Second Malaysian Airliner Downed as Expected

MASS MURDER
TERRORISM
EXTORTION
MEGA DISASTERS
SCENARIOS 909, 444, 202, 04
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“911 Mafia” make Malaysian Airlines an offer…

The downing of a second Malaysian Airliner in less than five months was a confirmation of a multi-billion dollar extortion attempt by the “ultimate gangsters.”

A Malaysian airliner with 298 people on board was shut down reportedly by a surface-to-air missile over eastern Ukraine on Thursday.There were no survivors.

Flight MH17 was carrying 283 passengers and 15 crew, said the airlines. It was flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur. The wreckage was scattered over more than 10km between Luhansk and the neighboring Donetsk regions.

The plane was one of dozens of commercial jetliners flying over the area at the time of the crash.

In March, Flight MH370 mysteriously disappeared with 239 people on board on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

We believe the same criminal gang is responsible for the two acts of mass murder. We further believe that they would continue targeting Malaysian Airlines until such time that either their extortion demands are met, or the Airlines has collapsed.

Connections

Ironically, the shooting down of the plane coincided with the invasion of Gaza by Israeli military, with news  of the crash overshadowing the invasion reports.

The attack also serves a secondary purpose of enabling the establishment to corner Putin and his supporters.

 

Crop Disasters Declared in Six States

EXTREME WEATHER & CLIMATIC EVENTS
INTENSE DROUGHT
EXTREME RAIN EVENTS
SEVERE FLOODING
HAIL
CROP DISASTERS
SCENARIOS 900,  888, 066, 555, 444, 178, 111, 178, 071, 023, 03
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Drought, Extreme Rain Event, Hail, and Flooding destroy crops in 34 counties across six states.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has designated a total of 34 counties in six states as crop disaster areas due to losses caused by the worsening drought, extreme rain events, hail, and flooding.

The disaster designations are as follows:

Drought Disaster

• Idaho: Madison, Bonneville, Fremont, Jefferson and Teton counties.

• Oklahoma: Hughes, Mayes, Okmulgee, Wagoner, Cherokee, McIntosh, Pontotoc, Coal, Muskogee, Rogers
  Craig, Okfuskee, Seminole, Creek, Pittsburg, Tulsa and Delaware counties.
• Utah: Wasatch, Duchesne, Salt Lake, Summit and Utah counties.

Disaster designations due to heavy precipitation, flooding and hail from June 11, 2014, through June 18, 2014

• Minnesota: Rock, Murray, Nobles and Pipestone counties.
• Iowa: Lyon County.
• South Dakota: Minnehaha and Moody counties.

Crop Disasters 2014

Beginning January 10, 2014 USDA has declared at least 2,170 separate crop disasters across 31 states. Most of those designations are due to the worsening drought.

• Those states are Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah and Washington, Wyoming. [FIRE-EARTH has documented all of the above listings. See blog content.]

Notes:
i. USDA trigger point for a countywide disaster declaration is 30 percent crop loss on at least one crop.

ii. The total number of counties designated as agricultural disaster areas includes both primary and contiguous disaster areas.

iii. Counties may have been designated crop disaster areas more than once due to multiple disasters.

iv. The U.S. has a total of 3,143 counties and county-equivalents.

v. The disaster designations posted above were approved by USDA on July 16, 2014.

California Drought Disasters

• Drought Spells More Crop Disasters for Five States May 22, 2014
• Southern Sierra Loses Snow Cover May 27, 2014
• California’s Snow Story: Going, Going … May 21, 2014
• Severe – Exceptional Drought Plague 100% of California  May 16, 2014

Other Drought Disaster Links

• Crop Disasters Declared for Counties in Six States July 10, 2014
• Drought Destroys Crops in 11 States July 3, 2014
• Drought
• Agricultural Disasters Index