #4 below were taken in 1998 and 1999 and are still very
recent, indicating places where the hurricane is probably still
passing (as of April, 2000). (Added on March 04, 2001)
Just to complement a little more, take a look at pictures #6 and #7.
They were taken on January 2001. You'll find two places where the
hurricane is still passing (as of March, 2001) : Taiwan and Western India.
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Press "Stop" on your browser and choose the picture(s) you want to see from
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- 1975
2. somewhere in Central Asia - 1998
1964
(arrival of 'The Beatles')
4. Guinea, Africa - 1999
(after the fall of the Wall)
(a rally of members of Falung Gong, a religious sect)
(after an earthquake that devastated the region)
Credits : Photo 1 = Nick Ut (AP); Photo 2 = Patty Fraals (People
International) ; Photo 3 = Jack Manning (N.Y. Times); Photo 4 = David
Guttenfelder (AP); Photo 5 = John Tlumacki (Boston Globe);
Photo 6 = Kenny Wu (Reuters); Photo 7 = Saurabh Das (AP) (left)
and Powel Kopczyinsky (Reuters) (right)