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Part 1: A Gathering StormYOWUSA.COM, 16-June-04
Perhaps these quotes - favorites of Lonnie G. Thompson, Professor of Geological Sciences, Distinguished University Professor (Ohio State University) will serve to make the point:
In addition, a Yale University management professor who evaluated Fred Smith's paper proposing a reliable overnight delivery service wrote, "The concept is interesting and well formed, but in order to earn better than a 'C,' the idea must be feasible.” As you may know, Fred Smith went on to found Federal Express. Public AwarenessThe day has finally arrived ... it is the "The Day After Tomorrow." The much-anticipated movie opened Friday, May 28. The Day After Tomorrow, based in part on the Art Bell/Whitley Strieber book, The Coming Global Superstorm, is based loosely on the theory of “abrupt climate change.” Because of global warming, the Gulf Stream (part of the Atlantic thermohaline circulation) shuts down. The North Atlantic region starts to cool while heat builds up in the tropics. The result is a severe storm, the likes of which no one alive has ever seen, and a dramatic change in the global climate. Both Bell and Strieber attended the premiere. Writing at his website, Whitley Strieber’s Unknown Country (http://www.unknowncountry.com), Strieber had this reaction, "We went to the premiere of the Day After Tomorrow with Art and Ramona earlier this week. It was a fabulous event, with the whole front of the Museum of Natural History turned into an arctic waste via the use of artificial snow. The premiere was packed with celebrities, including the stars of the movie and many others. The film itself is a mind blowing roller coaster of brilliant special effects. It has been generally called a tremendous boost for environmental concern, but as science, bunk. How predictable the media is. The press is virtually unanimous about the Day After Tomorrow: great special effects, cool movie, important that we should be concerned about global warming. But that storm, unfolding like that over just five days—well, that’s part of the movie’s fun, but it could never happen." When scientists talk about climate change, they are usually referring to “gradual climate change.” In other words, if the planet warms steadily, the climate changes steadily. But there's a mounting body of evidence that suggest that some parts of the climate system work more like a switch than a dial: if a certain temperature level is reached, there may be an abrupt and large change in the climate. That’s why some scientists worry about a catastrophic event — like the breakup of the West Antarctic ice sheet or the collapse of the Atlantic thermohaline circulation. In other words, the claims that climate will take a long while to change to the point that we need be seriously concerned, seems now to fly in the face of some very compelling evidence to the contrary. In 2001, The National Research Council, which is part of the National Academies, which also comprise the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering and Institute of Medicine, stated, "Most climate change research has focused on gradual changes, such as the processes by which emissions of greenhouse gases lead to warming of the planet. However, new evidence shows that periods of gradual change in Earth's past were punctuated by episodes of abrupt change, including temperature changes of about 10 degrees Celsius, or 18 degrees Fahrenheit, in only a decade in some places. Severe floods and droughts also marked periods of abrupt change. If the planet's climate is forced to change, as is currently the case, it increases the number of possible mechanisms that can trigger abrupt events, the report says. And the more rapid the forced change that is taking place, the more likely it is that abrupt events will occur on a time scale that has immediate human and ecological consequences." The following year, the Council’s Committee on Abrupt Climate Change: Implications for Science and Public Policy, chaired by Richard B. Alley Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences, and Associate Professor of the Environment Institute College of Earth and Mineral Sciences Pennsylvania State University, University Park Pennsylvania, issued a lengthy and comprehensive report, titled "Abrupt Climate Change: Inevitable Surprises." In that report, the authors stated that, "Until the 1990s, the dominant view of climate change was that Earth’s climate system has changed gradually in response to both natural and human induced processes. Evidence pieced together over the last few decades, however, shows that climate has changed much more rapidly—sometimes abruptly— in the past and therefore could do so again in the future." While raising serious concerns about the new body of evidence emerging that indicates, the stage is indeed being set for massive climate change, the authors of the report couch that concern somewhat by stating, "It is important not to be fatalistic about the threats posed by abrupt climate change. Societies have faced both gradual and abrupt climate change for thousands of years and have learned to adapt through various mechanisms, such as moving indoors, developing irrigation for crops and migrating away from inhospitable regions." Nevertheless, concerned they are, as should we be, for lest you begin to breathe more easily over the above statement, in the next line of the report they say, "Nevertheless, because climate change will likely continue in the coming decades, denying the likelihood or downplaying the relevance of past abrupt events could be costly. Increased knowledge is the best way to improve the effectiveness of response; research into the causes, patterns, and likelihood of abrupt climate change can help reduce vulnerabilities and increase our ability to adapt. Scroll down to continue...
Could We See Two Suns in Five Years?Is it possible we live in a binary solar system with two suns? According to NASA, over 80% of all solar systems have multiple suns, and the historical accounts contained in The Kolbrin Bible, suggest it could be Sol's unborn twin. A destructive brown dwarf larger than the planet Jupiter, known to the ancients as the Destroyer.
The authors of this 3600 year-old secular anthology tell us it caused Noah's Flood and the Ten Plagues of Exodus, and that it will return soon. In this special audio report, you'll learn what this new cosmic threat could mean to life as we know it and what our governments are doing about it.
Surviving the Next Global CatastropheFree audio report based on the prophecies of The Kolbrin Bible. This 3600-year old wisdom text warns us of an impending global catastrophe and offers time-tested survival knowledge.
Possibility of Abrupt Climate Change
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Author, Robert R. Hieronimus, Ph.D. — How the Founding Fathers Would Prepare Us for Planet X
Some historians invest great time and energy in diminishing the nobility of our Founding Fathers by tracking down their allegedly illegitimate children and by equivocating their courage with specious greed-based theories. Dr. Hieronimus outright rejects these White Chocolate Caramel latte-revisionist attacks on our Founding Fathers and focuses on what motivated them to make history in the way they did. The very beliefs that empowered them to stand against an empire with the military might to crush our fledgling Republic and which still inspire us today. Regrettably, they're not alive today to lead and inspire us. If they were, Dr. Hieronimus tells us in this interview how they would differ from the present leadership of the world's ruling elites. This difference would honor our dignity of life, as opposed to placing our names in one column or another in some secret ledger. We need to understand this difference to rightfully demand the leadership we deserve, because this is our planet, too! Stream for Free (Cable/DSL/56K Dial-up) Also For Your Listening Pleasure
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planetxforecast.com — 2012 Community Site For those who already know Planet X and 2012 — we know you. If you're alone in your awareness, know this, you're not alone. Meet like-minded thinkers in our Planet X and 2012 Survivor's Town Hall kolbrin.com — Planet X History and Prophecy This site features a freely available, selection of articles, audios and videos based on The Kolbrin Bible. According to Greg Jenner, Planet X and the Kolbrin Bible Connection author and historian, "The Kolbrin Bible is the Rosetta Stone of Planet X!"
Surviving 2012 and Planet X Video
As the co-author and publisher of Planet X Forecast and 2012 Survival Guide, Marshall believes that 2012 will be a survivable, evolutionary event. Stream for Free (YouTube, iTunes and more)
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