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prediction:
Does Sareavjo ever get a break? Doesn't seem like it,
disaster strikes again, but little relief is forthcoming
due to relief agencies being over taxed for time and people
in at least two other areas.
2. prediction: Serious problems in Somalia, this
is not a typical revolution or natural disaster (I am
seeing both issues arise), and the unsettling issues affect
both Canada and the States. Europe becomes involved because
they have to.
comments: As of August 2000
the Somalian people have been fighting amongst each other,
a severe cholera outbreak, and also drought that is ravaging
the land. The health facilities there were unable to cope
with the cholera outbreak, as there were no quarantine
facilities to stop the disease from spreading. As well
thousands of nomadic families were forced to converge
on the towns in a desperate attempt to find water, worsening
the already severe degrees of the cholera outbreak.
3. prediction: I saw an airplane crash that leaves
a swath of destruction - is it crashing in a populated
area - I saw a lot of buildings looking like tossed matchsticks.
I wondered if it was a collision with a smaller craft
and large craft but I don't see how that could happen
given all their radar equipment. I don't think this crash
could be avoided. This may be an act of suicide on the
part of a crew member or a passenger. I felt that one
casualty was having marital/relationship problems and
is very depressed. The problems just seemed insurmountable
to this individual as he/she was caught up in activities
(such as bad financial management, etc) that he/she had
to take responsibility for alone. Hopefully she/he didn't
get the idea for a suicide mission through the news reports
of the incident in 1999 where the pilot was suspected
of suicidal intentions and so creating the incident, this
question was put to rest as this pilot in question was
indeed cleared of suspicion.
comments: On July 25, 2000
an Air France Concord bound for New York crashes into
a hotel in the town of Gonesse, shortly after take off,
killing 113 people. French investigators are blaming a
blown tire for starting the chain of events that led to
the crash. |