Unplug From The Lie – The Solution Starts With You

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Unplug From The Lie – The Solution Starts With You 

Catherine Lamb and Elaine McLellan, Guest Writers
Waking Times

Flickr-Spark-kyz-300x300Good ideas abound, presented by caring individuals with skills and knowledge to share; organic gardens, survival skills, the promise of new industry and medicine from hemp and cannabis, etc. It truly does offer hope.

Solutions swirl around us like a storm yet we remain paralyzed and puzzled in the middle of societal chaos. Economically, environmentally, politically; it’s all a mess.

We all know something essential is missing from the picture.

Let’s be realistic. It may not be possible for you to get off the grid, grow your own garden, amass emergency survival items, or find gainful employment any time soon.

But there is something that you CAN do immediately, to bring about the solution to what plagues our world.

1 Dead, 17 Injured in Texas Dust Storm Accidents

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ABC News - 12/20/12, AP

A dust storm in West Texas triggered a series of accidents Wednesday that killed one person, injured at least 17 others and led authorities to close part of Interstate 27 north of Lubbock, a spokesman with the Texas Department of Public Safety said.

Cpl. John Gonzalez said 23 vehicles were involved in a series of chain-reaction crashes south of Abernathy as sand and dust from nearby fields were whipped by winds gusting up to 55 mph.

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Midwest Slammed by Season's First Major Snowstorm

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Weather.com - 12/20/12, Barbara Rodriguez, John Milburn & weather.com

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Omaha, Neb.A snow plow spreads salt and sand Wednesday Dec. 19, 2012 in Omaha, Neb. A storm that has dumped more than a foot of snow in the Rocky Mountains is heading east and is forecast to bring the first major winter storm of the season to the central plains and Midwest. (AP Photo/The World-Herald, Jimmie Burnett)

DES MOINES, Iowa  -- The Midwest's first major snowstorm of the season was sweeping across several states early Thursday, shuttering schools, creating treacherous roadways and threatening to slow down one of the nation's busiest airports ahead of the holiday weekend.

Heavy snowfall, coupled with strong winds, will create blizzard conditions for morning commuters from Kansas to Wisconsin.

To watch the video and read the rest of this story, visit Weather.com.

Winter Storm Draco: Storm Reports

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Weather.com - 12/19/12, Jon Erdman

Associated Press. Six-year-old Sammi Kenny makes a snow angel in the freshly fallen snow in the in Eugene, Ore. Dec. 18, 2012. (AP Photo/Medford Mail Tribune, Julia Moore)
 

Winger Storm Draco brought heavy snow to the Cascades and Rockies in its "first phase" and is poised to bring more snow to parts of the Plains, Upper Midwest and Great Lakes through Thursday. 

Let's break down the top snowfall totals and wind gusts from Draco, as of early Wednesday morning.

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Visionkeeper: All Aboard

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 All Aboard

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The end of the journey has almost come after a long and often difficult struggle to ward off the darkness and hold the light in our hearts. Our ship of compassion has docked and it is time to climb aboard and sail off into a brighter dimension where love encompasses all. We are done with the doom and cruelty and hopelessness we have been held captive in forever. We are aware of the truth of a better world and we are done with who and what we’ve been, for that was not really who we were. We are the bright light of hope and love and deep compassion for all of humanity, mother earth and all of her many animal children. 

Massive 60-Vehicle Pileup Closes Interstate 5 in Siskiyou County

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CBS Sacramento - 12/18/12

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SISKIYOU COUNTY (CBS13) – Ice on the roadway triggered a massive 60-vehicle accident in freezing, foggy weather on Interstate 5 in Siskiyou County on Tuesday night.

Cal Fire confirmed the pileup took place on about a two-mile stretch of the northbound I-5 between Yreka and Hornbrook, just south of the Oregon border.

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Pacaya volcano erupts in Guatemala, spews ash and gas

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Source: The Extinction Protocol - 12/20/12

December 20, 2012 – GUATEMALA CITY – Pacaya Volcano, located 47 kilometers south of the capital, has had increased activity in recent days with ash and gas being released into the air, said the Institute of Volcanology (Insivumeh). On Wednesday, the institute issued a preventive alert and recommended the National Coordinator for Disaster Reduction (Conrad) to keep monitoring the 2,500-meter-tall volcano, located between the departments of Guatemala City and Escuintla.

 

Deep freeze across Russia dips to 50 below, at least 45 die

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A woman walking in Novosibirsk, a city in Russia's Siberia, reflects the cold there on Wednesday. Temperatures dipped to minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit -- and the wind chill made it feel like minus 47.

 

Americans feeling their first wintry blast of the season on Wednesday could take some comfort from this: In Moscow it felt like 10 below – part of a week-long cold spell across Russia that has parts of Siberia feeling like 50 below. 

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