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The Next Disaster

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The Next Disaster

I have placed the three videos from Suspicious Observers (last one released today) all on one page.  Watch all three of them they are fairly short.  Ben estimates that reversal happens in the 30 to 40’s but I think we will see these events in the next  3-4 years.  See the Discussion under the videos.

THE NEXT DISASTER | Part 1 – Ice, Fire, Magnetism

THE NEXT DISASTER | Part 2 – Applied Galactic Astrophysics

THE NEXT DISASTER | Part 3 – When Will it Happen?

 

Discussion

We already suggested in a previous article (see below) that the timeline might be shorter than Ben predicted.

Pluto Atmospheric Collapse

I came across this tweet which has a similar timeline as the one I suggested:

We are facing different (often competing) narratives  –

  1. Climate change (global warming caused by CO2)
  2. Grand Solar Minimum  (Cooling and shifting grow zones)
  3. Geoengineering (or Climate engineering)
  4. Catastrophism

I believe that these narratives all intersect and I want to examine them (and the motivation behind them) in a future article (coming shortly I hope).

 

 

 

 

Cheer up!

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Cheer up!

I thought I would should post something uplifting after all the doom. I was reading the book of Amos about the Day of the Lord. This was the way Amos described it:

"In that day you will be like a man who
runs from a lion— only to meet a bear.
Escaping from the bear, he leans his
hand against a wall in his house—
and he’s bitten by a snake".
(Amos 5v19)

Quake

That Amos, what a joker. Let me see if I can do the same.

 

Like a man who fled a Coronavirus and met a climate fire. 
Who leaned his hand against the wall of his house 
and it collapsed in a quake.

 

 

 

It is all God’s fault

You can hear the cries already.  How can a loving God do such things!   How can God allow such suffering?  Well as far as I am concerned we deserve everything that is coming.   Frankly I am surprised that God has been patient for so long.  There comes a point when something can no longer be fixed and it is better to start again.  And yet.  And yet. God is still merciful.  He is still willing to forgive. Amazing grace. I am humbled.