warriorpoet2
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Joined: 04 Mar 2009
Posts: 17
Location: Santa Barbara, CA.
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 Posted: Fri May 29, 2009 4:27 pm Post subject: The Santa Barbara fires |
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Greetings Fellow Warriors,
Living near Santa Barbara, Ca., I watched First hand
how the feds operated, and the ridiculously shameless behavior
of the Sherrifs dept, fire dept, all in the name of "safety".
Perhaps this is what you can expect when the cowardly
sewer rats try to inflict martial law in your hometown.
First and foremost, all media broadcasts were very carefully
staged, and bore no resemblance to what was actually happening.
For a week straight, the media puppets howled about the relentless
wind, while 4 miles away, my windmill sat completely still. When the fog
and drizzle came in to extinguish the fire, the media replayed the hot and
windy footage for three more days, as the rain fell.
The fire was set by multiple federal arsonists, and never in the week long
broadcast did the media ever say, if you saw someone suspicious in the area,
call investigators at this phone number. The official story was that the fire was
started by sparks from a gas powered weed cutter, but several eyewitnesses
saw an explosion in the hills at the very beginning of the fire, indicating
flammables or explosives were used.
The fire started on May 5th, in the very rugged hills adjacent to Santa Barbara.
Not only was that day my birthday, but the fire was started less than 2 miles
from my daughter's school. On that afternoon, I noticed orange-ish clouds
and immediately got in my car to pick up my daughter from school 90 minutes early.
As I turned on the local radio station, they confirmed that a fire had erupted.
I called my wife and she said the school had just called and said, "We are evacuating the school, come get your children". I told my wife I was over half way there already.
As I rounded a curve on the freeway, the school was engulfed in smoke.
Surprisingly, I felt absolutely no fear, as I was being bombarded by etheric messages that everything would be fine. I bent the speed limit just a little on my way.
I arrived at the school, filled with smoke and ash, but the prevailing winds were blowing
all flames away from homes and people. I casually picked up my daughter,
and smiled at all the other clench jawed fearful parents. I told my daughter
that fire is a natural force to be respected, and the Indians used fire every year
to help the soil regenerate a new cycle of life, and her fear went away.
The fire burned for 2 days before a single structure was harmed. Then the third
night, after light to no winds all day, a 50 mph wind came from the south, over the
Los Angeles basin after sundown. It certainly felt synthetic, and the Haarp ladders
in the sky were layered this way and that, in a never before seen array, confirmed this.
After this sythentic gust of wind, 75 homes were lost. A tragedy, but no one was injured,
except a few brave firefighters with minor injuries, and one 2nd degree burn.
Meanwhile, a draconian 35,000 homes were evacuated. Make no mistake, people,
evacuation is the goal here. The fire chief, who won't return my calls, actually said
on a nationally televised live press conference, that they will shut the water off
to the evacuated areas, so residents won't be tempted to stay and save their own homes. WTF?!?
In the last fire here last fall, one tough lady stayed at her house,in the evacuation area, and was surprised to see the Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department walking out of her house with her belongings in their hands. Caught red handed, this brave lady pulled a gun on the cops. Of course, the criminal cops dropped their loot, and arrested her instead. I did not hear the charges or how long she was held, but 6 months later those cops were quietly fired, no pun intended. If I ever meet her I am buying her a nice lunch.
Back to the Santa Barbara fire. On the 3rd day of the fire, the flames were not visible
from our house, but the dark orange smoke was billowing right at us, and was less than
1/2 mile away. I went out to my CB that Sensei made, said a prayer, and poured cold water down all the pipes, and all around the earth where the base was planted.
May I just say that the response was immediate and overwhelming. Five minutes
later the smoke was gone! Not only was the mile high plume of dark smoke in full
retreat, all the smoke and ash headed out over the ocean, and barely made landfall
5 to 10 miles south of us, completely horshoe-ing around my town. Not only that,
but there were humongous orange Whale Sylphs in the smoke over the Ocean.
I would like to be clear that I could not see the flames from my house, so I have no direct knowledge of what the flames were doing at the time, but as for the smoke,
Sensei's CB and my prayer turned a mile high column of threatening smoke into
a harmless and playful whale sylph frolicking over the Ocean.
That episode reminded me to never, ever, put limits on the power that you and/or orgonite have in this world. I waited 3 weeks as I processed this deeply humbling episode before I even talked about it, just to remove emotion from the equation.
Rock on, fellow gifters. We have everything to be thankful and joyful for, and the
sewer rats who think they are calling the shots on Earth have everything to fear.
There are no limits, except those we self-impose.
With Respect,
Dave Silva |
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