Problems in Japan and Other Areas Cannot all be Attributed to HAARP

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Lately many of us seem to attribute calamities around the world to HAARP. There is no doubt it is a powerful technology and is able to produce earthquakes and many other anomalies. It could well have been responsible for Haiti and the earthquake in the indian ocean. Tectonic plates are all interrelated and movement in one area can effect other areas and produce unintended results, so it is like playing Russian roulette. 

The idea that HAARP was used on Japan however makes very little sense in my opinion. Japan is a major ally of NATO, the U.S., U.K. Israel and India. Japan holds a vast amount of U.S. treasuries, handles refueling missions for warships in the Indian Ocean, was recently considering the altering of defense policy to set up airbases in Somalia, set up a base in Basra, Iraq allying with NATO to bring you know bring freedom and democracy to that country, and houses 200,000 U.S. personnel including nuclear submarines and is home to 18,000 U.K. citizens. 

The USS. Eisenhower recently had to move out of it’s base in Japan to avoid radiation. Nuclear warships are very vulnerable to radiation in the filtering systems. Ideas such as the United States is destabilizing Japan doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.

Japan aids the western nations in genetic and pharmacological research, and Hitachi is developing the new micro computer chips said to be ready for implementation into the skulls of many people worldwide. Who will produce them without Japan? Who would fill in and manufacture television screens which are two way and enable western countries to monitor it’s own citizens? You don’t attack allies like this. 

Japan is a major ally of Israel. Recently a team of Israeli scientists were rushed to Japan to help them with other reactors. The speculation that Israel would introduce stuxnet here and then rush in to stop it doesn’t hold water. Now it is entirely possible stuxnet unintentionally escaped. We cannot rule that out. But realize that many dual nationals and Israelis live in Japan. That includes Benjamin Fulford who always seems to have an opinion of exactly what is going on in Japan and how they are going to make a clean break from the U.N. people at any moment.  

However Japan was colonized by the Khazars, Shinto Buddhism is very similar to Judaism. It has a holy of holies, an emperor who is considered divine,  “En yalah yah” means Yahweh, Amaterasu means Ashtaroth and Kanka means Passover. Mainline Buddhism in Japan similar to the ones in China lost the war to Shinto Buddhism and their Samurai warriors who morphed into the present day yakuza. 

No Japan makes many of our automobiles and has established technological towns with it’s own citizens in West Germany and throughout the western countries. Like I say sometimes an earthquake is just an earthquake.

Japan itself is a cluster of volcanos rising from the sea and has a very steep drop off, sitting in a place where 4 tectonic plates meet. With certain movements in the plates the entire land mass could topple into the sea submerging some 55 nuclear reactors. Does anyone seriously think this would be the western policy? 

Japanese geologists are still warning people that Japan has the capacity for many more earthquakes of a similar nature as the one we just witnessed. The Pacific plate is on the move in an area where 3 other plates come together. 

They are pointing out the earthquake near Fukushima changed the dynamics of the fault lines and slightly even shifting the earths magnetic poles a few feet, adding more stress to additional faults which are much closer to Tokyo. Just under 40 million people live in this area and the results would be catastrophic for not only Japan but many countries who would suffer from additional radioactive fall out. 

Another case in point is the United States which also has a MOX (MOX plutonium inside fuel rods) fuel plant at Augusta, Georgia is moving the giant German made Putzmeister pump and boon to Japan to help pump cement to cover the reactor cores. There are only 3 of them in existence. It has been used at the Savannah River plant. This is hardly the procedure we would expect with a country if had been HAARPed. I might add building plants in South Georgia, a place Cayce predicts will have land disappear does not seem the best idea in the world either. I am also not that far from the kill zone so this is more wonderful news to me. The story line in all this is man cannot seem to process the information he sees around him and is determined to destroy himself. Money may make the world go around but it is money also killing the dying embers of life on planet earth. 

http://chronicle.augusta.com/news/metro/2011-03-31/srs-pump-will-head-japan?v=1301653174

Let us remember the Chernobyl incident is far from over. It will be over in about 24,000 years. At present the cement sarcophagus is 100 meters high and it is breaking down. Construction is still underway to place a steel sarcophagus over the cement to seal off the radiation at least until it rusts and corrodes also. 

There is still the matter of 100,000 people present today who were disabled by the radiation with little hope for a normal future. So Chernobyl is also far from over. An area the size of Luxembourg is still contaminated and will be for a very long time

According to Yahoo the boars in west Germany are still radioactive and unfit for  consumption as well as the mushrooms they eat. They are some 1500 kilometers from Chernobyl. One of my relatives in Germany died from cancer and I would not be surprised if it were related to Chernobyl. 

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110401/ap_on_re_eu/eu_germany_radioactive_boars.

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/510/620/&WNL

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Problems in Japan and Other Areas Cannot all be Attributed to HAARP

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Lately many of us seem to attribute calamities around the world to HAARP. There is no doubt it is a powerful technology and is able to produce earthquakes and many other anomalies. It could well have been responsible for Haiti and the earthquake in the indian ocean. Tectonic plates are all interrelated and movement in one area can effect other areas and produce unintended results, so it is like playing Russian roulette. 

The idea that HAARP was used on Japan however makes very little sense in my opinion. Japan is a major ally of NATO, the U.S., U.K. Israel and India. Japan holds a vast amount of U.S. treasuries, handles refueling missions for warships in the Indian Ocean, was recently considering the altering of defense policy to set up airbases in Somalia, set up a base in Basra, Iraq allying with NATO to bring you know bring freedom and democracy to that country, and houses 200,000 U.S. personnel including nuclear submarines and is home to 18,000 U.K. citizens. 

The USS. Eisenhower recently had to move out of it’s base in Japan to avoid radiation. Nuclear warships are very vulnerable to radiation in the filtering systems. Ideas such as the United States is destabilizing Japan doesn’t stand up to scrutiny.

Japan aids the western nations in genetic and pharmacological research, and Hitachi is developing the new micro computer chips said to be ready for implementation into the skulls of many people worldwide. Who will produce them without Japan? Who would fill in and manufacture television screens which are two way and enable western countries to monitor it’s own citizens? You don’t attack allies like this. 

Japan is a major ally of Israel. Recently a team of Israeli scientists were rushed to Japan to help them with other reactors. The speculation that Israel would introduce stuxnet here and then rush in to stop it doesn’t hold water. Now it is entirely possible stuxnet unintentionally escaped. We cannot rule that out. But realize that many dual nationals and Israelis live in Japan. That includes Benjamin Fulford who always seems to have an opinion of exactly what is going on in Japan and how they are going to make a clean break from the U.N. people at any moment.  

However Japan was colonized by the Khazars, Shinto Buddhism is very similar to Judaism. It has a holy of holies, an emperor who is considered divine,  “En yalah yah” means Yahweh, Amaterasu means Ashtaroth and Kanka means Passover. Mainline Buddhism in Japan similar to the ones in China lost the war to Shinto Buddhism and their Samurai warriors who morphed into the present day yakuza. 

No Japan makes many of our automobiles and has established technological towns with it’s own citizens in West Germany and throughout the western countries. Like I say sometimes an earthquake is just an earthquake.

Japan itself is a cluster of volcanos rising from the sea and has a very steep drop off, sitting in a place where 4 tectonic plates meet. With certain movements in the plates the entire land mass could topple into the sea submerging some 55 nuclear reactors. Does anyone seriously think this would be the western policy? 

Japanese geologists are still warning people that Japan has the capacity for many more earthquakes of a similar nature as the one we just witnessed. The Pacific plate is on the move in an area where 3 other plates come together. 

They are pointing out the earthquake near Fukushima changed the dynamics of the fault lines and slightly even shifting the earths magnetic poles a few feet, adding more stress to additional faults which are much closer to Tokyo. Just under 40 million people live in this area and the results would be catastrophic for not only Japan but many countries who would suffer from additional radioactive fall out. 

Another case in point is the United States which also has a MOX (MOX plutonium inside fuel rods) fuel plant at Augusta, Georgia is moving the giant German made Putzmeister pump and boon to Japan to help pump cement to cover the reactor cores. There are only 3 of them in existence. It has been used at the Savannah River plant. This is hardly the procedure we would expect with a country if had been HAARPed. I might add building plants in South Georgia, a place Cayce predicts will have land disappear does not seem the best idea in the world either. I am also not that far from the kill zone so this is more wonderful news to me. The story line in all this is man cannot seem to process the information he sees around him and is determined to destroy himself. Money may make the world go around but it is money also killing the dying embers of life on planet earth. 

http://chronicle.augusta.com/news/metro/2011-03-31/srs-pump-will-head-japan?v=1301653174

Let us remember the Chernobyl incident is far from over. It will be over in about 24,000 years. At present the cement sarcophagus is 100 meters high and it is breaking down. Construction is still underway to place a steel sarcophagus over the cement to seal off the radiation at least until it rusts and corrodes also. 

There is still the matter of 100,000 people present today who were disabled by the radiation with little hope for a normal future. So Chernobyl is also far from over. An area the size of Luxembourg is still contaminated and will be for a very long time

According to Yahoo the boars in west Germany are still radioactive and unfit for  consumption as well as the mushrooms they eat. They are some 1500 kilometers from Chernobyl. One of my relatives in Germany died from cancer and I would not be surprised if it were related to Chernobyl. 

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110401/ap_on_re_eu/eu_germany_radioactive_boars.

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/510/620/&WNL

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U.K., other countries showing the courage to get policy right!

Here in the U.S., we have a problem: A lack of courage in Washington. Specifically, the courage among policymakers to make the difficult decisions — and take the difficult actions — to deal with our financial problems.

For one thing, our politicians are preaching budget restraint, but pursuing the greatest budget-busting tactics of all time. The National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform’s report, released December 1, 2010, has been all but forgotten.

President Obama’s budget, released just over 10 weeks later, proves it. It projects a massive $1.65 trillion deficit for fiscal 2011 … and more than $7.2 trillion in additional deficits in the decade thereafter!

On Capitol Hill this week, Bernanke didn’t rule out expanding the so-called quantitative easing program.

For another thing, our central bankers say their mission is to fight inflation. But they’re pooh-poohing surging prices, refusing to slow down the printing press, and pegging interest rates near zero percent. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke made it crystal clear in Congressional testimony this week that he has no plans to change tacks.

As a result, our currency is tumbling against virtually every form of money on the planet — especially gold, which set a nominal new record of $1,437 an ounce this week. Meanwhile, other agricultural and energy commodities are going ballistic!

But there are many countries that appear to be taking a different approach. And there’s one nation in particular whose fiscal and monetary policies appear to be taking a turn for the better. That country?

The U.K.!

U.K. Trying to Right the Ship, Deal
with Financial Threats Head On

Like the U.S., the U.K. has spent several years overpromising, over borrowing, and overspending. That has left the U.K. with a debt load equal to roughly 61 percent of GDP — the highest since 1970. Its budget deficit surged to 11.4 percent of GDP in 2010, one of the worst among developed economies.

But unlike the U.S., fiscal and monetary policymakers are taking steps to right the ship. It’s a titanic battle between reckless, Keynesian policy in the U.S. and painful, but necessary, austerity in the U.K. And I believe it’s one the U.K. will win.

Will it be easy? Not at all. Prime Minister David Cameron is jacking up taxes and slashing spending in several arenas …

* In national defense, Britain is cutting its 37-billion-pound ($60 billion) annual military budget by 7.5 percent. The country plans to scrap or sell its 70-strong fleet of Harrier jets and mothball its flagship Ark Royal carrier.

* In public services, Cameron is proposing that volunteers or charities take over the operation of many schools and hospitals to reduce government costs.

* In retail, the country’s Value Added Tax just rose to 20 percent from 17.5 percent. And in education, the cost of attending university will double at many schools in 2012. Some students will pay three times the tuition they had to pay in 2011.

“The duty of this government is to deal with the economic mess that’s been left. We have got to deal with that deficit, we have got to make these cuts, we have got to put up these taxes.” — British PM David Cameron

Over on the monetary policy side of the ledger, the hawks are starting to spread their wings as I alluded to recently. We now have three Bank of England policymakers explicitly voting for interest rate hikes, much more dissent than we have here in the U.S.

I’m not going to suggest these moves are without consequences. Short-term growth is suffering, with British GDP slipping by 0.6 percent in the fourth quarter. But I believe the short-term pain will be offset by long-term economic gains.

The Lesson:
Invest in Disciplined Countries,
and Avoid the Rest!

You can already see the process starting, with money flowing away from the U.S. and toward the U.K. in the currency markets. The Dollar Index is at multi-month lows and threatening to break down from a three-year uptrend, while the pound is just shy of a 14-month high.

This underscores the message I’ve been preaching for some time: You want to invest in the countries with disciplined, prudent fiscal and monetary policies … and avoid the rest.

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Some countries that make the cut, in my book, include the U.K., Brazil, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, Switzerland, and Canada.

You can invest in their short-term government debt securities … companies based in those countries with U.S.-listed shares … or ETFs that offer you diversified national exposure. Think the iShares MSCI Canada Index Fund (EWC) or CurrencyShares Swiss Franc Trust (FXF) here.

Until next time,

Mike

P.S. You don’t have to watch helplessly as Washington avoids doing what’s needed to dig the U.S. out of the mess we’re in. Click here to learn how my Safe Money Report can help you profit from countries that have the courage to take a prudent fiscal and monetary policy stance.

Mike Larson graduated from Boston University with a B.S. degree in Journalism and a B.A. degree in English in 1998, and went to work for Bankrate.com. There, he learned the mortgage and interest rates markets inside and out. Mike then joined Weiss Research in 2001. He is the editor of Safe Money, Interest Rates Profits and LEAPS Options Alert. He is often quoted by the New York Sun, Washington Post, Reuters, Dow Jones Newswires, Orlando Sentinel, Palm Beach Post and Sun-Sentinel, and he has appeared on CNN, Bloomberg Television and CNBC.

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