Published: June 25th, 2011 at 1:14 pm ET
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Missouri River flooding prompts northwest Missouri evacuations, Associated Press, June 24, 2011:
[...] The area could see water for some time. The Army Corps of Engineers has been releasing water from upstream dams after heavy rain and snow melt. Water releases at the Gavins Point Dam in South Dakota hit 160,000 cubic feet of water per second Thursday, and the corps plans to continue releasing water at that rate until at least August.
Several areas downriver got some temporary relief Friday. In southeastern Nebraska, near the Cooper nuclear power plant, the Missouri River had dropped by more than a foot, but forecasters expected the water to rise this weekend, according to the National Weather Service. [...]
Published: June 25th, 2011 at 1:14 pm ET
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the rise before the fall of a morally bankrupt fading empire..
3 feet to wipe out.
not fast but slow.
meanwhile on a golf green the messiah barry o walks with his disciples in an mk ultra Catatonic haze.
while the real boss men get on with the real depop work.
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In case you missed it:
MSNBC Nighty News weekend
’500 year’ Flood and water still rising ! *video*
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619//vp/43536324#43536324
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An apropriatete little tune for all you country folk in Nebraska;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91OIaPRrDts
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Most state budgets were still reeling from the economy when a huge outbreak of tornadoes marched across the South in late April, followed in May by more twisters and flooding that extended into the Midwest.
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, North Dakota, Mississippi and Missouri
“The disaster could not have come at much worse of a time from a budget standpoint, The budget lawmakers adopted included “relatively steep cuts for many state agencies
http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2011/06/tornadoes_floods_deliver_blow.html
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Hope and Change. Everyone should be happy and with positive attitude. Whether it is GOM, Fukushima, or the Missouri river, there is never ending happiness of our Teleprompter in Chief.
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Boy Howdy, Rense hit it outta da Park with this Article! I say the next time TEPCO decides to vent radiation we declare it an act of war!
http://www.rense.com/general94/tepckill.htm
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Always check out what people say as some statements by Rense concerning Ft. Calhoun have been misleading, such as it being a storage facility for spent fuel rods for the entire state and other states. Yes, the current flooding is something we should be concerned about but since the MM has not been willing to keep us informed on a daily basis, many people are having a feeding frenzy on elevating fear in what is already a precarious situation. I want the truth not fear factor and all I”m saying is we all need to be careful with what we read and take it with a grain of salt and check to make sure we have the facts, not fakes. IMHO
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The expected 10 feet more to rise in the upper states that I have posted links to MSNBC says down river will rise rapidly when this water arrives ! If a dam or two breaks another story. MSNBC says some dike’s levee’s dam’s are already 6 times more then designed to hold back ?
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The last three months has reminded me of the old cliff-hanger, serial movies we used to see once a week as kids. The end of the movie always had the hero in an impossibly precarious position. We waited breathlessly all week for the next installment. The only difference is that now, it’s our lives that are at stake. What kind of monster allows children to be irradiated without a word of information or advice to the parents? None of the old villains could hold a candle to this one. How can he sleep?
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Matinée 35 ₵
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Triple-FEECHER!
wit Ghirardelli Flicks in the cool foil cylinder.
the good old sticky-floor… da smell o’ da popcorn!
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Meet your Nuclear Mafia:
http://www.hereinreality.com/carlyle.html
http://able2know.org/topic/38424-1
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An area of Gatineau that flooded Thursday night is seen flooding again on
Friday, June 24, 2011.
Updated: Sat Jun. 25 2011 1:03:01 PM
ctvottawa.ca
Residents in eastern Ontario and western Quebec are cleaning up Saturday after back-to-back days of intense storms, with Gatineau residents frustrated with the city and their insurance claims.
The City of Gatineau said it had lifted an evacuation order for 14 streets in the northern Limbour district as of 10 a.m. Saturday.
The Riviera mobile home park was evacuated until 1 p.m. Saturday.
Residents in that area of Gatineau who saw two back-to-back days of flooding told CTV Ottawa they’re frustrated with the fact the city’s overflow reservoirs couldn’t handle a beaver dam break on Thursday that began the flooding.
They also said they’re considering a lawsuit against the city, and because of St-Jean-Baptiste Day in Quebec they’re having trouble reaching their insurance brokers.
“Insurance hasn’t come, we called a couple guys to come clean up and they can’t even come before Sunday,” said Jacinthe Larose on Friday. “We’re pretty much alone.”
Gatineau Park has had to close many of its beaches and trails because of the rain; the Phillippe and Taylor Lake sectors have closed roads and campsites, Meech and Phillippe Lake beaches are closed to swimming and the Pink Lake trail has been flooded.
The clean-up comes after some areas saw over 100 millimetres of rain Thursday and Friday, combined with thunderstorms, hail and a tornado that touched down Thursday between Kanata and Aylmer.
With a report from CTV Ottawa’s Katie Griffin
http://ottawa.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110625/OTT_storm_cleanup_110625/20110625/?hub=OttawaHome
Much of this water will come down to U S
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Flooding submerges parts of North Dakota city
1 hr 34 mins ago
MINOT, North Dakota (Reuters) – The biggest flood in area history swallowed large swatches of North Dakota’s fourth largest city on Saturday, as authorities worked to reinforce levees, protect the city’s key infrastructure and care for residents forced to flee their submerged homes.
The Souris River, which flows from Canada southeast into North Dakota, was at least 3.5 feet above the 130-year-old record it shattered on Friday. The river was expected to crest on Sunday to approximately 5 feet over that record and remain there for several days, according to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers spokesman Jeffrey DeZellar.
“The historic flood is hitting. We are…
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110625/us_nm/us_flooding_plains
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Let’s say the worse happens(Praying it doesn’t). The radiation would probably go with the jet stream.
Does anyone know what States would be effected immediately, so these people can be prepared to bug out and evacuate???
We are all effected by this flooding. We have lost a lot of good crop land. You think your grocery bill is high now, just wait.
So many have lost their homes and business’s.
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I heard and posted a report from MSNBC Nighty News around the 1st of the week, where a farmer said he had lost his crops for this year and would not be able to plant next year for the earth still would not be able to plant a crop !
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I’m afraid we have lost many crop fields by all this flooding.
If or when this water is gone, will the soil be contaminated and if so, for how long?
Husbands’ small garden is growing by leaps. Best that he has had here, even with this hot sun.
Radiation must be good for crops however, not so good for people.
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That farmer land is under many feet of water from flooding !
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I heard in some area’s it looks like an ocean.
In other areas the water will go down.
Just depends on where you are at.
No matter what, I would bet though the soil is contaminated. That’s just my own opinion.
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I can’t grow a single thing this year–in Northern Cali! Mutations, after mutation, failure to thrive,….fungus,…weak stems that can’t hold anything up,…even the nay sayers are starting to SWEAT!
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You may be able to thank the fungus to the Gulf that has been circling the globe and maybe the mutations (due to disruptor’s) too ! My dandelion’s look OK but a little taller then normal !
Corexit and A Second product said @ 4:25 in Sea Brat4 Endocrine disruptor
To Gulf Oil Spill on Friday, May 27, 2011
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/story/667/247/Corexit_and_A_Second_product_said_4:25_in_Sea_Brat4_Endocrine_disruptor.html
Cancer specialist: Endocrine disruptors, mutagens in Gulf are “900 lb gorilla in the room” (VIDEO)
http://www.floridaoilspilllaw.com/cancer-specialist-endocrine-disruptors-mutagens-gulf-900-lb-gorilla-room-video
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Oh, not to forget this …
Dangerous Amounts of Radioactive Material in the Gulf, Dr. Busby warns, SHOCKING REPORT
http://members.beforeitsnews.com/story/602/820/
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By any chance, will our systems get use to being radioactive?
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I don’t think so…evolution’s too slow for keeping up with Areva, Tepco, GE, Siemens and their buddies…
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Our garden is actually thriving here in S. Oregon. The tomatoes are growing, and so’s the squash, radishes are doing great, but they’re kinda “hot”……..if you get my drift…….
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Do you plan to eat them with out testing ??
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In NorCal also,in valley north of Sac. Hard to know what to blame – unusual weather conditions this year and/or radiation. Salad onions, red potatoes, herbs are doing well. Cherry tomatoes beginning to ripen. Japanese maples look great since we have not had high temps, as do the Sequoias. I’m into organic, so fighting the usual flying and creepy crawlers and rodents.
No changes as yet with the wildlife. Quail have been parading their young. Hawks hunting rabbits, dead racs on the road after a full moon. Blue Heron and egret still checking out the koi, who are their usual hungry selves and growing rapidly.
One notable, maybe due to weather: Brentwood corn is late this year per Safeway. So much for blanching and freezing the best, and probably only un-GMO’d, white corn in CA!
Should be very interesting to see the baby rabbits this year.
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Brownville gauge has gotten a 2 foot reprieve from the upstream levee break, but Nebraska City at record height of 28 feet, up 2 feet in 5 days, hasn’t gotten the news:
http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=oax&gage=nebn1&view=1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1“
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Whatever’s going on here at Chamberlain-Missouri, up 8 feet in 8 days, I hope it doesn’t spread downstream:
http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=fsd&gage=cbls2&view=1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1“
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NIGERIA – Twenty-four people died overnight when unusually heavy rains flooded a neighborhood in Nigeria’s largest northern city of Kano…
http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Floods_kill_24_as_rains_pound_north_Nigeria_city_999.html
June 25, 2011 – SIMFEROPOL – Storm warning have been announced in Crimea. Rains with hail, accompanied by strong gusts of wind, have caused damage to many regions of Ukraine. In Chernivtsi region alone, reports are that 600 hectares of winter wheat, 607 ha of sugar beets were destroyed, and 11 km. of gravel cover on local roads were also washed away…
http://www.nrcu.gov.ua/index.php?id=148&listid=147263
June 24, 2011 – VIETNAM – Officials and state media say flash floods and whirlwinds have killed seven people, left three others missing and injured 60 in northern Vietnam. Disaster official Tran Van Nham of Yen Bai province …
http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2011/jun/24/as-vietnam-storms/
June 24, 2011 –INDIA – 16 people in northeast India have been killed by landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains, a senior police official said today. The deaths occurred overnight in villages perched on steep mountain sides near the town of Pelling …
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/breaking-news/dead-in-landslides-in-northeast-india/story-e6frf7jx-1226081649586
June 24, 2011 – MANILA — Some 50,000 people were in evacuation centres in the Philippines on Friday after fleeing their homes following days of torrential rains caused by Tropical Storm Meari, officials said. More than 3,200 people fled their homes overnight in the capital Manila alone as …
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5jBlivej0p8XNEmqgU64U8tbMczSw?docId=CNG.b26a888f0db4e09e044a71eb4ffa05dd.371
June 22, 2011 – CANADA – A large portion of the Trans-Canada Highway in eastern Saskatchewan is closed due to flooding. A stretch of about 150 km — from Whitewood to Balgonie — of the province’s main highway is closed in both directions due to deep water on the road near the village of Sintaluta…
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/canada/archives/2011/06/20110621-154713.html
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NASA’s director Bolden Strange speech – June 2011:
Video warns the NASA family to be prepared for natural disasters or attacks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKVRvEfWGc0&feature=feedu
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Why was this leaked to the general public?
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Nebraska Nuclear Threat: As Predictable as Fukushima
Nuclear accidents – like oil spills and financial meltdowns – happen because big companies push to make more money by cutting every safety measure in the books.
The accident at Fukushima was predictable.
Likewise, the potential problem at the Fort Calhoun reactor in Nebraska was predictable. (For background, see this and this.)
As Ketv reported in March:
Fort Calhoun’s nuclear power plant is one of three reactors across the country that federal regulators said they are most concerned about….
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=25358
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