all of that was interesting, here’s a highlight from your post
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Today’s news:
The big announcement now is that the gulf stream has stopped. It was slowing at the time of the video in 2008. There was an article by Dr. Zengari about the loop current risk of stopping and he announced on June 12 it has stopped.
Gulf Loop Current Stalls from BP Oil Disaster
http://pesn.com/2010/08/01/9501682_Gull_Loop_Current_Stalls_from_BP_Spill/
The gulf stream is pacemaker of the climate of the planet; it affects the jet stream and all these systems because the loop currents are connected If you look at a satellite image of the currents, you would see that previously the current would continue towards England, but now it has stopped.
The reason that the gulf stream stopping is important is because it affects the weather of northern America and Europe. If you look at a globe – England, Ireland, Scotland are due east of Moscow which is just as close to Arctic as England, Scotland and Ireland which have moderates temperatures because of the gulf stream loop.
The warming effect of gulf stream is over.
We will see how quickly the winters in London will become like the winters of Moscow. You may recall “The Day After Tomorrow” movie, but in the movie it happens in a short time. We can hope that it will not happen that quickly - that there is time to prepare the infrastructure. For example, water pipes in Britain are buried 18-24 inches and in Moscow the pipes are buried 7-8 ft.
As we see the global earth changes, China will be under water ...
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hmmmmm
thx.