2022 - Year Zero 
Since we know X-Files: The day that will change everything is laid long ago. Aliens operate for decades on earth, and to catalog the entire human race is just one of their many similarities always on the go. Trent Reznor aka Nine Inch Nails is located on the exact day but not sure, but at least he thinks he know the year in which everything will change: 2022nd
readers of morphogenesis and LORD GAMMA know that with me the music of Nine Inch Nails was long time * and I like to hide text in one or the other Reznor quote. And there was reader feedback from NIN fans, including the fact have found all three items in LORD GAMMA ...
SF readers and film buffs will be the year of 2022 join in the first place, of course, not necessarily with industrial rock and hegemony, but with the film Soylent Green
(Ger. subtitles:
2022 ... who want to survive) . In his novel MAKE ROOM! MAKE ROOM! of 1966, the writer Harry Harrison had established the scenario, however, still in 1999.
YEAR ZERO denounces however, not overpopulation or even cannibalism, but marked with the year 2022 the point of a new era, where does a despotic regime in the U.S. power. At the same time it provides people with the supposedly immune-enhancing agents Perepin to prevent bio-terrorist acts - or the people may make to keep quiet?
About a nested network of NIN mini-sites (which are said to come from the future, that year zero) is reached by various links to disturbing sounds and
Video Files (which are of course also from the future - John Carpenter's
Prince of Darkness their regards) the
Symphony of Noise - Track Site, where after recent update can now download five songs from the new album as MP3 files (and may, mind you!). In the unlocked tracks is the great "My Violent Heart" and the forthcoming single "Survivalism". However, the other three songs "Me, I'm not" imagine, let "The beginning of the end" and "In This Twilight," that after the more moderate WITH TEETH again noise ear lining in the style of The Downward Spiral or give the superior THE FRAGILE is. At the end of
Symphony of Noise site you can find also links that lead to further YEAR ZERO sites - such as
iamtryingtobelieve.com, anotherversionofthetruth.com or
105theairbornecrusaders.com ... Have fun in the detection of future conspiracies. If his various texts (made) defaced, should my advice: mark ...
The entire apocalyptic conspiratorial what-if - the future scenario of YEAR ZERO play here would cost me a whole day, so I refer simply to a relatively current
NIN article laut.de in which the entire complexity and ideology of YEAR ZERO concludes.
Honni soit qui mal y pense ... _____________________________________________________
* The Wikipedia entry for Nine Inch Nails Trent Reznor is quoted regarding the importance of the band name with the words: "He has no real meaning. He seemed . Kind of scary, "Therefore, a small note, which likes to call" will be taken cared Legend: Nine Inch long (equivalent to 22.86 cm) were the iron nails with which the Romans on Mount Golgotha alleged offenders (ie, not only Jesus ) should have nailed to the cross. Most of the crucifixion nails were "only" 17.5 to 19.5 cm long - that is about seven inches to about eight inches. Zugegenben, Nine Inch Nails sounds much cooler than Seven Inch Nails or Nearly Eight Inch Nails ... ;-)
Above mentioned lady probably knows every Lernaean under her real name snake. She is a master of mimicry, as a rule, always lurking around the next corner and duty always appears when it is not just needs. Your best friend is called Murphy, with whom she depends on a regular basis in pubs or random chess computer disguised as guests of the Abu Dhabi Culture & Chess Club brings to despair. Hydra's greatest achievement is the T-3000, a quick-frozen buttered cat antigravity spaceship filled tank, Tigerbutzentank briefly mentioned. In her spare time she enjoys the taste boozy beach holiday in the lake near Lerna Argolic. Herakles fought against it, Godzilla, I also believe, and they both know that for each grow severed head to her two new. 
