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California Burning
California is coming in for its share of the wildfires that
have afflicted the southwest United States. In October, 2007
wildfires around Los Angeles, California were so intense as to
be considered unstoppable by the firefighters.
- Raging Calif. Wildfires Force
1M to Flee
October 23, 2007
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20071023/D8SF7PN00.html
- Faced with unrelenting winds
whipping wildfires into a frenzy across Southern
California, firefighters all but conceded defeat Tuesday
to an unstoppable force that has already chased nearly a
million people away.
At that time, the Zetas warned that worse was to come, as the
disasters to date had been singular, the only disaster
needing attendance, and with communications and travel possible,
the scenario when the ability to muster resources will be
negated has not yet arrived.
ZetaTalk Prediction
10/27/2007: What would the situation have
been had the satellites not been working because the Earth
wobble had skewed them out of position, or if escape routes
for those being evacuated had been blocked by broken roads and
bridges, or if the very shelters they had taken the evacuees
to were collapsing onto the heads of the aged and young
children huddled there? What would have happened if the
emergency management teams were stretched so thin that they
could not attend to but a fraction of the cries for help? To
date, disasters are singular, happening one at a time with a
chance afterwards for the system to recoup. What we have
predicted are multiple and continuous disasters, with no let
up. This is coming, and each family, each individual, needs to
anticipate saving themselves and taking themselves to safety,
to safe locations, well before these times arrive.
Now, less than a year later, California is burning again, this
time with over 1,400 fires in northern California. That number
had been climbing, steadily, rising from an initial count of 840
in the middle of June to over 1,400 by the end of the month.
- Calif. Firefighters Battle
more than 1,400 Blazes
June 30, 2008
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D91KBD4G0&show_article=1
- The good news in northern
California is that more than a thousand wildfires aren't
growing. The bad news: There's no relief in sight.
Lower-than-average rainfall and record levels of parched
vegetation likely mean a long, fiery summer throughout
northern California, according to the Forest Service's
state fire outlook released last week. The fires burning
now were mostly sparked by lightning storms that were
unusually intense for so early in the season. But summer
storms would probably be even fiercer, according to the
Forest Service. Air quality districts from Bakersfield to
Redding issued health advisories through the weekend,
urging residents to stay indoors to limit exposure to the
smoky air. On Saturday, President Bush issued an emergency
declaration for California and ordered federal agencies to
assist in firefighting efforts. Federal aid now includes
four Marine Corps helicopters, remote sensing of the fires
by NASA, federal firefighters, and the activation of the
Federal Emergency Management Agency.
FEMA now has two fronts to worry about - the flooding of the
Mississippi River and the California wildfires. Resources from
other states are now assigned to both catastrophes, as are
federal resources.
- Big Sur Wildfire Rages
June 27, 2008
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25417214
- The fire count had gone up from
800 to nearly 1,100 because smoky air had hampered efforts
to track all of the blazes, said Jason Kirchner. Some
11,000 firefighters from 41 states are battling the blazes
that are darkening skies over the San Francisco Bay area
and Central Valley.
What will happen as the pace of disasters picks up? What would
happen if the US were now to be afflicted with major quakes
along the New Madrid Fault line and up into associated fault
lines along the eastern seaboard? Just how many resources does
FEMA have? Per the Zetas, the Hurricane Katrina disaster in New
Orleans was just a preview.
ZetaTalk Comment
9/2/2005: We have described from the start
of ZetaTalk a situation where the grid, electrical power and
phone lines, will be almost completely disrupted, water and
gas mains ruptured, with no hope of repair, the result of an
assault by earthquakes, water wash during flooding, and
hurricane force winds. Many sitting comfortably in their homes
dismiss such a possibility, as surely the modern technology
they have come to enjoy will be able to quickly repair itself,
as is this not the case after an ice storm or earthquake now?
Where the disruption in New Orleans is due to flooding and
winds, without the addition of quake damage, the total
interruption of services for those trapped in New Orleans is
certainly evident - pumps down, gas line breaks, water fouled,
and no electricity.
Sunspot Enigma
At a time when solar activity should be picking up, on its way
to the solar maximum, the Sun is oddly quiescent. There is no
sunspot activity.
- The Sunspot Enigma: The Sun
is "Dead"-What Does it Mean for Earth?
June 11, 2008
http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2008/06/the-sunspot-mys.html
- Dark spots, some as large as
50,000 miles in diameter, typically move across the
surface of the sun, contracting and expanding as they go.
These strange and powerful phenomena are known as
sunspots, but now they are all gone. Not even solar
physicists know why it's happening and what this odd solar
silence might be indicating for our future. Although
periods of inactivity are normal for the sun, this current
period has gone on much longer than usual and scientists
are starting to worry. The sun usually operates on an
11-year cycle with maximum activity occurring in the
middle of the cycle. The last cycle reached its peak in
2001 and is believed to be just ending now. The next cycle
is just beginning and is expected to reach its peak
sometime around 2012. But so far nothing is happening.
Sunspot activity is tied to the 11 year solar cycle. The last
solar maximum was in 2000 and the next expected in 2011. This
puts the solar minimum between those dates at approximately
2005-2006.
- The Sunspot Cycle
June 4, 2008
http://solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov/SunspotCycle.shtml
- Monthly averages of the sunspot
numbers show that the number of sunspots visible on the
sun waxes and wanes with an approximate 11-year cycle.
The last cycle was a very active sunspot cycle, and NASA
announced that they anticipated an even more active cycle
leading into 2011. Sunspots cause electromagnetic static on
Earth and historically are associated with weather anomalies.
Per the Zetas, this solar activity was to be a cover for the
Earth changes anticipated to be caused by Planet X.
ZetaTalk Warning
6/1/2002: Solar Flares, an extended or
anomalous solar cycle, has been planned for decades to be used
as a distraction and excuse during this time. What does all
this mean? It means that any reason for the current weather,
satellite failure, magnetic diffusion, or heating core along
with volcanic and quake increases, are to be blamed [in part]
on the Sun.
In truth, NASA had good reason to anticipate an active cycle
going into 2011. Sunspots had been on the increase.
- History of Study into Solar
Variations
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_variation
- Statistical studies that
correlate weather and climate with solar activity have
been popular for centuries, dating back at least to 1801,
when William Herschel noted an apparent connection between
wheat prices and sunspot records. They now often involve
high-density global datasets compiled from surface
networks and weather satellite observations and/or the
forcing of climate models with synthetic or observed solar
variability to investigate the detailed processes by which
the effects of solar variations propagate through the
Earth's climate system
Thus, merrily anticipating an active sunspot cycle, NASA was no
doubt preparing to point to the Sun as a reason for weather
anomalies, satellite problems, and problems with the grid such
as surges or outages. Now this villain has been taken from them.
Per the Zetas, the reason for the low sunspot activity has to do
with the magnetic poles of Planet X. But NASA is not prepared to
admit to the presence of Planet X just yet. In this cover-up
dance, they are dancing without a partner.
ZetaTalk Explanation
6/21/2008: During the last solar cycle, it
was noted that solar activity was unusually high, and
predicted by man that this cycle would be extreme. At the
time, Planet X was passing the Sun and had its prolific
magnetic N Pole pointed toward the Sun, nosed into the Sun's
magnetic S Pole. We stated that such solar activity due to the
presence of Planet X was merely a ruffled surface, and nothing
more significant than that. Now the magnetic N Pole of Planet
X is pointed outward, as Planet X has risen to the Ecliptic
and is into its first 270° roll. Thus, it is pointing its
magnetic S Pole toward the Sun, which absorbs magnetic
particles and thus has a quieting effect. All the predictions
that man made about this solar cycle being horrific, worse
than the last cycle, have been forgotten.
Iraqi Oil
The Zetas have long stated that the invasion of Iraq was for
oil, part of a larger plan for the Bush crowd to dominate the
oil fields of the world.
ZetaTalk Overview
2/25/2006: We have often stated that the
war in Iraq was part of a larger plan to commandeer the oil
fields of the Middle East, to expand into Saudi Arabia and
Iran, and thence up into the oil field of Russia via Pakistan.
The stage for the current military action was set in the past,
with the friendship of the Taliban and Saddam Hussein, who
were considered allies by George Bush Sr. By allowing Saddam
to remain in power at the end of the first Gulf War, the stage
was set for George Bush Jr. to insist on finishing his
father's work. Of course, seeing the junior Bush into the
Presidency at this time, when the pole shift was anticipated,
was in the plan. Thus we had Dubya inserted into the White
House by Supreme Court fiat in 2000, and by voter fraud in
2004.
Now that the Bush crowd is losing their grip on control of the
US military, and withdrawal from Iraq almost certain under an
almost certain Obama administration, what to do? Force Iraq to
allow US oil companies to dominate the Iraqi oil fields, or so
went the plan.
- Deals With Iraq Are Set to
Bring Oil Giants Back
June 19, 2008
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/19/world/middleeast/
- Exxon Mobil, Shell, Total and BP
- the original partners in the Iraq Petroleum Company -
along with Chevron and a number of smaller oil companies,
are in talks with Iraq's Oil Ministry for no-bid contracts
to service Iraq's largest fields, according to ministry
officials, oil company officials and an American diplomat.
The deals, expected to be announced on June 30, will lay
the foundation for the first commercial work for the major
companies in Iraq since the American invasion, and open a
new and potentially lucrative country for their
operations. The no-bid contracts are unusual for the
industry, and the offers prevailed over others by more
than 40 companies, including companies in Russia, China
and India. The contracts, which would run for one to two
years and are relatively small by industry standards,
would nonetheless give the companies an advantage in
bidding on future contracts. The Iraqi Oil Ministry,
through a spokesman, said the no-bid contracts were a
stop-gap measure to bring modern skills into the fields
while the oil law was pending in Parliament.
The New York Times article certainly implies that the
no-bid contracts for US companies is a done deal, but on June 30
Iraqi officials, in a firm display of their independence from US
domination, had a different announcement. There will be no
no-bid contracts, and the US is on the same playing field level
as all other countries.
- Iraq Names 35 Companies
"Qualified" To Bid For Oil Contracts
June 30, 2008
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/06/30/iraq-names-35-companies-q_n_109940.html
- The potential participation of
big Western companies like BP, Chevron, Exxon Mobil, Shell
and Total SA in Iraq's oil industry has been criticized in
recent weeks following published reports that several were
close to signing no-bid contracts with the Iraqi
government. Western participation in Iraq's oil industry,
especially by American companies, has been a contentious
issue ever since U.S.-led forces toppled the regime of
Saddam Hussein. Many Arabs believe the U.S. went to war to
seize Iraq's oil. That has been repeatedly denied by
Washington. Those concerns were reignited two weeks ago
after a report in the New York Times said Royal Dutch
Shell PLC, BP PLC, Exxon Mobil Corp., Chevron Corp. and
French energy giant Total SA were close to signing
short-term oil service contracts with Iraq on a no-bid
basis. The deals, which were expected to be announced
Monday, were reportedly designed as an interim way to
boost Iraq's oil output until the country could agree on a
new national oil law stalled by political squabbles
between the central government and the Kurds. On Monday
the Times also reported that a small U.S. State Department
team helped draw up contracts between the Oil Ministry and
the five major oil companies. The newspaper quoted a
senior State Department official as saying the team
provided technical support to an understaffed Iraqi
ministry. Iraqi government spokesman denied the country
had ever considered a no-bid process.
Why the turnaround? The State Department was apparently
confident of a no-bid arrangement for US oil companies, which
anticipated being allowed to control the flow of oil. Iraq is
now saying no such contracts would be allowed/approved and any
short term employment would be contractural only, to repair the
oil field equipment. This is a big difference in view.
What's going on?
ZetaTalk Explanation
7/5/2008: The Bush administration made
assumptions about their ability to bully the new Iraqi
government, and until they were faced with reality, those
assumptions ruled in their minds. There are, of course,
certain low level officials in the Iraqi government who are
more maleable than those in charge, and on occasion a nodding
head from those officials could be taken as aquiescence. The
Iraqis consider the US involvement in Iraq to be very short
term, and anticipate the US will exit, without an agreement to
maintain bases, soon. They have allowed those crowing
braggards in the Bush administration and their oil cronies to
make assumptions, because it placated them. There are more
disappointments pending for this Bush crowd than the loss of
control over the oil fields. But this despised crowd will not
be forewarned, as then they are not forearmed. That is the
Iraqi strategy.
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