LHC = conspiracy?

Link: http://deep-high.blogspot.com/2010/03/whta-are-cern-large-hadron-collider.html

This is a quote from an article published March 7 2010 at Deep High:

'The LHC (Large Hadron Collider) project of CERN, has been subject
of sizable speculation for some time, much more in its content than
the notorious HAARP project, because it is 'so' much larger in scope.
When researching info on CERN, one gets thrown in quite a cauldron,
where the main theme splits in a myriad directions. I will attempt for
the reader here, a multi-approach synthesis, that'll shed some light
on what could be the age's biggest & most dangerous techno wizardry.

You'd have to be living in the Moon not to have heard that the LHC
has been blamed for the rise in earthquakes and hurricanes, precise
dates of its start in Sept 10th 2008 & later restart in Feb 27th 2010
matching mega 'earth-changes' events.

CERN stands for "Conceil Europeen pour la Recherche Nucleaire", as
of 1952; in 1954 it became the "Organization" instead of the "Council"
yet the acronym OERN was unsuitable, thus they kept the old CERN.
Or so we are told. When applying Std. English Gematria (a=1, b=2,...,
z=26), one finds the Black-Hole agenda present from its inception:

CERN = 40 = HOLE'

Link: http://freemantv.whynotnews.eu/?p=232

This is a quote from an article published at the freeman perspective March March 6 2010:

'“Out of this door might come something, or we might send something through it,” said Sergio Bertolucci, Director for Research and Scientific Computing at CERN.

To quote CERN’s own published documentation: “Some theories suggest that, beyond the three spatial dimensions we experience, our Universe has some extra dimensions. These have finite size, so they are curved onto themselves, for instance in the shape of a circle (although, for more than one extra dimension, more complicated geometries are possible).”

“To really detect the extra dimension one needs to probe it with particles with a very high energy. In quantum mechanics, the larger the energy of the particle, the smaller its effective size is. So to detect a small dimension, one needs particles of very high energy. The extra dimensions are actually so small that even our largest particle accelerators have not produced particles of enough energy to see them. However, in some theories, the sizes of the extra dimensions are … just large enough for particles in the LHC at CERN to be able to detect them.”'