It's all about Control! A few thoughts.

Everywhere I look I see intolerance, injustice, pain and destruction, but the world is changing! 

Our civilization is slowly dying, why? What is going on?

2012 has been defined as the year of change. There has been an accelerated rise in our awareness and a realisation that there is something wrong not only in the way we live our lives but also in our understanding of our place in the universe, in this very reality. 

This period of change has in fact been happening for some time now, though since 2011 this feeling has accelerated for many people. All over the planet people are now opening their eyes, and starting to realise this basic truth, all is not well.

If you look hard enough, you will soon realise that the Governments of our planet are not the truly in control. There is a Government behind the Government, manipulating politics and our own thoughts, making the masses believe what they want you to believe, slowly and meticulously leading us to their own goal. Some call this organisation the Illuminati, whoever or whatever they are, the fact is they are real. The beauty of their existence is that the very idea sounds ridiculous, outrageous and plain stupid! However, if you start to look at how the world has been led, into and out of economic crisis, strategic wars, introduction of new diseases and their supposed cures! We are all being led, much like cattle, our population is being controlled through wars and allowing introduced diseases to naturally cull our population.

We are seeing the results of their manipulation, when we read about people turning savage and eating other humans, sea life dying because our water system is being contaminated, we see cancer raising by 73% - 95% in the next 20 years, we see new diseases being 'discovered' such as Chagas a tropical disease, spread by insects thought to be as lethal as AIDS and is incurable, that threatens to kill millions. Genetically modified insects is not a new concept, Governments have experimented with using insects as a weapon, carrying diseases to attack an 'enemy', pratically unstoppable and very hard to defend a population against.

Imagine a world where a disease effects most of the population, millions die, those people who are left would do anything for a cure, and the Government quietly vetting those to save and those they'll let die. Far fetched, perhaps not, is this already happening? Look at the millions allowed to die in so called third world countries, we blame the lack of money, but money is an illusion? Of course the Governments could prevent mass death, but they choose to let them die and hide behind red tape and bureaucracy.

So, from HIV AIDS, cancer, to newly 'discovered' diseases, have these all been introduced to simply kill us off, reducing the population? 

Is their aim simply to allow our natural resources to recover or a way to maintain control over us? 

I believe it is more to do with control, however, we are slowly slipping out of their 'control'; we think for ourselves, we have mentally evolved questioning all we see, no longer accepting what we are told, we want more from our lives. We now recognise that the worlds wealth is unfairly distributed, with only the top 10% holding 90% of the worlds wealth and resources. There is plenty for everyone, and if a resource dries up, humans find a way, we are resourceful. So why are we kept at the bottom?

It is simply greed and a need for power, and whilst our civilisation stays as it is we will be forever treated as cattle, never truly knowing freedom, forever slaves to a corrupt system.

Is the world is crumpling around us?

We can see our planet changing, we see our weather becoming more and more extreme, floods, tornadoes, drought. We are experiencing increased earth movement (pole shift), earthquakes, volcanoes. The Sun is approaching its 24th solar maximum, and we are already experiencing severe solar weather, which directly effects our planet and our own health! In addition to this we have a 'Control System' losing its power over us, and like a dying beast it is striking out, trying to remove what little rights we have, hiding behind the excuse of 'terrorism', creating illusionary enemies in order to create fear in us, and social unrest! Laws have been introduced that allow the Government to arrest and detain its citizens indefinitely, allow the state to legally monitor all of your private correspondence, even listen in and record your private conversations!

They already control all the mass media, and now they have attempted to control the last place of freedom of speech, the internet. 

Our very monetary system is an illusion, a good will gesture at best, yet we are so controlled that we fight for this illusion, crave it, some will kill for it, but money has no real worth, it is a control tool put in place to keep us in line, to give us a false hope, and we all follow without a second thought, why?

We fight for our possessions, told to crave more, but we really own nothing, not even our own bodies are ours, everything you see, everything you 'own' is truly only borrowed, everything returns to the source! So, why crave more, why not share?

We are told we have a nationality, we live on a piece of land which is on one planet. Our boundaries are just another illusion put in place to divide us all, to keep us divided and create illusionary enemies through misunderstanding and fear! We are ALL human, we are one people living on one world.

They are running scared and in their last desperate act will they start a third world war? We are causing problems to their 'New World Order'.

We know throughout history that the Government has tested mind controlling systems, from drugs to exposing us to mood controlling frequency through the media. This has not changed! We are still being exposed to chemicals through our water, food and air in an attempt to control the population through mind/mood control and a culling of the population through death caused by introduced diseases.

The truth of who we are is being kept from us, because the truth will bring about a realisation that all must change, and change is something 'The New World Order' wants to control.

We are one people, we are simply shadows of the self, our differences are just an illusion created by those in control, an attempt to keep people separated. We do not need to be governed, and once we realise that truth, they lose control and the world will change, we will then evolve to the next level of understanding and consciousness.

So what can we do?

The only thing we can do is become aware and remain vigilant to new unjust laws. Speak to each other and share thoughts, opinions and information. Remain open minded to new ideas and others opinions, we never know everything, we only know what we know at a given moment in time, if you allow yourself to evolve and grow, so will your ideas.

Peace...

Large Earthquakes Trigger A Surge In Volcanic Eruptions

In 2012 there will be fire raining from the skies, tsunamis, bringing civilisation to its knees. 

Is this possible, it is clear that the planet is going through unprecedented change, could this be the prelude to fire raining down from the skies? Mountains falling into the seas?

A study carried out by Oxford university showed that there is a direct link between earthquakes and volcanoes erupting.

It is interesting that in recent years there has been an increase in earthquakes, extreme weather, solar activity, etc. As we get closer to 2012 will these earth changes become even more dramatic?

There are a lot of dangerous volcanoes that could erupt at anytime, such as:

Italy's Mount Vesuvius is most famous for the A.D. 79 eruption that buried the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Despite the dark history, millions of people today live near the volcano. The thriving mass of humanity in such close proximity to the volcano makes Vesuvius a serious contender for the world's most dangerous volcano. Scientists fear that a catastrophic eruption could hurl scalding gas-rich magma, water vapor and debris at the masses with insufficient warning time for an evacuation. 

After 9,000 years of dormancy, the Chaiten volcano in southern Chile awoke in 2008 and began a series of eruptions that spewed ash miles into the sky, as shown in this image. The volcano's namesake town of 4,500, just 6 miles from the spewing crater, was devastated by falling ash and floods. The eruption claimed at least one life and serves as a stark reminder that slumbering volcanoes pose grave dangers. Click on the "Next" label to learn about seven more dangerous volcanoes around the world. 

Mexico City, a metropolis of 18 million people, sits 40 miles to the east of Popocatepetl, the second tallest volcano in North America. Puebla, a town of 2 million, lies 30 miles to the west. A major eruption, scientists say, could choke the skies with ash and send massive mudslides into the crowded valleys below. The result could prove catastrophic. The volcano has been relatively quiet since a bout of activity between 1920 and 1922, though it rumbled back to life in 2000, as shown in this image, prompting evacuation orders and worries that "Popo" is ready to blow. 

Merapi in Indonesia is one of the world's most active volcanoes, regularly spewing hot gas and ash miles into the sky, and sending mud and fragmented rocks down the sides. In 1994, 60 people were killed by a searing gas cloud, and about 1,300 people died when it erupted in 1930. During a bout of eruptions in 2006, many villagers, including the woman in this picture, refused orders to evacuate. They believe the spirits will warn when a catastrophic eruption is imminent. 

Lava flows, while hot, are rarely deadly: They usually ooze slow enough that people can easily outrun them. That's not the case with the lava that flows from Nyirangongo in Africa's Democratic Republic of Congo. It has very low levels of silica, the mineral that thickens and slows lavas. In 2002, Nyirangongo's lava suddenly gushed at speeds up to 60 mph into the town of Goma, which is home to half a million people. Scientists fear that lava pooling in the crater could suddenly drain again and cause even more devastation. 

After nearly a year of minor earthquakes and eruptions, Colombia's Nevada del Ruiz volcano exploded on Nov. 13, 1985. Pyroclastic flows melted the summit's snowcap. Mudflows, called lahars, raced down the mountainside. One mudflow wiped out the village of Chinchina and killed 1,927 people, according to reports. A second followed the same path as earlier lahars and swept away the town of Armero, shown in this image. An estimated 23,000 people died, making it Colombia's worst natural disaster. Scientists said an early warning system could have averted the loss of life. Now that one is in place, will it work when the volcano wakes again? 

The islands of Japan harbor more than 100 volcanoes, and a handful or so erupt every year. The majestic Mount Fuji, shown here, has not erupted since 1707, but a swarm of low-frequency earthquakes in 2000 and 2001 raised the specter that the mountain was awakening from its 300-year slumber. Though Fuji has since quieted down, the risk to Tokyo, a city of 30 million people just 70 miles to the east, is very real, scientists say. A 2004 government study put the price tag of a worst-case eruption at more than $20 billion. 

Washington's 14,410-foot-tall Mount Rainier, shown in this image, is a big attraction for many people in the Pacific Northwest. It is also a big threat, according to scientists. An estimated 3 million people live in its shadow — at least 100,000 on top of old mudflows from previous eruptions. The flows, known as lahars, are the greatest risk. Though commonly associated with major eruptions that strike with ample warning, an earthquake or small burp of rock, ash and gas could also trigger a lahar, giving residents in the path only 10 to 15 minutes to escape. 

Yellowstone Park Volcano. It is most dangerous because it is an active super-volcano which means a volcano capable of producing a volcanic eruption with ejecta greater than 1,000 cubic kilometers which is nearly a thousands of times larger than most historic volcanic eruptions. Super volcanic eruptions typically cover huge areas with lava and volcanic ash sufficient to threaten the extinction of species and can even be one of the causes to bring end to the world because once this volcano erupts, it causes all other volcanoes to erupt causing massive tectonic activity.
One of the largest supervolcanoes in the world lying beneath Yellowstone National Park and scientists say it is still active and even the activity is increasing! Though the Yellowstone system, which spans parts of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, is active and expected to eventually blow its top, scientists think it will erupt any time soon. Supervolcanoes can sleep for centuries or millenniams before producing incredibly massive eruptions that can drop ash across an entire continent.
Erupting every 6 lac years and it’s already 40 thousand years over, significant activity is mounting beneath the surface, scientists say it can erupt anytime. Back to 640,000 years ago, the area that we know as Yellowstone National Park was the epicenter of a cataclysmic volcanic eruption—an eruption one thousand times larger than Mt. St. Helens. The eruption blasted away mountains, unearthed a vast ocean of lava and spewed hundreds of miles of debris into the atmosphere, burying half of the United States with deadly ash. Largely unknown today, this destructive super volcano is still active, turning the picturesque landscape of Yellowstone into one of the harshest environments on the planet. Due to the volcanic and tectonic nature of the region, the Yellowstone Caldera experiences between 1000 and 2000 measurable earthquakes a year, though most are relatively minor.  

April 2011 - YELLOWSTONE has 4.1 magnitude earthquake

Yellowstone is an active volcano, however there has been an increase in earthquakes in and around the area over the last few years. If the the Oxford University findings are correct, earthquakes trigger volcanic eruptions, then Yellowstone may be on the verge of a catastrophe. The only question is why hasn't it happened yet?

Large Earthquakes Trigger A Surge In Volcanic Eruptions 

ScienceDaily (Jan. 12, 2009) — New evidence showing that very large earthquakes can trigger an increase in activity at nearby volcanoes has been uncovered by Oxford University scientists. 

An analysis of records in southern Chile has shown that up to four times as many volcanic eruptions occur during the year following very large earthquakes than in other years. This ‘volcanic surge’ can affect volcanoes up to at least 500 km away from an earthquake’s epicentre. 

A report of the work will be published in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters.
Previously, scientists had identified a few cases where volcanic eruptions follow very large earthquakes – but up until now it had been difficult to show statistically that such earthquakes may be the cause of an increase in eruptions, rather than the events just being a coincidence. 

‘The most unexpected part of this discovery was the considerable distance from the earthquake rupture where these eruptions took place, and the length of time for which we saw increased volcanic activity,’ said Sebastian Watt, a Dphil student in Oxford’s Department of Earth Sciences, who conducted the analysis. 

‘This suggests that seismic waves, radiating from the earthquake rupture, may trigger an eruption by stirring or shaking the molten rock beneath volcanoes. The disturbances that result from this lead to eruption but, because of the time it takes for pressure to build up inside a volcano and for magma to move towards the surface, an eruption may not occur until some months after the earthquake,’ Sebastian added. 

Sebastian examined the volcanic eruption and earthquake records of southern Chile – where, in 1835, Charles Darwin first speculated on the link between earthquakes and eruptions. By careful analysis of historical records, he discovered that volcanic activity increased for about a year after each of the very largest earthquakes in southern Chile during the past 150 years. The volcanoes most likely to be affected lay within about 500 km of the earthquake epicentre, and included both dormant and active volcanoes. 

The great Chilean earthquakes in 1906 and 1960 (the largest earthquake ever recorded) were each followed by activity at six or seven volcanoes – a significant increase on the average eruption rate of about 1 per year. Sebastian said: ‘This work is important because it shows that the risk of volcanic eruption increases dramatically following large earthquakes in parts of the world, such as Chile, affected by these phenomena. Hopefully, our findings could help governments and aid agencies in these regions to manage volcanic hazards by showing the need for increased awareness of volcanic activity after large earthquakes.’

source: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/01/090110084653.htm