Llamado a la acción en el Océano Pacífico. Por Kai
Amigas y Amigos,
De nuevo se nos llama a la acción.
En el Sur de California, Estados Unidos. Específicamente en la zona de San Diego la marina norteamericana pretende llevar a cabo nuevos experimentos con ondas de sonido, (similares a aquellos que desde el año pasado causaron la muerte de miles de Delfines en las costas de Perú.) Estas prácticas se pretende se prolonguen a lo largo de 5 años! Poniendo en riesgo la vida de 9.5 MILLONES de Delfines y Ballenas!
De nuevo se nos llama a la acción.
En el Sur de California, Estados Unidos. Específicamente en la zona de San Diego la marina norteamericana pretende llevar a cabo nuevos experimentos con ondas de sonido, (similares a aquellos que desde el año pasado causaron la muerte de miles de Delfines en las costas de Perú.) Estas prácticas se pretende se prolonguen a lo largo de 5 años! Poniendo en riesgo la vida de 9.5 MILLONES de Delfines y Ballenas!
La nota que les comparto habla acerca de ello y es una convocatoria a tomar acciones específicas. Quienes viven en San Diego California, son convocados a asistir a una reunión que se celebrara con el propósito de recolectar firmas para impedir de alguna manera que esto suceda. Ya que la marina tiene que pedir permiso a la comisión costera antes de poder realizar cualquier experimento.
La comisión costera en ocasiones anteriores se reusó a dar autorización a menos de que la marina asegurara que tomaría acciones preventivas para evitar el daño a la vida marina. La marina se reusó a responder a estas peticiones. (Al final de este escrito encontraran la nota en ingles)
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Ahora, esto que les menciono antes, lo he extraído de la nota que estoy compartiendo.
No obstante, esta mañana he conectado con esa zona del océano pacifico y con la Ballena Madre y he visto que en verdad, algo esta sucediendo que esta causando que en el Sur de California en Estados Unidos, hayan aparecido muertos 100, 000 Delfines.
La razón?
Los mismos experimentos con ondas de sonido que desde el año pasado la Ballena Madre alerto dada la aparición de miles de Delfines muertos en Perú.
No obstante, esta mañana he conectado con esa zona del océano pacifico y con la Ballena Madre y he visto que en verdad, algo esta sucediendo que esta causando que en el Sur de California en Estados Unidos, hayan aparecido muertos 100, 000 Delfines.
La razón?
Los mismos experimentos con ondas de sonido que desde el año pasado la Ballena Madre alerto dada la aparición de miles de Delfines muertos en Perú.
Se nos pide tomar acción.
De nuevo trabajaremos con la visualización del Código RESONANCIA MAGNETICA sobre toda la zona del Océano pacifico.
En esta ocasión lo que nos pide la Ballena Madre es visualizar una ESFERA SUBMARINA (esto es importante! visualizarla en las PROFUNDIDADES DEL OCEANO) en la cual MULTIPLIQUEMOS EL CODIGO DE RESONANCIA MAGNETICA.
Es decir, debemos visualizar una esfera que este creada por cientos de repeticiones del Código para crear una especie de Matriz.
Me es imposible dibujar una esfera tridimensional, sin embargo creo que con la descripción es suficiente.
Les comparto la imagen con la que estuvimos trabajando a lo largo del año pasado y con la cual logramos sanar la fractura que se había generado en la Rejilla Magnética del Planeta.
JUNTOS SOMOS MAS FUERTES!
Podemos generar un impacto consistente si nos aplicamos a trabajar con constancia y seguridad día con día.
VAMOS A CREAR UNA ESCALERA CONTINUA DE TRABAJO.
Por favor, vayamos visualizando cada HORA.
Basta con que se tomen un par de minutos para VISUALIZAR LA ESFERA SUBMARINA EN EL PACIFICO.
Recuerden, DEBE SER UNA ESFERA CREADA POR REPETICIONES DEL CODIGO RESONANCIA MAGNETICA. (no hagan esfuerzo en contar cuantas repeticiones deben ser! SOLO VISUALICEN UNA ESFERA Y EN ELLA COLOQUEN EL CODIGO CUANTAS VECES SIENTAN NECESARIO)
Con Amor y Gratitud,
KAI
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ATTENTION COASTAL NATIONS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA and all Tribal Communities and everyone who supports protecting marine life--
Please submit your comments and show up in person if possible at the Coastal Commission hearing in San Diego on Friday, March 8, 2013 to clearly state your opposition to the Navy's proposal to engage in intense training exercises throughout Tongva and Acjachemen and coastal tribal territories from north of Dana Point to San Diego up to 600 nautical miles out to sea for five years.
Estimate Consequences of Proposed Testing--
--9.5 million dolphins and whales harmed
---2000 instances of permanent hearing loss and other permanent injuries
---more than 150 dolphin and whale deaths.
Gives the recent appearance of 100,000 dolphins off the coast of San Diego a bit more context.....
Protect California’s Whales and Dolphins (from California Coastal Protection Network)
The Navy’s plans to conduct large scale naval training exercises involving intense mid-frequency sonar pulses and explosives off the California coast anywhere from north of Dana Point to San Diego and extending more than 600 nautical miles out to sea for another five years from 2014 to 2019. While activities will be concentrated in this area of Southern California, impacts to marine resources could spread further as animals travel in and out of danger zones and intense sounds can impact animals far from their source.
These activities will result in more than 9.5 million instances of harm to whales and dolphins – including nearly 2,000 instances of permanent hearing loss or other permanent injury and more than 150 deaths.
Before these training exercises can begin, the Navy must ask the Coastal Commission to determine that these activities are consistent with California’s Coastal Management Program.
Conducting activities that will harm marine mammals more than 9.5 million times over 5 years without taking adequate steps to significantly reduce the amount of harm to these and other coastal resources cannot be consistent with California’s Coastal Management Program whose goal is to protect, preserve, and enhance our coastal environment.
The last time the Navy came before the Coastal Commission, the Commission found that these training exercises could only be found consistent if the Navy implemented a set of measures to reduce harm to marine mammals. The Navy refused to comply with the Commission’s recommendations and conducted its training exercises without implementing the measures designed to protect California’s marine resources.
The Navy is poised to do the same thing again. We must bolster the resolve of the Commission and ensure that it continues to stand up to the Navy. Please help us tell the California Coastal Commission that the Navy must do more to protect our coastal resources.
The staff report will be posted by COB on Friday, February 22 and can be found here by scrolling down to Agenda Item Number CD-008-13 (Navy, Southern California) on Friday, March 8th and clicking on the link for the report: http://www.coastal.ca.gov/mtgcurr.html
Additional background materials on the Navy's Sonar and Munitions Program and the CCC can be found here: http://www.coastal.ca.gov/fedcd/hstt/hstt.html
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP:
Email the Coastal Commission: Email your comments to NavySonar@Coastal.ca.gov and reference Agenda Number CD-008-13 (Navy, Southern California).
Attend the Hearing:
Date: Friday, March 8th, 2013
Where: The Bahia Resort Hotel
998 West Mission Bay Drive
San Diego, CA 92109
TIme: 8:30 AM
Testify Against the Project:
Please submit your comments and show up in person if possible at the Coastal Commission hearing in San Diego on Friday, March 8, 2013 to clearly state your opposition to the Navy's proposal to engage in intense training exercises throughout Tongva and Acjachemen and coastal tribal territories from north of Dana Point to San Diego up to 600 nautical miles out to sea for five years.
Estimate Consequences of Proposed Testing--
--9.5 million dolphins and whales harmed
---2000 instances of permanent hearing loss and other permanent injuries
---more than 150 dolphin and whale deaths.
Gives the recent appearance of 100,000 dolphins off the coast of San Diego a bit more context.....
Protect California’s Whales and Dolphins (from California Coastal Protection Network)
The Navy’s plans to conduct large scale naval training exercises involving intense mid-frequency sonar pulses and explosives off the California coast anywhere from north of Dana Point to San Diego and extending more than 600 nautical miles out to sea for another five years from 2014 to 2019. While activities will be concentrated in this area of Southern California, impacts to marine resources could spread further as animals travel in and out of danger zones and intense sounds can impact animals far from their source.
These activities will result in more than 9.5 million instances of harm to whales and dolphins – including nearly 2,000 instances of permanent hearing loss or other permanent injury and more than 150 deaths.
Before these training exercises can begin, the Navy must ask the Coastal Commission to determine that these activities are consistent with California’s Coastal Management Program.
Conducting activities that will harm marine mammals more than 9.5 million times over 5 years without taking adequate steps to significantly reduce the amount of harm to these and other coastal resources cannot be consistent with California’s Coastal Management Program whose goal is to protect, preserve, and enhance our coastal environment.
The last time the Navy came before the Coastal Commission, the Commission found that these training exercises could only be found consistent if the Navy implemented a set of measures to reduce harm to marine mammals. The Navy refused to comply with the Commission’s recommendations and conducted its training exercises without implementing the measures designed to protect California’s marine resources.
The Navy is poised to do the same thing again. We must bolster the resolve of the Commission and ensure that it continues to stand up to the Navy. Please help us tell the California Coastal Commission that the Navy must do more to protect our coastal resources.
The staff report will be posted by COB on Friday, February 22 and can be found here by scrolling down to Agenda Item Number CD-008-13 (Navy, Southern California) on Friday, March 8th and clicking on the link for the report: http://www.coastal.ca.gov/mtgcurr.html
Additional background materials on the Navy's Sonar and Munitions Program and the CCC can be found here: http://www.coastal.ca.gov/fedcd/hstt/hstt.html
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP:
Email the Coastal Commission: Email your comments to NavySonar@Coastal.ca.gov and reference Agenda Number CD-008-13 (Navy, Southern California).
Attend the Hearing:
Date: Friday, March 8th, 2013
Where: The Bahia Resort Hotel
998 West Mission Bay Drive
San Diego, CA 92109
TIme: 8:30 AM
Testify Against the Project:
To testify on this item, fill out a speaker slip when you get to the hearing. Typically, the Commission allows people to donate their time to others. It is the Commission's discretion to limit testimony to any number of minutes. In large hearings, testimony is usually limited to no more than 2 minutes per person. Try to use different talking points from prior speakers.
Thanks in advance for any and all help! And please forward or send your own alert to your friends and colleagues.
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