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        <description>7-21-21 Nearly 200 people had been confirmed dead with more than 700 still missing Monday, July 19, after heavy floods devastated some parts of Europe. Authorities and victims said numerous areas were caught unprepared when normally calm streams turned into torrents that swept away cars, houses and bridges and everything else in their paths. &amp;ldquo;It went so fast. You tried to do something, and it was already too late,&amp;rdquo; a resident of Schuld told Germany&amp;rsquo;s ARD public television, after the Ahr River swelled its banks. Many Germans were reportedly angry that they had&amp;nbsp;not been warned far enough in advance about the floods that devastated their cities and towns.</description>
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        <description>4-6-21 The National Weather Service&amp;nbsp;(NWS) assured&amp;nbsp;that heavy floods are not likely to inundate the Mississippi Delta this&amp;nbsp;spring. In its 2021 Spring Flood Outlook report, issued in March, the NWS forecast that the overall risk of flooding is &amp;ldquo;near normal&amp;rdquo; this&amp;nbsp;season for the Mississippi River and its tributaries. The &amp;ldquo;near normal&amp;rdquo; risk&amp;nbsp;was thanks to the dry conditions during last year&amp;rsquo;s late summer and fall. These dry conditions&amp;nbsp;continued into the winter, causing limited snowpack to form and melting most of this snowpack across a local area. Soil moisture was also lower, not saturated like last year.</description>
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        <description>2-25-20Major California Reservoir to be Drained Due to Earthquake Risk Federal regulators have ordered that a major reservoir be emptied in the Silicon Valley because of earthquake fears. At a Glance The risk of the Anderson Dam collapsing during an earthquake is &amp;quot;unacceptably high.&amp;quot; Santa Clara County water officials have been ordered to drain the reservoir by Oct. 1. If the dam fails when the lake is full, an 8-foot wave could reach San Jose.</description>
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        <description>7-26-19 &amp;nbsp; Water was shut off to 100,00 acres of farmland in Nebraska and Wyoming after an irrigation tunnel collapsed last week. Photo courtesy of Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon/Facebook &amp;nbsp; July 26 (UPI) -- The governors of Nebraska and Wyoming issued emergency declarations following the collapse of an irrigation tunnel that transports water to 100,000 acres of cropland in both states. The 102-year-old concrete tunnel collapsedearly July 17 along the Fort Laramie-Gering irrigation canal in Wyoming, causing the tunnel to back up, breaching one of its walls and flooding nearby farmland. The water was then shut off, stopping delivery to tens of thousands of acres during a heatwave that threatens to leave crops dry and hurt the livelihoods of local farmers.</description>
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        <description>6-11-19 CRACK FOUND ON WEIR, PLEASE SHARE THIS NOW = SAVE LIVES! SEE VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPGZXdaY4f0&amp;amp;feature=youtu.be</description>
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        <description>5-29-19 The Fort Bend Levee District in the Houston, Texas area recently requested a copy of our levee county map. They felt our map was a great presentation of the levee system in the U.S. Fifty-five percent (55%) of the American population lives in counties protected by levees. This is much higher than originally thought.</description>
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        <title>Iowa city flooded as levee breached by Mississippi</title>
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        <description>5-1-19 May 1 (UPI) -- Portions of a downtown Iowa city were flooded after a levee intended to keep the Mississippi River&amp;#39;s rising waters at bay failed, officials said. Around 3:30 p.m., Tuesday, the temporary levee began to be breached as Davenport Police and fire were telling people to leave the area, The Quad-City Times reported. &amp;quot;The temporary flood protection levee that they put in place failed this afternoon and it&amp;#39;s inundating a portion of downtown Davenport,&amp;quot; Scott County Emergency Management Director told The Weather Channel.</description>
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        <title>Opinion: Current worries about Oroville are legit</title>
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        <description>4-30-19 There are significant worries about the new spillway at Oroville, which can cause the entire dam to collapse with ease. They are: 1. Water leaking out the base of the dam (never a good thing). 2. Dirt coming out of drain pipes under the spillway, which should be totally clean water.</description>
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        <title>OROVILLE DAM UPDATE: DWR Official Report Released on April 26th, 2019</title>
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        <description>4-29-19 Watch Here: https://youtu.be/vRUijRPcs54 OFFICIAL DWR PRESS RELEASE:&amp;nbsp; April 26, 2019 Oroville&amp;rsquo;s current reservoir elevation is 877 feet, an increase of 10 feet from last week. Total releases to the Feather River have also increased slightly to 10,500 cubic feet per second (cfs). Oroville&amp;rsquo;s operations plan is designed to safely accommodate inflows from the above average snowpack, and DWR is aiming to keep lake levels high through spring and summer. Currently, releases from the Hyatt Powerplant are adequate to meet operational requirements of the reservoir and there is no need to use the main spillway at this time.</description>
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        <title>Quebec premier urges caution amid flooding, landslides and road closures</title>
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        <description>4-29-19 WATCH ABOVE: Quebec Premier Fran&amp;ccedil;ois Legault held a press conference at Hydro-Qu&amp;eacute;bec headquarters on Saturday, where he urged residents in flood-stricken areas. &amp;nbsp; A A Quebec Premier Fran&amp;ccedil;ois Legault is urging residents in flood-stricken areas to be careful and obey instructions from authorities as water levels continue to climb. While some regions are no longer flooded, a large swath of southern Quebec isn&amp;rsquo;t out of the woods yet &amp;mdash; including Montreal, Laval, Gatineau, Rigaud, the Laurentians and other areas. &amp;ldquo;There are other areas where it isn&amp;rsquo;t going as well as expected, where water is rising,&amp;rdquo; said Legault. READ MORE: Galipeault Bridge closed, Vaudreuil-Dorion declares state of emergency Major spring flooding has hit more than 3,000 residences and isolated another 2,700 as of Saturday afternoon, according to Urgence Quebec.</description>
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        <title>More than 1 million acres of US cropland ravaged by floods</title>
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        <description>3-31-19 https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2019/03/30/592220/US-cropland-ravaged-by-floods Soviet famine of 1932&amp;ndash;33: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_famine_of_1932&amp;ndash;33 Why Stalin Starved Ukraine: https://newrepublic.</description>
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        <title>WORLD TREMBLES IN FEAR AS AMERICAN HEARTLAND BECOMES APLOCALYPTIC WASTELAND</title>
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        <title>THE MIDWEST FLOODS ARE GONG TO GET MUCH, MUCH WORST</title>
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        <title>10 MILLION PEOPLE IN AFGHANISTAN FACE SEVERE ACUTE FOOD INSECURITY AFTER FLOODS AHD DROUGHT</title>
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        <title>Montana, North Dakota Homes Evacuated Amid Flooding From Rapid Snowmelt</title>
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        <description>3-29-19 Dozens of Montana and North Dakota homes were evacuated along the Yellowstone River. The flooding occurred after a rapid snowmelt. Anticipating more flooding this spring, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum declared a statewide flood emergency. About 50 people were evacuated from a South Dakota reservation.</description>
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        <title>GOVERNMENT WARNS OF HISTORIC, WIDESPREAD FLOODING 'THROUGH MAY' -- FOOD PRICES TO SKYROCKET AS 1000s OF FARMS ARE DSTROYED</title>
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        <title>MASSIIVE INLAND OCEAN IN MOZAMBIQUE FROM TROPICAL CYCLONE SEEN BEFORE AND AFTER SATELLITE IMAGERY</title>
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        <title>Complete failure at Oroville Dam</title>
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        <description>3-18-19 The $1.1 billion spent to repair Oroville Dam is failing as water is seeping through the rebuilt spillway threatens new mass evacuations over the risk of the dam collapsing. According to national dam expert&amp;nbsp;Scott Cahill&amp;nbsp;of Watershed Services of Ohio, Oroville Dam is on the same failure track as in 2017, with visible water seepage trickling from the foot of the dam and dozens of points along the dam&amp;#39;s principal spillway.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Cahill warns that warming temperatures magnified by precipitation is a growing threat to the dam. American Thinker&amp;nbsp;reported&amp;nbsp;on March 1 that the Sierra snow pack was at a record 113 inches, but another&amp;nbsp;44 inches&amp;nbsp;fell in the next 10 days.</description>
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        <title>Two months' worth of rainfall in one night causes mayhem in southern Europe kills 14 with two missing with many more evacuated</title>
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        <description>10-11-18 Photo columbian.com Two days of deadly flash floods from torrential rainfall&amp;nbsp;has killed 14 people in southern Europe. Flash floods caused by torrential rains killed at least 10 people on the Spanish island of Majorca and burst the banks of a river, washing away vehicles and engulfing a town in muddy water. Hundreds of emergency workers, with the help of helicopters and sniffer dogs, were searching throughout the day for other victims, and one child was still missing as of Wednesday evening. The flood hit Tuesday night and cut off the town of Sant Lloren&amp;ccedil; des Cardassar, which is home to about 8,000 people and is about 40 miles from Palma, the island&amp;#39;s capital city.</description>
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        <title>Florence Aerial Photos: NOAA Releases First Damage-Assessment Data</title>
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        <description>9-17-18 t&amp;rsquo;s been&amp;nbsp;only days since Hurricane Florence made landfall and brought record rainfall to the Carolinas, but the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has already captured data on the damage the storm inflicted. The data, in the form of aerial images, was captured after the bulk of the storm hit. So far, the only images available cover Cape Henry, Virginia, down to Oregon Inlet in North Carolina, and from Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina, to Charleston, South Carolina. The&amp;nbsp;National Geodetic Survey was completing data collection, attempting two missions a day.&amp;nbsp;The images in the database are expected to be updated roughly once every 12 hours&amp;nbsp;in an effort to make more images available&amp;nbsp;online on the Hurricane Florence Imagery site.</description>
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        <title>The Awful Aftermath of Hurricane Florence (and What Preppers Can Learn)</title>
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        <description>9-20-18 When Hurricane Florence slowed to a Category 1, people breathed a sigh of relief in hopes that the damage would not be as great as had been originally feared. People scoffed, &amp;ldquo;It&amp;rsquo;s ONLY a Category 1. We&amp;rsquo;ve seen worse before.&amp;rdquo; But, as I&amp;rsquo;ve often written, there isn&amp;rsquo;t any such thing as &amp;ldquo;only&amp;rdquo; when it comes to hurricanes. Florence stalled just off the coast, picking up more water from the ocean for days and that water had to go somewhere.</description>
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        <title>Flooding woes to continue in southern Wisconsin; heavy rain expected all Labor Day weekend</title>
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        <description>8-31-18 &amp;nbsp; Heavy rain forecast in southern Wisconsin for the Labor Day weekend will only add to the flooding woes crippling the region for the past 12 days. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch starting Friday evening through Saturday evening for south-central Wisconsin and southeast Wisconsin in the areas where the worst flooding has already taken place, including Sauk, Columbia, Dodge, Marquette and Green Lake counties. Flood warnings still are in effect on Madison&amp;#39;s Isthmus because of the release of water through the Tenney Dam, and residents along the Baraboo River are preparing for more flooding due to record high water levels. There is a slight risk for severe weather in southwest Wisconsin and a marginal risk in the rest of southern Wisconsin Friday night, with damaging winds and large hail the main hazards. &amp;nbsp; Video: Potential for more heavy rain Labor Day weekend There also is a marginal risk for severe weather on Saturday and Sunday, with damaging winds, large hail and heavy rainfall the potential hazards.</description>
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        <title>Rain of ASTRONOMICAL proportions about to begin - &quot;Days of Noah&quot; Event</title>
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        <title>Many people are thought dead and hundreds missing after a hydroelectric dam collapsed in southeastern Laos nearly 7,000 homeless</title>
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        <description>7-26-18 Many people are thought dead and hundreds missing Tuesday after a hydroelectric dam collapsed in southeastern Laos, state media reported. The Xepian-Xe Nam Noy hydropower dam in Attapeu province collapsed, releasing five billion cubic meters of water in the San Sai district, according to Sky News. The water swept away several hopes, the official news agency KPL reported. More than 6,600 people were left homeless. A video posted on the ABC Laos news Facebook page showed villages watching the water from the side of a river bank.</description>
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        <title>More misery for Japan after floods kill more than 200 heat-wave has claimed 6 more lives and hospitalised 1,500 hampering rescue efforts</title>
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        <description>7-17-18 s &amp;nbsp; Photo credit express.co.uk A heat wave had killed at least six people and hospitalized more than 1,500 others across the nation Saturday as a three-day weekend got underway, a Kyodo News tally showed. The deaths occurred in six prefectures: Toyama, Shizuoka, Tottori, Hiroshima, Oita and Kumamoto, which saw temperatures between 33.5 and 37.</description>
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        <title>Japan: 3.2 million people flee unprecedented floods while M6.1 earthquake hits main Honshu Island</title>
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        <title>Apocalyptic scenery: Flash floods wash away streets in Lake Linden, Michigan in pictures and videos</title>
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        <description>6-17-18 That is apocalyptic! Strong floods washed away streets in Lake Linden, MI in Houghton County on June 17, 2018. These aftermath pictures by&amp;nbsp;Steve Haagen are just amazing!&amp;nbsp; Apocalyptic scenery after flash floods destroy streets in Lake Linden, Michigan on June 17, 2018. By Steve Haagen The street looks like a rocky river. By Steve Haagen The stronf flash flooding also transported large boulders. By Steve Haagen Everything got washed away by the torrential floods in Lake Linden, Michigan on June 17, 2018.</description>
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        <title>HIDROITUANGO DAM FLOODING forces thousands to evacuate  (Columbia)</title>
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        <description>5-17-18 &amp;middot;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; &amp;middot;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp; Photo courtesy of @Teleantioquia: Twitter. &amp;ldquo;Please immediately withdraw from the Cauca riverbed and its shores. In the following minutes the water flow will increase, downstream of the dam. People should head towards meeting points immediately.&amp;rdquo; This statement was&amp;nbsp;issued yesterday morning via Twitter&amp;nbsp;Dapard (the Antioquia Department of Disaster Prevention) after&amp;nbsp;Hidroituango, Colombia&amp;rsquo;s largest hydroelectric dam project, flooded again.</description>
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        <title>Record snows in the Blackfoot drainage driving current Missoula flooding</title>
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        <description>5-9-18 SEELEY LAKE - While attention right now is on the flooding impacts along the Clark Fork River in Missoula, hydrologists have some of their focus much further upstream, where they&amp;#39;re watching a record snowpack finally starting to melt. Most of Missoula&amp;#39;s flooding problems are starting&amp;nbsp;in the high country of the Blackfoot drainage, where places like the Swan and the backside of the Mission Mountains are still buried in snow. &amp;quot;The Bob Marshall Wilderness, the Mission Mountains, some of the mountains that are over along the Continental Divide, just still a lot of water left to come out of those,&amp;quot; said National Weather Service Hydrologist Ray Nickless. &amp;quot;We&amp;#39;re getting these surges of runoff coming out of the mountains and that&amp;#39;s what&amp;#39;s giving us our current flooding problems. But we still have a lot of water.</description>
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        <title>Tulane University honors Levees.org founder</title>
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        <description>5-9-18 We owe the Vetted Facts about the New Orleans Flood to the Survivors 5-9-18 &amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;Tulane University has named me Outstanding Social Entrepreneur of the Year for my work leading Levees.org. Our work is not yet complete. While some media houses continue to blame the August 2005 flooding on mother nature &amp;ndash; instead of the human beings responsible, namely the federal government &amp;ndash; this honor&amp;nbsp;is proof that your efforts are generating results. It&amp;#39;s evidence that your time supporting the mission of Levees.</description>
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        <title>Almost 100,000 homeless eight dead thousands of homes destroyed sparked by the La Nina weather phenomenon in La Paz Bolivia</title>
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        <description>2-27-1 8 &amp;nbsp; Credit Floodlist.com The Bolivian government is mulling whether to declare a &amp;#39;national disaster&amp;#39; due to severe flooding that has driven 85,000 people from their homes across the country. &amp;quot;We have not dismissed the possibility of declaring a national disaster, although we still have the capacity to attend the national emergency declared by the executive branch through the three levels of government,&amp;quot; Defense Minister Javier Zabaleta said on Saturday. After touring flood-ravaged areas in Guanay, a town in north of La Paz department, Zabaleta told reporters in the capital that the heavy rains sparked by the La Nina weather phenomenon have claimed eight lives, washed away thousands of homes, and damaged cropland, bridges and roadways. On Feb.</description>
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        <description>2-25-18 Heavy rain Thursday night continued to put the area&amp;#39;s flood protection systems under stress, and as Ohio River waters rise, it&amp;#39;s expected to cause potentially dangerous conditions. The swollen Ohio River will keep rising through at least Monday, according to the latest projections from the National Weather Service, with moderate flooding expected outside of protected areas in the days ahead, There remained significant concerns about potential flash flooding on Saturday with another round of heavy rain expected to move through the area that day, authorities said. Mary Anne CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE This is a developing story; please check back for updates.&amp;nbsp; Kentucky, especially Louisville, was slammed by natural disasters Saturday evening, leaving at least two dead from the damage and numerous communities affected by flooding throughout the state. Louisville&amp;#39;s great flood returns, almost Substantial high water levels on the Ohio River, the likes of which hasn&amp;#39;t been seen since Louisville&amp;#39;s major flood in 1997, hit the region incredibly hard.</description>
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        <description>9-22-17 A flooded street is seen in the Juana Matos neighbourhood in Catano municipality after Hurricane Maria, southwest of San Juan, Puerto Rico September 21, 2017. &amp;copy;&amp;nbsp;Dave Graham / Reuters AddThis Sharing Buttons S Evacuation orders have been issued for an area in northwestern Puerto Rico, after authorities said the Guajataca Dam was failing under the pressure of water accumulated from Hurricane Maria. &amp;nbsp; Operators reported that the structure was failing around 2:10 pm local time on Friday, causing flash flooding downstream on the Rio Guajataca, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) in San Juan. &amp;nbsp; The NWS has warned residents in &amp;ldquo;All Areas surrounding the Guajataca River&amp;rdquo; to evacuate immediately. &amp;ldquo;Their lives are in DANGER!&amp;rdquo; the NWS tweeted just before 8:00pm GMT.</description>
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        <title>Apocalyptic Flood: Puerto Rico River Rises 62ft ABOVE flood stage - Extreme Flash Flood</title>
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        <description>September 20, 2017: *RIO DE LA PLATA at COMERIO* / Insane flash flooding none like ever before seen probably anywhere on earth if this data is accurate. Once again, unprecedented. See the Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD7g-wZXg3Q&amp;amp;feature=youtu.</description>
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        <title>Major River Flooding - MANY new records being set as Florida rivers swell</title>
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        <description>Published on Sep 11, 2017 September 11, 2017: Dozens of rivers are at or well above major flood stage and many eclipsing old records, setting new record highs as they overflow their banks. It is flooding in Georgia and South Carolina as well. #MrMBB333 SEE VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiAOI4sDLtU&amp;amp;feature=youtu.</description>
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        <title>Proof: Worldwide Massive Flooding is All Manmade</title>
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        <description>9-13-17 WeatherWar101 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RegC520C6ec&amp;amp;index=19&amp;amp;list=PLr_XEhro5j4BnAaepeC0nSNpDgfLlBTnd&amp;amp;ytbChannel=WeatherWar101 &amp;nbsp; Published on Aug 5, 2013 Please support this continuing independent work: PayPal http://tinyurl.com/WW101-PP Nexrad Weather Control: July Heatwave 2013 http://ow.ly/ndcNW Global Geoengineering, is not Global http://ow.</description>
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        <title>HARVEY WAS HOUSTON’S KATRINA &amp; 9/11, ONLY MUCH MORE SERIOUS</title>
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        <description>August 31, 2017 by State of the Nation The following excerpt is taken from a previous SOTN post titled: American Republic On The Brink It all comes down to the next 2 months. State of the Nation KEY POINT: Everything is pointing to a cataclysmic 9/11 type event,&amp;nbsp;only on a much greater scale, between now and September 23rd. &amp;nbsp;Whether this staged event will be a shocking terror attack and mass casualty incident, or a manipulated act of nature like Hurricane Harvey destroying the Texas coastline, the globalists have planned something very BIG indeed! &amp;nbsp;Regardless of what form this black operation takes, it is very much the direct result of the total solar eclipse. &amp;nbsp;Millions of Americans watched that inauspicious dimming of the sun, and the nation as a whole will suffer the inevitable consequences (We are very sorry to say!). To every American citizen: What you just read is entirely true.</description>
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