Severe
Weather Worldwide Presages New Ice Age and Worse
By Lou Guzzo
29 Dec 10 - By now, most persons must have become aware of the anger displayed
by Mother Nature as she spreads havoc over most regions of the world, including
the U.S. As the Associated Press has reported the disasters: “Earthquakes, heat
waves, floods, volcanoes, typhoons, blizzards, landslides, and droughts have
killed at least a quarter-million people this year.”
It has been called “the deadliest year in more than a generation” and more is
yet to come. Even the usually warm, balmy California has been hit hard by
torrential rains, and weather officials are afraid mudslides will continue to
reap havoc in the sunshine state, particularly in Southern California.
In addition, the mountain ranges of all Western states are experiencing the
heaviest snowfalls in years. As a result, many highways have been closed to all
traffic --- and, in addition, many airline flights have been delayed or canceled
outright as airport officials increase the number of cancellations in the name
of safety.
According to the A.P., “the Christmas travel season turned angry and chaotic
as British officials struggled to clear snow and ice that paralyzed rail and air
links and spawned cancellations and delays stranding thousands around the world.
Passengers with boarding passes for flights were not even allowed into London’s
Heathrow Airport.”
Similar weather conditions have been reported across all of Europe, as well
as in China, Japan, India, and the rest of the Far East. Even many nations in
South America have experienced severe weather, including Chile, where weather
tragedies have become the norm this year.
So, what does all this mean for Planet Earth? According to our good friend,
Robert W. Felix, the author of two alarming books concerning forthcoming weather
conditions, we can expect more than Mother Nature has provided. Felix has
studied the work of many reputable world scientists in his books, “Not by Fire
But by Ice” and “Magnetic Reversals and Evolutionary Leaps.”
The scientists’ studies of conditions going back millions of years inform us
that the last Ice Age and the last magnetic reversal occurred about 11,500 years
ago and that we are now due to experience both. In fact, they say the severe
weather conditions on the planet at the present time indicate we are in the
preliminary stages of both a new Ice Age and a magnetic reversal.
No one as yet is able to forecast which parts of the planet will be hit
hardest by the new Ice Age and magnetic reversal, but the scientists have
indicated that the regions involved could be in any parts of the world --- if
not all of them.
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