Beware the Ill Winds - Something Very Wicked This Way Comes

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Potential dispersion of the radioactive cloud over The Northern Hemisphere, 5000m, April 11-13


This animation displays a potential dispersion of the radioactive cloud (Caesium 137 Isotope) after a nuclear accident in reactor Fukushima I. The continuous release rate is very uncertain, thus the calculations have to be interpreted qualitatively.

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The wind is the element of the north, mental processes (thinking --> eventualy wisdom)
In the wheel the north is the place of purification, of the adult stage of every pattern, just before 'death'.
The winds beyond our realm are just as real as our wind, they can easily kill you.

There is a perfect storm building up in space for some time now, our magnetic field gets weaker, meaning that the perfect storm becomes visible in our world, extreme weather conditions, increasing wind speeds, strange patterns (vortexes) in the sky and in the oceans.

This can be translated one on one to humans, the storm inside, in fact (in my view) we are the causal factor.

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It is really scary. A friend of mine was deployed to the middle east (bad time for re-enlistment on his part) and had used the depleted uranium rounds issued to the military. He ended up getting a slight case of radiation poisoning before his time was up. However, now he's like a living radiation detector...every time he's around it (even in small amounts of exposure), this rash pops up on his hands and arms and sometimes it cracks open and bleeds.

He's no longer enlisted in the military, but every time it rains in Tennessee since the reactor problems in Japan, that same rash comes back. Just confirms to me that we're not being told the whole story of what's coming in the long run just from this one event.

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It is really scary. A friend of mine was deployed to the middle east (bad time for re-enlistment on his part) and had used the depleted uranium rounds issued to the military. He ended up getting a slight case of radiation poisoning before his time was up. However, now he's like a living radiation detector...every time he's around it (even in small amounts of exposure), this rash pops up on his hands and arms and sometimes it cracks open and bleeds.

He's no longer enlisted in the military, but every time it rains in Tennessee since the reactor problems in Japan, that same rash comes back. Just confirms to me that we're not being told the whole story of what's coming in the long run just from this one event.

All depends on the extent of your friends sensitivity. He may get the rash from trace amounts.

You need more Data.

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