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2 Tornadoes Approach NYC Before The Twin Towers Anniversary posted by on September 9, 2012
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These Twin Towers Did Not Fall... They Moved

As we approach the Anniversary of the Attacks of September 11th, 2001 that brought down the Twin Towers, New York City was “attacked” by a different set of Twins… Tornadoes.

A Storm built up over New York City, leading to the creation of 2 Tornadoes that touched down in Queens and Brooklyn.  The First Twister moved through the Breezy Point section of the Rockaway peninsula in Queens.  The 2nd landed about 10 miles away in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn also near the water, about seven minutes later. The National Weather Service said winds were up to 110 miles per hour, and several homes and trees were damaged.  This strange phenomenon that is usually characteristic of the Midwest, has occurred in recent years in New York, with Tornadoes birthing in the Big Apple in 2007 and 2010.  This even happs just 3 days prior to the 11th Anniversary of the Attacks of 9-11 at the World Trade Center.

Hurricane Isaac Occurred on the 7th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

This along with the many Earthquakes that have rattled Southern California with Beverly Hills as the Epicenter, this 2nd Half of 2012 is in fact turning out to be some Serious Shizz.

fyi: 3 Days Before the Earthquake And Tsunami In Japan on March 11th, 2011 thousands of dead fish washed ashore on the coast of Redondo Beach. Both Japan and Southern California Share the Pacific Ocean and the land beneath it

Garry “Prophecy” Sun for SunOfHollywood.com

Photo: AP

 

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Southwest Airlines Is Addicted To Crack… And More Aviation Woes Worldwide posted by on April 5, 2011
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Southwest Airlines Can't Seem To Get Enough Of That "Crack"

 

Inspectors found small subsurface cracks in 3 more Southwest Airlines much like the one that caused an emergency landing in a Boeing 737 last Friday, causing more delays as planes continue to be grounded for further inspection.  In addition to this troubling finding, government documents revealed that Southwest Airlines tried to push back government mandated inspections with the FAA, stating that safety checks would pose a “significant burden“… yeah, tell that to those who may have lost their lives due to your “burdens”

It is clear to us that Southwest Airlines was merely trying to cut corporate expenses by pushing off these inspections, as they were probably aware of their aging equipment which needed repairs or even replacement.

The timing of these safety woes and emergency scenarios are happening at the same time Aviation mishaps are happening all over the world.  A U.N. plane crashed in the Congo yesterday, killing 32 passengers and leaving only 1 survivor.  A small plane crashed near the Oakland Airport in California, killing its pilot.  An American Airlines flight had to make an emergency landing in New York, and a single engine PA 28 had to make an emergency landing on Rockaway Beach in Queens, also in New York.

With all these flying mishaps, you won’t be seeing me on a plane anytime soon.

I guess Tupac explained it best in his song “Who Do You Believe In”

“Times Of Armageddon, Murder In Mass Amounts

In This Society Where Only Gettin’ The Cash Counts”

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