I put nothing out of the realm of what the rogue state of Israel will do - and that place needs to be checked into a mental institution - and then...
We've also been warned that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to world famine. I guess those of us who can should stock up to be able...
Ahhh, the Times, a rubbish newspaper.
When it comes to getting exposed "unwillingly" I suspect this is what the downfall will be of the pompous ones. If one goes through history - this...
Of course they are hiding their Oct 7the false flag data! The same way the US government is hiding their 9/11 false flag data! I mean, everyone...
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Shape of Things to Come
volume 1, issue 1
Sept 30, 2012
copyright halfpasthuman.com
The Terra entity has growing sets in support of the [global coastal event] that are supporting the primary descriptor of the set which is [impacting (the mountains)]. This
set has multiple supporting sets for [winds] that will be [exceptional (by any measure)]. This last can also be interpreted as 'being outside/beyond any previous range of
measurement'....or big damn winds. These [exceptional winds] are described as [originating in the south], and being [propelled] toward the [arctic]. There are also
repeated sets of descriptors within the details that reference large [mountains] that will [turn the winds] such that [new currents/jet streams] are created. This area suggests that the [in-land inhabitants] will be able to [blame coastal mountain ranges] for their [winds misery].