The natural anomalies of the past week, from April 9 to 15, are yet another confirmation that the familiar picture of the world is beginning to crack.
Where it should already be warm, snowstorms rage. Where it is usually cool, heat blazes like the peak of summer.
Hurricane-force winds are destroying cities, people are choking in dust storms, and crops are dying from sudden frosts.
Destroyed homes, hundreds of deaths, millions affected.
Today, as more and more people are becoming firsthand witnesses to intensifying natural disasters and anomalies, disinformation continues to be spread in the media space.
The media do not explain the real causes of the growing natural disasters. They do not show us the important facts. And most importantly — they remain silent about the fact that a solution already exists, one that could stop the escalating cataclysms and prevent the worst-case scenario.
Instead, we are lulled with reassurances: "This has happened before," "Everything is still within normal limits," "There is nothing to worry about."
Once upon a time, such nonsense could have simply been ignored. But not today!
Today, the stakes are far too high, because it’s about the future of all humanity.
Why, seeing what’s happening, do so many people still believe these fairy tales?
Do they really think it won't affect them? Do they live on another planet?
After all, everyone has loved ones, families, children. A rational person, upon learning of a threat, passes the information on and looks for solutions.
If we want to protect life on Earth, we must speak openly about the real danger: the global geological and climatic changes, and the processes taking place deep within the Earth.
Many feel powerless — as if nothing depends on them. But that’s not true.
The lives of billions of people — including the lives of those we love most — depend on each one of us.
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