Archives: Video Podcast

RC recalls 3 tornadoes while growing up in Minnesota. Then right into misrepresentations and flat-out fraud that is occurring with the manipulation of storm data. The National Climate Data Center has even stated that some of the data is misleading!

“Think big” and consider the “planetary-scale movement of water” that has shaped Earth’s landscapes. We attempt to discern the controlled climate propaganda from actual published science on Global Change – pushing the boundaries as we progress deeper.

We had some major storms and flooding around our latest tour into western Montana, which leads us into discussion of the massive pro-glacial lakes. migrations, commingled species, climate oscillations and abrupt shifts, and the natural variability.

The discussion of serpent and dragon symbolism expands to include the Devil, Beast, Lucifer. Many more examples of symbols that represent Earthly encounters with implements of death and war that the gods seemingly throw down from the heavens…

Starting to provide links between these firestorms, resultant wastelands, and the forthcoming discussions on the meaning/purpose of the Holy Grail… Earth-bound serpents energies. How deep do the destructions from the agencies of fire and water go?

Along with his obligatory recap, we look forward to the summer tours of the Ice Age Floods’ Zone from MT to WA. Then RC looks again at cosmic delivery systems for gasses that were present to ignite regional firestorms. How did people survive them?

RC remembers strong winds in Minnesota inspiring early interest in catastrophes. The firestorms that occurred on the same dates across a century, have a common source to deliver gasses, heat and ignition!

RC returns to the descriptive personal accounts of the 1871 firestorm that swept across Peshtigo, WI. Then jumping forward to the Hinckley, MN wildfires of 1894, and the Big Burn conflagrations in northern ID and western MT in 1910 – Falling Stars?

Randall continues to share the gripping and haunting accounts from survivors of the 1871 firestorms in Peshtigo and Marinette, Wisconsin (western shores of Green Bay, WI) – to ensure that we don’t forget – because “That is the doom of Man…”

RC reads detailed and sometimes graphic accounts from witnesses and survivors of the widespread and devastating firestorms that incinerated Chicago and the tiny town of Peshtigo – simultaneously America’s largest historic urban and forest wildfires!