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  Thomas June 24, 2009 at 5:45pm

  Thunderbirds Lizard People & Earth Changes Pt.1
  
  
  
  
  Inter-tribal Medicine Man, Red Elk shared his visions of earth changes, and also touched on such topics as thunderbirds, Lizard People, Lucifer, Mel's Hole, time travel, and phantom pain. Seattle, he explained, is sitting on a V-shaped plot of earth that is due to split, causing the city to slide into Puget Sound. This will create a huge tsunami, putting parts of the Washington state coastline underwater. Mount Rainier will also have major volcanic activity, he noted. Red Elk said these events were likely to happen within 25 years, though it's possible humankind can avert this outcome.
  
  Thunderbirds, with wingspans that average 22 feet, have breeding grounds in South America, and are slowly coming back to the U.S., said Red Elk. The Cree Indians are protectorates of an earlier breeding ground in Yukon, Canada, a "sacred bird cave," that has relics of eggs that were the size of bowling balls, he shared. Mel's Hole, definitely exists, Red Elk declared-- it's 27-27½ miles deep, connects to underground tunnels, and serves as a "blow hole" to Mount Rainier. The Yakima Indians know of another such hole, he added.
  
  Such holes are used by the "Lizard People" to transport goods from spaceships to their underground caverns, he continued. "I've had my run-ins with them," they have green/khaki scaly skin, walk upright, and occasionally kill humans to make powders that increase their lifespan, detailed Red Elk.
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  Thomas June 24, 2009 at 5:45pm

  yes is truth :) Nibiru is soon coming, but its only the destroyer for
  the old ways and the old world and from what I have read it is now GFLs
  mothership.
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  MARUAMENI May 6, 2009 at 5:53pm

  Well loneliness is only the unawareness of the fact that we are actually not alone but we are accompanied. The light never leaves us, the creator is here with us and never leaves us. I have heard people say that the creator doesn't take part in our lives of in our matters. That he is elsewhere, well he is always here, but it is us who forget about him. It is our flaw to feel loneliness.