MidnightWatcher – Prophecy in Motion

Lisa Nelson died on March 7, 2011 from an inoperable cancer the doctors believe was triggered by her exposure to the oil & dispersant.

“Over the last several years, the rate of forest loss in the Brazilian Amazon had been in steady decline, but the latest data is yet again proving that the problem is far from over. According to figures released today, deforestation in the world’s largest rainforest has increased nearly 1,000 percent from the same period the year before, marking the first rise in over two years — though only time will tell if it is merely a disappointing uptick, or a troubling reverse of trends.

A newly disclosed report from the Amazon Institute of People and the Environment (IMAZON) reveals that 175 square kilometers (68 mi²) of forest were cleared this past December, compared with just 16 km² (6 mi²) reported last year for December 2009, a rise of 994 percent.”  Read more.

“At the end of the day I can’t see how we get to this Christmas with anything that resembles the status quo … when the dollar collapses our way of life is going to change and at that moment, when that happens, there will only be one question that will matter – and that question is are you ready?”

“New Zealand-based research organization AgResearch has abandoned its 13-year animal cloning research program after it proved to be an abysmal failure. A company report states that “only 10 percent of the cloned animals survived through the research trials,” and it also admits that the animals underwent “unnecessary suffering” in the process.

For years, AgResearch has unsuccessfully tried to modify animals to create more milk, grow faster, resist disease, and even unnaturally grow special proteins from genetically-modified animal embryos for use in human drugs. But reports indicate that most of the animals used in its trials experienced severe pain and suffering as a result, while the vast majority of them ended up dying from either spontaneous abortions or hydrops, a condition where a cow’s uterus fills with water and results in the mother having to be euthanized.

‘The decision was made, enough is enough,’ said Jimmy Suttie, General Manager of AgResearch Applied Biotechnologies, concerning the scrapping of the program.”  Read more.

Scientist: “We’re still in for major impacts [from the] largest single environmental disaster in the US, and really in my experience, in the world.” The food is not safe to eat, the water is not safe to fish or walk around.

Doctor: “We’re not only talking about the hundreds of thousands of people that are already having symptoms, but we could potentially be seeing the tip of the iceberg here. We’re talking about the entire population of the Gulf Coast states and maybe spreading further into the United States…”

Doctor: “It’s not just the acute effect that happens close to the exposure, but more importantly the long-term effects from being exposed to these agents. Some of them are stored in your body for a long time and can lead to … brain degeneration, heart disease, diabetes, cancer …”

In 5 kilometers, please pull over and read a map.

“WHAT would you rather have – a superfast data connection on your cellphone, or a reliable GPS signal to pinpoint your location? If a plan to install a network of base stations for the new 4G mobile wireless protocol goes ahead, it may mean you can have one but not the other.

GPS satellites transmit their navigation signals in the range 1559 to 1610 megahertz. Telecoms firm LightSquared of Reston, Virginia, has long communicated with its satellites using low-power signals in the adjacent frequency band, from 1525 to 1559 MHz, part of the “L band”. Despite the closeness of the frequencies, satnav receivers have so far operated without any interference problems.” Read more.