2011-01-05: the2012fad.com: Super Waves in the Oceans

Super Waves – in the Oceans

Hello, and welcome to the2012Fad.com.

I am your host for the evening, Charlie Bluehawk.

Last night, we chatted about “super waves” – super waves in the air above our heads, well, hopefully way above our heads, traveling around our world on average at 600 miles per hour.

Tonight, I thought we talk about the super waves that are in all our oceans.

I am not talking about the super secret submarines that actually have flexible skins and can dive down to 32,000 feet – into the deepest oceans on our world.

No, I am talking about naturally occurring rivers of water that exist in every major body of water on Earth.

The strongest, or perhaps the most obvious of these are located in the Great Lakes, between the United States and Canada.

These massive land locked seas have been known to swallow entire cargo ships whole, leaving no trace.

This is the classic “super wave”.

Again, we are dealing with water – lots of water – moving at the speed of sound.

What causes these super waves?  No one really knows.

But just last year a cruise ship, and you know how big those things are – encountered a super wave in the middle of the ocean (I forget which ocean – you will have to look that one up!) and nearly swallowed the ship whole.

Now I know what you are thinking – what about the Bermuda Triangle?  Ships have been disappearing there since recorded time.

Well, that is true, but not because of anything natural.  Our ancestors used massively large crystals as the source of their technology, and most people think that one of their larger crystals survived the sinking of their continent (or the rising of the waters – again, lots of water, and not that much land) and is still doing – whatever it was doing – to this day.

So, what does all this mean to us, you and me, right now?

It means that the natural events that surround us every since day are now going to start increasing geometrically as that darn brown dwarf dead star swings into the plane of our solar system, and all of a sudden we will have twelve planets, and not just our usual nine, as well as two suns to deal with.

Here are some fun facts for you to look up:

1) Charles Berlitz, the fellow who got famous and rich teaching us to speak lots of different languages, sent an expedition into the middle of the Atlantic Ocean in about 1965.

They did a deep sonar sounding of the floor of the mid Atlantic.

Know what they found at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean?

Skyscrapers.  Still standing, only at the bottom of, and in the middle of, the Atlantic Ocean.

Doesn’t that send chills down your spine?

He wrote a book on it, and you can probably find a copy somewhere.  I had one myself!

2) The USS Thresher, back in the late 1950’s was one of the earliest nuclear powered submarines.

It was reported lost off the coast of the USA in the Atlantic Ocean.

In fact, it was exploring the huge and very extensive cave systems that honeycomb the entire Earth in the Pacific Ocean!

USS Thresher was exploring the massive tunnels and cave systems under the State of California, and continued its way under the USA until it reached Nevada.

It then disappeared and was never seen or heard from again.

Imagine that our entire world is a network of natural (and man made) tunnel systems!

There is a story (for example) that the ancient Incas, to escape the Spanish Conquistadores actually moved themselves and their gold into a natural highway that connects the very southern tip of South America to the very center of the United States.

Seems you can walk the entire way, and there are natural streams, animals, and a stalk like plant that is very healthy and nutritious to eat.

Makes you wonder if maybe someone was here earlier then us, hiding from The Event, and planting food, building highways for themselves, and now for us, to use, to live, and to be free and happy.

Sort of makes you wonder what we else we don’t know anything about.

We at the2012Fad.com have a plan to survive the Event.

Do you?

Charlie Bluehawk

For all of us here at the2012Fad.com, wishing you a really good day, and reminding you to keep a good thought!