Namaste-ji,

The last months I have already stopped writing on this site and since I left India a couple of days ago and no successor is in sight, I did not know what to do with this domain and the existing content. However, after reading a somewhat related article by Gonzalo Lira, I now know that the site will be shut down. Most things have been said and few were listening. So, what is the point.

Read his article! As always it is a good one.

Good night & Good Luck,

I have not been writing new posts for a while now since I am terribly busy with writing two new books and making a film. However, I am updating the WAC.india Twitter and will continue to post links to noteworthy articles on this Twitter account.

Another issue that keeps me away from getting too much involved is that it seems to me that the amount of people who are awakening is now saturated. It appears that all those who until now have not started to get involved in taking their lives and the earth's destiny into their own hands, will also not do so in the near future. The great separation has happened and the gap widened between sleepers and those who try to make a difference.

Those who want a new world and are dedicated to work for it and think independently will now find ample information everywhere (Have a look at the link section!).

Maybe I'll get into posting on this website again … but for now, thanks for having been here!

PS: Again, if anybody feels compelled to use this platform to publish articles, please contact me! As for now this has been mostly a one-man-show…

An excerpt from the Pre-Revolution Handbook, transcribed for animation dialogue.

Benjamin Fulford just published an article that expresses some serious concerns, which were already mentioned indirectly by George Ure, Dutchsinse and others before:

That the long expected (even by conservative seismologists) severe earthquake along either the New Madrid faultline or somewhere on the US West coast would trigger a couple of 'nuclear accidents' - maybe even more severe than what happens already at Fukushima.

Arnie Gundersen has mentioned some weeks ago that the spent fuel storage in many US powerplants is working after the same model as at Fukushima and in some cases is filled with even more un-contained fuel rods.

While Fulford's theory sounds very weird to the 'un-initiated', I tend to keep an open mind about it. It's really not necessary to make decisions on many daily issues where we otherwise are used to form an opinion. For us people not living in the US it makes not much difference wheter nuclear accidents in this country are triggered by purpose, or whether the dangers are more passively neglected with a similar result. Fact is that many - far too many - nucear power plants in the US are sitting directly on top of known fault lines.

More Severe Quakes

It should be also evident from Dutchsins' reports and analysis that over the last months tension has been building up enormously along these fault lines and a great number of relatively small earthquakes have been making their way from the plate boundaries along the West coast inlands into the Rockies. The whole Pacific plate is tremendously active now and we have a grade 6 earthquake almost every day. In addition statistical data shows the average depth of earthquakes decreasing, translating into more destructive movements on the surface. (urbansurvival.com)

Whatever the immediate cause for this increased seismic activity may be (the sun is a good intermediate candidate for 'causality' here) - the Pacific plate seems to bounce and wobble and has already triggered destructive earthquakes in Chile, New Zealand and Japan - plus countless more large quakes in less populated areas, especially near Indonesia and all the way down to Australia.

This interview with author Claus Dettelbacher on "BREiTZEiT" at 13^th April 2011 took almost 2 hours.

He talked about his new books, The Pre-Revolution Handbook and the photo-book Ark. Some Indo-centric chat in between and the desparate attempt to deliver some serious message about the pending food-crisis, Fukushima and what happened to Max Keiser's "Buy silver, crush the Morg". Good music in between too…

It was broadcasted by Radio Stadtfilter Winterthur, a free radio, which now has about 45.000 listeners per day, web-stream excluded.

The interview was conducted in English. You can download the parts or directly listen to them. They are all mp3 and about 40MB each.

part1 | part2 | part3 | part4 | part5