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FEMA is announcing “A mandatory evacuation has been ordered for all residents in the original evacuation zones” for the City of Minot, ND. The Army Corp of Engineers has ordered the dam at Lake Darling to release 7,500 cubic feet per second (cfs) of water to prevent the topping of its release gates. The release of water is increasing every day (currently over 9,700 cfs). The consequences of this action will flood the town of Minot for an extended period of time. Efforts to raise the levees have been abandoned and the city is concentrating on adding sandbags to save essential buildings.
Heavy rains and flood control actions in Canada have contributed to what will be a historic flood at levels never previously recorded.
David DeGerolamo
Since Obama took office in January 2009, the M1 Money Supply has increased 20.8%. The data can be found at the following website for the St. Louis Federal Reserve:
The Missouri River flooding has claimed another nuclear power plant. The Cooper Nuclear Station outside of Brownsville, NE has issued a “Notification of Unusual Event” on June 19th, 2011. As outlined below, this plant is still online until the water level reaches another three feet. Since the Fort Peck Dam is at capacity, the Army Corps of Engineers will be releasing water through mid August.
‘No collaboration with Israeli after the revolution, down with Israel’ sign held at a demonstration in front of the Israeli embassy in Cairo, Egypt
It appears that articles outlining information on the Ft. Calhoun nuclear plant has aroused the rumor mongers in Russia. Although it is more than curious that few news outlets are covering this story, the following report is a reach even for Russian propaganda.
