World War 3 - New World Order - Pole Shift - Age of Peace (2006-2012)

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There was a Native American prophet named Black Elk, who also gave prophecies that correlate with our current time period. He also describes a type of apocalypse that will effect all of Humanity:

Black Elk's Prophecy:

"All over the universe, I could hear the winds at war, like wild beasts fighting, it was dark, and terrible about me, like rapid gunfire, and whirling smoke, like women and children, wailing and screaming, all over the World."

Recently people have been astonished by something called "The Web Bots" where predictions are made by a computer program rather than by a Human Being. Whether or not the Web Bot predictions are real or not is beside the point, because many of them have shown to be accurate enough to catch the attention of millions of people around the World.

Like many ancient and modern prophets around the World, the Web Bots also point to a global cataclysm as we approach the year 2012. The Web Bots point to words like Sun, Gamma Ray Bursts, Energy, and even to words that appear to describe a phenomenon which is very similar to the Ancient Mayans predictions about an astrological line-up and possible catastrophe. They also point to words that describe a possible solar event, that would be extraordinary, and could relate to a discharge that comes out and slaps the earth around, and could end up burning a good chunk of the Earth in the process.

People always have a shot at survival. It's just they have to be willing to make moves that other people in their life might not be willing to make. They have to be willing to take matters into their own hands even when others are telling them not to do so.

It will be hard for people who follow Edgar Cayce's advice for the safe spots (that's where I got the info from and that's whos really responsible for them when I eventually post them) to leave their loved ones who won't follow them, but that is a personal choice that each person will have to make.

I'm glad I don't have any family living in the red zone in California. If I did, I would be spending every day trying to convince them to leave, but guess what, most likely they would not. This is something I have to be prepared for, that some of my family just won't heed the advice. And they will remain in a highly disasterous prone area simply because it's what they have grown used to. But if they love it enough to lose their life over it, than who am I to tell them to leave?

California is not the only highly disasterous prone state though. There are many others. The majority of the United States is going to be effected negatively, and let me put it this way, almost no place in the United States will be unaffected, but there are places in the United States that will be safe than others. This is a fact. No one in the government is mobilizing people to any of these safe spots that I have studied. It really does appear that the government is taking the "You do it yourself" attitude. But what can we expect from a corrupt system? It is a shame that even Al Gore who talks so much about coastal cities being flooded and what not, has not put his money where his mouth is to mobilize people to safer areas. He hasn't done a damn thing to try and convince people to leave certain areas. And yet he is supposed to be the spokesperson for the whole global warming debacle. But what can we expect from a man who is only in it for the money he will gain from promoting green technologies?

Not a single politician has taken the steps towards real action. All they do is talk, talk, talk, talk. There are some hopeful ones like Ron Paul, but even he has not educated himself on this problem. And the ones that have don't do anything to back up what they are saying. We have only maybe 1-2 years left before the Earth will really start to speed up it's cleansing process, and we can't count on our own government to bail out a single American from losing their home, when they are willing to bail out major banks with trillions of our tax dollars. The simple fact is, they don't trust us. They would never give each American even a fraction of what they gave the banks, not even $5,000 a person. Why? Because they don't trust us. They put more trust into wall street than they do their own citizens. They are a joke. There are still some programs left to help the poor but even those programs are going to run into trouble. And yet trillions of dollars, TRILLIONS, have already been given away to greedy banksters who haven't even begun loaning the money out like they were supposed to originally do in the first place. And now the government is speaking about yet another bail out for the banks. It is disgusting.

Alright guys one of the things I'd like to bring up is supplies. Now I have already been preparing with my family. And it's time we went over this in this thread.

I have enough water to last for about 3-4 months give or take, depending on how many people are going to be using it (my girlfriends family is huge) so that might cut the water time down to around 2 months of usage.

But, the good news is that mother nature supplies the World with a fresh supply of water every so often, and once my jugs run out all I need to do then is put them all outside to collect the rain on a heavy rainstorm night and I could have them all filled up by the next day, which would give us another 2-4 months to go off of.

Right now, water is relatively cheap. So there is no excuse, and everyone and I mean everyone should be storing up water wherever and however they possibly can. I don't care if you don't have the space, if you have enough money to rent out a very tiny storage room at a facility than you should do it at the cheapest rate you can find. And then fill it up with water and canned foods and such. Because when things start to go bad guys, you can bet that the grocery stores are going to close and lock their doors just like they did during Hurricane Katrina, and that no one will be able to go and buy water, there will just be too many people to supply, and the stores wouldn't be able to keep up with them even if they wanted to.

Plus, some people have stated that right after all of the natural disasters and such, bottled water could go up to as much as $10 a gallon. And that is more than most people can afford to store up on. So get this stuff done while you can, it might end up making things alot easier for you. And don't put it past the stores to raise the prices of bottled water either, they have to keep up with supply and demand, and even if they open back up, without electricity, water pumps won't work around the country, and if they know that they are the only source that you can get their bottled water from, they will raise the price on it, just like gas stations do during a gas shortage. It's the same concept, and they will do it. Don't doubt it.

Ok so that covers the water. Next is food. Food is alot harder because it doesn't last as long, and it is harder to store. I have maybe, 1 month's supply of food at the moment, and I have been saving for awhile. It is more expensive than water at the moment, and it takes up more space. And there are only certain types of foods that will last a long time (crackers, canned meat, canned fruit, etc.). So the amount of nutrition that a person will get per day will be significantly reduced from where it is right now. But oh well, that's the sacrifice we will have to make during these coming hard times.

And that's where multivitamins come in. I have maybe a 2 year supply of multi-vitamins at the moment, because that is the key to keeping up your nutrition levels, because no one will be able to eat a well balanced diet when all this stuff begins, and a multi-vitamin might would be the key factor in you not getting nutrition deficient diseases and such, which will be more than likely, because it will be as if we are back in the days of sailors and such where they would get scurvy and what not from not getting enough vitamin c and whatever. Now you might be saying, how the hell did you afford a 2 year supply of multi-vitamins? It's easy. You only need a few large bottles (the 320 pill count kind) to equal enough for a 2 year supply. And 2 or 3 of those bottles will run you only about $30-40 dollars. But that might just be the most important investment you ever make for your family. This is because the body doesn't really need 1 multivitamin every single day. So you can spread out each dose for 1 pill every 3 days for each person in your family, etc. 3 or 4 bottles will be enough to make sure that your entire family is getting the necessary nutrition they need, even if you give 1 pill to them every week, it would still be enough to help them fight off some of the diseases you can get from malnutrition.

Alright so that covers that. Now, those are the basics for staying alive. But there are other things you can do, which even I haven't still done yet, which I will do. Wherever you can get cheap packs up matches, start storing up on them. Get one of those large black trash bags and start tossing match books into it every so often. If you keep doing that for the next 2 years by the time this stuff hits you will have enough matches in that trash bag to probably last you for years in order to make fires, light candles, provide light in the dark, etc., etc. But this is a must.

Next on the list. Soap. Most people when they think of hard times and soap think of hand sanitizer. This is not the way to look at it. Those bottles of hand sanitizer are semi-expensive. And they are not the most efficient way to go. The most efficient way to go would be to start storing up on bars of soap, because not only would the bars last longer, but if you go with the cheaper relatively unknown brands of soap, you can get them for as low as $1.00 per bar. And each bar could last you maybe 1 week if you use them sparingly. So $100 worth of soap bars would last you for quite awhile. And there are other options for cleaning yourself as well, such as using citrus juice from citrus fruits like oranges. Oranges have natural cleaning properties. You could technically get the same effect by rubbing citrus juice on your hands, etc., and then rinsing them with water. However, you wouldn't be able to get the oranges from stores, so unless you have a citrus garden in your front yard, this option may not be viable for you.

Ok and next on the list would be clothes. Make sure to stock up on the cheapest clothes you can find. Again a black garbage bag would do. All you need to do is go to goodwill, and you can get these shirts and pants there for pennies on the dollar. Yeah they don't look the best, but are you really going to care when you have a clean shirt to put on and a clean pair of pants to put on, and feel confident knowing that you have enough clothes to wear when your other ones begin to wear out? Because again, you will not be able to get clothes from the stores anymore. Because they won't be open and they won't be serving you. So that covers the clothes.

Alright and last on my list (other people may have other things they would like to add and that's fine, if you do, please list them in this thread so people can take notes), but last for me would be a form of entertainment. The bottom line is, you get enough people together in a room, without anything to do to keep their minds entertained, and you could have quite a situation on your hands. Now the cheapest and most effective form of entertainment is going to be card games and board games. Trust me, they might be going out of style at the moment, but as soon as the electrical grids go out, they are going to come right back into style faster than you can snap. Now if you don't have the money to buy board games (they can be quite expensive these days - unless you find them at goodwill or a store like that) than card games would be the way to go. Me personally, I have plans to buy at least 10 brand new magic the gathering decks. The game magic the gathering, in case some of you guys don't know, is an extremely fun game when learned, and it can eliminate boredom for hours if played with more than 1 person. I love the game personally, and I took the time many years ago to learn how to play it. If you haven't learned how to play the game magic the gathering yet, you need to do so, because aside from other card games I would say it is probably one of the most fun card games to play out there, and besides possibly playing other strategy games such as chess - which requires too much concentration in my opinion, I prefer magic the gathering which requires less but can be just as fun. Anyways, get cards, stock up on cards. If you don't like magic, than just stock up on regular playing cards, so you will be able to play spades, poker, texas-holdem, and all the other fun ones. I am going to stock up on playing cards too, which are a little cheaper than magic decks. But anyways 10 magic card decks is going to run me about $100. But trust me, it will be well worth it. Here's a link to the magic the gathering card website so that people can study it and learn how to play it. The cool thing with magic is, if you don't want to follow the official rules for playing it, you can come up with your own, because it does leave a little room for the imagination. Here's the link: Magic Experience : Magic: The Gathering

Ok now I'm going to stop there for now. All of that stuff I just listed is fairly cheap. So it shouldn't be too much of a problem for people to gather that stuff. But all of that stuff is going to make you more comfortable while riding out all of the problems we have coming, and remember, the most important health is Spiritual health first, then Mental health, and then Physical health. Because the Mind controls the body, and if your Mind isn't right, everything else goes down the drain. The Spiritual health is the most important of course, because it gives you hope, and hope is a mainstay, just ask anyone who has been wrongly imprisoned for more than 10-15 years. They will tell you it was hope that got them through it all, and not giving up on themselves.

And the last part is, surround yourself only with people you can trust your life with. And no one else. Only people who you know that truly care about you, and aren't going to try and take advantage of you during your weakest moments. These are the people you need to have on your team. Strength in numbers is a fact.

When I mentioned Spiritual health I didn't necessarily mean in the form of a religion. I meant more in the form of what can inspire you in your worst times. What can keep your feelings balanced and centered in your most troubled moments. When you are scared, confused, and worried. Whatever that source is for you, make it your focal point, and hold onto it with all of your being. For me, it is the thought of the Creative Force in the Universe. The Force that never dies. For others, who for whatever reason are unable to bring themselves to take interest in such a Force, than make sure that you find something, anything that can inspire you and bring up your morale, whether it be a movie you saw where you saw someone persevere, or whether it be someone you knew who remained strong and lasted through a situation even when you didn't think that they would or could and could not understand how they did. That's what I mean when I say Spiritual health. Control over your feelings, which believe it or not do not come from your mind, but come from somewhere much, much deeper than that.

To put it simply, make sure that you have the ability to keep your emotions balanced. Balance is the key. You need to remain as calm as possible. And because there won't be any doctors around for a long time, and because hospitals will be filled to the brink or destroyed, than you need to make sure that you keep your feelings under control and keep yourselves from getting into physical disputes. One single cut on a persons finger, one major cut on a person's face or body, anything like that when these times come can be life threatening. I don't care if you are a fighter and you enjoy a good fight, that kind of stuff is going to be putting your life at risk, because there will be no antibiotics available for use, and if someone gets infected due to a cut they received while fighting over something insanely foolish, than they better hope they can pull through that kind of thing with a miracle. Trust me, I have seen animals die from what started out as a minor cut from another animal, and which turned into an infectious gaping hole of bacteria, and ended up spreading throughout their body, and killing them. And the only reason we Human Beings haven't had to experience things like that, is because at the moment we can run to the emergency room whenever we need to.

So take my advice, no matter how much you get angry at the people you surround yourself with, NO PHYSICAL FIGHTING WHATSOEVER, UNLESS YOU ARE PROTECTING THE LIVES OF YOURSELF OR YOUR LOVED ONES, BUT ONLY IN THOSE SITUATIONS. AND FOR NO OTHER REASON OTHER THAN THAT. Or you might just end up being the cause of your own death.

And one other thing. For those who are counting on their governments to protect them when all this stuff starts happening, don't fool yourselves, it's not going to happen.

Even if you managed to get into one of the underground bunkers that governments are currently building around the World for themselves and the rich, do you really want to be stuck inside one of them when they lock the doors on you and start setting the rules on how you will live your following days out? What if they started to go crazy on you in there? It could happen....they would be the ones with the weapons trust me, and what they say will go at that point, and you would not be able to escape.

So you can live free and on your own terms, or you can live in an underground bunker where the government will be watching your every move and in some cases possibly even abusing you and your family.

If you are rich, and you have already made plans to get into one of these bunkers, all I have to say to you is good luck, because I'm not going anywhere near them. It would be like a horror movie once those huge metal doors shut on you. And suddenly you will realize that all you have done is voluntarily offered yourself up as a prisoner.

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I just wanted to do my own quick tutorial on magic the gathering because I just went to that site and went through it's different tutorial videos and I thought to myself that it would be extremely hard for some people to learn how to play this game who have never played it before by only watching those videos. I mean the site is amazingly crafted (Some of the greatest artists in the World work for Magic the Gathering) I will give it that, but it is very technical and some people don't want to learn that way.

So I'm going to break it down real quick into basic understanding that I'm sure most people can understand.

Ok, there are 5 colors to the game, red, white, blue, black, and green. Those are the different color decks you can buy.

Inside of all of those decks comes mana (or lands). The lands are necessary because it is how you use the creatures that come with the decks, and also how you cast the spells and enchantments that come with the decks.

The way I play is, each person playing starts out with 7 cards in their hand. Kind of like poker. All of the other cards from the deck they bought go into their library (kind of like where your extra cards go when you are playing the card game war).

So you have what's in your hand, and you have what's in your library. You can't touch the cards that are in your library except only when it is your turn and you have to draw one card from your library at the beginning of each upkeep. Upkeep is just a fancy way of saying turn. So once your turn is over, you have to wait until it's your turn again to draw another card from your library. Your library cards are face down so you can not see them, but you are allowed to shuffle your library randomly before you start playing the game.

So anyways, the way I play, you are only allowed 7 cards per hand at any time. And if it comes to your turn and you still have 7 cards in your hand, and you have to draw 1 more card from your library (you must draw one card from your library each time it comes to your turn), then you have to discard one of the cards in your hand and put it into your graveyard. Your graveyard is where you put cards that have been destroyed, discarded, or temporarily removed from the game.

Anyways, to bring out green creatures from your deck, you have to use green lands to do so. Or...you can use special lands that equal any color, but those are rare cards. To use green spells, you must also use green lands, and the same goes for green enchantments, etc. The same applies to all colors of the game. You don't have to worry about how many lands you need to have on the battlefield (battlefield = whatever surface you are playing on) in order to bring out a creature or cast a spell, because the card will tell you that in it's description. But you do need a certain amount of lands out on the field before you can either bring out a creature for combat or cast a combat spell.

You are allowed to set 1 colored land on the field per turn (unless you have a special card in your hand that has the ability to search your library for an extra land card and put that card into play) - but otherwise this rule stands. And if you have a creature that requires 3 lands to bring it out, than you must wait 3 turns before you will have enough lands on the field to bring that creature into combat. In order to bring a creature out with the lands you have on the field, you must tap them (turn them to the right) for that turn, and they (the lands) must stay that way until your next upkeep (turn). Once it is your turn again, (after your opponent has done everything he/she can do with the cards that are in his/her hand and out on the field), you may then untap your lands (turn them straight again), and reuse them for whatever else they can be used for (as long as they haven't already been destroyed during your opponent's turn - but cards that can destroy lands are rare). And the same applies for when you are attacking with a creature card you have out on the field, because as long as they haven't been destroyed during your opponents turn, you may untap them (turn them straight) again and reuse them in whatever way you can. It's very easy.

Ok now all of the cards have descriptions on them which tell you how many lands you need to use them, what their ability is, and whether they are a permanent card (one that remains on the field until killed) or a temporary card (one that can only be used once and then must be discarded into your graveyard). So you don't need to get confused about what a card does because it says what it does in the description.

Now, even though there are 5 different color types for decks in Magic, that doesn't mean that you only need to stick with one. You may mix up your colors any way you wish, and you may put in as many different colored creatures in your deck as you want, as many different colored lands in your deck as you want, and as many different colored spells and enchantments in your deck as you want (as long as your deck size you are going to play with does not exceed a maximum of 60 cards) but just make sure that you have the right colored lands in order to bring the right colored creatures out, etc. (Red goes with red, blue goes with blue, etc.).

As I just mentioned, the important thing to remember is that your deck that you use to play the game with can only have 60 cards in it (that's the way we play anyways), so that means that you will start with 7 cards in your hand, and 53 cards in your library. But you are not allowed to have more than 60 cards in your deck per game. So make sure you choose what cards you want to put in your deck wisely before you play the game, and try to use as much strategy as possible when doing it, so that you will have a greater chance of winning. As I mentioned before though, if someone destroys one of your cards in game, then it goes into your graveyard permanently, unless you happen to have a spell in your hand or a spell that you draw from your library in one of your upkeeps (turns) that would have an ability to bring one of your creatures back to life, or to bring back an enchantment from your graveyard to your hand, etc.

Oh and then there is life. Your life is how you determine who wins the game. You can start out with as much life as you want (all you need is a piece of paper and a pen to keep track) but we usually start out with 20 for each player. However, each player must start out with exactly the same amount of life, that is the rule of the game. Once your life is up, you are dead, and the game is over. It's simple addition or subtraction with your life because some cards increase your life and then there are cards that take away your life. But once you are attacked for say, 5 points of damage, if you can't block that damage, then you must take away 5 points of life from the 20 that you started with (so you would just cross out the 20 on the paper and write 15 under it). This is really easy to understand too.

And last for now would be attacking. You can only attack with a creature you have on the field when it is your turn, all you can do with your creatures out on the field while it is your opponent's turn is block with them. The only kinds of spells you can use when it is your opponent's turn are instant spells (it will say that on the card's description), but your opponent has the ability to counter those if he has an instant counter spell in his hand. But for creatures, you can only use them to attack when it is your turn, and to block when it is your opponent's turn. And to use a creature that is already out on the field, you don't need to tap any lands or use any spells, all you need to do is tap your creature (turn it to the right), and it will attack for whatever damage it says it can do in the description. You must leave your creature tapped though until it is your turn again, and you can not block with a creature that is already tapped, until you untap it during your next turn. The only creatures you can block with are the ones you didn't attack with yet when it was your turn (unless you have certain special creature cards that don't need to be tapped in order to attack, but those are rare also).

Those are the basics of the game. With that knowledge, you can read the playbook that comes with the deck that you buy, and will be much better able to put that information with this information and be able to play the game. Another good way to learn how to play the game though is to ask someone who works at the game store that sells magic cards at, or to go to a tournament where people are playing and to simply watch and ask questions. Believe it or not many people who play this game are more helpful than you might think.

Another thing to add is that there is no limit to the amount of people who can play this game at one time. You can do a 1 vs 1, a 2 vs 2, a 3 vs 3, and so on. You can even do a free for all (everyone vs everyone). You could play with 20 people at once if you wanted, but the more people who are playing at once, the harder it is to keep track of what everyone is doing, and the more room there is for people to cheat.

I hope that gives you guys (those who have never played it before) a better understanding of the basic way to play the game though. It's really not very hard to learn it, and once you've played even just one game, you'll know a whole lot more about how to do it.

Another easy and fun way to learn how to play Magic The Gathering and if you have an Xbox Live connection is to try the Xbox Live addition of Magic The Gathering. It only costs around 400 Xbox points I believe to download the first edition, and another 400 if you want to download the expansion edition. But anyways, you can learn more about it over at Xbox.com | Magic: The Gathering® - Duels of the Planeswalkers? - Game Detail Page

Just wanted to remind you all to tie up your loose ends. If there is anyone out there whom you care about and whom you haven't been speaking to lately, perhaps because of a minor disagreement, than it might be a good idea to call them and tell them you love them.

Also, be prepared to die. Not that you will die, but be prepared to do so. The casualties during the period up to December 21st, 2012 could be immense, or they could be spread out and not so damaging to the Human race. No matter which case turns out to be true, it is still a good idea to start preparing for your own death. By that I mean whatever it is you need to do to feel like you are ready to die....and then to live again.

One thing I left off of the supply list is tooth paste. Now this item isn't a life or death item, but it is important if you want to keep your teeth. And if you want to be able to use them. Tooth decay sets in quickly after you no longer have methods for cleaning your mouth. Worst comes to worst, and you run out of toothpaste, you will have to come up with other clever ways to clean your teeth.

Tooth paste is still cheap, so get it while you can and stock up on enough tubes to last you for at least a year. And 1 tube can last about a week right? So you can do the math on that. Get the cheap brands if you have to, it doesn't matter, whatever you have is better than having nothing when it comes right down to it.

Also, learn how to make coffee without electricity. I'm not sure how to do this myself yet, but I am going to teach myself. It is important because coffee is a food value, and when the stores close down and when the trucks stop shipping food and when your food supply is all you have to live on, drinking about 2-3 large cups of coffee per day is going to keep you feeling full longer than if you hadn't been drinking the coffee, thereby increasing the life span of your food supply. But the coffee is a necessity, because unlike tea which has very little food value and doesn't keep you feeling full for too long coffee does and there has even been recent studies that indicate that it might also help ward off prostate cancer.

http://www.healthnews.com/family-health/mens-health/regular-coffee-consumption-can-reduce-risk-of-prostate-cancer-3944.html

Alright? So buy the cheapest, biggest bins of coffee grinds you can find, and start storing up on them. But like I said, learn how to make them without a coffee grinder, otherwise they aren't going to do you any good.

Somewhat more than twelve thousand years after the last Pole-Shift, it is now going to be up to all of us. There is hardly anything more important or urgent than this task. We need to inform Humanity as soon as possible that the so-often predicted disaster is really very near. Loads of preparations have to be made, accompanied by numerous sacrifices. We are not individually as important as we are as a whole. The continued existence of Humanity is way more important than the individual at this point in time. So, we therefore need to close down the nuclear power plants by the time the fatal date dawns. Should this not happen, it could mean that for many places, survival will likely be impossible. Many people could die as a result of a nuclear holocaust. Everybody should be aware of this. And that is not all. Since 1915, a huge number of chemical weapons have been produced in Russia. Two thirds of which is nerve gases. It is the largest concentration in the World, and according to chemists, and arsenal this size could kill the World population almost 200,000 times! And this does not even include the chemical weapons that are stockpiled in other countries. If these stocks are not destroyed in time, they could very well be released in one go as we approach December 21st, 2012. And I think we can all picture what the consequences of that would be!

Most importantly, the things that may be important to you right now, like building a house, having children, etc. pales in light of the total destruction that may be awaiting us all. A lot of what you want to achieve has absolutely no use for what's coming. What are you going to do with your beautiful house when it is left in ruins by super-earthquakes, and after that swallowed up by an immensely high tidal wave?

Think and consider carefully all the things you are planning to do. Little withstands so much violence in nature. Only boats, food supplies, and survival equipment are of importance now. And those who don't have them at hand can forget it. In one day this catastrophe could cause the loss of thousands of years of work. It is up to you to take up this challenge, the biggest your mind can accept.

If we don't change the way we are doing things RIGHT NOW, then when the disaster hits it will be much much more complicated to survive it. If we don't shut down the nuclear power plants across the World, and dispose of the stockpiles of chemical weapons, than the chemical dump will be unimaginable, the nuclear holocaust horrifying. Billions of liters of oil will not only make the World's seas uninhabitable, but will also cover huge parts of land with dirty, polluted residues. Worldwide, food and water supplies will be destroyed possibly for many years. Famine and numerous diseases will be the result. We need to develop alternative sources of energy BEFORE the disaster. And we need to start putting them into action on a massive scale RIGHT NOW. Not later, not tomorrow. Right now.

All scientists, from every walk of life, need to be pooled together, and diverted from whatever else that they may be currently doing, and put to the task of pulling us out of our current habits with our dirty fuels and dangerous power sources and to be put to work together to bring cleaner, safer, and more efficient methods of energy for the World. All scientists. There can be nothing more important at this stage than the survival of Humanity during the possible coming disaster. Everything else needs to be put on the back burners until we take care of this problem. Nothing else is going to matter as we approach this catastrophe. Only by working together in the same field are they going to be able to solve this major problem we are facing.

Another thing. Save your gold and your silver, whatever items you might be in possession of. Now gold and silver only goes so far, because you can't eat them, and you can't drink them. But it is possible that it might be worth something when paper money around the World becomes as valuable as toilet paper.

I have a feeling it will only be one part of the coming bartering system we'll have in place if this disaster happens. I can see people saying, "Alright you have a shirt, and I need a shirt. And I have a bar of soap. And you need a bar of soap."

That is most likely what our system will look like after all the economies of every nation collapse. But gold and silver items might still have their place. So just in case, I do believe people should start storing them up if they turn out to be useful for trading.

Matter of fact, save your precious stones, metals, and crystals in general. Diamonds, rubies, pearls, quartz, turquoise, amethysts, all of them might just turn out to be more useful in trading then they currently are at the moment.

Alright guys I have finally gotten around to posting the section about the safer places to be as we approach the consequences of the coming Polar-Shift and the more dangerous places to be as we approach the consequences of the coming Polar-Shift. Now what I will start with first is going to be the dangerous places to be, because I truly do believe that it is important for all people living in these areas to take this advice seriously, because it may be the difference between surviving the coming disasters and not surviving them. So if you are wondering how serious I am about all of this, I would like all of you to know that I am extremely serious, and that I wouldn't be posting this otherwise.

Alright, so with that said, I would like to move on to which places are going to be more dangerous, and could effect the lives of countless people living in them, as well as possibly resulting in many of those people's deaths. This section could possibly be one of the most important in this thread, and I can not stress this enough. So if you live in one of these areas and you have the means to evacuate from them, I would highly recommend doing so, before it could end up being too late.

Alright what I will do first is to post many of these dangerous areas that Edgar Cayce listed as being more effected than others during the coming changes, and then in a separate section I would like to post the different reasons as to why these areas are more dangerous than others. This is to give people not only the areas that were listed, but to also give them a clear description as to why these areas should be avoided.

Here is a list of highly dangerous areas to be living in as we approach that fateful date of December 21st, 2012. It is important to remember that these areas will start to show signs of distress even before the actual date of December 21st, and that December 21st is more of an end point than a beginning one.

The Most Dangerous Places To Be Living In As We Approach December 21st, 2012:

1. San Francisco, California

2. Los Angeles, California

3. Japan

4. The upper portion of Europe

5. New York City, New York

6. Connecticut

7. South Carolina

8. Georgia

9. The southern coast of California

10. Utah

11. Nevada

12. South America

13. The Arctic And Antarctic areas.

14. San Diego, California

15. Alabama

16. Italy

17. Guam

18. Wyoming

19. Hawaii

20. Kansas

21. Turkey

22. Sicily

23. Greece

24. Israel

25. France

26. Greenland

27. San Bernadino, California

28. Riverside, California

29. Costa Rica

30. Nicaragua

31. Guatemala

32. El Salvador

33. Santa Rosa, California

34. Petaluma, California

35. Cape Mendocino in California

36. Oregon

37. Anchorage, Alaska

38. Washington

39. British Columbia

40. Seattle, Washington

41. Alaska

42. Colorado

43. Brigham City, Utah

44. Tooele, Utah

45. Las Vegas, Nevada

46. Charleston, South Carolina

47. Central and Southern Illinois

48. Central and Southern Indiana

49. Central and Southern Ohio

50. Kentucky

51. Arkansas

52. Sharpsburg, Kentucky

53. Marked Tree, Arkansas

54. Cairo, Illinois

55. Metropolis, Illinois

56. Missouri

57. Mississippi

58. Tennessee

59. Southern Canada

60. Massachusetts

61. Little Rock, Arkansas

62. Vincennes, Indiana

63. Cape Ann, Massachusetts

64. Memphis, Tennessee

65. St. Louis, Missouri

66. Maine

67. Delaware

68. Long Island, New York

69. Maryland

70. New Hampshire

71. Greenwich Village, New York

72. New Jersey

73. Vermont

74. Rhode Island

75. Peapack, New Jersey

76. Boston, Massachusetts

77. New Madrid, Missouri

78. Chattanooga, Tennessee

79. Knoxville, Tennessee

80. Honshu Japan

81. Hokkaido Japan

82. Sendai Japan

83. Okushiri, Japan

84. Tokyo Japan

85. Kobe Japan

86. Osaka Japan

87. Central America

88. Mexico

89. Managua, Nicaragua

90. Mexico City, Mexico

91. Jalisco Mexico

92. Michoacán Mexico

93. Guadalajara Mexico

94. Colombia

95. Venezuela

96. Chile

97. Argentina

98. Santiago, Chile

99. Peru

100. Brazil

101. Valparaíso, Chile

102. Antofagasta, Chile

103. Ecuador

104. Bogotá Colombia

105. Pereira, Colombia

106. New Zealand

107. Bolivia

108. Awatere Valley New Zealand

109. Wellington, New Zealand

110. Hawkes Bay New Zealand

111. Napier, New Zealand

112. Hastings, New Zealand

113. North Island New Zealand

114. Christchurch, New Zealand

115. Indonesia

116. Ely, Nevada

117. Murray, Utah

118. Orem, Utah

119. Provo, Utah

120. Santa Barbara, California

121. Coachella Valley California

122. Lima Peru

123. Callao Peru

124. Idaho

125. New Mexico

126. Louisiana

127. Oklahoma

Alright guys I have finally finished my list of the safest places to be living in the World as we approach December 21st, 2012. I can not stress this enough, that I strongly, strongly, strongly recommend moving you and your family to these areas, as well as trying to convince your loved ones and friends to move to these areas as well. Any one of these areas will do. And there should be more than enough room for anyone who would choose to move to them.

You will notice that this list of safe places is much smaller than the list of dangerous places. This is because much of the World is going to be effected by the coming catastrophes. And there truly won't be that many places that will be less effected. But these places will be much much safer than the ones I listed on the dangerous list. Now you can choose to believe me on this, or to pay no attention to it. The choice is for each of you to make, and all I can do is hope to God that you make the right decisions in respect to your survival and for the survival of those you care for.

The Safest Places To Be Living In As We Approach December 21st, 2012:

1. Virginia

2. Northern Ohio

3. Northern Indiana

4. Northern Illinois

5. Southern Canada

6. Eastern Canada

7. South-West Africa

8. Australia

9. Montana

10. North Dakota

11. Wisconsin

12. Michigan

13. West Virginia

14. North Carolina

15. Pennsylvania

16. Minnesota

17. Texas

18. Arizona

I am very sorry that I don't have more places to add to that safety list. There may be a few other places around the Globe that can be considered to be "Safety Lands", but unfortunately at the moment those are the only 18 places that I am absolutely sure about. Take my word for it. Time is running out.

"Don't think that there will not be trouble, but those who put their trust wholly in the Lord will not come up missing but will find conditions, circumstances, activities, someway and somehow much to be thankful for."

Edgar Cayce
1467-18
April 10th, 1944

"Hence the necessity...that the faith...in a divinity that is WITHIN be held - that shapes the destinies of individual experiences in such a way that the opportunities come...are those things which if taken correctly make for the greater soul development."

Edgar Cayce
1300-1
November 28th, 1936

"Make thy will then one with His. Be not afraid....That the periods from the material angle as visioned are to come to pass matters not to the soul, but do thy duty TODAY! TOMORROW will care for itself...for how hath He given? "The righteous shall inherit the Earth."

"Hast thou, my brethren, a heritage in the Earth?"

Edgar Cayce
294-185
June 30th, 1936