I going to stay behind.
Because of the experience of the evacuees during Katrina.
What property that they left behind were seized.
Some of the evacuees have not been accounted for.

The black line shows who should evacuate NOW.
The red lines shows who will be affected eventually.

This map's author is unknown, but it started making the rounds on June 28, 2010.  :tinfoil:

Matthew

I think it's related to some of what has been posted from youtube. Someone said on one of those sources that the effected areas would be up to 200 miles inland of the entire eastern coast. It was definitely reported in one of the sources/channels I posted from youtube.

Yeah, I would definitely not want to be living along the coast right now. Appearances can be deceiving, and I've heard that the hospitals down in florida are already filling up because of this.

It's hard to say what people in the government might be thinking, not telling people how dangerous this really is. Even if everyone in flordia were displaced, there is still lots of open land across the US. You can't tell me these people couldn't be put on some land somewhere and get help from all over the US shipped to them. If we can ship all kinds of stuff over seas to disasters like in Hati, we can do it right here on our own soil, and probably a heck of a lot cheaper, too.

That, to me, is the creepiest part of this whole mess... if everything we're hearing from independent sources is true, or even half of it, you've got a situation where most if not all of florida could be wiped out, and although we CAN save those people, it's just not being done. THAT is creepy. We CAN save them... but we're NOT saving them... There is just no logical reason for that. They're not going to be dying of a contagious virus that needs containment or something.... It's just downright diabolical to KNOW people are going to die, and just LET them die, when we could have saved them. (Maybe not EASILY, but knowing that it was POSSIBLE, and we didn't do it...)

I haven't been following this very closely but is it really that toxic that everyone in Florida will die? This map is very scary. If it is correct that means that half the country will have to evacuate. Where will they go? I have heard that rumors that they are building cσncєnтrαтισn cαмρs, but such a massive evacuation would require a lot of cσncєnтrαтισn cαмρs. I don't think it is doable. I think they would just let everyone get sick and die.

According to this YOUTube, we better all say our prayers

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According to this YOUTube, we better all say our prayers

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Okay, now THAT video looked like just another one of those "we're all gonna die in 30 seconds" videos. Who are those people? Where do they get their info from? And so on...

There are plenty of people out there who are good at telling scary stories about how and when we're all gonna die. This is why we should all exercise a little discretion and not listen to just anybody. These people could be reading off of websites run by people with way too much time and imagination on their hands.

Just remember. The last 99 times we were all gonna die imminently, it simply didn't happen. Heck, watch old prophecy videos and you'll hear that we were all toast in the year 1999. Everybody's got a theory. But at least the videos most people have been posting come with some background so you can decide whether or not you even remotely can rely upon the information you're getting. This video doesn't give you anything but "let me give you a heart attack real fast here, by telling you all kinds of stuff with no grounds whatsoever for you to believe a word I'm saying."

Things are scary enough down there. But let's not let ourselves get completely carried away. (Just some friendly advice.) It's certainly easy to do, especially when really bad things are already happening.