Suspicious Observers, 6/23/13

Published on Jun 23, 2013

kdvr.com Brook WayJune- 19,2013

BLACK FOREST, Colo. –Authorities increased the number of homes destroyed in the Black Forest Fire from 509 to 511 Friday. They also said the entire fire zone would be reopened to the public on Saturday morning.

It was declared fully contained Thursday evening.

Besides the 511 homes it destroyed, 28 were damaged. The good news is 3,653 homes were unaffected in the fire zone.

“We will restore this community. We will rebuild. We are going to come back stronger”, El Paso County Commissioner Daryl Glenn said.

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6/22/13, Desert Gypsy- GFP Earth Changes Reporter

Does the full moon affect humanity, in particularly a Supermoon? Personally, I notice an increase in insomnia, and also changes in the behavior of animals. Once we had a pig butchered, and observed a most pecular site in that the pig refused to die. Sorry that's not something most people want to talk about, but the gentleman who performed the job; who had 30 years experience in the field, stated that he noticed this ocurrance all the time during full moons. I would attribute it to an increase in energies and the change in magnetic pull on the earth. This supermoon, in particularly, is accompanied by summer solstice energies and solar flares. So things could get fun!

A lack of sleep most certainly affects humans as police have reported a rise in crime rates. Scientifically speaking, I can find little evidence to support anonmalies, but that could be because few studies have been done. Subjectively speaking...well you be the judge of that! The following article is from the Watchers.com. Please follow the links for more information.

Accuweather.com - 6/21/13

Key excerpts from the University of Sheffield report......

"Our research found that a ‘heat dome' of warm southerly winds over the ice sheet led to widespread surface melting. These jet stream changes over Greenland do not seem to be well captured in the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) computer model predictions of climate change, and this may indicate a deficiency in these models. According to our current understanding, the unusual atmospheric circulation and consequent warm conditions of summer 2012 do not appear to be climatically representative of future ‘average' summers predicted later this century.

"Taken together, our present results strongly suggest that the main forcing of the extreme GrIS surface melt in July 2012 was atmospheric, linked with changes in the summer North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), Greenland Blocking Index (GBI, a high pressure system centred over Greenland) and polar jet stream which favoured southerly warm air advection along the western coast.

Telegraph.co.uk.com - 6/20/13, Agencies