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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

July 25 2012 Two Minute Global News Report

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  1. the latest solar reports put out by noaa are biginning to contradict each other - i noticed starting about 7/25/2012 they changed their scales on radiation and proton levels so it would apear things are not as bad - on 7/29 after 3 days of sizable solar flares the enlil model was changed 2 times only showing one flare that just grazes earth and only 5-6 hrs earlier had shown a direct hit one site said the cme was not geo-effective while another from goddard says it is - well as a matter of fact this important to our health and survival i searched for about 2 hrs today to find a 2005 report on the effects of solar storms on the ozone layer and stumbled across a nasa sudy that stated not only do these storms damage the ozone but also weaken the magnetosphere as far as getting any of that info today forget it in their scales for radiation they go up by factors of 10 c clas flare up 10mev radiation then m class up to 10 which makes it 20mev then x class flare up 10 more mev that brings it to thirty mev in the last month alone on a daily basis i would estimate as high as 25 mev radiation with an average of at least 10 0r above 30 for any etended time can begin radiation sickness they uv hazards associated are skin cancers and retina damage to be sure the only alerts being put out are for aurora watches - go look for the pretty lights !! well these so called pretty lights we are witnissing the chemical reactions of the ozone being destroyed - its not that they are not telling us the facts its that they are with holding the most important facts although that enlil model i spoke of seems to be a blatent cover up of earlier info within 5-6 hrs time - im afraid the ones that are supposed to be giving us info to protect us are realy just giving us enough to pacify us into thinking they are-

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