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Written by Michael E Dehn

Founder and CEO of Metro Pulse a continually running enterprise since May 1980.

May 22, 2023

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/the-us-navy-has-its-eyes-on-a-new-submarine-base-that-will-help-it-keep-track-of-china-s-growing-undersea-fleet/ar-AA1btMJx?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=987303265e454aeb9cafb8f1509e2c9d&ei=25

← Prev: Not to sound arrogant but we have repeatedly predicted this particular volcano was gonna blow based on time frame of last major eruption coupled with reduced sunspot cycles over last decade.It is our belief that the correlation of reduced sunspot cycles has some sort of impact on cosmic forces from space creating pressures at the core of the earth that allow for a more fluid environment that may release pressures normally confined with a more robust sunspot cycle that somehow keeps those pressures more compressed. Thru out history we have seen this happen with increased eruption cycles on the 162 active volcanoes on Earth, some dormant for centuries like this one in Mexico. The Dolton Minimum was a reduced sunspot cycle that happened between 1750 to 1880. In that time span we saw TWO major eruptions in Indonesia, Tambora in 1815 which caused nuclear winter for 18 months and is known as creating documented Year without a Summer in 1816(rendering idiots pushing climate change as idiots with documented proof) and Krakotoa in late August 1883.We have seen multiple volcanoes worldwide stirring in last few years in this most recent sunspot reduction cycle. What happens if it blows and we really have a migration north for SURVIVAL? 12 million people are 60 miles away from this eruption if it pops, a disaster of the century potentially. Next: Somber reality →

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