Disaster and Extinction Event Analysis

This wasn't a flood. It was an extinction

event. That's why they're hiding the official

death toll.

Even the mainstream media is admitting this now.

President Trump is right. Nobody has ever seen anything...

This looks like something out of a disaster movie.

It is. I mean, this is pretty close to what we classify as an

extinction-style

event, where you have, uh, entire communities or cities or,

uh, you know, villages just completely wiped out, uh,

and just not there anymore, basically.

Uh, you wake up in the morning normal and then, uh, all of a sudden, you know,

every- everything in your environment looks

completely different, and all your

worldly possessions are gone.

Only a day ago they were saying just over 1,000 people

were missing.

Now that number has jumped into the tens of

thousands.

We've learned some horrifying news here.

Local media are reporting that more than 12,000

people are now reported missing. This is according to a

government app that has been set up for families, for friends

to report their loved ones, uh, have not been

heard from.

And a lot of people think they're hiding the real death toll

because they don't want to trigger a global panic.

Those same people are pointing out that some of the strangest

events are all happening at the same damn time.

We're having the kind of events where if I was an old-school seer,

I would be like,

"Children, don't go outside. The sun and the moon are fighting." Because what

do

you mean? We had a mass coronal ejection shoot out

of the sun on

Sunday, and then last night a glacier breaks off

in the

Himalayas, sending a 100-foot cascade wall of water

storming through cities and people, causing devastation.

And tonight, starting at 9:30 PM, we have the Pisces lunar eclipse.

Stay inside, children. We have 13 hours until that event.

The sun and the moon are indeed fighting.

And apparently, this is only the beginning.

A second disaster could be about to hit Nepal.

So rescues have had to be suspended after a

dam created by the initial landslide

burst its banks. Police are warning everyone in the

area to move to safety.

That's people rescuing and those being rescued.