I can’t explain the coyote problems right now but I’ll guess
out loud that it’s got to do with choices we make to kill
cougars rather than entice them away from populated areas.
Couldn’t we have at least had the courage to use nets and/or
tranquilizer darts??? No, more need for target practice with
high powered laser sited machine guns and stuff.
Let’s just say wildlife in general is seeming agitated to our eyes’
view because of all the heightened seismic activities everywhere.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/index.php
Most anglos don’t notice these kinds of things but we ALL should.
Here goes:
Sinkholes are easy. We’ve taken too much ground water OUT of the
ground and used it disrespectfully. Rather than drinking it, washing
our friends and relatives (and even enemies’) feet and stuff, we’ve
used it to water our lawns and golf courses; wash our cars and slurry
coal thousands of miles away from our mines. We used too much
steam for engines and to pull water out of mines when we should’ve
been using sailboats just as often if not more often than steamers.
Now that there’s so much less water underneath us (and what’s left
of the water, we’re both trying to suck faster, and polluting to the
point where it’ll make us sick to drink) what do you think. Does anyone
really expect it to just magically fill back up with more water? Or is
grass supposed to grow downward and fill in all the blankspots???
So under those holes is nothing but air. Pockets of air. Some of them
sit there just fine until rocks, or oil, or water, or molybednium
wiggle around and shift in. This can take decades. Sometimes minutes.
Othertimes they shift around and the rocks and dirt and grass and people
above just fall right in.
That’s sinkholes.
Now tornados are going to sound a little more convoluted, but it’s simple
really. I learned this from a very old woman who was very wise and has
spoken publickly and officially to leaders in England, Japan, NYC and
other places, and guess what? Most of us pretended to listen, hear her
just fine and then forgot she ever said anything. Well, then that’s what
we get, huh?
So here it is. Tornados.
There is a direct “cousin” relationship between uranium and thunder/lightning.
The uranium under the ground does what it does and the thunder and lightning
above the ground does what it does. It corrects many things but can move uranium
about an inch at the most.
Whenever needed.
Well, that had been going on for thousands of years when the only time
people took uranium out of the ground was a little tiny bit of whitish
yellow flaky stuff to put in a sachel and heal leukemias and other cancers
and stuff.
http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=black%20mesa%20&wuSelect=WEATHER
But now we’re taking uranium out of the ground by the metric ton every
hour.
So now there’s not just blank spots under the ground from lack of water,
there are pockets where we mined the hell out of all the uranium.
So along comes the thunder and lightening to see if any corrections
need to be made. Yes, “time to get busy. Holy fuck. I can only move it
an inch, not yards and miles.”
THIS IS A JOB FOR TORNADO.
Along comes the tornados and they make some serious corrections.
Yes, people die, the earth moves aggressively and other innocent
creatures suffer as well.
I won’t say “the chickens have come home to roost” because
your mind will turn off and your hatred will take over and you’ll
stay on the suffering/killing/destroying side.
I won’t even use your own Bible expression about reaping and
sowing because in your efforts to hate and fear non-xtian things
you’ve ignored this kind of stuff and rebuilt your own world around
revenge, hatred, destruction and death.
I’ll just say if you walk around delicately living your entire life in
balance with mother earth, the universe and EVERY other animal
and person you encounter, you’ll do just fine. Earth changes will
come and go for another many thousands of years and you and yours
will live as long as you’re supposed to, and you’ll die the very
millisecond you’re supposed to, not an hour earlier, not an hour
later.
If not? Well, don’t step near that sinkhole and you might want to keep
from getting too close to that cougar, s/he doesn’t seem to recognize you.
cheers,
marco