The topic of the excerpts connects to the following:
Session 19 October 2024
The ice age that is seemingly already in its first stages also connects to this ( i think ) , there´s a quote in transcripts about geographical north part of the US and how it starts. ( east or west ?) , can´t find it atm. Re-reading this post also reminded me of the EM contour/ hijacking that STS employs worldwide , is the Rockefeller Foundation logo an explicit display of this ? ( #1)
Session 17 August 2003 :
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Q: (Perceval) Can we expect an ice age any time soon?
A: wait a couple of years and check the thermometer!!!
{group laughter}
Q: (L) Is a couple of years a clue here?
A: Is it? Hmm...
{more laughter}
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Session 6 July 2010 :
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Q: (L) 58 percent. Well, that's more than half, but still kind of 50/50 in the next five years. (Ailén) There was a question we talked about today about what would happen in the southern hemisphere... (L) Yes. So, if there was a global superstorm like in the movie we watched today [The Day After Tomorrow], what goes on in the southern hemisphere during such an event? The movie only showed storms in the Northern Hemisphere.
A: Less violent storms but storms nonetheless.
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Session 22 July 2010 :
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Q: (L) Well, thank you very much. I just never wanted to do astrology. Okay, so we've got that. Is there any follow-up question on the Gulf Stream thing? Oh, wait a minute... Read that back to me... {previous exchange is read back} What do you mean: "The cause is more than the oil"?
A: Internal planetary changes including magnetic field modifications.
Q: (L) And what is causing the internal planetary changes including the magnetic field alterations?
A: Both the change in the cosmic environment and the presence of foreign bodies in and near the inner solar system. {pause} Realm convergence.
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Q: (Perceval) Is this in reference to the ice age in terms of the blame that people give to the government and that causes the revolution?
A: There are a few more steps before an ice age. Some of them not very pleasant.
Q: (Perceval) Earthquakes, volcanoes, economic collapse...(Burma Jones) Mass starvation. (Perceval) Plague. (L) Crop failure.
A: All of those and more.
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(L) I would say that if there were crop failures, economic collapse, and so on, that those things would bring about a revolution and while you're in the middle of the revolution THEN everything goes kaflooey. That would be my guess.
A: Yes
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Session 29 May 2021 :
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(L) Okay, let me see the questions. [Scrolling through chat to find questions...] "Observing the weather around the world, are we about to enter the next ice age?"
A: On the threshold.
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Session 1 November 2025 :
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Q: (L) So the planet is heating up and it really needs to cool down again. Is that it?
A: Yes
Q: (L) Oh, it says:
Beneath the South Atlantic anomaly, we see unexpected areas where the magnetic field, instead of coming out of the core goes back into the core. We can see one of these areas moving westward over Africa, which contributes to the weakening of the South Atlantic anomaly in this region. The magnetic field over Siberia has strengthened. While it has weakened over Canada, the Canadian strong field region has shrunk by 65% of Earth's surfaced area, which is almost the size of India. While the Siberian region has grown by 42% of Earth surface area, which is comparable to the size of Greenland.
(L) Does this have anything to do with the reversing of the Earth's magnetic field?
A: Yes
Q: (L) Is that going to be accompanied by any kind of lithospheric disruption?
A: Some.
Q: (Gaby) Is the South Atlantic Anomaly due mostly to electromagnetic fields in the upper atmosphere and above, as James McCanney posits?
(L) So he's talking about the electromagnetic field. Most of it is of the non-permanent type. Electrical currents powered by currents passing by Earth in the solar wind. So, is this also related to the Earth's inner Van Allen radiation belt that comes closest to the Earth's surface?
A: Yes
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