American scientists fully expect Yellowstone super-volcanic eruption by 2024
Deadly plagues. Check.
Locusts. Check.
Water turning to blood. Check.
Snow in Israel and Saudi Arabia. Check.
Chemtrails killing us from the sky. Check.
Big Pharma killing us down below. Check.
Constant warfare and civil strife. Check.
Etc.
What else do we need? A Super Volcano!
American scientists fully expect Yellowstone super-volcanic eruption by 2024, report claims
Posted On July 8, 2021 Shepard Ambellas
— If the Yellowstone supervolcano were to erupt, North America would be sent into a volcanic winter that could last decades, making for a virtually unrecoverable scenario. The proportions of such a disaster would be to a scale to which no one in the modern era has seen. Aside from a direct hit by an asteroid or a rogue comet, or dwarf planet close pass, a supervolcano eruption ranks among the worst possible disasters and has American scientists concerned.
According to a 2014 report out
of the publication Praag, American scientists found South Africa,
specifically the Karoo and Kalahari regions, would be ideal locations to
house displaced U.S. citizens if the Yellowstone caldera were to erupt.
Interestingly enough, the report also claims that U.S. officials
handling the situation do not want to cause panic among the general
public but have a “contingency plan” if the caldera goes near critical.
The
report goes on to say that the African National Congress (ANC) turned
down a trillion Rand deal that would have paid the ANC one-hundred
million Rand per year under a ten-year contract spanning from 2014-2024,
which is the timeframe American scientists identified Yellowstone’s
lava dome would most likely erupt from the build-up of excessive hot
liquid magma and gasses.
“The effect is the same as the extra
buoyancy of a soccer ball that is filled with air underwater, after
which it rises to the surface because the surrounding water is denser,”
says Dr. Perrillat, whose referenced in the Praag piece. “If the volume
of magma is large enough, it should rise to the surface and explode like
a decomposing champagne bottle.”
The piece paints a picture
illustrating how the ANC isn’t comfortable with outsiders seeking
refuge, even in a time of crisis. This is evident because the ANC turned
down the rather lucrative deal that would have been worth a whopping
USD 69,741,410,000 by today’s numbers.
“[The ANC has] sympathy for
the American challenge with Yellowstone, but we have our own challenges
in South Africa,” says Dr. Sipho Mathetwe. “There are 200 million white
people in America, and if too many of them flee to South Africa, it can
cause a big problem, even if there is enough housing and infrastructure
available. It will destabilize the country and may even bring back
apartheid. South Africa is not for sale.”
According to the report,
Argentina, Brazil, and Australia are currently under trillion-dollar
contracts with the U.S. government until 2024.
United States
Geological Survey says more than 400 earthquakes occurred in Yellowstone
National Park in June, making it one of the most active months on
record. In July, the park suffered several earthquakes above four on the
Richter scale, adding a reason for concern.
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POSTED BY
Shepard Ambellas
Opinion
journalist, analyst, political pundit, nationally syndicated radio talk
show host, and the founder and editor-in-chief of Intellihub, Shepard
is also known for producing and directing the hit documentary films
Shade: The Motion Picture (2013) and Shackled To Silence (2020).
“…According to recent simulations, those closest to Yellowstone, including southern Alberta to southern Manitoba would experience ash fall that would cover the landscape up to one metre deep.
This would shut down transportation, collapse buildings, short-out the electrical grid and cause massive agricultural failure.
Ash fall would diminish with distance, but Toronto would see anywhere from 1 to 10 millimetres of ash according to the same models. Airborne ash would ground most air traffic and cause respiratory problems.
Debris in the atmosphere could reduce the Earth’s surface temperature by several degrees Celsius or more. This would result in a global cooling event that could last for many years, or possibly decades after the eruption.
Gilchrist believes it is difficult to imagine that any nation, including Canada, could possibly be ready for a global catastrophe like the eruption of Yellowstone.”
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