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Ivan Ho	Posted Feb 5 2009, 03:57 AM
	I like this thread.
Guest	Posted Dec 12 2007, 12:42 PM
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Guest	Posted Nov 11 2007, 03:23 PM
	No i just need to know what parts of Canada will be above the water mark, i can't tread water that long.
Bigger Picture	Posted Nov 11 2007, 12:24 AM
	QUOTE(Guest @ Nov 10 2007, 02:15 AM) [snapback]1486151[/snapback] Its really too bad Canada doesn't rate in that map even with our dollar head and shoulders above the great American buck. When we take a step out from the planet, the solar system, and the galaxy even, and realize how small the country thing is, we will breathe a sigh of relief that you are just kidding...
Guest	Posted Nov 10 2007, 02:15 AM
	Its really too bad Canada doesn't rate in that map even with our dollar head and shoulders above the great American buck.
Matt	Posted Nov 10 2007, 12:04 AM
	Quote MATT: What are we trying to do now? We are trying to get the word out so that billions will know in advance to move off the coasts and not be washed away in the tidal waves that suddenly will wash clean over the coasts as the subsurface pools of magma are magnetically pooling up differently underneath the continental plates and they settle... ...they settle and the Tsunamis just lap over a good 150 miles inward where more than half the world's population lives along all the coasts... once started-- the magnetic anomalies are the tipping of the scales for the magma redistributions under the crust (wherever you live btw scroll down and see the Dolores Cannon (black areas above) MAP of where it is still gonna be dry) http://www.baproducts.com/cannon.htm and then the plates start to shift and redistribute and then the weight distributions shift and then the Earth already tipped at such an angle already (see animation) goes into a drunken wobble and a physical pole shift.
Matt	Posted Nov 9 2007, 11:45 PM
	QUOTE(Makani Kea @ Nov 9 2007, 11:00 PM) [snapback]1486027[/snapback] The big question for moi is where is Hawaii? Is it just too small and doesn't show up on the map or are we covered by the sea? I'll see if I can find out where i saw the info on Hawaii as well but these two are the strongest sources I have seen to date: I have seen and heard allot over these past 30 some years of searching these questions as have you all. I consider this the best: (black areas above) MAP of where it is still gonna be dry) Is it gonna be true? Don't know... She has a set of three books out that are jaw dropping... (LINK next post) The map is unlike the others in that it accounts for the magma actually being swirled into other subsurface areas under the crust state-to-state so that the completely unexpected happens-- the ground settles in some areas and goes underwater, and rises in some areas and stays dry. Much of the state (Minnesota) that has been dry (except for shallow lakes) where I live is due to be mostly underwater... Also: Douglass James Cotterell has an additional Earth Changes booklet. I had signed up for a $150.00 reading a couple years ago and I can say from experience that he is the most powerful living intuitive of our time. All the information I needed for my business and future was astoundingly accurate. Tears came to my eyes-- then and now. http://www.curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=974302 FROM THE DTM SESSIONS: 2012 The ancient Mayan calendar ends in December of 2012, which has led many to ponder the significance of this date. Here is Douglas' perspective, taken verbatim from a DTM session. Q: A substantial number of ancient religions and prophecies all agree that something extraordinary will happen to our planet around the period of December 2012. What is likely to happen in that period? A: It will be a time of rather singleness of mind, or a unity of mind between the peoples of the world at that point in time. There will be an attempt to move away from extreme behaviour, a cessation of hostilities with the intention of what might be harmony, or rather the sisterly love, you see. This is a time of extremes, and at that point in time, there would be as to the movement or shift of the magma - or the crust upon the same - a slipping around, so to speak. Not simply the change in magnetic direction or poles, but the physical change or shift, if you will; the tipping of the earth upon its axis, you see, which seems to be wobbling even greater with each passing year - comes closer to that of the time given, you see. In all likelihood, the planet would have a major shift. There may be a slowing in its rotation, then a change in its direction upon its axis. The axis itself may change or wobble greatly from its present location. With this shift or change, there will be upheavals in the weather. We do not find the planet disintegrating or, here, an ice age or any of that, you see, but rather there will be an attempt to bring together the various people of the world. For there indeed would be great cracks in the earth itself. The planet may begin to change into what might be unrecognizable from its present form, you see, during this time. It is a fulcrum time of place, or pivotal point, you see, that may bring a long duration of change, and in some occasions it will be in the twinkle of an eye - major changes or calamities, you see - again, dealing to the crust of the earth itself, stemming from the changes or rotation shifts, and that of the core of the earth itself being altered or changed, you see, in its present position or location.
Makani Kea	Posted Nov 9 2007, 11:00 PM
	The big question for moi is where is Hawaii? Is it just too small and doesn't show up on the map or are we covered by the sea?
Guest	Posted Nov 9 2007, 11:28 AM
	QUOTE(Matt @ Nov 8 2007, 11:28 PM) [snapback]1485257[/snapback] Q: What do I think about the exploding comet? A: I think they gave it a shot at blowing one up as it was headed outbound and were not expecting this result to figure in as actually just as bad as if we were having to deal with a near miss and/or fly-by of an intact core. You think they blew it up as a practice exercise? I think my first comment anywhere said "suspicious".....
Guest	Posted Nov 8 2007, 11:56 PM
	QUOTE(Slacker @ Nov 8 2007, 06:55 PM) [snapback]1485044[/snapback] Someone didn't look at a topographical map before making that one. Florida is completely underwater in order to have a huge river in the middle of the us.
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