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Wildfires race across the country of Mexico – video

Posted on April 29, 2011 by The Extinction Protocol

Here is some interesting news that I had no idea was going on , Mexico on fire -David (c) NTN 24 News

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10 Responses to Wildfires race across the country of Mexico – video

mary chambers says:

April 29, 2011 at 1:20 pm

that is so scarey. I’m posting this on fb.

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- Secrect Agent Guy says:
  
  April 29, 2011 at 3:55 pm
  
  There are many parts of the world on fire at any given day. I’m not exactly sure how many estimated fires there are, but the number is phenomenal.
  You would think you would hear more about his, although given that there are so many things happening at the same time globally, apparently unless they are causing imminent danger, they are not news.
  
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  - Secrect Agent Guy says:
    
    April 29, 2011 at 8:13 pm
    
    I agree, not only crop and vegetation losses, but wildlife and clean air, of what little there is left. It is no wonder they are reporting there is only 18% oxygen level in our atmosphere currently and dropping. I believe we need 15% to survive?
    
    There is obviously something going on that some much of the world is on fire and it not being discussed or publicized. It does make you wonder what else, aside from those things most of us already know about, is going on?….
David says:

April 29, 2011 at 1:23 pm

Many crops may very possibly be lost and to stop global panic on food stocks/supplies combined with a fragile economy..the last thing anyone wants to hear about is the loss of food or the rising costs these fires are causing..

The impact on the environment alone is obviously going to be huge.. With crops gone, it’s going to hit many farmers hard and then the chain begins to take the strain as costs rise, stocks lower.. supermarket shelves empty,alot of our fruits and vegetables come from Mexico,something to think about,and nothing on the news? The government can hide something this big I wonder what else they hide, something else to ponder,David

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David says:

April 29, 2011 at 1:27 pm

Nothing listed here either, what in the world is going on, http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index2.php, these fires started the day after the Japan quake,something else to ponder ,take care, David

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- Melissa says:
  
  April 29, 2011 at 3:14 pm
  
  David, thank you for this wonderful link! In Spirit. Melissa
  
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gerald says:

April 29, 2011 at 2:11 pm

In Monterrey Mexico (about 90 miles from where I live) numerous fires on the higher and lower slopes of the mountains surrounding the city are threatening neighborhoods. People have been evacuated because of the intense smoke. Crews are working to get these fires contained, but as soon as one is detained, another breaks out. The fronts that passed through the US spawning the tornado outbreaks presented only as dry winds south of the border, fanning the flames. We are suffering the worst drought in recent history. Other than Hurricane Alex last June, we have not had rain since 2009!

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- Melissa says:
  
  April 29, 2011 at 2:41 pm
  
  Dear Gerald, I am soo sorry for the terror you and our brothers and sisters to the south must be suffering! I had no idea that these fires existed, and I am a news addict! I pray that you will all be safe and that the blessings of sweet rain falls upon your parched land shortly. From my heart to yours, Melissa!
  
  P.S. I thank the Creator every day for the gift of you, Alvin! Thank you soo much for your work and generosity in sharing with all of us seekers of truth!
  
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  - gerald says:
    
    April 29, 2011 at 4:29 pm
    
    thank you! The fires are bad, but most people are more worried about the drought. There is no water for crops nor animals. Municipalities try to bring tankers of water to outlying areas but animals are dying of thirst and lack of vegetation. I live near a huge lake – 5 miles wide, 30 miles long, however there is no way to get the water to the ranches except by truck. There are canals that take some water for irrigation but it is intended for drinking water for the city of Monterrey and surrounding towns. Water water everywhere, and not a drop to drink for the poor animals suffering on the ranches!
Kate says:

April 30, 2011 at 2:43 am

I saw that Wildfires were also in Switzerland and China as well.

And also flooding in many parts of the world even in places were people are dealing with drought. It was strange I read that there was flooding in a part of Africa but than the next day drought and on top of that failing crops and rising food prices with 2 million people being affected in one African country alone. Its all very sad. Praying for all those affected. God be with you.

The news needs info people more but instead they focus on one story for so long. I usually have to read news online to get the truth. Our governments will always hide things from us.

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