Anna says that Mother Earth is Mad at Mankind Right Now.

If the Earth is "alive" and expresses itself via Mother Nature, maybe this lady has a point?

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Harvey, Irma, Jose, Katie. Earthquakes. Tsunamis. Wild fires....Hmmm. Feels like Mother Earth is pissed as hell and sending a message.

-Anna Navarro

Is Anna Navarro a climate scientist, clairvoyant, or something similar? It does seem as if nature's episodes of wrath upon humans, have been growing in frequency and intensity since the turn of the century.

-CareWeMust

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It does seem as if nature's episodes of wrath upon humans, have been growing in frequency and intensity since the turn of the century.

Does it? Are you sure? Or are you just more aware of it? You know, that MySpace thing and stuff.

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Just another day on planet Earth...

Good and bad orgone is all out of wack.

A good rain should help things out.

a reply to: Phage

But unless it affects YOU or ME, it's not a big deal. There's probably a study-group that tracks global natural disaster statistics year-to-year. If it weren't so late, I'd look for it.

originally posted by: Mianeye
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Just another day on planet Earth...

I just had a revelation. We are IN planet Earth. Make sense?

a reply to: carewemust

She's not very original.

The Earth as a living entity is as old as man himself.

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There's probably a study-group that tracks global natural disaster statistics year-to-year.

There is no doubt that natural disasters have greater and greater impact over time, simply because there are more and more people and infrastructure to be affected by them.

originally posted by: Noncents
Good and bad orgone is all out of wack.

A good rain should help things out.

Nature's mad at Chicago. No rain in 2 weeks. I've had to water my grass, flowers, and gardens several times. Pain in the booty.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: carewemust

There's probably a study-group that tracks global natural disaster statistics year-to-year.

There is no doubt that natural disasters have greater and greater impact over time, simply because there are more and more people and infrastructure to be affected by them.

Yeah.. like I was telling another ATS member today... The hurricanes were coming through Florida and Texas before humans were living there. He thought God was mad at Houston and Miami.

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: carewemust

She's not very original.

The Earth as a living entity is as old as man himself.

Or even predated man.

a reply to: carewemust

Florida, certainly.

Mar a Largo is on the top of his list.

a reply to: carewemust
Orgone's tricky like that. Maybe look into an orgone rainmaker?

It's late, I jest for those familiar with orgone. Time to sleep now.

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There is no doubt that natural disasters have greater and greater impact over time, simply because there are more and more people and infrastructure to be affected by them.

That was certainly a duh moment for me. Never thought of it that way.

If you want to be technical,I am "Mother of Earth" (my name presides and comes from). I am mad that my pool is not finished and my electric is overcharging me. It's my wrath. It will be fixed this week before the storm comes, and my pool will be filled up for free. No way in heck, does one person use $300 in just electric alone. Pay back is a Itch.

Typical female then... always pissed off about something..

Na can't be too mad it is just hurricanes. If mother earth was really peeved, there are plenty of supervolcanoes it could pop.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: Noncents
Good and bad orgone is all out of wack.

A good rain should help things out.

Nature's mad at Chicago. No rain in 2 weeks. I've had to water my grass, flowers, and gardens several times. Pain in the booty.

The people in chicago haven't learned to water their grass with blood from all the violence yet? Jeez!! Gotta adapt to the environment people!!!

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A hell of a lot has happened just before the Eclipse and now after it with two huge hurricanes and an earthquake!

On skynews today they 'climate change' as a headline but I don't think it's climate change or our carbon footprint causing this, I think it's just nature but also GOD is telling us to stop building on everything because there's nowhere for the winds & ruin to go except over people and GOD isn't happy. He/She wants nature back and so do I.

Why is it that Mother Earth is only considered "angry" when it's American sites getting hit? A few weeks ago, Sierra Leone had a flood and mudslide that killed an estimated 1,000 people (HERE). By comparison, around 70 people have died as a result of Hurricane Harvey & so far I'm only seeing a death toll of 10 people for Hurricane Irma (as of right now).

So why are our hurricanes a sign of Mother Nature's fury, but not the other natural disasters that happen all over the world every week of every month of every year?