Friday, December 3, 2010

Global Warmiing: What The government Isn't Telling You

Everyone Should Watch This Video.

Seems that whether it is nibiru (unlikely to put it mildly), or
an asteroid hit triggering a speed up of the crustal shift, 
we are in trouble. The Navy is telling its retiring officers
to move to high ground, in the Missouri Arkansas Ozarks.

The crustal shift (NOT magnetic pole switch) is already 
started by the way, according to Hapgood's second book,
which shows that displacement of the north pole marker. 
Seems that the southern tip of Greenland, will be the new 
home of the north pole when this is over.


The CIA has relocated its domestic operations 
(recruiting and interfacing with corporations) headquarters 
to Denver. I guess they figure that the Yellowstone 
supervolcano threat, and its subsequent ash dump, is 
less serious a threat than something that will cause the 
ocean's bulge at the equator to slosh, and take out 
everything up to 100 feet in elevation, whether on the 
Pacific or Atlantic.

Watch this video.

Someone online asked, "if they knew an asteroid was 
coming, would they tell us?" 

Personally, what I think is that although no known near
earth objects, or NEOs, are a danger for decades or even
a century, that is based on the known orbits of known
objects.

And it is also assuming that those orbits don't bring 
any of them near each other enough, to change the
orbit of any.

which would be a whole other ball game. 

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Why a Remarkably Prescient Group of Forecasts were so Accurate

The following is an excerpt, from an 800 page
(I think that's the count) book, that retired UC
Davis Professor Kenneth Watt has graciously
allowed me to post. This is a long document, so
I am putting most of it on another blog page,
but the outline is here, please read the rest.

Justina (Mary Christine Erikson)


Chapter 3. why a Remarkably Prescient Group of
Forecasts were so Accurate

Brief Outline

There is an extremely revealing way we can determine which are
useful and which are potentially catastrophic approaches to
thinking about the future. We can assemble a set of forecasts that
have proved remarkably prescient, and another set which have
been proved remarkably inaccurate, and identify the differences in
the methods that were used in the two sets of cases. This chapter
deals with a set of five remarkably accurate forecasts.

The subjects abut which accurate predictions were made include
war, air war, the overall character of society, and the future
production of fossil fuels. Only one of the five made extensive use
of mathematical models. The key to success in all cases was that
their conceptual models of reality were strongly influenced by real
world data, not abstract reasoning based on untested assumptions.
That is, realistic, accurate forecasters are concrete random
thinkers, not abstract sequential thinkers (de Bono, 1977). Their
worldview is driven by exhaustive research on facts and causal
pathways, not belief.

[For the rest of this document, please click this link


Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Survive in Place

This is a better concept than the run to the hills routine. I read a freebie
thing of theirs I get now and then. This is the $47 plus free bonuses version
that I can't afford. Sounds good though.

The deadline for the $47 special is Nov. 9, but you can probably use
this link to get to the correct current price.

Click Here!

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Family of Secrets

http://www.familyofsecrets.com/ scroll down to the video.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

DO IT YOURSELF SOLAR WATER HEATER PLANS

Click Here!

SEVERAL OTHER GREEN LIVING DO IT YOURSELF PLANS AVAILABLE ALSO IN OPTION ONE.

Halliburton knew BP well was unsafe

http://www.dailyfinance.com/story/halliburton-knew-of-unstable-bp-well-cement/19693858/