Are cows committing suicide by running off cliffs, or is something else afoot, er, ahoof. On August 17, 2009 in Coarsegold, CA three dozen cows went over a 50 foot canyon for no apparent reason, most killed on impact. On August 28, 2009 in Switzerland 28 cows and bulls likewise went over a cliff, although violent thunderstorms are the likely cause, spooking the beasts.

Dozens of Cows Stampede off Cliff
August 17, 2009
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/state&id=6969250

Three dozen stampeding cows plunged 50 feet into a granite canyon. Nearly a dozen cows survived the fall but couldn't climb out of the rocky hole. The rugged area is normally submerged by the roaring Fresno River. Only every summer the Madera County Irrigation District cuts off the flow. The farmer is facing a significant financial loss. Each cow is worth an estimated $1,000.

 

Police Baffled as Dozens of 'Suicidal' Cows Throw Themselves off Cliff in the Alps
August 28, 2009
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1209638/

In the picturesque Swiss village of Lauterbrunnen, the locals are worried. Dozens of alpine cows appear to be committing suicide by throwing themselves off a cliff near the small village in the Alps. In the space of just three days, 28 cows and bulls have mysteriously died after they plunged hundreds of metres to rocks below where they were killed instantly. According to local reports, there had been violent thunderstorms in the area which may well have spooked the animals.

This is apparently not the first time alpine bovines have plunged off a cliff.

'Cow culture' in Switzerland's Berner Oberland
May 3, 2007
http://www.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/05/03/cow.culture/index.html

We meet a massive cow loitering atop a fairytale ridge, and I can't help but wonder where he keeps his camera. Olle tells me that even cows become victims of the mountains, occasionally wandering off cliffs. He says, "Alpine farmers expect to lose some of their cows in 'hiking accidents.' These days cows are double the weight of cows a hundred years ago ... and no less stupid. If one wanders off a cliff in search of greener grass, the others follow. One time at the high Alp above our village, 40 cows performed this stunt. They died like lemmings.

Per the Zetas, domestic animals can be expected to dash about, seemingly crazed, during the pole shift. They will be responding to electrical energy from compressed rock, the same energy that causes radio static in the days before an earthquake, and to electrical charge in the air, portending lightning strikes. With erratic weather on the increase, we can expect an increase in crazed cows. The Zeta advice is to let crazed cows run themselves into exhaustion, rather than try to constrain them.

ZetaTalk Advice 1/18/2003: How will animals behave, during the days preceding the shift and the shift itself? All animals, including humans, seek to escape what they sense is a crisis, a cinch point. If matters are bad here, then move, so will be on the move, endlessly. A loud noise sends a herd running, a stampede, and scatters a flock of birds. Their instincts tell them that something has exploded, or dropped, may be heading their way, so move. Likewise, portents of thunderstorms are more than just thunder cracks, it is electrical charges in the air. To escape potential lightning strikes, animals have learned to move, to leave the area, and thus the restlessness of domesticated animals such as dogs and cats just before an earthquake. Most certainly, this will be the situation for at least a week going into the shift, and domesticated animals hard to handle for this reason.

In the case of farm animals, who will be able to graze a bit, may survive to increase the herd, they should be put into a field where they cannot hurt themselves by running about, hysterically. Close quarters such as a barn, a pen, will cause them to injure themselves against the walls, trying to escape. Left out in a field, they will run about, exhaust themselves, and will more likely to be prone, resting, when the shift hits than on their feet because of this. Let nature take its course, as these animals did survive in the past. The key is to provide an environment where they cannot hurt themselves. Barbed wire, likely to be forgotten by hysterical animals, is not good. Wooden fences, or natural barriers, are better.

Internet Survival

Is the Internet about to be taken over by the White House, shut down, or allow cyberpeeping into everyone's email as the norm? Such fears are being roused by a bill proposed in the Senate - S.773.

Bill Would Give President Emergency Control of Internet
August 28, 2009
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10320096-38.html

Internet companies and civil liberties groups were alarmed this spring when a U.S. Senate bill proposed handing the White House the power to disconnect private-sector computers from the Internet. A Senate source familiar with the bill compared the president's power to take control of portions of the Internet to what President Bush did when grounding all aircraft on Sept. 11, 2001. The source said that one primary concern was the electrical grid, and what would happen if it were attacked from a broadband connection. Probably the most controversial language begins in Section 201, which permits the president to "direct the national response to the cyber threat" if necessary for "the national defense and security." The White House is supposed to engage in "periodic mapping" of private networks deemed to be critical, and those companies "shall share" requested information with the federal government. Translation: If your company is deemed "critical," a new set of regulations kick in involving who you can hire, what information you must disclose, and when the government would exercise control over your computers or network.

Per the Zetas, this is not likely to happen, as the impact on commerce as well as government functions would be horrific. Business would be slowed to a stop, as it would during martial law. Thus, such a step would not be taken lightly.

ZetaTalk Comment 9/5/2009: The Internet is not so much hated as feared by the establishment. It has become a tool of commerce and business, as well as government functions, and thus cannot simply be shut down without a horrific impact on the economy. This would be akin to martial law, and not be sustainable. Thus, they are stuck with the Internet which disseminates information almost instantly, going viral as the saying goes. They have countered the information that is a threat to their control by disseminating disinformation, but this practice has been recognized and is easily identified by the common man. Only those highly gullible and easily lead are fooled by disinformation.

Per the Zetas, the real threat to the Internet is electromagnetic bombardment, killing satellites. The Internet does utilize satellites to loft messages over wide bodies of water and over long distances.

ZetaTalk Prediction 5/3/2008: The Internet is already faltering, as many who have trouble delivering email consistently might have noted - no bounce message, no delivery, but just a lost email. Since the Internet is a series of handshakes, each reach requiring a response else retried repeatedly until successful, what is going on here? These are faults within servers, which drop service before transactions in memory can be stored to hard drives. Satellites are not as reliable, as many with flickering or erratic cable service will report. But when forwarding digital data, any drop in the data means the address of the sender or receiver might be damaged, and thus the email or html page cannot be delivered. Pages on home computers freeze and cannot be loaded. Insofar as land lines are carrying data and the servers involved have little downtime, the Internet should not experience problems. But when servers are overloaded and those monitoring them are increasingly distracted, data is damaged and lost. Satellites which receive an upload and signal the sender that a successful send has occurred can subsequently falter, damaging the data to such a degree that prevents the data from continuing on its journey.

Water Main Breaks

Like the proverbial canary in the coal mine, water main breaks are one of the first indicators of earth movement. Buried in the ground, and often brittle from decades of use, they are put under stress when the ground shifts. Other signs of ground movement featured in this newsletter recently are collapsing bridges, unstable dams, sinking or rising land, buildings falling down, imploding buildings and booms. A rash of water main breaks within the past month, with multiple breaks in a single location, show that something other than old pipes and coincidence is afoot. Many of these breaks are accompanied by other signs of ground movement, such as booms or the smell of methane gas. In San Diego several water main breaks happened in close proximity to each other, one after the other. Days later a large main broke in LA, trapping a fire engine in the hole, while another main broke in Studio City. Note that California is showing other signs of stress, in that San Francisco had an odd unexplained methane gas odor just weeks before the San Diego water main breaks.

Broken Water Mains Afflict Mission Beach, Pacific Beach
September 2, 2009
http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/2009/sep/02/

Two water main breaks in the beach area kept repair crews busy and left dozens of customers without water for several hours. A concrete pipe broke and flooded the intersection. Officials do not know what caused the pipe to burst. The second break was reported in Pacific Beach. In that case, the break was in a 10-inch cast iron pipe that was about 50 years old, and the most likely cause was corrosion due to age.

 

Water Back on after La Mesa Mains Break
September 1, 2009
http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/2009/sep/01/bn01water112315/?metro&zIndex=158731

Two of the three water main breaks in La Mesa have been repaired and water has been restored to all residents and businesses. A test of La Mesa's water system sent too much pressure through the pipes causing the three mains to rupture. The breaks caused water to rush up from below the ground, closing several streets and leaving 46 customers without water.

 

Mysterious Odor Strikes San Francisco
August 22, 2009
http://cbs5.com/local/san.francisco.odor.2.1139485.html

The odor has been described as ripe garbage or an open sewer. A city spokesman said the sewage treatment plant didn't report having any problems and that everything appeared to be functioning normally. The stench could also be smelled for a time in the Financial District.

 

Studio City Water Main Break Damages Cars, Floods Buildings, Closes Roads
September 6, 2009 | 8:02 am
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2009/09/

A 62-inch water main broke in Studio City, damaging nearby homes and businesses. Some residents were evacuated and 120 firefighter responded to the scene. According to the fire department, the water was 3-4 feet deep and at least one person was rescued from a car. Officials are investigating the cause of the water main break.

 

L.A. City Fire Engine Swallowed by Sinkhole
September 8, 2009
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=dcf_1252425050

A Los Angeles City fire engine has been swallowed by a huge sinkhole caused by a new water main break in the San Fernando Valley. The 6-inch pipe burst in the Valley Village area. Engine 60, with a crew of four, was when the roadway buckled, swallowing the truck. The water main break is located just a few miles away from another pipe that burst in Studio City

The Zetas have explained that San Diego is a stress point as it is the center of a bow which stretches from the Aleutian Islands to the tip of Mexico. Until the New Madrid Fault adjusts, this bow is pulling on the rock. It is no wonder that San Francisco had methane gas released, and a week later, water mains in San Diego and LA snapped.

ZetaTalk Explanation 3/3/2007: As the N America plate is pulled in a diagonal, it forces Mexico out to the West, creating a bowing near San Diego, which forces an adjustment up the West Coast. San Diego is like an elbow, in this regard. An elbow that does not want to move readily!

ZetaTalk Explanation 6/6/2009: Before the New Madrid area rips, releasing the stress the N American continent is enduring with Mexico being pulled to the west while the New England area continues to be pulled toward the east during rotation, there will be a bowing stress in the west. We have explained this tension when explaining why N America is unique in this distress. The N American continent has a flat top, all the way from Japan to Iceland, and cannot roll. Thus, while pulled at a diagonal, the West Coast is put into a bow, all the way from the Aleutian Islands to the tip of Mexico. This was the cause of the Utah mining acident. This is likewise the cause of the Mexico City crevasses. Until the New Madrid rips, causing the land to the west of the Mississippi to sink and move south while the land to the east of the Mississippi remains in place, there will be no relief for this bow.

The Crandall Canyon mining disasters on August 7, 2007 was near Salt Lake City, per the Zetas a result of the stress of the bowing on the West Coast. No wonder that a couple breaks in the water system near the hills there caused a geyser at the University. As with the San Diego/LA breaks, there were multiple breaks at the same time.

Geyser Erupts at U of U When Water Pipe Breaks
August 28, 2009
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=7713342

A group of freshmen woke up with a geyser erupting right outside their bedroom windows at the University of Utah. University Plant Operations Director Cory Higgins says two pipes actually broke Friday morning. The geyser came from an irrigation pipe. The second break was a 12 inch water main under the road a short distance away. He says the two are unrelated and they aren't sure which one broke first. The pipes are all relatively new. They were put in during the campus infrastructure upgrade before the Olympics.

ZetaTalk Explanation 8/11/2007: Crandall Canyon lies to the east of the Great Salt Lake Desert, and passes on any stress created due to the bowing of land in the southwest we have predicted to the mountains to the east of these salt flats. The weak link gives. The New Madrid Fault adjustments we have predicted to occur soon will not just suddenly happen one day. They will be preceded by minor adjustments in the stressed rock. Weak points snap, one after the other, until such minor adjustments no longer suffice.

The diagonal stress on the North American continent pulls Mexico to the west while New England continues to tug east during the globe's daily rotation. This is putting increasing stress on the New Madrid Fault, reaching into Texas where swarms of quakes are strong enough to be felt in Dallas, TX and booms like the recent boom in Gatesville, TX have the populace concerned. Per the Zetas, the land west of the Mississippi will be drawn down as the New Madrid adjusts. In addition, the southeast US is being pulled down as the Atlantic is pulled apart. The coastline along the Gulf is sinking, adjusting, for both these reasons and this certainly includes Corpus Christi, TX where water main breaks are overwhelming the city's resources.

City Crews Overwhelmed With Water Main Leaks
August 27, 2009
http://www.kristv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11005835

City officials said the dry conditions and shifting soil are to blame for a dramatic increase in water main leaks all over town. About 20 water main breaks are reported every day, and even with 52 workers the city is having a rough time getting to them all. According to the city's water department, last month there were 375 water main breaks.

 

Loud "Boom" Heard in Gatesville
August 11, 2009
http://www.kxxv.com/Global/story.asp?S=10885098&nav=menu509_3

News Channel 25 has confirmed the Gatesville Police Department and Coryell County Sheriff's Office have received several calls reporting a loud "boom" in the Gatesville Area. News Channel spoke with NORAD, the agency responsible for tracking space junk on its entry into the Earth's atmosphere, who reported no man-made junk made reentry over North America. Deputies and civilians in Bosque County also reported hearing the boom.

ZetaTalk Explanation 1/5/2008: Nancy will tell you that she has received emails from many southern Texas residents as to how unstable the ground has become. Bridges have been separating, roadways opening up, and the ground sinking. All the land between New England and Mexico is being pulled at a diagonal, and it is not just the fault lines that are feeling stress. All will participate when the New Madrid Fault makes a serious adjustment.

River bottom cities are also highly vulnerable, as per the Zetas land with little support in the rock strata sinks, so this is where the rivers flow. This vulnerability can be seen in two cities - Lousville, KY and Wheeling, WV - where multiple water main breaks occurred on the same day for both cities.

Water Main Break Closes One Lane on Third Street Road
August 28, 2009
http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20090828/NEWS01/908280371/

A 12-inch water main break has closed one lane in the 8300 block of Third Street Road in southwestern Jefferson County. A cause has not been determined. The same water main broke the day before at a different location.

 

Water Line Again Repaired After Third Break in Three Days
August 28, 2009
http://www.statejournal.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=65551

Wheeling water crews worked through the night to repair a break in a 30-inch main on River Road that burst again after a repair was just completed. The water main burst sending water rushing down River Road, shutting down traffic for some time. Then, hours later, another break occurred in a different line in the Grandview section of Wheeling. Crews had the repairs completed, and began prepping River Road for road repair, but another break happened in the same area, sending crews back to square one. The line that burst was marked 1893.

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