A little creepy

[Amaterasu]

I thought to do a search for "solutocracy" and ran it, getting a surprising 1,610 results.  The whole page was postings by Me, as i expected, but down at the bottom of the first page was this:



So...  I clicked and got this:



That link is:  http://www.forgottenbooks.org/readbook_text/The_Arena_v37_1000346688/285

I clicked on page two and My results went down to 600.  Page two was other sites that had picked up My article along with more of My posts, and when I clicked page 3 (of now 4 - page 1 had said I had 7 pages), the results went to 23. 

Dunno.  AnyOne here with a clue?

[ArMaP]

Did you use Google? Google is a lier, I have seen that many, many times.

People make a search, see millions of results and think "this Google thing is really good, they return much more results than other search engines", but when we look at the results we see that they are fake.

That's one of the reasons I hate Google.

[Amaterasu]

ArMaP, the issue with the Google thing is really secondary.  I'm wondering about that content on that site.

[ArMaP]

ArMaP, the issue with the Google thing is really secondary.  I'm wondering about that content on that site.

What? This?


It looks like the result of bad OCR.

[Amaterasu]

Well here's the thing.  I coined the word, "solutocracy," as evidenced by the fact that, except for this one entry, ALL others refer to My work.

And the paragraph it resides in is rather creepy.  Also, reading the content, it seems more like a stitching of many works.  Add to that that the "The_Arena_v37_1000346688/285" section on that site You can't get to from the main page AND searching for words on the main site brings a null return for "solutocracy."

So I find it very bizarre.

[burntheships]

It looks like the result of bad OCR.

I am with ArMaP on this one, part of that
is obvioulsy not intelligble.

Google does funny things sometimes
also remember they get paid from lots
of peeps for ads, which in return skew
search results.

Same reason it shows Bill Ayers as
a writer for Obama's "Dreams from my Father".

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/04/google_books_lists_bill_ayers_as_author_of_dreams_from_my_father.html

[Amaterasu]

I am with ArMaP on this one, part of that
is obvioulsy not intelligble.

Google does funny things sometimes
also remember they get paid from lots
of peeps for ads, which in return skew
search results.

Same reason it shows Bill Ayers as
a writer for Obama's "Dreams from my Father".

The thing is...  I keep sensing it has a code in it, AND the word "solutocracy" IS in the text:

"It is not God.ra A very powerful piece of writing that reveals the recreancy of the Church in the presence of the corruption and triumphant greed of the present-day pluchild-problem that is pressing for solutocracy is found in these lines."

It is FOUND in these lines... 

EDIT to add...  That paragraph has very little that looks like "bad OCR."  The "bad OCR" starts after that point.

[Amaterasu]

From:  http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/recreancy?s=t


rec·re·ant  [rek-ree-uhnt]

adjective
1.  cowardly or craven.
2.  unfaithful, disloyal, or traitorous.

noun
3.  a coward.
4.  an apostate, traitor, or renegade.

Origin:
1300–50; Middle English  < Old French,  adj. and noun use of present participle of recreire  to yield in a contest, equivalent to re- re- + creire  < Latin cr?dere  to believe

Related forms
rec·re·ance, rec·re·an·cy, noun
rec·re·ant·ly, adverb
un·rec·re·ant, adjective

Synonyms
1. dastardly, pusillanimous, base, faint-hearted, yellow. 2. faithless, untrue, apostate. 3. dastard.

Antonyms
1. brave. 2. loyal. 3. hero.

[burntheships]

From:  http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/recreancy?s=t


rec·re·ant  [rek-ree-uhnt]

Yes Amy, that word is found in many entries on
google. I also see that in a seperate google
search the other term you 'coined' is used
a lot in posts from Anonymous, also related
to the 'end of money'.

For expample:

[Amaterasu]

Was just verifying it was not an OCR error, that it was a real word.

And yes, You will find that the word, solutocracy, is in My comment on that vid. 

[burntheships]

And yes, You will find that the word, solutocracy, is in My comment on that vid.

That is what is good, and bad about Google.

Any place it has its bots crawl, they index the word... if it is
found in a google search, appears to be even in comments
on blogs, news and vids. That lone entry appears to be
related to a video game or similar type of site.

[Amaterasu]

When I searched, every entry listed was either Me posting (article, comment) or someOne else picking up My work - EXCEPT that one link.

And it was on the first page.  So...I am stumped.  And like I said, the OCR errors begin - in SPADES - in the text that follows that paragraph - and that paragraph clearly mentions solutocracy.  Why?  Where did the writer get that word?

Like I said, I think there is a code in there.

[burntheships]

in the text that follows that paragraph - and that paragraph clearly mentions solutocracy.  Why?  Where did the writer get that word?

Like I said, I think there is a code in there.

You might have some success by contacting that site,
check the date of entry on it. Also, run a check on your
term in another Google search field, you may be as shocked
and worse. Search under 'discussions'.

As it is, your term is coming up clear, what is odd that the
paragraph after is the bad OCR. It is indeed stange, but then
again google is full of wierd stuff.

[deuem]

solutocracy

Doing a search in Chinese this is the only thing that poped up and I can't even get into it [yet]

Did you ever post there?

http://whatreallyhappened.com/

Your on your own if you open that site up, I have no idea what it is.....

Deuem

[Amaterasu]

Doing a search in Chinese this is the only thing that poped up and I can't even get into it [yet]

Did you ever post there?

http://whatreallyhappened.com/

Your on your own if you open that site up, I have no idea what it is.....

Deuem

No, but the article was picked up by WhatReallyHappened.com.  It was through My association with 12160.info that the article was picked up.

And it is a site that is dedicated to the truth of things on this planet.