CERN Opened Up Portals From Antarctica Across The Planet?

The Wall Street Journal Story is called "CERN Is Seeking Secrets Of The Universe, Or Maybe Opening The Portals Of Hell" and in it we're told the operators of the large hadron collider are gearing up to battle the conspiracy theorists. The story over at International Business Times shared more warnings of 'conspiracy theorists' that the LHC could open another dimension and unleash forces of darkness while over at Newser we're told that CERN has 'officially distanced itself from Satan'.

While there have been countless reports all across the alternative media about CERN over the past several years and particularly the past several weeks since CERN was fired up again back in March, we find it quite interesting that CERN itself is now attempting to 'debunk' many of these 'conspiracy theories', including this 'distancing itself from Satan'. Considering several different anomalies that we have been witnessing lately, including the total-globe anomaly as seen in the screenshot above from MIMIC which is also discussed in the 1st video below from MrMBB333 which he describes as the largest anomaly he's ever seen, we have to wonder if we're watching CERN energy at play.

Quite interestingly enough, as also shared in the 2nd video below from Face Like The Sun, it has recently been reported that there is a particle accelerator in Antarctica, of all places, and there have been several recent stories written on it as well. Has the 'Ice Cube' particle accelerator in the Antarctic caused the anomalies seen in the 1st video? You can see part of 'Ice Cube' in the image below as well as in the graphics below videos.

CERN has been in the news an awful lot recently and as YouTube videographer Kevin Baker tells us in the video below, it appears that the mainstream media has finally caught up with the alternative news on the capabilities of CERN. Called "CERN Power Boost And Black Holes Goes Mainstream", Baker shares with us a story from the Daily Express in which we're told CERN hopes that more power used during these latest experiments will lead to 'greater discoveries'.