Anonymous Warns The World: “World War 3 Is Coming Soon”

If we talk about the possibility of the WWIII, different people have different opinions. While some people call it a far-fetched possibility, others cite some recent events and say that WWIII is closer than ever.

Along the similar lines, the hacktivist collective Anonymous has released a new video warning the people about the World War 3.

What’s the basis of such prediction? Well, in recent times, Britain and the United States promised troops are preparing to move to Poland in NATO’s biggest military build-up on Russian borders since the Cold War.

Also, according to another report, across Russia, 40 million military personnel and civilians have just finished up emergency drills. This exercise has been done to prepare the people to protect themselves against any eminent possibility of nuclear or biological war.

The video talks about China, whose defense minster recently told his country’s citizen to be prepared for the “people’s war at sea”. It also states China’s latest positioning and testing of nuclear weapons.

“Even the United States has confirmed that China has tested an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, which is capable of striking everywhere in the world within half an hour,” the video says.

Here’s the complete video:

Original Post: fossbytes.com

Eerie Footage Shows Dead Woman’s Soul Leaving Her Body After Fatal Road Accident

A shocking road accident was caught on cam and it has the internet baffled for one reason – the casualty’s soul can be seen leaving her body.

The footage, captured in Thailand, shows the moment a motorcyclist and his passenger were thrown from a bike after they collided with a passing car. With no time to break, the casualties hit a power pole and killed the passenger instantly.

But viewers were baffled by the footage after an “unusual presence” appears to hang in the air over the dead woman’s body.

A group of soldiers immediately came to the rescue with one appears to move his arm through the mystic silhouette.

Viewers speculated that the black image was the passenger’s soul leaving her body.

The driver of the motorcycle, identified as Banjongrat, survived the accident but he was badly injured.

Despite many believing that the footage is real, some are still unconvinced and said it is a fake. Critics cited the image was photoshopped over the clip – and many called it “disrespectful” to the dead and injured.

The CCTV footage was taken outside the Phibun Songkram Camp in Lopburi, Thailand, according to local reports.

Original Post: wereblog.com

Remember Apple pen, pine apple pen song? It has entered Guinness Book of World Records

Japanese comedian Pikotaro, receives a certificate of the Guinness World record for his viral hit “pen-pineapple-apple-pen” or “PPAP” as the shortest song to enter the US Billboard Hot 100 Chart from Guinness World Records adjudicator Kaoru Ishikawa during a press conference in Tokyo.(Source: AP)

The Japanese comedian behind the viral hit “PPAP” is astonished by the global success of his “pen-pineapple-apple-pen” song. Dressed in his trademark yellow outfit with snake and leopard patterns, Pikotaro debuted a two-minute “long” version of his 45-second song before taking questions at a Tokyo news conference Friday. His responses had the packed audience of journalists and others laughing, but it was often difficult to separate fact from fiction. He expressed amazement that a song that he said cost 100,000 yen ($1,000) to produce in a six-hour session in a rented studio could explode worldwide.

“The internet is amazing!” he said.

In the song, Pikotaro, as the 53-year-old character who performs it is known, mimics stabbing a pen into an apple and a pineapple while singing simple English lyrics and dancing to a catchy beat.

The performer, whose real name is Kazuhito Kosaka according to Japanese entertainment news media, was little known before “PPAP” took off in September.

The song initially was popular among Japanese students, then started spreading globally and got a major boost when pop star Justin Bieber tweeted it was his favorite video, Pikotaro said.

“PPAP” has more than 65 million YouTube views and was the first Japanese song to get into the U.S. Billboard top 100 singles in 26 years. Guinness World Records recognized it Friday as the shortest song to make the top 100.

It has also spawned 40,000 lip-synching copies uploaded to the internet.

Pikotaro said it feels great to be imitated, and that those from India are his favorite so far. He discouraged imitators from using real fruit, though, deeming it wasteful.

“There’s actually a theme when I’m singing,” he said, ticking off world peace and love of family and friends. “And then, to prove the existence of dark matter,” he added, to laughs. “I feel all these themes are well understood by the people who imitate me.”

He said he came up with the song at the house of his producer, Daimao Kosaka, which is actually his stage name as a comedian.

With the tune playing, he picked up a pen to begin writing, and thought about Kosaka, who comes from apple country. An open can of pineapples was sitting on the table, and “pen-pineapple-apple-pen” was born.

Original Post: indianexpress.com