Super Typhoon Haiyan gaining strength, will strike Philippines with maximum strength of category 5!

Yep, your right...I just heard over 1, 000 from one town alone, but the total fatalities so far is approx. 1,200....pics & videos are just heart wrenching.... Thanks for the updates👍

Something else I just noticed, our poster, "The Great Day", was talking about the town of Leyte. I noticed in the aftermath, the town of Leyte looked distroyed!!! I sure hope he, Phillipines, & our other few posters made it through....sorry if I pronounced it wrong, just worried for them...also heard, there is no communication from that area as of yet....God Bless Them.....

Yeah, it looks very bad.. I just hope that death toll stays at 1200.. or its wrong and lower..
First a quake, then this..

I warned as many friends as possible I know there. hope they even GOT the messages.. they cut power before the storm to prevent electrocutions. (smart!).

Here is a popular video going around on social media, from a reporter in Tacloban city covering the storm with some video of events I would not want to witness.



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Philippine typhoon death toll could reach 10,000

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10 November 2013 Last updated at 01:40 GMT

Typhoon Haiyan: Thousands feared dead in Philippines

Typhoon Haiyan: Thousands feared dead in Philippines
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Police in the Philippines say they fear 10,000 people may have died in the devastation wreaked by Typhoon Haiyan.

The Philippine government has so far only confirmed the death of several hundred people after the storm struck.

But regional police chief Elmer Soria said he was told by the provincial governor of Leyte that there were about 10,000 deaths on the eastern island alone.

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wow this is bad.

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A cat 5 in miami that has strict hurricane building codes in place would be bad.

I can't imagine in the philipines how bad it will be. I'm sure they don't have a building code.

Vietnam will probably get hit hard as well.

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Something else I just noticed, our poster, "The Great Day", was talking about the town of Leyte. I noticed in the aftermath, the town of Leyte looked distroyed!!! I sure hope he, Phillipines, & our other few posters made it through....sorry if I pronounced it wrong, just worried for them...also heard, there is no communication from that area as of yet....God Bless Them.....

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Thanks for thinking of us. I feel very very lucky, the relief I felt after we knew the worst was past...is hard to describe. We all fell fast asleep for 3 hours, I think everyone did. Best sleep of my life.
The worst case scenario missed us by only a few hours by car. We are located very near Cebu City and the eye passed across the north tip of Cebu Island. Seeing some of the devastation gives me a little survivors guilt.
For us clean up is almost finished, power restored along with cellular comunications...pretty much business as usual here.
But for tens of thousands of people...the tragedy is still unfolding. Now we here reports of another storm forming! God dam...

from our families house...less exsposed location than our house.

Looks like the storm has already claimed 2 people in Vietnam.

So I guess the Vietnam path was correct.

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The storm has already claimed its first victims in Vietnam, with local media reporting two people dead and 30 more injured in Quang Nam province Friday as a result of accidents during storm preparations.

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Typhoon Haiyan will make its final landfall in Vietnam around midnight Monday local time (noon Sunday EST), strength of category 1 ..

Vietnam, China Enduring Typhoon Haiyan's Final Blow
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November 10, 2013; 8:50 AM

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Philippine typhoon death toll climbs; 10,000 thought dead in 1 city alone

TACLOBAN, Philippines (AP) — As many as 10,000 people are believed dead in one Philippine city alone after one of the worst storms ever recorded unleashed ferocious winds and giant waves that washed away homes and schools.

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Survivors desperate for aid in typhoon-ravaged Philippines

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6:47 am | Monday, November 11th, 2013

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Tropical Storm Haiyan makes landfall in Vietnam

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Typhoon Haiyan: Ships head to Philippines amid devastation

12 November 2013 Last updated at 09:58 GMT

A huge international relief effort is also under way, but journalists and rescue workers at the scene say reaching areas affected by the storm is difficult.

MANILA, Nov. 12 (Xinhua) -- International assistance for relief and rehabilitation efforts in areas affected by typhoon Haiyan ( local name Yolanda) in the Philippines has reached to 2.37 billion pesos (54.38 million U.S. dollars), a senior government official said Tuesday.

Philippines' Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Raul Hernandez said in a news briefing that the assistance, which was provided by 33 countries and international organizations, was in the form of relief goods, financial aid, equipment and search and rescue

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The small get it all: $15bn Philippines typhoon more painful than Sandy for US

November 12, 2013 13:29

The Philippines suffers an estimated $1.6 billion in losses each year from the calamities, but this time around the damage is estimated at between $12 billion and $15 billion, Bloomberg reports citing Charles Watson, director of research and development at Kinetic Analysis Corp., a disaster-modelling firm. And while the official death toll now stands at 1,774, officials estimate about 10,000 people died and 673,000 were displaced by Friday’s devastating storm.
Countries from around the world are teaming up to help the devastated country, donating billions in financial aid.

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Philippines latest: 1,833 dead & 2,600 injured after Typhoon Haiyan; 582,000 displaced as 80,000 homes destroyed

Philippines typhoon: President lowers death toll estimate

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Philippines President Benigno Aquino says the death toll from Friday's typhoon may be lower than first thought.

In an interview with CNN, he said the number of 10,000 killed was "too high" and the figure was more likely up to 2,500.

The UN says more than 11 million people are believed to have been affected and some 673,000 displaced.

The relief operation is being stepped up, but many are still without aid.
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At the scene
image of Jonathan Head Jonathan Head BBC News, Leyte

So where is the aid? That was the question on everyone's lips in the district of Pawing, outside Tacloban.

Nearly every house has either been flattened or left without roofs or windows. People are living amid the sodden debris that was once their homes.

They are wet, hungry, and increasingly angry. I watched them making the long trek into Tacloban in search of food, and returning empty-handed. One long queue outside a food warehouse quickly broke down into a free-for-all, people grabbing whatever they could.

The local government was pretty much wiped out by the typhoon. That's why the central government has taken over the running of Tacloban. But it is almost invisible. Without power or phone communications, people have no idea whether anything is being done for them.

The airport, while badly battered, is functioning. Planes come and go, several every hour. But they are not bringing much in, only taking people out. The Philippine army and police are very visible there, much less so in the rest of the city.

By day five of a disaster like this, you would expect to see some preparations for a scaled-up aid programme at the airport. There are still very few signs of that here.

Instead, there are still corpses, lying uncollected, at the end of the runway.

The earlier figure of 10,000 feared killed came from a police officer and local official and may have arisen from the "emotional trauma" of being at the centre of the disaster, Mr Aquino said.

Almost half of 12.9 million people affected by Typhoon Haiyan are children. They need your help !!

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Powerful Storm Surge During Super Typhoon Yolanda Haiyan Caught on Video




Latest on deaths, damage in typhoon Yolanda
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8:57 pm | Monday, November 18th, 2013


AP "— National: 3,976 confirmed deaths, 1,598 missing and 18,175 injured, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council."

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I apologize to the group if they do mind this conspiracy theory in the midst of this unfortunate event. My sympathies are with the people of Phillipines. The reason I posted this theory is because "why weather control technology" which has been proven over n over again to be able to manipulate weather". Why isnt it used to prevent or minimize these type of disasters?

Im from eastern India asia myself, in our area we have 1-2 cyclones yearly. Ive experienced the horrors myself. Thats why im shocked why the same weather control tech is not used for preventing them.

MAY GOD BLESS THE PHILLIPINES

I'm from India n got this from a japanese conspiracy website. You can bing or ask search this (pls dont google).

Similar aurora/lights/glows/cloud/material formation prior or during the japanese hurricane 2011.

Weather-watcher 'Dutchsinse’ links Phillippines typhoon to man-made microwave pulses coming from an American base in the Pacific.

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Similar case with Mauritius last year -Satellite photos show the beam starting from a US base under south africa administration.

The most well known HAARP ststions being in Alaska and Norway (bing or ask search the norway spiral). So this technology heats up the ionosphere (an electromagnetic-wave conducting a layer of electrically charged particles acting as a shield from sola winds 62 miles above the earth).

A whistleblower in 2009 reported the presence of US troops in the philippines who were fenced off in camps in the south of the country and completely unaccountable, in violation of the philippine constitution. Doing God knows what.

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On 5 November 2013, it was reported that the USA and the Philippines are in disagreement about the USA's wish for a much increased military presence in the Philippines.

In October 2013, US Secretary of State John Kerry cancelled a visit to the Philippines.

The USA wants access to Philippine military bases and wants to bring in aircraft, ships and other equipment to the Philippines.

The Philippines Defense Secretary, Voltaire Gazmin, said there is a dispute about whether the Philippines or the USA will control these bases.

Gamin said: "What will happen if we won't have access? Those bases will look like their bases."

The Philippine Senate voted in 1991 to close down major U.S. bases.

A pact ratified in 1999 allowed temporary visits such as joint exercises.

As a result of the November typhoon, the USA is now sending in lots of its military.

The Philippines may be pressured to let the US military have its way.

The USA wants the Philippines to be a member of its Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The TPP, currently being negotiated by 12 countries, aims to set up a free trade bloc which would represent over 40 percent of world trade.

The TPP would allow American companies to take over more Philippino companies.

Currently, the Philippines constitution limits foreign ownership in certain sectors.

The USA will hope to bully the Philippines into letting the USA take over its economy.

Dr Michio Kaku, the Weather Channel and CNN have discussed tropical storms caused by microwave beams (pulses).

Reports have emerged that the typhoon which hit the Philippines was caused by a microwave beam.

The microwave beam was observed in the West Pacific and it appears to have created the typhoon.

Reportedly, a U.S. Airforce base is located near the source of the microwave beam.

The U.S. base is reportedly a satellite communications hub.

After the microwave beam emission, satellite images showed a "heavy rotation" begin to develop, eventually becoming a large tropical storm.

Reports say that weather modifications have been done using a microwave pulse.

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This looked similar to the HAITIAN earthquake:

-The earthquakes epicenter was only 10 miles from the Haitian capital

-There was a lack of related seismic and tsunamic activity usually associated with quakes of this magnitude

-Haiti was only 6 weeks away from national elections

-Haiti has a long anti-NWO, anti-globalist history

-The day before the Earthquake, the Defense Information Systems Agency was in Haiti running drills of providing natural disaster relief. Just like on 9/11, and 7/7 when the government was "coincidentally" running drills for the exact event that happened.

-The Heritage Foundation think-tank responded within hours of the earthquake with a demand that the US should use this crisis to it's advantage.

-The US Military "aid" is looking more like US Military "occupation" as they work much more on "maintaining security" than actually getting aid to the Haitian people.

Philippine typhoon death toll rises above 5,000, expected to climb higher ..

Nov. 22, 2013 7:01 PM EST

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The death toll from one of the strongest typhoons on record has risen above 5,000 and is likely to climb further, although recovery efforts are beginning to take hold, Philippine officials said Friday.

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