Friday, 30 September 2011

Russian Nuclear Power Plants Warned about Potential Solar Blast

 

The European Union Times (online version) reported yesterday that a frightening report circulates in the Kremlin which was prepared by the Federal Atomic Energy Agency – FAAE. In this report it reads that Massive Power Blackouts or even Spontaneous Atomic Explosions could follow potential solar blasts. These Emergency Notices are taken very seriously and follow a massive X1.9 solar flare coming from Sunspot 1302 the day before. It was this solar flare which blacked out the entire power grid of Chile within minutes of the event occurring.

This FAAE report further warns that the blackout that occurred in Chile due to this solar blast was forewarned about by a similar event that occurred earlier this month in the United States after their Southern California and Arizona regions were hit by a massive power blackout on 8 September.

Within 24 hours, from September 18 until September 19, at least 6 more massive solar blasts occurred. What’s even more concerning to the FAAE about these solar blasts were their being connected by Russian atomic scientists to the nuclear explosion at a nuclear-waste facility in southern France that occurred on 12 September and a Michigan nuclear plant “cooling failure” that occurred on 16 September.

It seems that our scientists are being forced to finally understand the connections between what is happening in our solar system, hopefully in time for the predicted mega event that researchers and scientists expect to be towards the end of 2012.

If you haven’t started taking preparations for these types of events, it may be too late or not, yet better to start today. We strongly recommend to obtain the Survival Reference Guide and the How To Build A Bunker book.

To read the entire article on the European Union Times, here >>

http://blog.2012pro.com/2012/russian-nuclear-power-plants-warned-about-potential-solar-blast

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