RE: Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

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glad you are okay. i too am heartbroken over japan.

this is the work of haarp/.

haarp.

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night - we had rented a home across the street from the beach on the north shore in Ha'ena and had to pack up all and go to another house owned by the same woman, up high in Princeville. Exhausting and very scary. EVERYONE had to leave on the whole north shore from Hanalei to the end of the road at Ke'e.So grateful the beautiful Hawaiian Island are fine but so sad for Japan.Sitting on the deck looking out at the incredible mountains of Kauai and lush landscape in between (high above the beach) and so grateful all is well here in this special placeAll day Friday was a challenge - I could not figure it out - couldn't concentrate, crying, a mess - not usual for me and then the quake in Japan and the tsunami warnings for Kauai, where I am on vacation. Must have had some kind of premonition (I had checked what to do with a tsunami when we first arrived). Joe was wanting to leave the whole last week and didn't know why. Very weird.Then heard that west coast had warnings and worried about where I live close to the Straits of de Fuca, between Washington State & Canada. There was some wave damage in Crescent City, CA on Oregon border and also in harbor in Maui and in Hilo.Feeling very grateful today but very concerned for Japan and those of you who may be there.SheriSheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopathhttp://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood DiseasesNext classes start Friday March 11

[Guest guest]

glad you are okay. i too am heartbroken over japan.

this is the work of haarp/.

haarp.

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night - we had rented a home across the street from the beach on the north shore in Ha'ena and had to pack up all and go to another house owned by the same woman, up high in Princeville. Exhausting and very scary. EVERYONE had to leave on the whole north shore from Hanalei to the end of the road at Ke'e.So grateful the beautiful Hawaiian Island are fine but so sad for Japan.Sitting on the deck looking out at the incredible mountains of Kauai and lush landscape in between (high above the beach) and so grateful all is well here in this special placeAll day Friday was a challenge - I could not figure it out - couldn't concentrate, crying, a mess - not usual for me and then the quake in Japan and the tsunami warnings for Kauai, where I am on vacation. Must have had some kind of premonition (I had checked what to do with a tsunami when we first arrived). Joe was wanting to leave the whole last week and didn't know why. Very weird.Then heard that west coast had warnings and worried about where I live close to the Straits of de Fuca, between Washington State & Canada. There was some wave damage in Crescent City, CA on Oregon border and also in harbor in Maui and in Hilo.Feeling very grateful today but very concerned for Japan and those of you who may be there.SheriSheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopathhttp://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood DiseasesNext classes start Friday March 11

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88,000 missing people , a nuclear reactor maybe leaking , that tradewind blows up to the upper northwest and canada, this is going to a bigger mess than the oil spill in the gulf, irene

From: peggy nicholson <pnicholson9@...>no-forced-vaccination Sent: Fri, March 11, 2011 6:59:01 PMSubject: Re: Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

glad you are okay. i too am heartbroken over japan.

this is the work of haarp/.

haarp.

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night - we had rented a home across the street from the beach on the north shore in Ha'ena and had to pack up all and go to another house owned by the same woman, up high in Princeville. Exhausting and very scary. EVERYONE had to leave on the whole north shore from Hanalei to the end of the road at Ke'e.So grateful the beautiful Hawaiian Island are fine but so sad for Japan.Sitting on the deck looking out at the incredible mountains of Kauai and lush landscape in between (high above the beach) and so grateful all is well here in this special placeAll day Friday was a challenge - I could not figure it out - couldn't concentrate, crying, a mess - not usual for me and then the quake in Japan and the tsunami warnings for Kauai, where I am on vacation. Must have had some kind of premonition (I had checked what to do with a

tsunami when we first arrived). Joe was wanting to leave the whole last week and didn't know why. Very weird.Then heard that west coast had warnings and worried about where I live close to the Straits of de Fuca, between Washington State & Canada. There was some wave damage in Crescent City, CA on Oregon border and also in harbor in Maui and in Hilo.Feeling very grateful today but very concerned for Japan and those of you who may be there.SheriSheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopathhttp://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood DiseasesNext classes start Friday March 11

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88,000 missing people , a nuclear reactor maybe leaking , that tradewind blows up to the upper northwest and canada, this is going to a bigger mess than the oil spill in the gulf, irene

From: peggy nicholson <pnicholson9@...>no-forced-vaccination Sent: Fri, March 11, 2011 6:59:01 PMSubject: Re: Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

glad you are okay. i too am heartbroken over japan.

this is the work of haarp/.

haarp.

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night - we had rented a home across the street from the beach on the north shore in Ha'ena and had to pack up all and go to another house owned by the same woman, up high in Princeville. Exhausting and very scary. EVERYONE had to leave on the whole north shore from Hanalei to the end of the road at Ke'e.So grateful the beautiful Hawaiian Island are fine but so sad for Japan.Sitting on the deck looking out at the incredible mountains of Kauai and lush landscape in between (high above the beach) and so grateful all is well here in this special placeAll day Friday was a challenge - I could not figure it out - couldn't concentrate, crying, a mess - not usual for me and then the quake in Japan and the tsunami warnings for Kauai, where I am on vacation. Must have had some kind of premonition (I had checked what to do with a

tsunami when we first arrived). Joe was wanting to leave the whole last week and didn't know why. Very weird.Then heard that west coast had warnings and worried about where I live close to the Straits of de Fuca, between Washington State & Canada. There was some wave damage in Crescent City, CA on Oregon border and also in harbor in Maui and in Hilo.Feeling very grateful today but very concerned for Japan and those of you who may be there.SheriSheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopathhttp://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood DiseasesNext classes start Friday March 11

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More news here:

News Updates from Citizens For Legitimate Government

11 Mar 2011

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Breaking: Japanese to release radioactive vapour into atmosphere in desperate bid to prevent nuclear reactor exploding after systems fail at plant --3,000 evacuated from area --Pressure rises to 1.5 times normal level --Experts warn the situation 'could turn grave' 11 Mar 2011 Japanese authorities will release radioactive vapour into the atmosphere in a bid to prevent a nuclear power plant from exploding after its cooling system failed following today's massive earthquake. The country's nuclear safety agency says pressure inside the reactor at the Fukushima No.1 power plant has risen to 1.5 times the level considered normal. To reduce the pressure, slightly radioactive vapour will be released. [Makes one wonder why Obusha continues to give billions to the US corpora-terrorists pushing for more nuclear power plants. --LRP]

Japan earthquake forces thousands to evacuate in nuclear plant emergency --Experts warn that order to flee homes signals a serious problem at Fukushima power station in tsunami zone 11 Mar 2011 Thousands of people were being evacuated from their homes as Japan scrambled to shut down reactors and prevent a catastrophic meltdown at a nuclear plant that bore the brunt of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami, amid reports that its cooling system had failed. The US air force flew in coolant to help prevent nuclear fuel rods from overheating at the Fukushima plant, which from its coastal position in the Japanese north-east was starkly exposed to the full force of the tsunami.

88,000 missing people , a nuclear reactor maybe leaking , that tradewind blows up to the upper northwest and canada, this is going to a bigger mess than the oil spill in the gulf, irene

From: peggy nicholson <pnicholson9@...>no-forced-vaccination Sent: Fri, March 11, 2011 6:59:01 PMSubject: Re: Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

glad you are okay. i too am heartbroken over japan.

this is the work of haarp/.

haarp.

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night - we had rented a home across the street from the beach on the north shore in Ha'ena and had to pack up all and go to another house owned by the same woman, up high in Princeville. Exhausting and very scary. EVERYONE had to leave on the whole north shore from Hanalei to the end of the road at Ke'e.So grateful the beautiful Hawaiian Island are fine but so sad for Japan.Sitting on the deck looking out at the incredible mountains of Kauai and lush landscape in between (high above the beach) and so grateful all is well here in this special placeAll day Friday was a challenge - I could not figure it out - couldn't concentrate, crying, a mess - not usual for me and then the quake in Japan and the tsunami warnings for Kauai, where I am on vacation. Must have had some kind of premonition (I had checked what to do with a tsunami when we first arrived). Joe was wanting to leave the whole last week and didn't know why. Very weird.Then heard that west coast had warnings and worried about where I live close to the Straits of de Fuca, between Washington State & Canada. There was some wave damage in Crescent City, CA on Oregon border and also in harbor in Maui and in Hilo.Feeling very grateful today but very concerned for Japan and those of you who may be there.SheriSheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopathhttp://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood DiseasesNext classes start Friday March 11

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More news here:

News Updates from Citizens For Legitimate Government

11 Mar 2011

http://www.legitgov.org

All links are here:

http://www.legitgov.org/#breaking_news

Breaking: Japanese to release radioactive vapour into atmosphere in desperate bid to prevent nuclear reactor exploding after systems fail at plant --3,000 evacuated from area --Pressure rises to 1.5 times normal level --Experts warn the situation 'could turn grave' 11 Mar 2011 Japanese authorities will release radioactive vapour into the atmosphere in a bid to prevent a nuclear power plant from exploding after its cooling system failed following today's massive earthquake. The country's nuclear safety agency says pressure inside the reactor at the Fukushima No.1 power plant has risen to 1.5 times the level considered normal. To reduce the pressure, slightly radioactive vapour will be released. [Makes one wonder why Obusha continues to give billions to the US corpora-terrorists pushing for more nuclear power plants. --LRP]

Japan earthquake forces thousands to evacuate in nuclear plant emergency --Experts warn that order to flee homes signals a serious problem at Fukushima power station in tsunami zone 11 Mar 2011 Thousands of people were being evacuated from their homes as Japan scrambled to shut down reactors and prevent a catastrophic meltdown at a nuclear plant that bore the brunt of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami, amid reports that its cooling system had failed. The US air force flew in coolant to help prevent nuclear fuel rods from overheating at the Fukushima plant, which from its coastal position in the Japanese north-east was starkly exposed to the full force of the tsunami.

88,000 missing people , a nuclear reactor maybe leaking , that tradewind blows up to the upper northwest and canada, this is going to a bigger mess than the oil spill in the gulf, irene

From: peggy nicholson <pnicholson9@...>no-forced-vaccination Sent: Fri, March 11, 2011 6:59:01 PMSubject: Re: Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

glad you are okay. i too am heartbroken over japan.

this is the work of haarp/.

haarp.

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night

Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night - we had rented a home across the street from the beach on the north shore in Ha'ena and had to pack up all and go to another house owned by the same woman, up high in Princeville. Exhausting and very scary. EVERYONE had to leave on the whole north shore from Hanalei to the end of the road at Ke'e.So grateful the beautiful Hawaiian Island are fine but so sad for Japan.Sitting on the deck looking out at the incredible mountains of Kauai and lush landscape in between (high above the beach) and so grateful all is well here in this special placeAll day Friday was a challenge - I could not figure it out - couldn't concentrate, crying, a mess - not usual for me and then the quake in Japan and the tsunami warnings for Kauai, where I am on vacation. Must have had some kind of premonition (I had checked what to do with a tsunami when we first arrived). Joe was wanting to leave the whole last week and didn't know why. Very weird.Then heard that west coast had warnings and worried about where I live close to the Straits of de Fuca, between Washington State & Canada. There was some wave damage in Crescent City, CA on Oregon border and also in harbor in Maui and in Hilo.Feeling very grateful today but very concerned for Japan and those of you who may be there.SheriSheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopathhttp://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood DiseasesNext classes start Friday March 11

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Glad you are safe!!

>

>

> Had to evacuate for possible tsunami in Kauai, Hawaii last night - we

> had rented a home across the street from the beach on the north shore

> in Ha'ena and had to pack up all and go to another house owned by the

> same woman, up high in Princeville. Exhausting and very scary.

> EVERYONE had to leave on the whole north shore from Hanalei to the

> end of the road at Ke'e.

>

> So grateful the beautiful Hawaiian Island are fine but so sad for Japan.

>

> Sitting on the deck looking out at the incredible mountains of Kauai

> and lush landscape in between (high above the beach) and so grateful

> all is well here in this special place

>

> All day Friday was a challenge - I could not figure it out

> - couldn't concentrate, crying, a mess - not usual for me and then

> the quake in Japan and the tsunami warnings for Kauai, where I am on

> vacation. Must have had some kind of premonition (I had checked

> what to do with a tsunami when we first arrived). Joe was wanting

> to leave the whole last week and didn't know why. Very weird.

>

> Then heard that west coast had warnings and worried about where I

> live close to the Straits of de Fuca, between Washington State &

> Canada. There was some wave damage in Crescent City, CA on Oregon

> border and also in harbor in Maui and in Hilo.

>

> Feeling very grateful today but very concerned for Japan and those of

> you who may be there.

> Sheri

>

> Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

> http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ &

> http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/

> ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood Diseases

> Next classes start Friday March 11

>