Rainbow Warriors of Ancient Prophecy

Earth Change Report - Issue 018 Nov 17 2007

From the Desk of Editor Michael Knight.

(This one's for you Jackie:-)

Having been born in New Zealand, which was once a colony of the British Empire Old Chap, I was brought up with the usual cultural mind games, such as singing about what a wonderful person the King was ("God Save The King").

The other song that comes to mind included lyrics like "Rule Britannia, Britannia Rule The Waves...Britons never never never shall be slaves..." or something like that.

In the near future, in Suffolk and Norfolk (just for starters), you're going to hear that song being sung with some gurgling sounds as coastal residents discover that far from Britannia ruling the waves, the waves will be overwhelming Britannia.

It's official.

But before we get to that, let's take a look at some ancient prophecies that not only told us what to expect, but also foretold the birth of what we call Indigo Children - and perhaps even you and me....

Rainbow warriors.

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It's not only the Cree and Hopi prophecies that have foretold this time of great earth changes.

Many cultures have their records of past cataclysms and their warnings about those to come.

We just happen to be here to experience them.

Personally, I'm not too comfortable with the warrior tag, because I recall a certain jelly-like reaction in my knees when I first realised that I had volunteered to take part in this event.

But that's natural. Most people react in fear to something that is life-threatening when they first hear it.

But by admitting the fear (rather than escaping into denial) then facing up to it and the need to be prepared in mind body and spirit, fear subsides. Courage prevails.

Maybe that's how one becomes a "Rainbow Warrior" - not by being born a fearless hero or heroine, but through self-awareness and self-mastery.

He would probably flinch at being described in that way because he personally says he'd rather be seen as "nobody" because "when you are nobody there is nothing to defend when you bring out this outrageous information."

True, this is just one man's story. But it is a story about a man who accurately prophesied a major San Francisco earthquake.

And he has also foreseen tsunamis and other earth change events.

But there is more to this story than that. There is a profound message of hope for the future - and to get a full understanding of why Earth Change Report focuses on abrupt changes,Contact Has Begun (order here) is essential viewing.

Britain’s Sunday Telegraph has featured a story about government plans to back away from coastal protection spending and allow certain villages to disappear under the encroaching ocean.

So Britain, which once boasted that it ruled the waves, will soon be under them.

"Thousands of acres of farmland will be allowed to flood, potentially jeopardising food production in areas such as East Anglia.

Parts of the Norfolk and Suffolk coastline will not be given a penny for defences because they have been deemed impossible to save, according to leaked details of the Government's coastal flooding and erosion risk assessment."

That is an astounding admission that earth changes are beyond officialdom’s control.

So what have they done about it?

They have followed the time-tested ploy of letting a few grains of powder out of the keg. What that means is they know they’re dealing with an explosive situation. So they choose to do a controlled release of information for three reasons.

First, they create a small explosion that will get a lot of attention.

Second, they are letting people know that things really are a lot more serious than most people have been prepared to admit.

Third – since the government has other priorities (perhaps like building and stocking its own underground refuges)they may be hoping that after they’ve quit bleating the sheep will wake up, start thinking things through and make plans for themselves.

Some will. Most won’t.

ANAPA, Russia (AFP) - "The bodies of three sailors washed ashore Monday after a ferocious Black Sea storm sank five ships, including an oil tanker, raising fears of severe environmental damage to the virtually landlocked sea. (Photo: Ukrainian Emergencies Ministry)

"During the storm, rescue services plucked 36 crewmembers from stricken vessels and 40 vessels were evacuated from Kavkaz, a busy Russian commercial port some 1,200 kilometres (750 miles) south of Moscow, officials said."

Millions of lives are once again at risk in Bangladesh, one of the most low-lying and heavily populated countries in the world.

From NASA: "Tropical Cyclone Sidr was moving north toward the Mouths of the Ganges at a speed of 17 kilometers per hour (10 miles per hour) on November 15, 2007.

"Winds in the storm’s center were raging at 240 km/hr (150 mph), making it a very strong Category 4 tropical cyclone...

"In 1970, a Category 3 storm that made landfall in the same vicinity caused 300,000 deaths and was one of the most deadly natural disasters in modern history.

"Another 138,000 people perished in 1991 from a similar cyclone."

(NASA image created by Jesse Allen, using data provided courtesy of the MODIS Rapid Response team).

Here's a link to another web site with more detail about these events - and what great minds like Einstein and Immanuel Velikovsky (pictured) were studying in this regard.

Sliding crust, periodic cataclysms?

Having said that - this newsletter is also free. But it takes work. And it has value. Think about it:-)