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But then, as we’ve reported in the past, they always do. Animals and birds in Pakistan started strangely just before the first earthquake hit. Dogs started barking for no reason and packs of them began roaming in the streets. Cats were also restless and refused to eat and flocks of birds left their perches and flew into the sky. We’ve reported before that animals often know an earthquake is coming before humans have a clue.
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Scientists say that the amount of warm water reaching the Arctic from the Atlantic increased dramatically in 2004. This means that polar ice has started melting even faster than usual and that our climate will change radically. There may be more complex reasons for this than just greenhouse gasses, and Whitley writes about this in his new journal.
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James Kunstler, a recent guest on Dreamland radio who has written the book “The Long Emergency,” recently gave a speech that absolutely every American needs to hear. He said, “Never before in American history have the public and its leaders shown such a lack of resolve, or even interest, in circumstances that will change forever how we live. Even the Civil War was preceded by years of talk, if not action. But in 2005 we barely have enough talk about what is happening to add up to a public conversation. Our failure to pay attention to what is important is unprecedented, even supernatural.” click here to read the rest of this stunning speech. To hear Whitley’s interview of Jim (and Anne’s subscriber interview), subscribe today.
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Most of the time, it’s human mistakes that cause auto accidents?take away the human driver and car crashes will be a thing of the past. This seems obvious, so why did the Pentagon sponsor a race to find the best self-propelled car?

The Independent report that the military sponsored an actually NASCAR-style race, in which driverless cars raced around a 132 mile race course in the Mojave desert, competing for a huge monetary prize. The competing scientists created cars that could navigate through tunnels, roar over lake beds and up the sides of mountains, unbothered by rocks in the road (just like 4 wheel drive cars do in TV ads, but can’t do in real life).
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