Look at the data with an open mind. Research the facts so you can be informed. Don’t rely on government assurances or the statements of those experts on the gov’t payrolls or those who are dependent upon gov’t grants or gov’t contractors or licenses controlled by the government. Astronomers and astrophysicists are all dependent upon the gov’t and gov’t contractors to acquire access to satellites, observatories and other technical systems and data in order to remain in their field of expertise. Universities are dependent upon gov’t grant monies. Meteorologists and the media are licensed and governed by gov’t entities.
If the gov’t does not want something known, then they will ensure the public hears the version prepared for the public and the evidentiary data will be altered to support their official version.
Don’t take assurances from a corrupt gov’t. Check out the facts for yourself.
Good info…. Hope to see more
Thanks
Comment by Brain — August 16, 2007 @ 5:55 am |
Peolple think I’m a nut case too, when I mention pole shift. Okay, so where are safe locations to live for us “crazy” people? What are your suggestions to go to have a chance for survival. I think my family and i are toast, since our basement is the closest thing to underground safety.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Bob
Comment by Bob — August 19, 2007 @ 7:50 am |
After thinking about this….I can’t handle living like mole in a hole , then dieing underground because an earth quake, nuclear leaking in the ground, radon, or whatever….Or above ground…same problems.Gez it’s gonna suck, for everyone, regardless of an wealth. Mother nature wins. So….I’m not in panic…I’m at peace…Either scenario is live underground and prolong the suffering or live above and go quickly. It’s like having cancer….you can do Kemo and live longer in pain, fear, panic, sickness, and then die ( or maybe survive if lucky )…Or just go naturally….So it doesn’t matter….Ingornace is bliss…May your God be with you and your loved ones…..Unless….you have a room at the space station…Can i go withyou ? Check please….
Comment by Bob — August 19, 2007 @ 8:37 am |
I put together some ideas on how to survive the global climate changes. I have done quite a bit of research on it.
It encompasses a wide range of ideas from simple insulation, energy saving and low cost suggestions to larger projects such as roofing, solar, etc. I endeavored to add a full scale of suggestions in the event the climate changes become increasingly severe. It’s better to plan ahead so we dont get caught offguard.
I had originally placed this info on the axis change blog but it moved the more important article down to the bottom so I created another blog for the weather survival projects. I will endeavor to clean it up a bit when I get a chance. Here is the link for that info:
http://survivingclimate.wordpress.com/
MMC
Comment by mmc7 — August 20, 2007 @ 8:46 pm |
Im gonna laugh my ass off when all these global warming faithfully decieved american tardos working on their carbon foot print for ole Al Gore are freezing to death and huddling around their new light bulbs they bought to conserve energy. I bought parkas and piled up fire wood, built a wood stove, and have a basement to hang out in, I just hope we get 10′ snows so I can go bust some cornices and ridges with the RMK 151, I may freeze to death but I will have a frozen grin on my face to the end.
Comment by Greg — August 22, 2007 @ 9:19 am |
sorry, meant to post the above on ‘earth’s axis has changed’
Comment by mothandrust — August 24, 2007 @ 5:44 pm |
We knew about the shift in the earth’s axis last year when it occured without the knowlege of any scientific evidence. For more information go to http://www.asylcity.com. Whether or not you will believe and understand is up to you. Prayer would help in the discernment of what has been revealed here about these events in earth’s history. God bless. Fiat Voluntas Tua, Sicut in Coelo et in Terra.
Comment by anonymous — September 7, 2007 @ 9:23 pm |
I reached this site after also thinking about this theory. I think that humanity might have today less impact on the weather change than the “kick” that has been given to the earth – the axis change, although the axis change might have been caused by humanity. But now we can’t probably do much agains the axis change except slow it down, if this is indeed true.
So we assume that the axis change causes this extreme weather, since during summer we’re closer to the sun and during winter we are further.
I still have one problem I can’t explain with this theory. The winter, at least in the middle east (where I am from), is starting later and later as years go by (in average ofcourse). and ends later. I would expect that the axis change will cause the winter to start earlier and finish earlier (or at least not change at all).
Any suggestion?
Itai
Comment by Itai — January 14, 2008 @ 1:37 am |
I am very interested in the data being presented, but I can’t find any documented correlation between climate change and an actual Axis shift.
The climate change data is indisputable, but where’s the evidence of Axis shift. I’d really like to know.
Daddio
Comment by Doug Vasey — June 14, 2008 @ 6:03 pm |
Most of the information on the axis shift, global weather changes, seismic & volcanic increases has been gathered together from official government sources and can be reviewed at http://www.divulgence.net
All of the info provided has links to the original official gov’t sites it was obtained from so the info can be easily validated.
Comment by mmc7 — February 6, 2010 @ 12:02 pm |
I noticed the shift in the early Spring of 2007. The sun was rising in the wrong place — I have a window facing east and immediately realized the new sun orientation. For two years now I’ve observed and measured where the sun was setting at summer solstice by using markers on my property which were is place before the shift. The sun is indeed setting about 26 degrees further north than before the December 2006 axis shift. The daylight is longer in the spring and fall too. That’s why the government changed the dates to move the clocks forward. It’s all true — Earth has shifted on its axis. It wil shift again — they announced today that the North Pole will be ice-free this summer. I’m not panicking either. I’ve lived the best life I can and will face what is to come with peace.
Comment by hemlock — June 27, 2008 @ 9:21 pm |
Keeping in mind, when they announce the artic will be ice-free, it doesn’t mean it will not refreeze again in the winter… however, it will be much thinner and cover a much smaller area.
Google earth and other satellite sites won’t show any detailed photos of the polar regions newer than 1999. They don’t want us to see any of the current photos. So, check the dates anytime you are looking at images of the polar regions. They have removed most of the current images from the public except those hand selected to present the appearance they want the public to see.
If you try to look at the southpole, you will find you can’t see the center at all. It has been obscured from view… as has the artic region.
Comment by mmc7 — February 6, 2010 @ 12:09 pm |
Can’t say I’m too sad about this… I HATE the cold. Give me 125 Fahrenheit in the shade and I’m a happy man.
Comment by Warmdaddy — July 18, 2008 @ 8:49 am |
I guess no one will need their winter boots for much longer.
Comment by Boot Dood — July 18, 2008 @ 6:26 pm |
This is not global warming…. with an axis shift… it is colder in the winter and warmer in the summer.
With the increased melting of the ice in the summer… that has increased the amount of humidity and precipitation… hence more snow in the winter and more rain and flooding in the summer. A good place to get an idea as to how bad the increased precipitation and increased winter cold and summer heat would be to check out the FEMA website. It lists all of the disasters for each year. You would be amazed at how many of these you never hear about on the news. It is staggering.
A partial list of these global weather changes with links to the actual news stories and gov’t sites for each weather event can be seen on
http://www.divulgence.net
Comment by mmc7 — February 6, 2010 @ 12:14 pm |