Sounds like someone hacked your email maybe. Dont keep trying to bring it up. Quis it Deus can you comment?
I'm having a problem signing in now unless I enter via an email notice's "view this thread". Strange.
Yes, but it would be a hack of the web site, since the email looks like it came from the site via padrag.
Could I ask if you do have technical issues would you highlight them in a technical help thread or email me.. I don't read every post so could well miss a problem that you may have... Muzhik if an email is deleted by the user that sent it. you will get an original notification of the email sent but when you try to view it will be deleted.... Earth can you clear all cookies and search history from your browser and reboot your device and then try and log in.. Thanks AED for highlighting this
Thanks QuD. I had tried that but didn't work. If I sign in anew I get an ..... "already an account w/ that email", or the like. But if I enter via an email notice and its "view this conversation" link my usual sign in info comes up complete in its little box and I can just click on it and it's fine. If I go anew on the motheofgod.com site, click on the "sign in" button, I get the full but blank info page to have to completely fill out again and the result of that, again, is the notice that that email already exists in an account. It's rather a Catch-22 event!
PRETTY IN PINK Tonight’s Super Pink Moon linked to ‘end of days’ omen, a ‘rebirth’ and increased seismic activity A RARE "Pink Moon" will grace skies the world over tonight as our rocky neighbour makes a close pass with Earth. Some peoples think the cosmic show is linked to the appearance of beautiful flowers in the US, while others say it signifies the end of the world as we know it. What is a Pink Moon? A Pink Moon is the rare result of several space phenomena occurring at once. The name is slightly deceiving because the lunar surface will appear slightly orange rather than pink. A Pink Moon is a type of Super Moon, which occurs when a new or full Moon is unusually close to Earth. According to Nasa, April's Pink Moon will be the "most super" of the full Super Moons this year. 4 A full 'pink' Moon will appear in the sky tonight. Elements of this image were furnished by NasaCredit: Alamy When is the 2020 Pink Moon? Stargazers should be able to spot the 2020 version in the early hours of the morning on Wednesday April 8. On a clear night, people in the UK, Europe and North America should be able to see it. Above the US the event will occur on Tuesday (April 7) at 10:35pm ET (0235 GMT on April 8). That's around eight hours after the Moon hits perigee, the nearest point from Earth in its orbit. Why is it called a Pink Moon? The phrase "Pink Moon" comes from Northern Native Americans, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. They named it after a spring flower called Wild Ground Phlox, which is native to the eastern USA and one of the earliest widespread flowers of Spring. It's got a pink hue and blossoms around the same time as April's full moon. This natural phenomenon is always linked to the date of Easter because it appears after the spring equinox. In other parts of the world, the celestial phenomenon is referred to as the Egg Moon, Full Sprouting Grass Moon, Growing Moon or the Full Fish Moon. 4 Ancient beliefs about the Pink Moon Among Native Americans, the Pink Moon signifies rebirth and renewal, according to Elite Daily. It flags that brighter times are ahead following the cold, dark months of winter. The Pink Moon is a sign that life goes through cycles - bright flowers may die but they always come back again each year. According to spiritualist Cherokee Billie, the Pink Moon "brings the stability and security to crystallise recent changes and make them permanent improvements." Other cultures view the Pink Moon differently. In the Hebrew lunisolar calendar the months change with the new Moon and full Moons fall in the middle of the lunar months. This full Moon is in the middle of Nisan. According to one Rabbi, the Moon becoming as large as the Sun is an "injustice" to God. "This injustice will be rectified in the end of days,” Rabbi Berger said, according to BreakingIsraelNews. "In the end of days, the sun and the moon will be equally ‘great’." The full Moon - of which the Pink Moon is one form of - means different things to different religions. According to Nasa: "There are a number of variations of the Hindu lunisolar calendar, but for many this full Moon corresponds with the Hanuman Jayanti festival celebrating the birth of Lord Sri Hanuman. "Every full Moon is a holiday in Sri Lanka," it continues. "For Buddhists in Sri Lanka, this full Moon is Bak Poya, commemorating when the Buddha visited Sri Lanka and avoided a war by settling a dispute between chiefs." 4 Pink Moons tend to appear in the night sky with an orange hue. The 'pink' in its name comes from flowers in the United States that blossom in SpringCredit: Alamy Pink Moon effects on Earth Some scientists believe the Pink Moon can cause small increases in tectonic activity. That's because of the effects of the gravitational pull of Earth's rocky satellite. A Super Moon may also bring the largest tides of the year. That's because a closer Moon exerts a stronger gravitational pull and creates more variation between the tides. However, the effects of the Supermoon on Earth are minor. Many studies have concluded that there is nothing significant that can link the Super Moon to natural disasters. 4 The Moon turns a pink/orange hue when it is low in the sky because bluer wavelengths are filtered out by Earth's atmosphereCredit: Getty - Contributor What causes a Pink Moon? A Pink Moon occurs when Earth's rocky neighbour makes a close approach to our planet. Because the Moon's orbit is off-centre, its distance to the Earth is greater at one end than the other. A Super Moon refers to either a new or full Moon that occurs within 90 per cent of "perigee", its closest approach to Earth in a given orbit. Not every Super Moon is a Pink Moon. “When the moon is near the horizon, it can look unnaturally large when viewed through trees, buildings, or other foreground objects," say NASA. "The effect is an optical illusion, but that fact doesn’t take away from the experience." What is a Super Moon? Super Moons are a rare and stunning lunar event that only takes place a handful of times a year. The sky is filled by a bright and giant Moon, which is a real treat for stargazers. A Super Moon is a combination of two different astronomical effects. It's when a new or full Moon coincides with a perigee – the Moon's closest point to Earth in its monthly orbit. A Moon has to come within 90 per cent of its closest approach to Earth to be formally defined as a Super Moon. That means the Moon needs to come within 224,865 miles of Earth and be a full Moon to boot. The Moon sometimes turns an orange hue when it is low in the sky because bluer wavelengths are filtered out by Earth's atmosphere. When a large full moon is seen low in the sky it is being viewed through a greater thickness of the Earth's atmosphere. Earth's oxygen and nitrogen-rich atmosphere filter out the bluer wavelengths of moonlight when the Moon is close to the horizon as it rises. This filtering process, known as light refraction, results in more of the red component of moonlight travelling directly into your eye. Therefore the Moon will appear red or orange to you. The Moon can only really appear to have turned pink during a total lunar eclipses. This is often referred to as a a Blood Moon. When are all of the Full Moons this year? Wolf Moon - January 10 Snow Moon - February 9 Worm Moon - March 9 Pink Moon - April 8 Flower Moon - May 7 Strawberry Moon - June 6 Buck Moon - July 5 Sturgeon Moon - August 3 Full Corn Moon - September 2 Hunter's Moon - October 1 Beaver Moon - November 30 Cold Moon - December 30 https://www.the-sun.com/lifestyle/tech/648619/pink-moon-meaning-conspiracy-theory/
Quite a summation of the events of our time: OUR LADY: PREPARE – PART III https://www.markmallett.com/blog/2020/04/07/our-lady-prepare-part-iii/
OUCH! Giant Asian hornets that can ‘kill with a single sting’ to invade virus-stricken US GIANT Asian hornets that have begun to invade the coronavirus-stricken U.S. may cost the economy millions of dollars a year. The insects, which can kill with a single sting, may have a devastating impact on the already dwindling honeybee population in the U.S. Experts estimate the pests may cause America a staggering $29.3 million as they invade. The invasion is projected as a coronavirus-stricken U.S. is already facing economic setbacks. Millions are out of work – with nearly 17 million applying for unemployment in the last three weeks alone – as more than 432,000 cases of the virus have been confirmed in the U.S. alone. Many experts have warned of a looming recession, as businesses have been forced to shutter their doors due to stay-at-home orders. Asian hornets are similar to European hornets that live in the U.S., but they are not native to America. They are large insects measuring almost 2in long, originally from Southeast Asia, that prey on small creatures - especially bees. Just one sting is enough to kill someone allergic to their venom. The yellow legged critters were accidentally introduced to France from China in 2004 and they have been spreading rapidly throughout Europe and other parts of the world ever since. Experts estimate the Asian hornet colonised most of France at a rate of roughly 37 to 50 miles per year. And the species has swiftly been invading other countries including Spain in 2010, Portugal and Belgium in 2011, Italy in 2012 and Germany in 2014. The invasive hornets made it to the UK in 2016 – and in December 2019, were first spotted in the U.S. in Washington. Experts are now warning that the species will begin to swarm in spring, as the hornet's life cycle begins in April. In a new study – published first in the journal NeoBiota – French scientists evaluated the estimated cost of this non-native hornet invasion to the U.S. and Europe. They did so by analysing the negative impact Asian hornets have on ecosystems and the global decline in pollination and honey production. Asian hornets can give you a nasty sting The insects also use their jaws to saw through protective clothing The invasion is mainly controlled by destroying hornet nests and bait trapping. But the authors say these methods are not enough to completely eradicate the species. The team divided costs into three main categories - prevention of the invasion, fighting the invasion, and damage caused by the invasion. The cost of fighting the invasion was the price of nest destruction - calculated by studying the companies that provide the service. Research leader Professor Franck Courchamp said just two years after the hornet was first spotted in France, estimates show it cost roughly $446,000 to destroy nests. "Since then, the estimated yearly costs have been increasing by about 450,000 euros each year (roughly $492,000), as the hornet keeps spreading and invades new departments. Courchamp said over a ten-year period – from 2006 to 2015, the nest destruction cost more than $25 million, according to estimates. So far, nest destruction is the most effective way to fight the invasion but experts say it is not enough to kill off the species. Only 30 to 40 per cent of the detected nests are destroyed each year in France. And those that are destroyed are the ones that have been deemed particularly harmful to human or beekeeping activities. The scientists are calling for more active measures and research into the invasion of Asian hornets. Professor Courchamp said: "The current study presents only the first estimates of the economic costs resulting from the Asian hornet, but definitely more actions need to be taken in order to handle harmful invasive species - one of the greatest threats to biodiversity and ecosystem functioning." Experts in Washington are calling for people to take action now, so the species can be controlled before it becomes out of hand. https://www.the-sun.com/news/661834/giant-asian-hornets-kill-single-sting-invade-virus-us/
New, larger wave of locusts threatens millions in Africa KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Weeks before the coronavirus spread through much of the world, parts of Africa were already threatened by another kind of plague, the biggest locust outbreaksome countries had seen in 70 years. Now the second wave of the voracious insects, some 20 times the size of the first, is arriving. Billions of the young desert locusts are winging in from breeding grounds in Somalia in search of fresh vegetation springing up with seasonal rains. Millions of already vulnerable people are at risk. And as they gather to try to combat the locusts, often in vain, they risk spreading the virus — a topic that comes a distant second for many in rural areas. It is the locusts that “everyone is talking about,” said Yoweri Aboket, a farmer in Uganda. “Once they land in your garden they do total destruction. Some people will even tell you that the locusts are more destructive than the coronavirus. There are even some who don’t believe that the virus will reach here.” Some farmers in Abokat’s village near the Kenyan border bang metal pans, whistle or throw stones to try to drive the locusts away. But mostly they watch in frustration, largely barred by a coronavirus lockdown from gathering outside their homes. A failed garden of cassava, a local staple, means hunger. Such worries in the village of some 600 people are reflected across a large part of East Africa, including Kenya, Ethiopia and South Sudan. The locust swarms also have been sighted in Djibouti, Eritrea, Tanzania and Congo. The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization has called the locust outbreak, caused in part by climate change, “an unprecedented threat” to food security and livelihoods. Its officials have called this new wave some 20 times the size of the first. “The current situation in East Africa remains extremely alarming as ... an increasing number of new swarms are forming in Kenya, southern Ethiopia and Somalia,” a new FAO assessment said. Favorable breeding conditions through May mean there likely will be another new round of swarms in late June and July, coinciding with the start of the harvest season, the agency said. The U.N. has raised its aid appeal from $76 million to $153 million, saying immediate action is needed before more rainfall fuels further growth in locust numbers. So far the FAO has collected $111 million in cash or pledges The locusts are “invading the Eastern Africa region in exceptionally large swarms like never seen before,” the Nairobi-based Climate Prediction and Application Center said. The new swarms include “young adults,” voracious bugs “that eat more than the adult ones,” said Kenneth Mwangi, a satellite information analyst at the center. Mwangi and other officials in Kenya cited difficulties in fighting the infestation as coronavirus-related travel restrictions slow cross-border travel and delay the delivery of pesticides. The verification work of field officers has been curtailed, making it harder for the center to update regional prediction models, Mwangi said. In rural Laikipia county, among the worst affected in Kenya, some are calling attention to the threat to commercial farms. “I think, unfortunately, because of other things going on around the world, people are forgetting about the problem with the locusts. But it’s a very, very real problem,” farmer George Dodds told the FAO. Aerial spraying is the only effective way to control the locust outbreak. After the locusts crossed into Uganda for the first time since the 1960s, soldiers resorted to using hand-held spray pumps because of difficulties in obtaining the needed aircraft. Uganda’s agriculture minister said authorities are unable to import enough pesticides from Japan, citing disruptions to international cargo shipments. The government is yet to meet an additional budget of over $4 million requested for locust control, the minister said. The sum is substantial in a country where the president has been fundraising from wealthy people to help respond to the virus and its economic disruption. Health workers are threatening to strike over lack of protective gear. Other countries face similar challenges. In Ethiopia, where some 6 million people live in areas affected by the locust outbreak, the infestation if unchecked “will cause large-scale crop, pasture and forest-cover loss, worsening food and feed insecurity,” the FAO says. Bands of immature locusts are forming in areas that include the country’s breadbasket, the Rift Valley region, it said. Ethiopia’s agriculture minister has said efforts are underway to deploy six helicopters against the infestation that could last until late August. But ministry spokesman Moges Hailu spoke of an ominous sign: The locust swarms are now appearing in locations where they had not been previously sighted. https://apnews.com/517bb5588fc94403f797a2045095dcac
Wow! Not only are we living in historical times, we are living in Biblical times. Is this all because of climate change? The globalists really want to win.
Boy they sure do work hard w/ all the distractions to keep Trump from being re-elected!!! OR just exposing them all as the genocidists (if that's a word) that they are!
Well it's always something . . .mosquitoes with the zika virus and encephalitis . . .killer bees from Mexico . . .lizards falling out of trees in Fla. . . .wildfires out west . . .west nile virus . . .Ash borer beetle . . .zebra mussels . . .droughts . . . ozone layers depleting . . .melting icecaps . . .recessions . . .and NO TOILET PAPER. I am tired of fear.
Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano shoots ash, lava JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano spewed a column of ash 500 meters (1,640 feet) into the sky in the longest eruption since the explosive collapse of the island caused a deadly tsunami in 2018, scientists said Saturday. Closed-circuit TV from Indonesia’s Center for Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation showed lava flares Friday night. The agency said that the volcano was continuously erupting until Saturday morning. A level 2 alert status remained in place, the second-highest on a scale of four. There were no casualties reported. The 2018 eruption caused a tsunami along the coasts of Sumatra and Java, killing 430 people. Anak Krakatau, which means Child of Kratakau, is the offspring of the famous Krakatau volcano, whose monumental eruption in 1883 triggered a period of global cooling. https://apnews.com/75aad80fea967368431d3ae0374ab41c
Locusts hornets covid?? Wow how well does the following passage of revelation hit home Fifth Trumpet 9 The fifth angel blew his trumpet, and I saw a star that had fallen from heaven to earth.† The key for the shaft to the abyss† was given to him. 2 He opened the shaft to the abyss, and smoke came up out of the shaft like smoke from a great† furnace† so that the sun and the air were darkened by the smoke from the shaft.† 3 Then locusts came out of the smoke on to the earth,† and power† was given to them† like the power that scorpions have on the earth.† 4 They were told not to harm the grass of the earth, or any green plant, or any tree,† but only those people who do not have God’s seal on their foreheads.† 5 They were not permitted to kill them but were to torment them for five months; their torment is like the torment caused by a scorpion when it stings someone. 6 In those days people will seek death and will not find it; they will long to die, but death will flee from them.† 7 The appearance of the locusts was like horses prepared for battle.† Something like golden crowns was on their heads; their faces were like human faces; 8 they had hair like women’s hair; their teeth were like lions’ teeth;† 9 they had chests like iron breastplates; the sound of their wings was like the sound of many chariots with horses rushing into battle; 10 and they had tails with stingers like scorpions, so that with their tails they had the power to harm people for five months. 11 They had as their king† the angel of the abyss; his name in Hebrew is Abaddon,†† and in Greek he has the name Apollyon.†
