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5
December 2009
A
UFO apocalypse?
Opinion piece by
Naomi Semeniuk
stargazy377@aol.com,
a Manhattan based writer who wonders what ETs
might think of the way we treat Earth's
environment
A UFO apocalypse is unfolding every single day
before our very eyes. Are constant UFO sightings
globally accompanied by dire Mayan prophesy of a
polar shift along with solar flares and
earthquakes as well as other cataclysms the
writing on the wall for humanity and the planet?
Interestingly, the web-bot project also
predicts a pole shift in 2012. Ufology and
the countless UFO sightings seem to be
waking up humanity even though far too many
are just not paying attention. The forever
recurring theme of waking up human
consciousness with its unimaginable impact
is what this seems to be all about.
How many will come out of all of this
unscathed? Tibetan monks with an alleged
ability to remote view have seen for 2012 a
world rattling with unprecedented turmoil
with extraterrestrials intervening on a
grand scale. Some claim we already have ETs
intervening and leaving their indelible
impact now all over the planet. Every
government on earth should be investigating
every genuine sighting: but they are not.
Can mankind be cured of its seeming inherent
savagery? With so many current day wars
proliferating on the planet one has to
wonder. Many of the ET abductees from the
late John E. Mack abduction study group had
flashes of the earth crumbling into darkness
during their abductions.
Had they became aware of admonishments for
earth triggered by a wiser ET presence
during their abductions? Were they
envisioning 2012 through the ET beings they
encountered? Or were they flash forwarding
to what could happen if we continue on this
free-fall of increased carbon dioxide, solar
flares and the man made environmental
pollution and ecological desecration and
inevitable death of man, the earth and its
living creatures?
The precarious state of polar bear
populations should ring SOS alarms. If the
polar bears are saved, then it would be a
reassuring sign that something genuinely
hopeful is on the horizon. When the survival
of polar bears is mentioned, it's like an
unspoken foreboding in ones consciousness
that affects the human species in a really
big way.
If it is not enough that precious creatures
like the polar bear might die out never to
be resuscitated, many environmental experts
allege that earth is also running out of
clean water. There must be a karmic price on
a grand cosmic scale to pay for all of this.
Farm factories along with all their
accompanying cruelty are seen by many
activists as another one of many man-made
abominations perpetrated on earth and its
creatures, seriously threatening our
environment.
A breakdown of this system of profound
exploitation in 2012 might force us to
change the way we think about time itself:
thus changing life as we know it.
Veganism might be one of the ways to relieve
the planet of some lethal toxic but unless
such environment saving measures are adopted
by the bulk of humanity they might not be
enough.
Have we pushed earth to the brink?
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