Southern States Gone with the Wind

On the 11th of April we made a post about 'Gone with the WIND' and the Southern states. In the last few days I have also felt the great depression in the USA. Storms and tornado's sweeping the Southern states have killed 300 people that have been found so far. Although they are still searching through the rubble for more bodies. At least 400 people have been treated so far in hospital. [1]

One meteorologist described the tornado that devastated Tuscaloosa as possibly the "worst in Alabama's history'. [2] There have been at least 300 tornado's since Friday and 150 on Wednesday alone. That is a lot of tornado's in a short space of time. Of course, we also saw the smoke going up in a column and a tornado certainly looks like smoke. These tornado's are a sign of what is to come because smoke is a signal. On the 18th April, Abba also said ABADU and it means 'shall perish'. [3] We also gave you the blue eggs for Easter and the press say that these storms began on Good Friday. [4]

When you look at the video coverage, the skies are very dark indeed. It reminds me of what I was shown in March 2010 with the clouds in the night sky. Some areas are also flooded and farmers are unable to plant their crops.

It does make one wonder if the Indians experienced as many storms as the USA does today.




1. http://academysounds.blogspot.com/2011/04/gone-with-wind.html
2. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-13217726
3. http://academysounds.blogspot.com/2011/04/abadu-usa.html
4. http://academysounds.blogspot.com/2011/04/smoke-rising.html