I live in SoCal. During the recent wildfires that torched large parts of Los Angeles, I was in an evacuation-warning zone prepared to run for my life if the order came down. Thankfully, this time it didn’t. It has before. This was the third time since 2008 that my family has had such an experience.
The first time it happened we lived in Orange County about a hundred miles South from where we are now. There was a wildfire in the Santa Ana Canyon. We were put on alert, but never had to evacuate. Some friends living nearby that did end up having to evacuate came to stay with us.
The next time came in 2018 and we did have to run for our lives. It was terrifying. We got out, but didn’t know if we’d have a home to come home to. Luckily, we did.
In all three wildfires we saw the fire coming towards us on nearby hills and mountains that we drive by every day. In 2018, we almost waited too long to get out. The fire was just a little bit more than a stone’s throw away before we sped off.
Facing wildfires three times in 13 years is not normal. Those were just the fires that directly threatened us. There were many, many others like the one in Northern California not far from where I went to college that wiped the town of Paradise off the map.
It seems pretty obvious that these latest wildfires that destroyed Pacific Palisades and Altadena are a sign that climate change has shifted into high gear.
With wind gusts up to 100 mph, this was a category 1 hurricane with fire instead of rain. It was like turning a massive blowtorch on an area that has only gotten .02 hundredths of an inch of rain this winter. The brush around here is so dry it seems like it might spark up if you breathe on it.
The know-nothings have insisted for decades that climate change is a hoax. If only saying it made it so, but it doesn’t and it isn’t, which is becoming increasingly obvious.
ET’s have warned us for decades through the alien/human interface known as alien abduction. The primary message is that human-induced climate change is an existential threat. The most well-known conduit, Whitley Strieber, has been warning about this for around thirty years. Whitely has written about the images of the Earth on fire he was shown.
Whitley and I don’t live too far from each other. We were both in evacuation warning zones, as was a mutual friend. Whitley evacuated. We ended up staying put after the winds changed direction and blew the fire south of us.
I thought of Whitley and how he’s written over the years about the visions the Visitors had shown him of catastrophic environment destruction, including massive fires. I wondered whether any of those visions were of his own future escape from wildfires. If I get a chance, I’ll ask him.
During the fires, another well-known alien abductee had his voice heard from beyond the grave. The late Wyoming rancher, Patrick McGuire, an alien abductee investigated by famed abduction researcher Dr. Leo Sprinkle, is another conduit in the alien/human interface.
As the fires were raging, his son David published a posthumous mea culpa to his dad in the Huffington post. In the 1980s, his claims about cattle mutilations at the hands of aliens were met with derision and howls of laughter- even from his own son, who came to regret the way he dissed his father after the US government admitted UFOs were real in 2017, and after whistleblowers like David Grusch confirmed the existence of non-human intelligence and a secret military-industrial complex UFO crash retrieval program. Hence, the mea culpa.
There is a YouTube video made in 1981 of McGuire recounting his alien abduction experiences to Dr. Sprinkle while under hypnosis. In it he says that the “Star People” demanded his cooperation with their plans for humanity and told him of a coming climate apocalypse.
Here we are more than 50 years later and it sure seems like the climate apocalypse is happening now.
As I wrote in a previous post, I don’t think the return of The Insane Clown President is going to help.