Daily blog 18 Sept 2010.wmv

The rough weather and the Christchurch earthquake are linked, as the moon goes from second closest to earth for the year to fourth furthest away, thus moving faster and creating more turbulence. The disturbance is manifest in land, sea and air. The moon is in Capricorn, one of the rainiest signs, and moving north. The Waikato River is running high but should begin to drop after the weekend.

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• moon and weather
• longrange weather
• NZ weather longrange
• weather for Ashburton
• snow in June
• Ken Ring
• weather forecasts
• Metservice
• NIWA
• solstice
• astrology
• weather prediction
• longrange predictions
• perigee
• first quarter moon
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[darkrx777]

Hes the kind of species you find hanging around the crusty bumholes of pedophiles and rapists. A statement as factual and correct as ken's predictions.

[dazzathecameraman]

Mr Ring uses quote "+/- 4 days" from each event (full moon, new moon, perigee, apogee and king tides. This means that up to 100% of a given month can be covered by his forecasting methods. See my video "What is wrong with Ken Rings forecast charts".

[speedmanifesting]

Thanks for your continual background info as we all learn more about this type of weathercasting.

[DevilHonzo]

Vague quotes about dates of 'increased' activity plus or minus several days, without magnitudes, locations, and exact times do not constitute prediction. How does it feel profiting off Gullible New Zealanders and more-so the good honest people from Christchurch ~ To be completely honest I don't know how you sleep at night. Your a fraud. Campbell stuck it to you and put you in your place and I'm frankly disgusted he had to apologize to the likes of you.

[ooKRE8Roo]

How can I get a hold of Helen Guiney?

[Toasteater101]

You gots Owned by John Campbell LOL

[chris88507]

Tell us about Christchurch march 2011.

[westiesworld4u]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.