The Ohio River crested at 79.99 feet in Cincinnati. It started flooding Jan 18,
crested on Jan 26, ebbed Feb 5. Schools, stores, theaters and factories closed. Just remember that Proctor & Gamble is located downtown. 230,000 out of Louisville’s 300,000 residents were out of their homes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_River_flood_of_1937

$500 Million Damage

60.60 feet high at Paducah
http://lewjetton.blogspot.com/2011/04/greatest-flood-since-great-flood-of.html
6.3 feet higher than the former highest flood from 2/23/1884

The 1927 floods were mostly along the Mississippi.

Ease up, Richard. Seriously? He was trying to “think and feel for us”? You obviously read way too much into it.

But I would be vindicated once the New Madrid fault snaps (something that I hope will never, never, never happen.)

But yeah, the Mississippi River flood is very tragic indeed. Hope the good people down there will pull through. Between tornadoes, earthquakes, and fires (Texas), they are having a really rough time.

And yes, “never” is a long, long time. But not as long as “forever”.

Firstly, we are obviously being told that Earth and its surface environment is not ideal for permanent habitation. Considerable attention could profitably be paid to space-based manufacturing, space-based residential, commercial, and scientific/medical/exploratory activity over the next several generations, pending the time when a mass-exodus humans–and their property–from a hostile Earth becomes profitable for most people, their households, businesses, and churches.

This will only be possible, however, if the immense amounts, both in money and highly skilled manpower, which are now tragically diverted to–and squandered by–useless, and often horrrendously destructive government/military/ Corporate boondoggles and wars, are restored to productive private investment and private ownership both on Earth and in Space!

The second point, related to the first, is that the violence of those governments, and their client military and Corporate henchmen, inflicts unspeakable suffering upon people in many places around the world, and this agony, over time, will inevitably effect the general environment to the point where even inanimate matter, from Atmosphere to Volcanos and tsunami, from massive brushfires to especially destructive strains of bacteria or viruses, are more likely to emerge, and are more likely to inflict massive damage when they do. I don’t know the particulars of the karmic realities here, but we humans are NOT so separated from nature, to say nothing of the rest of the universe, that we can, sith supreme indifference, have our “leaders” or “spokesmen” inflict such destruction both among us and our environment without consequences, both human and natural. Perhaps we should be looking more at the law of causality, and begin wondering seriously if our wars, hatreds, and ignorant blindness isn’t being reflected against us?

PEACE AND FREEDOM!!
David K. Meller