Positive Changes That Are Occurring

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Note, below, how the workers in Australia’s Department of Energy and Climate Change office are literally ashamed to tell people where they work:

[http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/k-to-c]

$175k to cheer up Department of Energy and Climate Change staff

March 24, 2012

They are responsible for some of the government’s most important policies – but staff at the Department of Energy and Climate Change are too ashamed to admit where they work. Staff morale is so low the government has spent almost $175,000 on consultants to lift staff’s flagging spirits.

A negative public image of the department, changing environmental policies and lack of internal support had left them feeling miserable and disengaged, an internal report has found. The department is responsible for carrying out some of the government’s most critical and controversial policies, including those relating to global warming, carbon emission reduction and promoting energy efficiency.

The findings of the report are so damning the government only released it nine months after it was first requested by the Opposition under Freedom of Information laws.

The report, which also includes a survey of 788 people, found the department to have “low levels” of employee engagement. Staff held a poor view of the department, felt a lack of purpose, were uninformed about changes to policies and procedures, and worried about their future employment.

"Many reported having to think about whether they would tell people where they worked because of the department’s negative image ," the report said.

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Here’s a two-pager, a synopsis of the thread so far. Print it, put it on your fridge, in your office – use the Power of Utterance to put flight to the lies that confront you! I may print and keep a couple copies on my person, in a portfolio I carry with me, hand 'em out to the right folks at the right time.

The folks whose job it actually is to report on posts from this forum at their daily staff meetings can put it up in their cubes:

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America’s pistachio growers are on track to their biggest crop ever this year. Record corn crop and higher-than-expected stockpiles predicted in U.S. Farmers anticipate near-record almond crop.

Biggest wine grape crop ever produced in South Africa. Indiana crops are bouncing back with an expected record breaking yield. Brazil bumps up record corn, soybean forecasts. Record rice yield in Louisiana.

Rice output in India, the world’s second-largest grower, is set to climb to a record as early arrival of monsoon rains over the biggest growing regions spurs planting, potentially boosting exports. Showers have been 23 percent more than a 50-year average since June 1, with Andhra Pradesh getting at least 70 percent more rains.

Australia’s inland sea, Lake Eyer, which is the size of Wyoming, has been full for three years in a row. It has only been full 3 times in the last 150 years. Birds have turned up from as far away as Russia and Japan. ”If you had been here 12 months ago you would have seen it at its absolute worst. It was a moonscape.”

Waterfowl production in North America is at a record high.

A record run of 302,108 fall adult Chinook salmon returned to the Klamath River in 2012.

Fish populations off America’s coasts continue to rebound. The number of stocks subject to overfishing fell from 36 to 29, a record low. Ninety percent of the 284 monitored stocks no longer fall into that category.

The Atlantic cod is making a comeback off the coast of Nova Scotia. The cod population in the Grand Banks, an underwater plateau southeast of Newfoundland, had grown 69 per cent since 2007.

In spite of widely publicized fears, Bluefin Tuna populations are actually rebounding. A stock assessment in October 2010 calculated the Mediterranean stock of Atlantic Bluefin Tuna at 175,000 metric tons, a significant improvement over 2007’s 78,000 metric tons and 57% of the historical highpoint of the stock in 1955-1957.

Bowhead whale sightings increased from 1,200 animals in 1978 to 3,400 in 2011. From those numbers of whales seen, there are now 14,000 to 15,000 animals. “It’s pretty dramatic how it’s changed.”

A ship captain spotted a group of 100,000 dolphins swimming together off the coast of San Diego. The trail of dolphins was seven miles long and five miles wide. “I’ve seen a lot of stuff out here… but this is the biggest I’ve ever seen, ever.”’

There are far more polar bears alive today than there were 40 years ago. There are an estimated 20,000 to 25,000 polar bears worldwide, and that number has increased steadily in the past 40 years . Polar bear populations in certain areas have reached their “carrying capacity” — the maximum environmentally sustainable population size.

A survey released by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources shows the blue crab population in the region is at its highest level since 1993.

A third straight summer of record nesting indicates the number of loggerhead sea turtles hatching on Georgia beaches is rebounding.

Horseshoe Crab numbers are on the rebound, and public interest in the crustaceans is rising along with them. Volunteers at the wildlife reserve this season more than doubled over last year from 62 to 132.

After several years of decline in the lightning bug population, there has been a resurgence in the number and species of the beetles that lit the summer nights of our youth. The past two years have been particularly good for lightning bugs because of the rain and snow, which kept the ground moist for the larvae.

Global hurricane activity has decreased to the lowest level in 30 years.

German meteorologists say that the start of 2013 is now the coldest in 208 years. Faith in Global Warming is collapsing in formerly staunch Europe following increasingly severe winters which have now started continuing into spring.

Temperatures have flattened out over the last 15 years. The five-year mean global temperature has been flat for a decade.

In this century, average winter temperatures have dropped by 1.45C, more than twice as much as their rise between 1850 and 1999, and twice as much as the entire net rise in global temperatures recorded in the 20th century.

“At the UN Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany, a delegate explained that the unusual cold weather accompanying the conference was a perfect example of how global warming is affecting our lives.”

A preliminary draft of a report by the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was leaked to the public this month, containing fresh evidence of 20 years of overstated global warming. A chart comparing the four temperature models the group has published since 1990 (shows that)…each has overstated the rise in temperature that Earth actually experienced.

Staff at Australia’s Department of Energy and Climate Change are too ashamed to admit where they work. Staff morale is so low the government has spent almost $175,000 on consultants to lift staff’s flagging spirits. Many reported having to think about whether they would tell people where they worked because of the department’s negative image.

38% of Americans polled feel that Global Warming is a hoax.

U.S. organic food sales of $29.2 billion in 2011 marked an increase of more than 9% from $26.7 billion in 2010. Organic food share grew to 4.2% of total food sales in 2011, which was up from 4% in 2010 and compared with 1.4% in 2001.

Traditional TV viewing by 18-24-year-olds has now dropped for at least 5 consecutive quarters. In the second quarter of 2013, CNN plummeted to its lowest ratings since 1991.

The divorce rate is at its lowest point since the early 1970s. And infidelity has continued to decline.

The U.S. is experiencing the lowest crime levels since World War II. The number of violent crimes in the United States dropped significantly last year, to what appeared to be the lowest rate in nearly 40 years.

The latest crime figures for England and Wales, which include a 10% drop in the murder rate to 549 homicides, the lowest level since 1978, herald a resumption in the long-term decline that has been going on for nearly 20 years.

The odds of being murdered or robbed are now less than half of what they were in the early 1990s.

Historically, we’ve never had it this peaceful. Statistics reveal dramatic reductions in war deaths, family violence, racism, rape, murder and all sorts of mayhem. The decline of violence may be the most significant and least appreciated development in the history of our species. And it runs counter to what the mass media is reporting and essentially what we feel in our guts.

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Excellent synopsis Jeff. As has been stated before, “The revolution will not be televised”
Blessings and thank you to all gifters on the planet for your self-less service. It’s working miracles!!

Stevo

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Thanks, Stevo,

Distribution of simple orgonite has brought rain back to countless regions around the globe, despite the best efforts of lying scoundrels to convince you that ‘global warming is making it rain more’. If you have not already, please consider distributing inexpensive, simple orgonite where you live to help with the ongoing neutralization/energetic transformation of weather weaponry worldwide, or reach out and fund a gifter on this forum if you’d prefer to help out in that way.

[http://www.chron.com/sports/outdoors/ar]

After decades of decline, Texas quail rebounding this year

October 27, 2012

Over the past 20 years or so, Texas’ quail population has declined by as much as 70 percent.

For all of their seeming fragility, quail are amazingly resilient creatures. Given good habitat and suitable rainfall to produce the ground cover and insects needed to sustain them, quail populations can boom. And that’s what appears to have occurred this year in some pockets of Texas, which has seen its quail numbers, even in good habitat, fall through the floor as brutal droughts in 2009 and 2011 resulted in little or no reproduction.

This year, spring and summer saw decent rainfall across some of what’s left of Texas’ quail range. And the birds responded. “It’s been a very good year for quail,” said Macy Ledbetter, a private wildlife management biologist with 20 years of experience working on more than 200 properties covering more than 2 million acres from South Texas to the Panhandle.

Rains this past winter and spring jump-started vegetation growth, and that burst of grasses and other plants provided food and cover for adult quail, triggering a strong nesting effort, he said. Quail chicks found plenty of insects to eat. August and September rains greatly aided survival of chicks and encouraged late nesting.

“I’ve seen a marked and impressive increase in quail numbers,” Ledbetter said. “Where I was seeing coveys with just six or eight birds in them last year, I’ve counted 18-22 birds.” The best quail numbers were in South Texas. “But I’ve seen more quail this year in the Hill Country – Edwards Plateau – than I have in years,” Ledbetter said.

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The widespread distribution of simple orgonite has coincided with a very significant decrease in hurricanes and tornadoes:

May, 2013 – The USA in the past 12 months has seen the fewest number of tornadoes since at least 1954.
May, 2013 – Tornado numbers in the United State are down. Way down. In fact, it’s the lowest tornado total ever recorded in a 12-month period for our country.

Liars and scoundrels within politics and the meanstream media are having a tough time with it, but gamely attribute the decrease to Global Warming wait I mean they rebranded to Climate Change :

“Are tornadoes decreasing due to global warming – Wiki Answers”
“Is Climate Change Causing Extreme Decrease In Tornadoes …”
“As CO2 Increases -Tornadoes Decrease | Real Science”

But, wait, what’s this? Tornado activity is being both decreased AND increased by Global Warming wait I mean Climate Change ?

“Senate Democrats pointed to the increase in extreme weather events like hurricanes and tornadoes as evidence of global warming”
“Gore laments scientists ‘won’t let us’ tie climate change to tornadoes”
“Are there more tornadoes because of global warming? – ScienceBlogs”

But here, we reach the pinnacle:

“Tornado doom then tornado drought: Both linked to climate change?”

“Doublethink means the power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one’s mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them.”

  • George Orwell

I think it’s also called ‘talking out of both sides of your mouth’, or ‘speaking with forked tongue’, or ‘serially lying’.

If you are not already doing so, please consider distributing simple orgonite where you live, or sponsor a gifter via this forum…be part of the great positive changes that are occurring.

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My grandparents lived in Aransas Pass, Texas, and I first visited them there in 1973, exactly when the author if the article below arrived there. At that time, the Whooping Crane was about to go extinct, James Michener was accurately documenting the demise of the Chesapeake, and the movie ‘Death Wish’ showing an incredibly gritty, violent New York City. It sure doesn’t look like that anymore, it’s improved exponentially.

As you’ve seen throughout this thread, things have been changing for the better at an amazing rate. Don’t forget sidebars like ‘could own slaves 150 years ago’ and ‘women forbidden to vote 100 years ago’, those sorts of things.

I think the spread of simple orgonite really finished the play, unknitting the literal worldwide web of death energy/Dead Orgone Radiation that has been carefully built and continuously expanded over millenia by our misguided, parasitic, and now pretty much former masters.

[http://www.tpwmagazine.com/archive/2013]

"Whooping cranes almost disappeared before we knew we loved them. When Aransas National Wildlife Refuge was purchased in 1937, there were only a few dozen whooping cranes left in the world. In the early ’40s, the migratory population that wintered at Aransas and nested at (then unknown) Wood Buffalo National Park in northwest Canada dropped to only 16 birds.

The recovery process has been slow, due in part to the fact that these long-lived birds usually rear only one chick per year. Though wildlife professionals took action to protect whooping cranes from being shot and to protect and manage the coastal wetland habitats that provide their food and roosting sites, there were still only 49 whoopers left in the last flock in the wild when my family arrived at Aransas in 1973.

More recently, protection for whooping cranes and habitat has begun to pay off more steadily — by 1986, the winter counts in Texas had reached 100 birds, and the population surpassed 200 in 2004. Today, officials estimate that about 300 birds are in the Aransas-Wood Buffalo population, leading many people to describe the story of the whooping crane as one of the Endangered Species Act’s greatest success stories.

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I like the local citizen who paddles around in his kayak and busts perportedly well meaning municipalities for sewerage violations. If there are any gifters in the Mystic, CT area this would be a good opportunity to show the transformative effects of orgonite – the Mystic river is currently graded at a ‘D’ level.

Note also that the article speaks of litigation in the 80’s that led to the positive change, but doesn’t expand on the subject. The litigation was by the much smaller municipality of Quincy, MA – an example of the people stepping up to challenge the malefic larger institutions that claimed that they had the very best of intentions but were ‘mired in bureauocracy’. It’s the same sort of dynamic that that we will be seeing as states secede from the Union.

[http://www.theatlanticcities.com/techno]

After 50 Years, Boston’s Charles River Just Became Swimmable Again

Jul 19, 2013

For half a century, the polluted waters of the Charles River have been accepted as fact in Boston. A 1966 rock and roll love letter to the city put them at the center of the city’s mythology. (The chorus? “Well I love that dirty water. Boston you’re my home”). That Beantown anthem is the Red Sox victory song in Fenway Park.

In 1995, the Environmental Protection Agency began giving an annual report card for the Charles. It’s first grade? A D.

But something is changing. By 2012, the river earned a B+, according to William Walsh-Rogalski, an attorney for EPA’s Boston-based Region 1. It’s even clean enough, apparently, to swim in. Last Saturday, the Charles River Conservancy hosted the first recreational swim in the Charles River since public swimming was banned in the 1950s.

So how did the river get clean enough? Mostly, Boston stopped pumping sewage into it.

Historic infrastructure in older cities like Boston makes cleaning local waterways a real challenge, Walsh-Rogalski explains. When the EPA launched the Clean Charles Initiative in 1995, the agency and several local non-profit partners found that there were problematic connections between the pipes that carried sewage and those that were meant to carry clean rainwater out to the river. In much of the Boston area, the EPA found that these were, in fact, the same system. Local sewage infrastructure had been built in the late 19th or early 20th centuries, long before the environmental movement began efforts to clean up public waterways. When water levels were low, all of the liquid in the system – both sewage and rainwater – flowed harmlessly to be cleaned at a treatment center on Deer Island in Boston Harbor. When a major rainstorm hit, however, these systems got backed up. Everything in the pipes, sewage and all, would flush directly into the Charles and its tributaries through older drainage pipes that now violate the federal Clean Water Act.

Early clean-up efforts began in the late 1980s following major litigation surrounding the environmental impact on Boston Harbor. In the years before these projects began, Walsh-Rogalski says there were 1.7 billion gallons of this sewage-rain mix dumping directly into the Charles. Over the last few decades, EPA-enforced renovations to municipal sewage systems have reduced that number 99.5 percent.

These re-investments in local sewage and drainage systems show in the measurements taken by the Charles River Watershed Association, a local non-profit that has partnered with the EPA. The CRWA and their team of volunteers conduct monthly readings on the bacteria levels at 37 locations along the length of the Charles. During the summer, these volunteers do twice-weekly checks at spots along the last ten miles of the river, which flows through major recreation areas in Watertown, Cambridge, and Boston. One Cambridge resident has even earned the nickname “The Mad Kayaker” for his sleuthing for illegal sewage drains along the lower parts of the Charles.

Clean water standards for human recreation are determined by regular readings of levels of E. coli, a bacterial class that experts say is a good indicator of the presence of waste (toilet water, sewage, and all that comes with it). Some level of E. coli is expected from animal droppings, but the EPA has also tested for pharmaceuticals, another clear indication of human contamination.

“People would always say it’s the beavers or the rats. Every municipality had a different animal they would blame it on,” Walsh-Rogalski says. “That’s why we also measure things like Tylenol and caffeine. There’s correlation where you see those things.”

To be safe for swimming, water must have less than 126 colony forming units of E. Coli per 100 milliliters of water. The standards for safe boating are five times higher. When that nearly-failing D grade was first published in 1995, the part of the river that flows through Boston and Cambridge met boating standards 39 percent of the time and swimming standards an abysmal 19 percent of the time. In 2011, the river was rated safe for boating 82 percent of all days and swimming 54 percent of the time. The overall EPA grade for the last 10 miles of the river is calculated from a composite of daily forecasts and monthly readings. It has hovered for the last few years around B or B+, which many say is the best they can hope for for such an urban river.

It’s hard to compare these Boston-based numbers to rivers in other major American cities, mostly because the EPA’s Boston office is the only one that gives out letter grades. What began as a publicity stunt to draw attention to the dire situation in the Charles has become a nearly 20-year tradition, tracking the progress of environmental efforts in the area. The Boston office recently began grading the Mystic River in suburban Boston (currently a D) in hopes of bringing similar reinvestment efforts. Even without this easy comparison, Walsh-Rogalski says he wouldn’t be surprised if the Charles ranked as one of the cleanest urban rivers in the country.

And last weekend, this progress was on display. Though the river has hosted a one-mile, competitive swim race for the last few summers, this was the first time swimming was open to the general public. It took the Charles River Conservancy, a local nonprofit that has made a “swimmable Charles” a major priority, several tries to get the right permits in place for the public swim. Those involved in the river clean-up say they hope these public events will draw attention to the progress already made and the work still to be done.

“Part of this has been the psychology of changing people’s view of the river. When it’s a sore, people said why spend money on it,” Walsh-Rogalski told me. “If they can start doing these swims, eventually there might be a permanent beach established. We can change the psychology so people start demanding access to the river regularly.”

Julie Wood, a Charles River Watershed Association scientist who oversees the bacterial testing programs, was one of the nearly 150 swimmers last weekend. While a regularly swimmable Charles is still years away, she says she would look forward to a public beach in Boston or Cambridge.

"It just felt like a nice jump in a very refreshing lake or river," Wood says of her quick dip off the Esplanade. "I took a shower after I got out, but there was no ‘ick factor.’"

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The weather in Pittsburgh is the coolest seen in 30 years for the end of July , scuttling the fervid ‘Nation Broils Under Heat Dome!’ media hysteria and baldfaced lies from the previous week. We had a high of 72 here yesterday.

fer·vid Adjective
1.Intensely enthusiastic or passionate.
2.Burning, hot, or glowing.

You’ll recall that, a month or so ago, we were promised an ‘unusually active’ hurricane season by the Powers That Were. The latest storm of the season, Dorian, has broken up completely, just like the one that preceded it. As documented previously in this thread, postive changes that are occurring at this time include simple orgonite’s toppling of the DOR-based Hurricane Augmentation and Steering Program that the fine folks on TV and in the larger media so fervently support:

“Tropical Storm Dorian struggling
Remnants of Tropical Storm Dorian trying to stage a comeback
Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Dorian may be reborn”

You can just hear the hope in their voices, can’t you? It’s understandable, I guess, in that Baal, the dark lord whom these abominable people have worshipped from ancient times right up until the present day, is the lord of storms, after all.

" Both Tropical Storm Dorian and Flossie Are Weakening
Tropical Storm Dorian fizzles out"

My subjective, mirthful conclusion is that they red-lined their malevolent weather weaponry for Dorian’s oh-so-hoped for comeback/rebirth, but there’s simply been too much sea gifting. The multi, multi billion dollar system has been broken, crippled by three dollar hunks of scrap metal, resin, and broken chunks of crystal.

I wrote that sentence so some underling can secretly enjoy reading it out loud at the daily staff meeting where these posts are reviewed.

For those struggling to maintain cognitive dissonance, affirm that Global Warming (wait they rebranded I mean Climate Change ) is causing hurricanes to both increase and decrease in number and severity, and that the warming of the planet has been hidden in the bottom of the sea .

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If you click the link, you’ll note how the article falls all over itself to avoid mentioning the increased rainfall and overall rise in animal populations that is occurring worldwide, as documented in this thread, but rather credits the benevolent government for the increase in the Tiger’s numbers. Surprisingly, they didn’t go for “Increased CO2 increases rains which helps the tigers but is still taking us to our doom now give us your money”.

http://www.trust.org/item/20130730124301-z31ir

Conservationists excited by tiger population rise in Nepal

By Gopal Sharma

KATHMANDU, July 30 (Reuters) – The number of wild Royal Bengal tigers in Nepal has increased to 198, a 63.6 percent rise in five years , a government survey of the big cats showed.

Conflicts between people and wild animals are frequent in Nepal, which has pledged to double the population of tigers by the year 2022 from an estimated 2010 level of 125.

“This is very encouraging,” said Maheshwar Dhakal, an ecologist with Nepal’s National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Department, adding that the Himalayan nation was on target to achieve its goal ahead of the deadline.

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[http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/1539]

Arizona’s bald eagle population recovering

Sep 04, 2011

WASHINGTON – Bald eagles in the Sonoran Desert are officially threatened no more: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removed them from the list of endangered and threatened species Friday.

The long-expected move – it essentially took effect last year with a federal court ruling – comes a day after the Arizona Game and Fish Department reported record numbers of bald-eagle eggs laid, breeding areas occupied and eaglets taking flight in the state this year.

"The birds are doing great in Arizona," said Lynda Lambert, a Game and Fish Department spokeswoman.

The birds are also doing great in the rest of the country, which led the Fish and Wildlife Service to remove bald eagles from the list of endangered and threatened species throughout the lower 48 states in 2007.

In 1978…there were 11 breeding pairs of bald eagles in the state. This year, 55 breeding areas were occupied, 79 eggs were laid and 56 nestlings took flight, all records for bald eagles in Arizona, the state said Thursday.

For the first time since 1978, they will not be on the federal list of endangered and threatened species.

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This thread is awesome, Jeff. Amazing job.

I started translating some of it and posted it on the new Quebec Orgone blog (and its old forum):

[http://www.quebecorgone.com/blog/des-ch]

Again, thank you for the wonderful compilation here!

Cassandria

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Thanks so much, Cassandria, for your kind words, and for helping to spread the good news.

Following, you can see the word ‘baffled’ used in the headline, which is used along with other words like ‘mystery’ and ‘puzzled’ as code for ‘we’re lying to you’ by the mainstream media. Also note the use of the word ‘invading’ in the headline to create an overall negative feeling about the booming Snowy Owl population. Lastly, note the ‘expert’ straight-facedly saying ‘the Snowy Owl is in decline due to climate change’. Kind of exactly how the polar bear population is at maxinum carrying capacity in the Arctic North while Your Best Friend Al Gore tells you they are being wiped out.

It’s called ‘neurolinguistic programming’, and I expose and refute it here.

[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article]

Snowy owls invading the continental U.S. – as scientists baffled by why they are arriving

These are the snowy owls attracting quite a crowd of onlookers across America as an ‘unbelievable’ mass migration continues to grow.

Bird enthusiasts are reporting rising numbers of the Arctic birds winging into the lower 48 states this winter in a mass southern migration. Some states as far south as Texas are reporting sightings of the bird that is as white as the driven snow.

Rising population: Bird enthusiasts are reporting rising numbers of the Arctic birds winging into the lower 48 states this winter in a mass southern migration that a leading owl researcher calls ‘unbelievable.’ Fosters.com reported that one snowy owl has even made it to Hawaii.

Thousands of the snow-white birds have been spotted from coast to coast, feeding in farmlands in Idaho, roosting on rooftops in Montana, gliding over golf courses in Missouri and soaring over shorelines in Massachusetts.

’What we’re seeing now – it’s unbelievable,’ said Denver Holt, head of the Owl Research Institute in Montana.

’This is the most significant wildlife event in decades,’ added Mr Holt, who has studied snowy owls in their Arctic tundra ecosystem for two decades.

The largely nocturnal birds have been feasting on a host of other animals, from voles to geese. Researchers are surprised at how many snowy owls from the Arctic are winging into the lower 48 states this winter in a mass southern migration. An especially plentiful supply of lemmings last season likely led to a population boom among owls that resulted in each breeding pair hatching as many as seven offspring. That compares to a typical clutch size of no more than two, Mr Holt said.

Holt said snowy owl populations are believed to be in an overall decline, possibly because a changing climate has lessened the abundance of vegetation like grasses that lemmings rely on. This winter’s snowy owl outbreak, with multiple sightings as far south as Oklahoma, remains largely a mystery of nature.

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Thank you Jeff for this quasi daily good news journal and thank you Cassandria for the translation that I already posted here:

[http://orgonisetamerelaterre.ch/?p=480]

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Thanks for sharing all the positive events that are happening [Image Can Not Be Found]

I will add that I have gifted with orgonite the Charles River in Boston and out to the suburbs many times over the years, I especially enjoyed gifting the drops(waterfalls) in the river in Waltham and Wellesley.

I’m sure there has been other that have also gifted the Charles also and thanks to them as well.

Eric

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Laurent, thanks for the nice compliment, and the translation. So mighty to think of the message breaking language barriers! Eric, thank you, also…I’m glad also for the news of the coverage of the Boston area.

The weather continues to be absolutely gorgeous in Pittsburgh, and unlike any I’ve seen since I was a young boy. Below, you’ll see the continuing rebuttal of the short-lived ‘Nation Broils’ and ‘Hottest in 11,000 Years!’ media hysteria of just a few weeks ago, which had to be shelved due to record breaking cool weather.

You’ll see, also, how they do their best to spin it in a negative way (‘hurts businesses’ and ‘not helping corn crop’, the use of the disturbing word ‘shocker’). They also try to portray it as a ‘streak’, versus stating the truth, namely ‘what a beautifully cool Spring and Summer it’s been.’ By the way, we’re on track for a record corn crop, as documented earlier in this thread. Liars.

Please remember that, above all, con artists fear when the populace gets wise to them, and they desperately hope to get out of town before the tarring and feathering and ‘being ridden out of town on a rail’ part happens.

June 10, 2013 – (Great Lakes) Cool Weather Slowing Summer Kickoff
July 13, 2013 – (North Texas) Summer weather shocker: Cool and rainy
July 23, 2013 – (New York) Weather Journal: Clear and Cool Summer Days are Back
July 24, 2013 – Cool summer weather in the West
July 25, 2013 – (Alabama) The cool rainy summer
July 29, 2013 – (Chicago) Cool Weather Hurting Summer Businesses
August 4, 2013 – (Philadelphia) Impressive “cool” streak in the heat of summer
August 5, 2013 – Cool summer weather not helping corn crop
August 7, 2013 – Long-term cool spell changes dynamics of Summer Weather
August 7, 2013 – (Michigan) Record summer ‘cool streak’ poised to end with first 80-degree weather in weeks

The great news is that the us-vs.-them, divide-and-conquer tactics used successfully for literally milennia have continued to break down for The Powers That Were. And their last-ditch effort, the ‘us-vs.-Nature’ gambit, is failing spectacularly, thanks in part to the widespread distribution of simple orgonite.

If you are not already, please consider distributing some simple, inexpensive orgonite where you live, or sponsor a gifter whose contibutions resonate with you.

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here’s another positive event that the media whores are trying to paint as a calamity:

[http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/]
Orwell would be proud of the “doublethink” in this article.

Mike

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Thanks for this, Mike. I’m frankly amazed they didn’t attribute the desert reversal to ‘climate change’, as they have been assiduously doing of late. But that con is failing miserably. The high here in Pittsburgh was around 70 degrees yesterday. I turned on the heat in my car, during the day. It’s August!

Somewhere deep in the Adventures of Don and Carol Croft, if I recall correctly, there’s a reference advising the gifting of anything with ‘Devil’ in the name, as those places have been announced by the Powers That Were as special favorite spots of theirs. The ‘Gifting the Devil’s Punch Bowl’ chapters (another, different one, out in California) remain some of the most exciting investigative reporting I know of.

There’s been much discussion on this forum of the use of black magic and ritual sacrifice to create deserts, notably by the Jesuits in the American Southwest. Here’s another ‘Devil’ clue/connection to the desertification:

“Larry Robinson…(has) been giving horse-drawn wagon rides through the “desert” for nearly two decades under company name Spirit Sands Wagon Outfitters. (His tours include) a stop at the Devil’s Punch Bowl, a 45-metre depression of sand where blue-green water pools.”

The following reference is buried in a sidebar – removed entirely from the main article, which simply paints the expanding vegetation as a scourge, and does not mention why it is expanding:

"This year alone has seen a surge in vegetative cover, thanks to rain seemingly every second or third day in the Spirit Sands, as the dunes are called."

“Sprit Sands” is, of course, another reference to the black magic. “Devil’s Punch Bowl”, “Spirit Sands”, see how they’re right in your face with it?

Here you see the death-worshippers considering poison to preserve their beloved death-area, using a lapwing appeal to preserve one of their reptilian kin:

“The Manitoba government has not ruled out using herbicides to stop vegetation from covering the sandhills at Spruce Hills Provincial Park, said Conservation Minister Gord Mackintosh.
Other options to preserve the sandhills include controlled burns and plowing up the vegetation to bring back exposed sand. Part of the justification is that Manitoba will lose unique species such as skinks, our only native lizard, that rely on areas of open sand.”

A mighty positive change, indeed:

"The area ‘looked like the Sahara’ two decades ago."

Thanks again, Mike.

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Funny you bring this up Jeff. The “Devil’s Punch Bowl” is the exact same name of that spot in California were Don and DB were almost murdered and Carol nearly arrested. Must have been in 2004… Weird (as in weirder than usual) occurrences during a gifting mission… and someone even ended up needing to be airlifted, if memory serves.

Hope Don chimes in with the details!

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The most dramatic gifting report I ever saw.

[The Devil’s Punch Bowl Tale] Gifting the west coast 7-28-04 thru 8-10-04

[http://www.whale.to/b/mc4.html]

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Disinformation can be used to glean actual facts if proper discernment is practiced. Some actual facts are used in disinformation because it would have no ‘hook’ or ‘bite’ if it were completely lie-based. The following article takes pains to attribute desert greening to increased CO2 levels, but provides key facts as to the extent of the positive changes currently occurring:

[http://www.sci-news.com/othersciences/g]

Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Cause Desert Greening, Satellite Observations Reveal

Jul 9, 2013 by Sci-News.com

“According to new research reported in the Geophysical Research Letters, increased levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) over the past three decades have caused an 11 percent increase in green foliage over the globe’s arid regions through a process called CO2 fertilization.”

I refute the thesis and reject the black magic spell, and send it back to the spellcaster. For I have subjectively concluded that simple orgonite continuously transmutes Dead Orgone Radiation into Positive Orgone Radiation, and that we’re seeing the effects of its worldwide distrubtion in manifestations that include increased rainfall and desert greening.

I invite the reader to review both thesis and look within to discern which seems more accurate and plausible to them.