Information Shared from Personal Channelings....
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RE: RISING OCEAN WATER LEVELS AND LAND FLOODING
(The person we channeled for authorized the use of this information for the public) NOTE: Throughout history, the Netherlands (Holland) has used windmills and systems of dykes to keep the land they reclaimed from the sea dry (and from inner lakes called "polders"). Constant bailing of water out of polders has allowed for more farming and homes, instead of the former lakes and sea bed filling up with water again. |
As I have Dutch heritage I have been to Holland many times and have learned of the challenge the Dutch have keeping the polders dry. Obviously they have upgraded to mechanized pumping systems instead of windmills now, but what they are still faced with is the threat of flooding from the North Sea. Right now one third of the country is beneath sea level, with the lowest part being 22 feet below. What Ivo describes is a futuristic solution for this problem that WORKS with the ocean, not fights against it. What is currently western Holland will be barricaded by many levels of cities that are built to work with the ocean's changing levels.
Q: I live on the coast of Holland. Will there be a danger here because of rising sea levels?
Ivo: Yes, there already is. They do not tell you. As Sharon has a Dutch ancestry, we have studied the precarious situation that the west coast of the Netherlands is in, especially because even though her mother's last name is van Groningen, she was born and raised in Haarlem. Sharon has a personal interest in this country and I have enjoyed learning as well.
With the Rhine river delta opening into the North Sea, (Me: oooh! Just got an intuition! LOL) with the Rhine river delta opening into the North Sea, this leaves Holland in a precarious position as sea levels rise. The Afsluitdijk (pictured above) is a good system that barriers off the waters, but particularly in the south there is a problem, around Rotterdam and in Zeeland, despite the effectiveness of the Delta Works.
Negotiations are in the works right now for reclamation of the North Sea by the Dutch, which will connect exposed western parts of Holland to the British isles and parts of France.
Me: LOL Wonder how the Brits are going to feel about that? Really becoming part of Europe?
Ivo: It is being regarded as a good means to increase trade and commerce between Britain and the Netherlands as well as the rest of Europe. The Netherlands will become a commerce hub between the financially dominant countries of England, Germany and France.
Me: See? You have to come here first to find out what your own country is going to do. LOL That's a large swath of the sea to take back but I'm sure Holland can do it. They've done so much more.
Ivo: The technology in use for this project will be so far beyond what is currently available. They are waiting for the day when advanced technologies are released to the public in order to start this project. There will be series of overflow areas that will be quite large as well as contributed landfill to build up the dykes, but it will go far beyond what has ever been done before to keep Holland dry. They may even resort to floating islands or allowing for floating cities. The cities will be raised up as any incoming water levels will be diverted underneath them, not over top of them. Imagine a water spill the size of a city filling up a tank underneath the city.
Me: How do you float a city, Ivo?
Ivo: We do it all the time. It is a question of diversion in this case, but also a question of (wow, holy cow! Still seeing things) having tanks that will hold helium in them that will be filled to the equivalent of an equal 1:1 ratio to the incoming water pressure. So the helium will release gravitic pressure on the city to the extent that the water increases pressure underneath it.
Me: Oh yes, anti-grav technology!!
Ivo: Yes, it is coming, my love.
Me: What about the part of Holland that's where it is today, still under sea level? So the fact that they've taken the entirety of the north sea back will leave it dry as well, and presumably they've graded the walls around that area on the north and south sides so that water can come in but will get caught between large dykes. But there'll be more than one dyke to protect the land from the sea.
And in the event that water does manage to get in, it'll be used to float the city back up to sea level. Presumably more will be done to protect the western coast of the Netherlands against catastrophe.
Ivo: They will do so, my love. Neither Holland nor Venice will sink. There have been many predictions about loss of land masses to rising oceans, but the technology to save you from this is only a moment away.
Me: So don't lose any sleep over this, Jan. Help is coming and Holland is going to get a LOT bigger. I know you could use the space, too.
I also expect there will be a canal through this reclaimed north sea to allow sea passage back and from Scandinavia and Russia.
(We felt this important information to release to the public simply because of the number of people who are scared about rising sea levels, not realizing that we have technologies coming to us soon that will stamp this problem out. The reason the technologies are still on hold: the Deep State, and once their system of control over us breaks down, a new "Golden Age" will come to earth again as we seek to fix all the problems they didn't allow us to while they were in charge. This system is starting to crack now, DS players are being replaced as they are arrested, and the QFS (Quantum Financial System) is now in place and operating - a sentient computer system that can track all illegal financial transactions and more!)
Q: I live on the coast of Holland. Will there be a danger here because of rising sea levels?
Ivo: Yes, there already is. They do not tell you. As Sharon has a Dutch ancestry, we have studied the precarious situation that the west coast of the Netherlands is in, especially because even though her mother's last name is van Groningen, she was born and raised in Haarlem. Sharon has a personal interest in this country and I have enjoyed learning as well.
With the Rhine river delta opening into the North Sea, (Me: oooh! Just got an intuition! LOL) with the Rhine river delta opening into the North Sea, this leaves Holland in a precarious position as sea levels rise. The Afsluitdijk (pictured above) is a good system that barriers off the waters, but particularly in the south there is a problem, around Rotterdam and in Zeeland, despite the effectiveness of the Delta Works.
Negotiations are in the works right now for reclamation of the North Sea by the Dutch, which will connect exposed western parts of Holland to the British isles and parts of France.
Me: LOL Wonder how the Brits are going to feel about that? Really becoming part of Europe?
Ivo: It is being regarded as a good means to increase trade and commerce between Britain and the Netherlands as well as the rest of Europe. The Netherlands will become a commerce hub between the financially dominant countries of England, Germany and France.
Me: See? You have to come here first to find out what your own country is going to do. LOL That's a large swath of the sea to take back but I'm sure Holland can do it. They've done so much more.
Ivo: The technology in use for this project will be so far beyond what is currently available. They are waiting for the day when advanced technologies are released to the public in order to start this project. There will be series of overflow areas that will be quite large as well as contributed landfill to build up the dykes, but it will go far beyond what has ever been done before to keep Holland dry. They may even resort to floating islands or allowing for floating cities. The cities will be raised up as any incoming water levels will be diverted underneath them, not over top of them. Imagine a water spill the size of a city filling up a tank underneath the city.
Me: How do you float a city, Ivo?
Ivo: We do it all the time. It is a question of diversion in this case, but also a question of (wow, holy cow! Still seeing things) having tanks that will hold helium in them that will be filled to the equivalent of an equal 1:1 ratio to the incoming water pressure. So the helium will release gravitic pressure on the city to the extent that the water increases pressure underneath it.
Me: Oh yes, anti-grav technology!!
Ivo: Yes, it is coming, my love.
Me: What about the part of Holland that's where it is today, still under sea level? So the fact that they've taken the entirety of the north sea back will leave it dry as well, and presumably they've graded the walls around that area on the north and south sides so that water can come in but will get caught between large dykes. But there'll be more than one dyke to protect the land from the sea.
And in the event that water does manage to get in, it'll be used to float the city back up to sea level. Presumably more will be done to protect the western coast of the Netherlands against catastrophe.
Ivo: They will do so, my love. Neither Holland nor Venice will sink. There have been many predictions about loss of land masses to rising oceans, but the technology to save you from this is only a moment away.
Me: So don't lose any sleep over this, Jan. Help is coming and Holland is going to get a LOT bigger. I know you could use the space, too.
I also expect there will be a canal through this reclaimed north sea to allow sea passage back and from Scandinavia and Russia.
(We felt this important information to release to the public simply because of the number of people who are scared about rising sea levels, not realizing that we have technologies coming to us soon that will stamp this problem out. The reason the technologies are still on hold: the Deep State, and once their system of control over us breaks down, a new "Golden Age" will come to earth again as we seek to fix all the problems they didn't allow us to while they were in charge. This system is starting to crack now, DS players are being replaced as they are arrested, and the QFS (Quantum Financial System) is now in place and operating - a sentient computer system that can track all illegal financial transactions and more!)
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Life Was Different on Earth 15,000 Years Ago
I think the poles shifted around the time of the Atlantean catastrophe.
Even back then, animals and humans were friends. But because of the pole shift, winters became harsh with no food growing, so they had to learn to eat meat, which they understood to be poison to them.
Otherwise places like Russia were a temperate zone, with large fruit and vegetables growing to feed many. They also lived off of tubers, but with the cold winters, they had to learn to adjust to the temperatures and eating meat to survive. Food was everywhere before the Martians overtook the earth.
They changed the climate and the food supplies changed as well. There were foods on earth then that are unknown to us now. I've suspected this: that the bounty of beauty and vegetation, as well as animal life has dwindled to what it is today.
Even back then, animals and humans were friends. But because of the pole shift, winters became harsh with no food growing, so they had to learn to eat meat, which they understood to be poison to them.
Otherwise places like Russia were a temperate zone, with large fruit and vegetables growing to feed many. They also lived off of tubers, but with the cold winters, they had to learn to adjust to the temperatures and eating meat to survive. Food was everywhere before the Martians overtook the earth.
They changed the climate and the food supplies changed as well. There were foods on earth then that are unknown to us now. I've suspected this: that the bounty of beauty and vegetation, as well as animal life has dwindled to what it is today.