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Is our end coming soon?

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Posted: #26
refer to post #5 in iw1nbets thread for your answer
 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk-3MU-rc0M&feature=related

Good video here... it certainly raises questions.

 
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That video is pretty cool.  Some of the things in it can surely be explained, but some of this is pretty weird shit.  What's with the noises everybody is hearing all over the world?  And the birds falling dead IN THE SAME TOWN ON TWO CONSECUTIVE NEW YEAR'S EVES??!!

It's pretty fuckin' strange if you ask me.  There could be some logical explaination, but I don't think so.  I think something is going down.  If it is... I guess we'll know soon enough.

Fuck it.  I'm gonna go get high

 
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Third Ebola outbreak this summer in Africa, twice in Congo.  Up to 31 dead this weekend, and at least 48 case confirmed so far.  The autorities are doing a great, say incredible job to contain the virus.  Third time's a charm they say.....only one farmer down there with the virus that get away from the safty zone could do a lot of damages......
This is a system i'll watch closely!!!!   
 
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How about the nodding disease in Uganda? That's a pleasant story. Holy shit. As far as I know, nobody has discovered the cause of this yet. They're stumped and do not know how to attack that problem. Kids "become" mentally retarded for no apparent reason and then they die.
 
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Exactly.  And that is what will happen here too, 100 more MILLION people in the US in JUST the last 30 years....well on our way.

Too many rats in the cage.....
 
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Root of the problems everyone.  OVER POPULATION.
 
 
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The impact of humans on their environment has to do with three factors. The first is the number of people. The more people there are the more resources are used. If too many resources begin to be used they will run out before they get a chance to be replaced. Leaving all plant and animal life with nothing and everything will eventually die off. The rainforests are a good example of this. The second is the amount of resources consumed by the average person. If people become wasteful and don't conserve resources now, the resources that were wasted will not be able to be used in the future. The United States is one of the most wasteful countries there is. We are more wasteful than necessary. Recycling has helped quite a bit, but the problem has not yet been fixed. The third is the environmental damage caused in the manufacturing of the goods consumed. Manufacturing grows as people demand more manufactured goods. If too much manufacturing takes place many plants and animals begin to suffer. It may not have an impact on us for a while, but after many years pass, the availability of food, water, and shelter will begin to decrease.
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