In dieser Show wollen wir neben anderen Themen das lang erwartete Gipfeltreffen zwischen Trump und Putin ist in Helsinki diskutieren. Nach wochenlanger Hysterie in den Mainstream-Medien - insbesondere im US-Establishment - im Vorfeld dieses Treffens, das tatsächlich ohne Berater unter vier Augen zwischen den beiden Regierungschefs stattgefunden hat, ist die Welt nun gespannt darüber, was besprochen wurde. Die US-Eliten haben sichtlich Angst vor den positiven Entwicklungen, die Trump und Putin in der Pressekonferenz nach dem Gespräch angekündigt haben. In dieser Pressekonferenz wurde deutlich, dass die Präsidenten über mehrere Stunden fruchtbare Gespräche hatten und sich auf einer Wellenlänge befinden. Das betrifft nicht nur ihr Anliegen für Verbesserungen der Beziehungen beider Länder zueinander, globale Sicherheit und die Wertlegung auf Diplomatie anstatt Konfrontation, sondern auch die propagandistischen Fragen, die erwartungsgemäß von den "Journalisten" der Fake News - Medien in der Pressekonferenz gestellt wurden. Auffällig bei der Pressekonferenz war nicht nur das beidseitige Bemühen für einen rationalen und friedlichen Dialog, sondern auch die respektvolle und freundliche Haltung beider Präsidenten zueinander - insbesondere angesichts der seltsamen Fragen von Reuters und Co. Diametral entgegengesetzt zu den Propagandaverbreitern der Mainstream-Medien zeichneten sich die Fragen der russischen Journalisten (unter anderem auch von RT) durch propagandafreie, fakten-basierte und nicht-hetzerische Fragen aus. Trump schien darüber sichtlich erfreut zu sein. Denn schließlich ist das ein großer Unterschied zu den "Journalisten", mit denen er es täglich in Amerika zu tun hat. Die Radio-Show können Sie sich auch als MP3 oder OGG unter folgendem Link herunterladen: https://de.sott.net/article/32760-Hinter-den-Schlagzeilen-Die-Medien-ticken-aus-Das-positive-Treffen-zwischen-Putin-und-Trump-in-Helsinki ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDtkdtXgGhc

S globalnim gospodarstvom, koje se temelji na američkom dolaru, na rubu sustavnog kolapsa, sve veći kaos na političkoj i društvenoj sceni se zrcali na klimatski kaos. Tijekom lipnja 2015., tisuće požara je haralo diljem Sjeverne Amerike i usmjerilo cijeli kontinent prema najgoroj sezoni u zabilježenoj povijesti. Lipanj je također vrhunac sezone tornada u SAD-u, ali jačina oluja koje su ih donijele je bila zapanjujuća. Najveći broj stradalih od tornada je zabilježen u središnjoj Kini gdje je pijavica prevrnula putnički brod na rijeci Yang-tze. Rekordne svibanjske količine kiše u Teksasu i Louisiani... su nastavile padati i prošli mjesec, te je rijeka Red dosegnula svoj najviši vodostaj u zadnjih 70 godina. Dijelovi južne Kine su također svjedočili najgorim poplavama u zadnjih preko 70 godina. Lokalizirane bujice su pogađale mjesta diljem svijeta, a posebno će ostati zapamćena tragična situacija u Accri, glavnom gradu Gane, gdje su stotine osoba smrtno stradale kada je eksplodirala benzinska postaja. Tbilisi u Gruziji je doživio sličnu sudbinu kada je kroz njega protutnjao "vodeni zid" usmrtivši 20 ljudi i polovicu životinja iz gradskom zoološkog vrta. Među drugim metropolama koje su poplavili potopi prošlog mjeseca nalaze se Ankara, Bangkok i Madrid, dok je Oman svjedočio 5-godišnjoj količini kiše... u samo jednom danu. Obilne monsunske kiše prošli mjesec su također usmrtile tisuće divljih životinja u skloništu u Indiji, dok se tisuće svinja utopilo u poplavama na jugu Kine. Umiranje životinja uključuje i milijune rakova na kalifornijskim obalama, te stotine tisuća antilopa u Kazahstanu. Toplotni val koji je u svibnju ubio tisuće u Indiji, prošli mjesec se preselio u Pakistan gdje je usmrtio nekih 1200 ljudi. U uobičajeno vrućim, suhim podnebljima svjedočilo se još bizarnijim scenama centimetara - a ponegdje i desetaka centimetara - tuče kako zarobljava aute na cestama. I dok se Aljaska kuhala na rekordno visokim temperaturama, Norveška je doživjela 5 puta više snijega nego što je to normalno za lipanj. Osim što su se aurore i noctilucent oblaci mogli vidjeti puno južnije nego što je to uobičajeno, kamere su ulovile i čudnovate objekte ili svjetla na nebu, uključujući tri objekta kako napuštaju Zemljinu atmosferu. Jaka seizmička aktivnost je pokazala svoje lice u još jednoj snažnoj erupciji indonezijskog vulkana Sinabung, dok je Maleziju pogodio najjači potres od 1976. godine. Snimljene su također nevjerojatne snimke otvaranja ogromnih pukotina diljem SAD-a u lipnju, koje su gutale aute, ceste, prilaze, dvorišta i igrališta za golf. I nemojte propustiti erupciju višebrojnih blatnih metanskih gejzira na jednom drugom igralištu za golf u Kanadi! Korištena glazba: "Escape ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAHBtE8zaKM

As Solar Cycle 25 is about to reach an unexpected peak, we observe an increase in electrical phenomena such as air-spirals, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions. A massive solar storm that nearly reached "X-class" status hit Earth on the first day of the month, causing some minor radio and internet disruptions worldwide. This was followed by one of the largest solar flares since 2017 on December 15, which temporarily knocked out radio communications on Earth, affecting even the higher frequencies. "These impacts were felt from one end of the Nation to the other," said the NOAA. The strong and persistent magnetic storms have also affected the ozone hole in the southern hemisphere, which remains unusually large for this time of year when it normally shrinks. It has remained at a size of about 15 km2 to become the third largest after November 30. At the same time, record cold weather in the stratosphere produced polar clouds earlier and farther south than usual, with people from all over the Northern Hemisphere reporting or recording sightings. These are extraordinary excursions from the normal polar cloud habitat. The season for polar clouds usually starts in January. The current cold wave has given the season an early start and could herald many more PSCs in the weeks ahead. Furthermore, on December 25, BAM Weather reported that "A textbook sudden stratospheric warming event looks to be unfolding," Sudden stratospheric warmings involve a rapid and dramatic rise in temperature — as much as 80 degrees Fahrenheit — within the polar stratosphere, together with a disruption in the stratospheric polar vortex. That disruption typically either splits the vortex or pushes it southward, along with associated Arctic air masses". And it's the splitting of the polar vortex that delivers the blast of Arctic air to the Lower 48 region. [...]"It appears as if there could be a legitimate risk developing for a mid to late Jan major blast of Arctic air and stormy weather," BAMWX noted. So get your big jacket ready. In this regard, the Russian Academy of Sciences interviewed Andrey Fedotov, a top polar scientist whose studies predict a serious global cooling beginning in 2030-2035. According to Fedotov, "the warming is about to end" and "the Earth is about to enter an 'ice age.' RAS: "So the Ice Age has already arrived, but we haven't felt it yet?"Fedotov: "No. When it comes, you will feel it immediately." [...] RAS: "And what should be done now? Prepare felt boots, warm clothes, heaters?"Fedotov: "I would start with food. Hungry-in felt boots won't last long. Here are the top freezing events for December 2023: Southern Germany - Munich hit with record-highest snowfall for December. Siberia - Sudden decrease up to minus 69 Fahrenheit. Moscow - blizzards blanketed Moscow in record snowfall. Kara-Kulja, Kyrgyzstan - 51 inches of snow. South Korea - record-breaking cold and snowfall. Northern Japan - record-high snow - 28 inches in 24 hours. Northeast US - Unusual cold temperatures and snowfall causing widespread power outages. East and Sothern China - deep freeze triggers extreme snowfall. And unusually severe storms continued to wreak havoc around the world: Hanang District, Tanzania - 65 fatalities after heavy overnight rain. Washington and Oregon - Atmospheric river dumps record rain - 8.6 inches in 24 hours. Queensland, Australia - 7 feet of rainfall dumped from Cyclone Jasper. Bahia Blanca, Argentina - 13 dead after heavy rainfall, and hurricane-like winds. Tamil Nadu, India - 3 feet of rainfall in 24 hours. East Coast states of Malaysia - Heavy floods displaced 25,000 people. Southern Thailand - Severe flooding displaced 10,000. We have to mention that the deadliest earthquake in more than a decade killed at least 127 people and injured about 700 in northwestern China. The quake triggered landslides and destroyed roads and infrastructure, knocking out communications, power, and water lines in the region. Also, seismic activity on Iceland's Reykjanes peninsula erupted spectacularly after weeks of unrest. A fissure 2.5 miles long appeared on the surface and spewed a wall of lava up to 100 feet high. Authorities evacuated the nearly 4,000 residents of the fishing town of Grindavík but said the eruption posed no threat to life or travel. This type of eruption does not usually produce much ash, but experts said there could be some impact on air travel. All this and more in our SOTT Earth Changes Summary for December 2023

SOTT Earth Changes Summary - July 2018: Extreme Weather, Planetary Upheaval, Meteor Fireballs This month was marked by incredible amounts of water falling in a very short period of time all over the world; killing thousands, displacing millions... and damaging more crops. China, South Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, South Africa, Nepal, Pakistan, India, Sweden, Russia, Italy and the US, were the most affected by the sheets of rain and the resulting flash floods during July. Japan also experienced an historic flood that caused widespread damage, 200 deaths and thousands displaced. Italy, Brazil and South Africa all had their share of unseasonable or 'rare' snow this month, leaving the local population rather surprised. As the 'heavens opened' in many places, high temperatures, droughts and wildfires hit California, Sweden, Norway, and Greece; the latter being the worst affected with 94 deaths, hundreds of displaced, 2,500 square kilometres ravaged with hundreds of people forced to feel to the beaches. There were significant fires in California, but no record was broken, until now, the fire of 1937 maintains the record with almost 90,000 square kilometers burned. Even combining all of the hectares burned by fire in California in the last five years are enough to beat that 1937 record. In addition, since the 1930s there has been a net decrease in the incidence of fires in the state. The same applies to the fires that developed in Europe, no records were beaten and there has been a significant drop in the incidence of fires since the 1980s, as Adapt 2030 has stated. The high temperatures recorded in July in Europe do not compare to those of the 1930s, not to mention the extreme heat experienced in Europe and much of the US over several years in the late 19th century. Again, we see the mass media focusing and magnifying the localized incidences of high temperatures and wildfires; one headline even stated that the world hasn't experienced such high temperatures since the emergence of our civilization (10,000 years ago), a statement that is just plain wrong. The Earth's surface temperatures are indeed rising due to geologic and volcanic activity, and the more direct incidence of solar rays due to the weakening of the magnetosphere. But forgotten amid the hype is that temperatures in higher layers of the atmosphere have been plummeting. Proof of this is seen in the increasing incidence of solar and lunar halos, noctilucent clouds, multicolored steles, ever-growing hailstorms and of course, unseasonable snowfalls. And lets not forget that we had rare snow events in the northern and southern hemispheres in both June and July this year. So don't be fooled, many of the earth changes we are now seeing are due to the low solar activity, the we ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xhW2Iz0fVM