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http://emergency.cdc.gov/socialmedia/zombies_blog.asp

http://emergency.cdc.gov/socialmedia/zombies.asp

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WASHINGTON – The House Armed Services Committee late last night finished marking up the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which contains a dangerous provision that authorizes a worldwide war against terrorism. The bill was also amended to include a troubling provision delaying the implementation of the repeal of the discriminatory “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy. The American Civil Liberties Union strongly opposes both of these NDAA provisions.

The war authorization provision was added to the bill by the committee's chairman, Rep. Buck McKeon (R-CA), and goes much further than the current authorization of war. It has no expiration date and would allow a president to use military force in any country around the world where there are terrorism suspects, even when there are no connections to the 9/11 attacks or other specific harms or threats to the United States.

http://www.aclu.org/lgbt-rights-national-security/house-committee-passes-defense-bill-containing-authorization-worldwide

Watch the video:

by bethkearney57513

 Gary Chittim at KING5 had requested to see this video.

http://www.king5.com/your-news/122068999.html

A new method of creating energy.....

Several days ago I was doing a task that required me to look at a list, remember three items, look at an alphabetical list and determine if I needed to insert an item.  I suddenly couldn't remember three things, so I cut it down to two.  I couldn't remember two things.  I finally cut it down to one, and had trouble with that.  This went on for a few minutes, but I finished my task anyway.

During the time I was having trouble remembering one item, I kept thinking of non-sensical words.  I wonder if this was what Judge Judy and several others went through on TV.  Because there were a flurry of them around the same time, I suspect the problem is environmental, maybe severe magnetic fluctuations that affect sensitive people. 

If this is related to what's coming, do not wait to go to your safe place at the last minute.  What if you become temporarily mentally incompetent?  What if you don't, but others who do become an impediment? 

It's getting more bizarre every day.  Anyway, I remembered to mention it because I just did that task again with no problems today.

It's been dark for two days. The kids are edgy, whining, asking, "When's the sun coming back, mommy?"  To keep their morale up, you've almost used up all your batteries.  You had no idea it was going to be dark for so long.  It takes light to be able to read or play board games, the kids are afraid to go to the bathroom in the dark, you have to burn the lights to keep the critters from raiding the garbage cans.  You were rightly afraid to light a campfire because of the earthquakes.  The world has become a dark, spooky place. 

But now, lights have become a liability.  You hear footsteps crunching in the leaves on the ground.

"Who's there?" you call out.

Suddenly, two shadowy figures emerge from the nearby woods.  They saw your lights.  Are they friend or foe? 

What will you do? 

Related to CMEs?

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/16/utilities-nuclear-outages-idUSN1629762220110516

Didn't know where to post this as this has to do with raising chickens (didn't think it would fit under Gardening club lol).  Any how,  a few chicken breeders in this area, including myself, have noticed a significant drop in egg fertility rates.  Our hatches have been really crappy, for example, 3 chicks out of a dozen eggs (or worse).  My neighbor, who lives about 4,000 feet from me, also is having bad hatch rates (she said she just threw in the towel on hatching chickens this year).  And a friend of mine who raises chickens that lives 1.5 miles from me also is having the same problem.  Now is this just a fluke?  Or could this be related to earth changes?  Or the particles that the sun is throwing off changing dna?? 

Would it work for EMP/Solar shelter, as well?

Relatively cheap and easy...

http://www.radshelters4u.com/mini-blast-shelter.htm

http://globalrumblings.blogspot.com/2011/05/secret-map-shows-massive-cloud-of.html

http://globalrumblings.blogspot.com/2011/05/breakingcomet-elenin-white-house-letter.html

http://www.thebigwobble.com/2011/05/are-solar-storms-bringing-down-electric.html

Ft. Worth, TX:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYCHBI66izs&feature=player_embedded

Las Vegas, NV:  http://www.greenfieldreporter.com/view/story/ff0ea10a624e4f52a35b05d93322d3f8/NV--Las-Vegas-Fire/

Ft. Atkinson, WI:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm8mKzlOgWU&feature=player_embedded

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2011/05/13/114202/long-term-funding-worsens-for.html

"The foul economy has shaved a few more years off the life expectancy of Medicare and Social Security, according to a new government report released Friday.

"Medicare's Hospital Insurance Trust Fund — which pays for hospital, home health, skilled nursing and hospice care for the elderly and disabled — will run out of money in 2024. That's five years earlier than last year's trustees report projected.

"Social Security has enough cash to cover benefits for 25 more years, but will become insolvent in 2036 when revenues no longer will cover full benefit payments. Last year's trustee report projected the Social Security Trust Fund would go broke in 2037. Longer life expectancy was the main cause of the year-to-year change"

Without considering anything else, with Fukushima only, I don't think they need to worry about longer life expectancy.  Because of the mismanagement of Social Security funds all these years, something was bound to happen to "lessen the debt load" of the Social Security burden, whether an "unusually virulent" Christmas flu or nuclear "leaks."  It is a precarious situation aging Americans are in...we are major creditors, but our debtors have the means to destroy us.  Pardon my bluntness, but the US Gov't is making an extinction level event look pretty good these days. 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/13/fukushima-reactor-meltdown-flooding-warning

"The damage is more severe than Tepco had previously reported and is almost certain to frustrate its quest to bring the plant under control within six to nine months."

= no end in site.