Something VERY strange is going on

originally posted by: TDawgRex
I'm seeing the world spinning on and doing what it has always done. It's only strange because it's happening in our life times. I'm not to worried. I'll adapt or die. That is the way of life.

Great way of looking at it. In the event of catastrophic climate shift, you can adapt or die... More people need to think like you. Life, sometimes can be too miserable to cling to.

Our modern world is dependent on a stable climate, it will all fall apart when there is a climate shift.

Everything is VERY normal in my neck of the woods!

Thanks for posting!

a reply to: Hellas

According to this website, the depth is unknown

Well then that just creeps me TF out!

originally posted by: skunkape23
There was a lightning storm here last week unlike anything I have seen in my life. It sounded like we were being bombed. Power was off in half the town and two houses were hit and burned to the ground.

wher abouts was this omg

Interesting

originally posted by: smyleegrl
Not that it compares to the video, but here in NC we've had some strange weather. We had a very long spring; typically its in the high 80s by May but we didn't get out of the 70s until close to June. Normally July and August are high 90s; we've had a couple of weeks with highs in the 70s. Today's high was in the sixties. Some of the trees here have already started to change color, and that's two months early.

Not saying its anything to be concerned about or a sign of the Apocalypse, but its a trifle strange.

Every time the US had a super cold winter the UK gets a really mild and very wet and rainy winter

So the US has a cooler summer and the UK gets a scorcher and blue skies

Nothing's changed

a reply to: Rezlooper Hi Rezlooper, I was just getting ready to address the issues you brought up relevant to the methane problem and the sinkholes but saw you already did so and you did a great job too....I could not have articulated about it as well as you did...I agree that Methane is a big issue that should be looked into/addressed but seems like most folks don't think so for some reason. Bayou Corne here in Louisiana is getting bigger...swallowing more and more land and trees/vegetation. Fish kills and so called "dead zones" here in the GOM...yet the oil drilling and natural gas drilling goes on full speed ahead. Folks along coast line still reporting illnesses/rashes, etc. from the oil problem/Corexit and more.

This once beautiful lush state has been turning into more and more of a waste land in a relatively short amount of time. The loggers come in first, then the frackers and there goes the neighborhood. Water wells become poisoned...the air becomes contaminated, and I really believe these sinkholes are because of the fracking/waste water injections and methane problems. The methane problem is more of a world wide problem then most folks would consider, IMHO. There are more sinkholes in Louisiana then the news reports about. Some folks in North Western Louisiana are finding "bubbling" in the swampy parts of their property. We moved recently and our yard is filled with cracks in the dirt that go very deep and so much settling of the earth that we may have to have our home leveled by a professional. Scary stuff.

We had a very cool spring and colder than usual winter here and even saw some snow a few times...not the norm for here. Now, lotsa rain and hot and awfully humid with strong weird odors at night.

Thanx for all you do Rez. I try and keep track of the Louisiana happenings as much as possible and I really don't like the changes here to the land/environment and air quality and our waterways. Is sad and tragic and gives one pause for thought and concern.

P.S. I also feel like Louisiana will eventually have a rather catastrophic event because of the ongoing problems at the GOM and the Bayou Corne affair. Most say the sinkhole problem will be a localized event but I wonder otherwise. The GOM mess is far from over and the constant irresponsible drilling is a concern as to the ocean floor in that area, besides the methane problem....though, the methane problem...well, it can/is all connected, I think. I feel like we may have a significant earthquake and other problems like explosions and the like and even more sinkholes....will see. I hope to be wrong!

originally posted by: Agent_USA_Supporter
The Summer here didn't feel like summer.

That's quite normal for Russia tho isn't it

a reply to: Hellas

This has been going on for awhile. For several years I have been collecting information about strange weather and other geophysical changes.

(Quick snapshot of some of the material)

There is certainly something going on. If you want to check the material out for yourself. Feel free to grab a copy of the scrapbook here:

uto.sigsno.org...

It is not for the faint of heart though.

I learned and lived through two new words this winter. Polar Vortex and frost quake. Just north of us just went through 5 violent storms where hail devastated crops and destroyed personal property. Insurance claims will be through the roof. Last spring our city flooded in a 100 year event. Regardless of what is causing this our weather is much more dramatic.

Past changes in ocean currents

Look to the oceans if you want the cause of climate change. They do cover 71% of the surface of the planet.

The total volume is approximately 1.3 billion cubic kilometers (310 million cu mi) with an average depth of 3,682 meters (12,080 ft)

A study of past climate shows that the Gulf Stream has stopped several times in the past, causing rapid climate change.

At the end of the last ice age, the melting ice disrupted the ocean currents in the North Atlantic and caused a drop in temperature of almost 5 degrees. Even though the rest of the planet was warming up, the North Atlantic region remained in a cold period for 1300 years.

The same thing happened around 8000 years ago, when the cooling lasted about a hundred years, and it could happen again today.

Even a short period of cooling in the North Atlantic could have a dramatic effect on the wildlife, and the human populations, living there.

Weather is not a "static" event. It changes, it gets worse,it gets better. Weird is when it starts raining MEN!!!

a reply to: shrevegal

Hey Shreve, sorry to hear about all the problems there in Louisiana. It's not surprising with all that's going on there. You have to wonder just how many swamps are bubbling up there. I've done a lot of research on Louisiana over these past two years that I dedicated a chapter to the Bayou Corne sinkhole in my book. Man, there are just too many problems going on with that one single state that every time I think about all this, you guys come to mind. I truly believe that Louisiana right down into Florida is ground zero for events that are unfolding in the next couple of years. My good friend lives down in North Port, FL and he has been one of my biggest skeptics over the past two years...until a few days ago, he gives me a call to tell me that he just got back from Englewood Beach where he waded into the waters and couldn't believe how warm it was. He said that it was like a hot bath. It's so hot down there that you can't even get relief from it when you take a dip in the ocean, because that to is just too damn hot. He said that it is definitely the hottest the waters have ever been (since he's been down there anyways) and it was hot enough to creep him out and turn him into a believer. He now believes that we are definitely facing a series situation. Good luck to you down there Shreve, and thanks for the informative update on Louisiana. Appreciate that and look forward to you keeping us all informed on what's really happening in that great state of yours.

Well, if all of this is just nothing to be concerned about, tell me what it was like in the 1990's when this stuff was just as common, please.

Oh, oh it wasn't?

originally posted by: AnuTyr
does this doom porn have a date?

Like when the end of the world will end?

You forgot to mention the blood moons.
There was a blood moon in July and will be another in september i believe.

Funny, That's kinda like the siri thing about opening the gates of hades on july 27th and it closing some time in september.
Coincidence? I don't know.



Anyways, We arn't alone on this planet. So at least some people will be saved by aliens if a world cataklysm occures.
These reasons and more are why governments build cities underground.

Saved by aliens. Thanks for the epic chuckle you just gave me, mr scientologist.

Can you tell me a time in history when 1 - 5 didn't happen all the time? The dead fish is slightly more specific than needs to be and large groups of animals always die, the holes could be methane being released and I don't know about the earth's magnetic field weakening - is it?

How do you arrive at something stranger than usual going on?

originally posted by: BasementWarriorKryptonite
Can you tell me a time in history when 1 - 5 didn't happen all the time? The dead fish is slightly more specific than needs to be and large groups of animals always die, the holes could be methane being released and I don't know about the earth's magnetic field weakening - is it?

How do you arrive at something stranger than usual going on?

I posted this in another thread about the fish die offs

Millions of plastic microbeads from human products such as facial scrubs and toothpaste are killing the much touted planktons of the oceans (and even fresh water life) with negative consequences for marine life and ultimately humans that eat marine life. The microbeads fill the gut and makes the animal believe it is full. Sea birds all over the pacific have their craws full of plastic resulting in a slow sure death.. There is more than one thing killing the life in the seas...

I agree you would think the world would have come together long ago to develop a plan to stop the radiation spewing from Fuka .... But hey there is money to be made with the doctor/farma bills that are sure to follow

www.abovetopsecret.com... is about the Earth's magnetic field weakening 10 times faster now

a reply to: WhiteAlice

Snow in the desert? Check. Last February in Phoenix, Arizona (desert), graupel fell.

I remember it snowing in Phoenix back when I was about 6 or 7 years old, so about 30 years ago. So it's not like it hasn't happened before.

a reply to: Hellas

Very mesmerizing video. The music was dramatic and fitting for the subject.

The face at the end looked like a guy with a patch on his eye.