[Windflier]

"Each time Eyjafjallajokull has erupted in the past 2,000 years – in 920, in 1612 and between 1821 and 1823 – Katla has exploded within six months."

This is the central datum that caught my eye several days ago.

These two volcanoes are basically sisters. When one goes off, the other soon follows. Katla is the more fearsome of the two, and when that one blows, it's going to affect the whole earth.

The most devastating consequences will be seen in Iceland itself, and in the areas of Europe most recently affected. If Katla goes, North-Western Europe is going to look like something out of a doomsday novel.

Couldn't come at a worse time, politically, or economically.

[STD]

Almost an End Times scenario 'the sun became black as sackcloth' happening just like it was planned a planned event.

I was watching "How the Earth Was Made tonight. The show was "Icelandic Volcanos' Apparently, the biggest explosion was in 1793, there was soo much SO2 that the sky turned red and misty. Leading to widspread famine and freezing the Mississippi River solid as far as New Orleans!

[editor-surveyor]

“Couldn’t come at a worse time, politically, or economically.”

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Or better, depending on your POV!

Tough days ahead for the climate hoaxers.
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[shield]

He’ll get peoples attention one way or another....