We all
remember very well that in between 2009 and 2012, once-in-a-century or even
unprecedented wildfires occurred in many places around the world.
Australia Bush Fire
Texas
Wildfires 2011(Worst in TX history)
Why do
unprecedented wildfires happen?
Some
experts explain that they are set by people because the fire site is large with
multiple fires.
However,
is this a reasonable explanation?
How could
there be groups of people in the world deliberately setting forests on fire?
In fact,
would there be a more reasonable explanation?
Besides,
on 27 March 2012, people
found something alarming in the satellite image on the Internet. The image
shows that during the day gigantic pillars of smoke continued to appear from
the ground in many states in the south central U.S., including Texas, Oklahoma,
Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South
Carolina and North Carolina. From the
following video, when the camera of the satellite zoomed in so that only one
state was seen, white pillars of smoke were seen rising from the ground. Imagine
how large the pillars are when they can be seen from the satellite above!
When the
camera zoomed out, it was found that many places in the south central America
also had giant white pillars of smoke ejected from the ground.
Why so?
Pastor
Wind explained that because when the nearing of Planet X towards the earth in
the solar system will greatly increase the internal energy of the earth and
sun. Therefore,
during daytime, when the
sun shines on regions of the earth, the energy from the sun will cause the
ejection of lava under the crust onto the ground. The lava,
thousand degrees in temperature, will boil underground water and burn the soil,
causing great pillars of smoke. And when
the regions emitting pillars of smoke also experience drought, multiple fires
occur in those regions. It is hard to put out these fires because the source is
the lava being ejected out of the ground.
Hence, it
can be predicted that when Planet X is nearing the earth, unprecedented
wildfires will occur more frequently.
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