It is horrible that in the midst of all our concern for the calamities befalling our nation and our planet, that we could ignore such a great crisis with such flippancy. We spend millions of dollars and dedicate hundreds of thousands of hours and pour thousands of top researchers and volunteers into far less imminent issues. Cancer, global warming, the internet, universal health care, even the oddest and rarest diseases are approached with tremendous resources and yet no one seems to be addressing this. There are no political speeches, no groundswell funding, no Hollywood clamoring and yet it is almost upon us.
We can plan marches and rallies. We hold symposiums, calls for action, pass legislative requirements and build entire industries around other issues. The clean air act, EPA mandates, restrictions on pollutants are all efforts to prove a point and resolve what might someday be a problem. Not one thin dime has been allocated to the reversal of a far more imminent and catastrophic event. We investigate wild fires and El Niño, tornado alley and tsunamis but no one is seeking a solution to the far more urgent concerns for world wide famine brought on by the daily shortening of the growing cycle.
Someone cries out “Hey, what if an asteroid hits the earth?” and huge treasuries have gone into producing defenses. Ebola threatened a few folks and there was an overwhelming response to drive it from our midst. World economies begin faltering and immediately the money flood gates are opened to shore them up. National responses are swift and powerful to rid from our sight flags or ideologies or customs which are no longer deemed important. But no one is seeking a solution to the far more urgent concerns for worldwide cooling brought on by the shortening of the exposure to the energizing rays of sunlight.
We have indisputable evidence that since the middle of June 2015, the amount of daylight on the North American continent has been diminishing at an alarming rate. If this trend is not challenged it is unlikely that life as we know it can continue beyond a few more months. This is not only alarming but it is disgraceful that so little attention has been given to the alternatives needed to correct this situation. Atomic warfare, asteroid impact or even volcanic eruption can bring devastating nuclear winter conditions for many years to come. But the end of necessary healthy sunlight will plunge all nations into repeated cycles of continual frigid weather that only a monumental shift of the earth’s axis can undo.
One of the reasons this is not recognized as a problem is because it happens so slowly. We are daily becoming accustomed to doing with far less without realizing the consequences. A few seconds here and there, then minutes every day are lost. The plants and crops which were once flourishing are wilting under the onslaught. Even the animals sense the coming disaster. Some are storing up food in anticipation of the lack of availability ahead. Others are relocating before the hardest times arrive. Commercial enterprises see this only as an opportunity for profiteering by creating heavier clothing. All of these evidences practically scream for recognition. It is high time we pay attention to the world around us and seek a permanent solution before it is too late.
Several laudable suggestions have been put forth in recent weeks by likeminded observers. It might be possible to slow the process by relocating millions of people to the Redacted Experimental Dynamic Indication Constant Universal Latitude Optimizing Undulation Site or R.E.D.I.C.U.L.O.U.S. for short. Scientists have determine that being in the R.E.D.I.C.U.L.O.U.S. zone could not only restore the available sunlight exposure by limiting axis tilt but could increase the value of lands which would no longer be occupied by selfish hoarders of grains and other crops in metal bins when starving people all over the globe are in need.
Another farsighted approach would be to institute a strict policy of heating the outdoors instead of indoors. While this would not increase the daylight hours, it could enhance the greenhouse gasses and reduce the clamoring for privacy. In fact a subset of this view believes that each dwelling could be used as fuel for the needed change and eliminate the requirement to protectively house people from the cold. The resulting reduction in the population could also effectively eliminate a number of people from competition for the waning resources. Although this has been suggested for several other concerns over the last few decades, it could be seen as counterproductive to the efforts of those in the R.E.D.I.C.U.L.O.U.S. camp.
Finding solutions to any catastrophe is a difficult but necessary task. Only by presenting the truth in clear terms and allowing the self-evident dangers to reveal themselves can we hope to begin to consider realistic alternatives. Please believe these undeniable truths. The amount of daily sunlight is being reduced by terrestrial repositioning at a rate of about two to two and a half minutes per day after the summer solstice around June twenty first. In only one month the sunlight exposure in a single day would be one hour shorter. At this alarming and very predictable rate parts of the northern hemisphere will soon experience lack of sunlight three times longer than its availability. Plants without sunlight cease to produce edible fruit and livestock has to rely on dried up stores of grains from previous harvests. Shifting weather patterns will then bring greatly altered climatic conditions requiring protection beyond the ability of tee shirts, shorts and sandles.
It is not known what might happen if this condition were allowed to prevail and continue unabated for more than a few months. Speculation of many seem to believe that without divine intervention, none of our efforts will succeed. Although many claim not to believe in the existence of an Almighty Creator God and Jesus the Christ, His Son, there does not appear to be any other direction to turn for relief. We must pray for our Salvation! You are urgently requested to consider all you have read and if you have any of your own R.E.D.I.C.U.L.O.U.S. ideas, please share them as soon as possible so we can survive as a people, as a nation and as a world.