FIRST SECOND. There will be a great obliquity on the ecliptic, which will impact the lives of humans and animals. Anguera message # /07/2006

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1 The BIG PULL

2 FIRST The earth will continue to move from its axis, without mankind's knowledge. The sea will increase in quantity, leaving thousands of submerged cities. Stormy winds ever seen in quiet city, will demolish houses in a second. magnetic storms will bring fear and terror in the big cities. Sleeping volcanoes are going to wake up leaving a trail of destruction. September 10, 2006 [from Ferreira] prophecies Brazil SECOND There will be a great obliquity on the ecliptic, which will impact the lives of humans and animals. Anguera message # /07/2006

3 FIRST The earth will continue to move from its axis, without mankind's knowledge. SECOND There will be a great obliquity on the ecliptic The SECOND we already know: the TILTING starting from to 22 ND April 2017 in six 15 steps/day Up to 90 degrees due to the BIG PULL by the Second Sun starting from 1st April. Earth Axis will tilt completely then Earth will displace its orbit

4 The FIRST The earth will continue to move from its axis, without mankind's knowledge. seems not to be real3. How this can be? BUT3.. IT IS COMPLETELY TRUE LET S SEE WHAT S ALREADY HAPPENING. THE REFERENCE NOW IS: 13 SEPTEMBER 2016

5 13 SEPTEMBER 2016 to ONLY 86 REVOLUTION 2017 PLANET ALIGNMENT PLANET REAL POSITIONS 21st July THE REFERENCE EARTH at July June 1st JuLY st June May 1st May Earth Venus Mercury Me Mar Apr 16 April 2017 The big pull 1st April EARTH at Still correct 0 reference 86 Ve Jan Feb 1st March st February ~ 1st November SECOND SUN ARRIVAL DIRECTION 1st January EARTH VE ME real position at 1- Jan-2017

6 13 SEPTEMBER 2016 to ONLY 86 REVOLUTION Here follows all the remaining steps to revealed by the 1st August 2012 CROP, during the new planet alignment due to the Second Sun HIGH FORCE of attraction. THE REVOLUTION SPEED is SLOWING DOWN starting from The NORMAL angular Earth speed should be 0,986 degrees per day (360 /365days) revolution degrees revolution degrees/day total degrees since initial date period final date days 01/07/ ,00 21/07/ , /06/ ,00 01/07/ , /05/ ,00 01/06/ , /04/ ,00 01/05/ , /03/ ,00 01/04/ , /02/ ,00 01/03/ , /01/ ,00 01/02/ , /12/ ,00 01/01/ , /11/ ,00 01/12/ , /10/ ,00 01/11/ ,5 0, /09/ ,00 06/10/ ,5 0,98 22,5

7 On the NORTH EMISPHERE the APPARENT AXIS inclination from June 21st to December 21st pass from + 23,27 (start of summer) to 23,27 (start of winter) + 23,27 23,27

8 The different position on the orbit sets a NEW apparent axis inclination toward the Sun, that will completely impact the FALL, the WINTER and the 2017 SPRING 1st May st April st March st Feb st Jan st Dec st Nov 2016 SECOND SUN

9 The different position on the orbit sets a NEW apparent axis inclination toward the Sun in respect to the seasons, that will completely impact the FALL, the WINTER and the SPRING Earth real position on the orbit toward the Sun REAL rivolution degrees Earth REAL apparent AXIS inclination Earth axis EX- THEORETICAL apparent AXIS inclination DEGREES POSITION DIFFERENCE ON ORBIT DIFFERENCE ON APPARENT AXIS INCLINATION THEORETICAL DATE rivolution degrees 13/09/ /09/2016 0,00 0 0,0 0,0 06/10/ /10/ ,31-3,36 23,32-3,62 1,0 0,3 01/11/ /10/ ,61-9,05 49,68-10,34 5,1 1,3 01/12/ /11/ ,92-14,74 80,1-18,1 13,2 3,4 01/01/ /12/ ,18-19,65 111,53-20,39 25,3 0,7 01/02/ /12/ ,36-23,01 143,97-12,29 44,6-10,7 01/03/ /01/ ,56-19,87 171,35-4,97 57,8-14,9 01/04/ /01/ ,78-15,69 202, ,0-18,7 16/04/ /01/ ,89-13, ,76 80,1-20,4 22/04/ /01/ ,93-90, ,26 83,1 01/05/ /02/ , ,0 01/06/ /02/ ,0 01/07/ /03/ ,0 21/07/ /04/ ,0 How to read the table - as an example: On 1st February the real position of the Earth will be as to be on Dec 20th. So this will be our beginning of winter, The APPARENT AXIS INCLINATION will be out of 10,7 butl. Things won t be so simple. On the 1st december the +3,4 difference will give us a warmer december than usual as to be in mid November, while at the beginning of March (-19,87 ) the winter will still be there. Mid April will get us as on the first 10th of normal December, then immediately after Summer temperatures will explode followed by the GREAT HEAT EXPLOSION never had ( and further on. See previous video)

10 The different position on the EARTH REVOLUTION orbit seen from the TOP ecliptic plane will be fully influenced by the Second Sun Arrival direction ( Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus positions)

11 So it is correct: The earth will continue to move from its axis, without mankind's knowledge. No one will be measuring the Earth AXIS tilting from the ECLIPTIC PLANE this will come later on April 16, when everyone will aknowledge the great disaster, in the meantime the APPARENT EARTH AXIS will change without anyone noticing it, because the movement is related to the EARTH REVOLUTION SLOW DOWN. To be aware of this we should be looking to the temperatures of the various seasons that will completely change in few months time. But at that time, we will be lost. Better be aware NOW, and a good example we had in October 2015 (the Second Sun was more far and Earth less involved), where in BRAZIL / ARGENTINA SPRING TIME, the temperatures went completely UP, higher than in their Summer time, facing big troubles. Everyone of you can easyly imagine some happenings without be a weather scientist.

12 The SUN FLUX is HIGHER when Earth is in the SEPTEMBER OCTOBER / NOVEMBER / DECEMBER position North Emisphere more WARM than usual EARTH APPARENT AXIS LESS ANGLED SUN SUN HEATING FLUX EARTH Moreover this should diminuish the temperatures on the Australian Emisphere, BUT this is not the case, because LL

13 The SUN FLUX is deviated by the SECOND SUN coming from SOUTH of the Ecliptic plane. Roughly 4,5 at and 2 at (computing of data and elliptical Second Sun orbit presumed from some CROP circle suggestions. Data seems to be correct by looking to the Earth global temperatures of last year. The Earth happenings confirms the theory) SUN SUN HEATING FLUX EARTH SUN Ecliptic plane SECOND SUN

14 These are my thinking for the BOREAL EMISPHERE 45 NORTH : SEPTEMBER HOT DURING MIDDLE DAY TIME WARM in the MORNING OCTOBER still high temperatures DURING MIDDLE DAY TIME WARM in the MORNING Night becomes always a bit colder than september NOVEMBER WARM DURING MIDDLE DAY TIME WARM in the MORNING Night becomes always a bit colder than October DECEMBER a WARMEST situation than usual during day + cold nigths, not too cold. JANUARY temperatures as ENDING FALL TIME FEBRUARY cold as BEGINNING WINTER TIME MARCH cold as WINTER TIME APRIL cold as WINTER TIME till 22 nd April Then let s PRAY The temperatures will explode in 20 days time as NEVER by the BIG PULL. We will directly pass from FULL winter to full Summer, plus a further HOTTER SUMMER never been, and the time will start to diminuish (see 2017 calendar and previous videos) MATTEW 24, [21] for at that time there will be great tribulation, such as has not been since the beginning of the world until now, nor ever will be. [22] And if those days had not been shortened, no one would be saved; but for the sake of the elect they will be shortened.

15 Stormy winds ever seen in quiet city, will demolish houses in a second. September 10, 2006 [from Ferreira] prophecies Brazil Just 2 examples where science remains shocked 'cause deemed impossible in places being ravaged by cyclones and / or hurricanes. Cities and tranquil islands that never have seen any devastation. Also predicted by the Virgin Mary in Anguera SOCOTRA (YEMEN). 2 hurricanes in 7 days. Science says: There? it is IMPOSSIBLE. 11/01/ Hurricane Chapala, intensity between 4 and 5, reaches the coast of Yemen and strikes with a crazy violence on the island of Socotra. 08/11/2015 The Megh hurricane strikes Yemeni island of Socotra with heavy rains and winds of over 200km / h. Situation very heavy on the legendary island of Socotra Yemen, already struck last week by Hurricane Chapala and today "sunk" by Megh. Message from Anguera 2,724-24/08/2006 Many regions inhabited today will become deserted. Where Socotra? Here is the painful question that will the men. DOLORES (URUGUAY) 04/16/2016 devastated by a hurricane. Science says: There? it is IMPOSSIBLE. Tornado crash in Uruguay, devastated the city of Dolores "It 'something never seen before, a relatively rare and unusual phenomenon for this country," reports Besozzi, which then concludes: "houses, buildings, cars, everything went destroyed. Unfortunately there are also victims, seem pictures from a movie, but unfortunately it is not fiction, it's all true. " Message from Anguera August Dear children, Dolores will live in anguish on seeing the devastation in Belo Monte (Montevideo). The earth is filled with wickedness, and men walk like blind spiritually. WE ARE ONLY THE BEGINNING OF THE END

16 If you re still thinking CROP circles are made by humans, well, these guys had had a lot of thinking in making all this stuff working together drawing them down with so many years difference asking also to the Holy Mother what to say, with all the intriguishing astronomical matters and messages, awating on someone to put them together giving a sense instead of making crosswords. But if you think they are from extraterrestrials aliens, then, please bring them here, we will be having a cocktail party together before the end with a big hit on their shoulders as Bruce Willis USA hero this time won t be able to save you again. That was a fiction, didn t you recognize that? the time has come All prophecies are on the way JESUS is really COMING BACK

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