Monday, August 27, 2007

It's not about cars Here's what's bugging me about this global warming/climate change thing. When it's talked about, only the man made damage is mentioned. What is that supposed to be -- 20% of the cause of this climate change? Maybe less. Doesn't anyone ever think about what's causing the other 80%? There's never any mention of what is going on in the larger solar system/galaxy. But I feel pretty sure that is what the Black Swan is about. The convergence of unexpected celestial events. I only understand vaguely, but here's what I think: there is currently a lot of radical change going on in our solar system, due to planetary alignments and also heretofore unknown celestial bodies in our area, which are causing (and will cause ever more intense) turbulence, radiation bursts, warming, storms, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, even a polar shift. Apparently the earth's crust can move independently of its core, and because the crust is magnetic it can be pulled and moved by other magnetic bodies in the vicinity. It is likely that there is such a body or bodies nearby. Knowledge of such passages, if they are cyclic, and the cycles are lengthy (for example thousands of years) is lost between occurrences, because of the devastation to human civilization that they cause each time. Such polar shifts can cause massive movements and shifts in the earth's crust, including ripping and tearing of continents, formation of new mountain ranges, and displacement of oceans. There are rumors of such an event upcoming. The wild weather we've been experiencing may be due to a rotation of the earth already taking place. I don't know what the source of this material is but it's interesting. Take a look. It's claiming that the earth has rotated 26 degrees. This year, I noticed that the faceted crystal I had in my front window no longer made rainbows in my living room in the morning the same way it did in the past. At a certian hour, the sun used to always shine right through it. But not this year. The sun doesn't come through that window in the morning. I've been thinking about that a lot. And the weather has become so extreme, I really don't believe it's possible that the only cause could be too many cars, greenhouse effect. It seems self-evident to me that it's something much, much bigger. Why would all the other planets in the solar system be heating up, too? Not many people know that. Google that for yourself. Do a little reading on the subject. Don't take my word for it. I am tired of having people think I'm crazy. I am not. Black Swan is here. It's the weather, it's a global weather catastrophe caused by celestial events. An ongoing series of horrible events that will unfold: storms of all kinds, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, etc. It's happening now. Fiona says get disaster survival supplies asap. Don't procrastinate any more. The government is not going to make any announcements about what is going on. They are keeping quiet because if it's as bad as I think it is, and if people knew, there could be panic. Panic is undesirable and so the government labs are not going to fill us in about the cause of these weather events; the press is not going to connect the dots for us about how they're related, our leaders and even people we think we can trust in congress aren't going to ever tell us. What could anyone do? They could certainly tie up some loose ends and make some amends and lay in some supplies. But the panic might be a bigger problem. I think the people in government who could warn us are just going to let it happen with no warning mainly so that they can have some advantage in getting supplies and moving to the most advantageous places, because surely these people in the US science labs like NASA, NOAA, etc. know what is going to happen and where it might be safe to be. They are under gag orders and can't tell us anything, probably on pain of being disappeared or something. Call me paranoid, etc. Whatever. I have read enough, seen enough to be pretty sure that something big is happening. 9:50:38 PM    comment []