(OPINION) Just because most people have eyes does not mean that they are able to see. We live at a time when global events are going haywire all around us, but the vast majority of the population is still asleep.
Even though our world is being rocked by pestilence, economic troubles, wars and rumors of wars, widespread civil unrest, and great natural disasters, most people simply assume that life will eventually return to “normal” at some point.
Sadly, that isn’t going to happen. I am entirely convinced that global events will continue to accelerate as we head into 2022, and most people will be absolutely blindsided by what is coming because they just didn’t want to believe that things could ever get so bad.
It seems like each new day brings us some sort of a new disaster. For example, on Monday the California coast was hit by a magnitude 6.2 earthquake… A magnitude 6.2 earthquake hit Northern California on Monday, bringing significant shaking but likely minimal damage to the sparsely populated area.
The earthquake occurred just after noon and was centered off the coast about 210 miles northwest of San Francisco, just off a tiny town called Petrolia that’s home to fewer than 1,000 people. The nearest population center, Eureka, is about 45 miles north. The good news is that the area where this quake struck is sparsely populated and not much damage was done.
So a lot of people will forget about this earthquake very quickly, but that is a huge mistake. Seismic activity is increasing all over the world, and this is especially true along the Ring of Fire. For much more on this, please see my recent article entitled “With Just Weeks To Go Until 2022, The Ring Of Fire Is Suddenly ROARING To Life”.
Last week, the eyes of the nation were on the extreme winds and violent tornadoes that erupted in the middle of the nation. According to the Weather Channel, what we witnessed was some of the strangest weather in the history of the upper Midwest…
Wednesday’s widespread windstorm, severe weather outbreak, and unusual heat from the Rockies and Plains into the upper Midwest were so bizarre for December that even weather historians were in awe according to the Weather Channel. “I can say with some confidence that this event – the heat and tornadoes – is among the most, if not the most, anomalous weather events ever on record for the upper Midwest,” weather historian Christopher Burt said.
The damage that was caused by the tornadoes was simply jaw-dropping, and the power of the windstorms completely shocked a lot of the experts. In fact, we are being told that last Wednesday the U.S. experienced “the highest number of hurricane-force gusts in a single 24-hour period” ever recorded.
When wind speeds are that high, wildfires can easily get out of control, and almost 400,000 acres were burned in the state of Kansas “in less than three days”… As of Thursday, the Forest Service reported nearly 400,000 acres had burned across the state in less than three days.
The bulk of that — almost 366,000 acres — was in the four-county area. Many farmers lost everything. In some cases, the fires moved so fast that there was not even time to move animals out of the way. One firefighter that was on the front lines said that he had never seen fire move so rapidly in his entire life…
“It looked like a massive, massive ball of rolling fire and smoke,” said Keith Haberer, emergency manager for Russell and Ellsworth counties. Haberer, who has worked as a firefighter and emergency manager for more than 20 years, described the blaze as “incredible.”
He said he had never seen fire move that fast. A record number of billion-dollar natural disasters hit the United States in 2020, and I believe that we are going to absolutely smash that record again in 2021. But this is all perfectly “normal”, right? READ MORE
