Raw Footage of F4 Tornado Oklahoma intercepted from within a half mile - Radar pulsed HAARP rings? - May 22, 2013

The devastating, mile-wide tornado touched down near Oklahoma City on Monday, killing dozens of people -- including children -- decimating homes, businesses and a pair of elementary schools in the suburb of Moore.

Weather officials estimated the strength of the storm to be an F4 or F5 on the Fujita Scale, the highest rating a tornado can achieve.

The National Weather Service said the tornado's preliminary classification was an F4, with winds up to 200 mph.

The devastated area was an estimated 30 square miles.

The tornadoes came a day after powerful storms ripped through the center of the country, spawning at least a dozen tornadoes, causing extensive damage from Georgia to Minnesota.

The following video shows the Oklahoma tornado from the ground. The author of the video intercepted the tornado from within a half mile by South Moore High School.

 

And an unimaginable time-lapse footage of the tornado that struck the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma area on May 20th, 2013.

 

According to Dutchsinse: “Radio frequency modification of the weather, RADAR pulses (what we call radar pulsed "HAARP rings" and "Scalar Squares") have played a role -- areas pulsed yesterday, being hit today.”
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The F4 tornado is being called one of the worst to hit the entire country, ever.

source: news.yahoo.com , Dutchsinse

CONFESSIONS OF A M.I.A BLOGGER

I am so glad to be writing again, I went a little M.I.A the last few days because I have an insane amount of school work, research papers, projects and presentations all due in coming weeks. The pressure and stress is on full blast. Helpppp...

To bring you up to date: I didn't get the travel magazine collaboration I wanted but it's okay. It just means there will another door opening soon enough.

I also wanted to write about the Boston Marathon explosions. I had a dear family friend running in the race and finished just 10 minutes before the blasts went off. I was in sheer panic when I found out and was messaging her if she was okay and she wasn't answering. Turns out, she was okay just trying to make sure her other friends in the race were okay. It was a horrible event on a day that was supposed to be celebratory day for many people from Massachusetts and those from all over that ran in the marathon. However, as horrible and devastating this event was, I really want to emphasize the importance of horrors and devastating events in other countries of the world. For example, the earthquake that killed many citizens in Iran in recent days. The tragedies occurring in Somalia, Iraq, China and so on.
My personal opinion is that the news/media/the rest of the world does not give enough focus to other tragedies happening in the world. Unless it affects the States, it generally does not make headlines which is really sad and especially for me as an aspiring journalist or writer. What do you think about this topic? Pretty controversial, right? Some people get angry at me when I suggest the other problems in the world and how they do not get enough attention in the mass media. Again, just my personal opinion so I hope I did not offend any Americans or anyone affected by the Boston Marathon tragedy.

Also, I came across this article just now and it made me pretty sad to read this. That faults and crimes committed by the mentally ill are affecting the daily lives of every citizen in the United States.
http://news.yahoo.com/contemplating-chaos-nation-soft-targets-070703923.html

I promise, pinky promise, that I will work on the Italy post either tonight or tomorrow morning so I can have it to all you wanderlusters on Friday morning.

It's one of my good friend's birthday today so we are off for a night with the girls in the beautiful weather.

Have a wonderful Wednesday and travel on wanderlusters!

INSPIRATIONAL TUESDAY

"Why does it feel so good but hurt so bad?" Listening to some Olly Murs and Flo Rida before my evening class tonight, including some candles and incense! I've been in a Pinterest quotes browsing mood today, so here are some that I found to be really great:

Some travel and some just your average inspirational quotes.

I woke up this morning to a ground full of snow...and now it's sunny and beautiful out, hmm . bipolar weather in Eastern Europe! Well, it's gym time then class time. Have a wonderful (and inspirational ^^) Tuesday and travel wanderlusters!