Massive hailstones and Heavy Rain pound Melbourne

[Badger Profile]

We'll have to ask Aragajag if he comes in later, he lives there.......

[Ziggy Profile]

I'm just new to this computer shit, so I have no idea how to link stuff to this site!

Anyway, check out colinandrews.net
He's been watching all sorts of stuff going down in Australia. Go to new postings, there's posts relevant to whats been happening with the weather "down under".

by the way, if its a simple process to link, can someone please help?

[jetxvii]

:bang;

I'm just new to this computer shit, so I have no idea how to link stuff to this site!

Anyway, check out colinandrews.net
He's been watching all sorts of stuff going down in Australia. Go to new postings, there's posts relevant to whats been happening with the weather "down under".

by the way, if its a simple process to link, can someone please help?

a website?

or what kind of media?

[Ziggy Profile]

It,s a website. He mainly researches crop circles but he reports on other events.
Again, I'm new, so I apologize if I'm in the wrong thread

[Johnnyb Profile]

Ziggy,




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sorry for my english.

[Ziggy Profile]

Ziggy,




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sorry for my english.

Thanks johnnyb! I will give it a try& let you know how I did.

[Ziggy Profile]

http://colinandrews.net/

OK that did'nt work

[Iwanci Profile]

I got caught up in the Melbourne storm yesterday. It was the wildest storm ever recorded in Melbourne. The weather was warm and cloudy, storms whipped up in no time, ice fell, rain stormed down, roads were flooded, and i was stranded (luckily on the high side of the road) for approx 2.5 hours. The water in the middle of certain intersections was waiste high, some people tried to drive through and found that car exhaust pipes dont like drinking water, they stalled and were left stranded in their cars. There were patches of ice piled up even 3 hours after it fell, the weather was still warm all the way through. Some surrounding areas were left unscathed, they saw and heard the storms in the distance but were untouched.

[Iwanci Profile]

Thanx.
There is a growing concern down here that the weather patterns are changing. People would like to believe that 'global warming' is responsible. They want to know what is happening, but are too busy to do any research, so they stick with the mainstream heard mentality. Blaming it on something rather that using the brain is often the easier option and it allows us to get on with our daily existence. When questioned about their take on weather change most are clueless, when asked about HAARP and if that could have anythig to do with it,most reply HUH?!? in the past broaching new topics was laughed at, people were ridiculed and they became outcasts. What i am finding is that many people these days are more open to new information. I believe this slow awakening is happening because people are seeing that there should be more to life than just the daily grind and daily ritualistic existence. They are time poor to do any research and are thirsting for new, logically presented information which they can feel a part of. Information that makes sense and that is NOT alarmist.
The new generation is not comfortable with traditional religious belief's, they don't trust their elected politicians, they know that there is often more to the story, and they are open to new ideas that make sense.
My take on all this unfortunate change down under is that it is not exclusive to downunder. The whole planet is being experimented on by our scientific communities, the military having large control for obvious reasons. When i was in France in December they recorded one of their coldest winters on record. Walking through one port city i noticed its sea water rise above the port walls and gently lapping onto the footpaths, no storm, no wind, the day was as calm as you could get. I asked several of the locals and they had never experienced anything like it before, they looked and took photo's.
So, let's take a look around the globe and see what is happening, but we must not only look at the unfortunate events, rather, we must look at all the good news stories as well. I believe that sometimes, the experiments go well and we dance in the streets never questioning the 'why'. If its good we don't question, when it goes bad we stop and we question looking for understanding, unfortunatley i believe that we then limit our observations to aprox 50%, this then means we only see half the picture.

[Ziggy Profile]

Oh ok, I guess it did.

Thanks johnnyb & slushpup

p.s. my pipe is full