Benjamin Fulford just published an article that expresses some serious concerns, which were already mentioned indirectly by George Ure, Dutchsinse and others before:That the long expected (even by conservative seismologists) severe earthquake along either the New Madrid faultline or somewhere on the US West coast would trigger a couple of 'nuclear accidents' - maybe even more severe than what happens already at Fukushima.Arnie Gundersen has mentioned some weeks ago that the spent fuel storage in many US powerplants is working after the same model as at Fukushima and in some cases is filled with even more un-contained fuel rods.While Fulford's theory sounds very weird to the 'un-initiated', I tend to keep an open mind about it. It's really not necessary to make decisions on many daily issues where we otherwise are used to form an opinion. For us people not living in the US it makes not much difference wheter nuclear accidents in this country are triggered by purpose, or whether the dangers are more passively neglected with a similar result. Fact is that many - far too many - nucear power plants in the US are sitting directly on top of known fault lines. More Severe Quakes It should be also evident from Dutchsins' reports and analysis that over the last months tension has been building up enormously along these fault lines and a great number of relatively small earthquakes have been making their way from the plate boundaries along the West coast inlands into the Rockies. The whole Pacific plate is tremendously active now and we have a grade 6 earthquake almost every day. In addition statistical data shows the average depth of earthquakes decreasing, translating into more destructive movements on the surface. (urbansurvival.com) Whatever the immediate cause for this increased seismic activity may be (the sun is a good intermediate candidate for 'causality' here) - the Pacific plate seems to bounce and wobble and has already triggered destructive earthquakes in Chile, New Zealand and Japan - plus countless more large quakes in less populated areas, especially near Indonesia and all the way down to Australia.

"Stadtflitter" - H.E. Dr. Maharaja Hathiwalah and Lou Profile This interview with author Claus Dettelbacher on "BREiTZEiT" at 13th April 2011 took almost 2 hours. He talked about his new books, The Pre-Revolution Handbook and the photo-book Ark. Some Indo-centric chat in between and the desparate attempt to deliver some serious message about the pending food-crisis, Fukushima and what happened to Max Keiser's "Buy silver, crush the Morg". Good music in between too? It was broadcasted by Radio Stadtfilter Winterthur, a free radio, which now has about 45.000 listeners per day, web-stream excluded. The interview was conducted in English. You can download the parts or directly listen to them. They are all mp3 and about 40MB each. part1 | part2 | part3 | part4 | part5

Fukushima updateThis one is easy. It's getting worse. The leaking and meltdowns have not been stopped and the incident has now been raised to level 7 - which now officially equals Chernobyl. Of course it's worse than that, but they need another couple of weeks or months to admit that.Then there is the issue of the continuing "after"-shocks. They seem to not really be on the decrease. In fact there was a 6.0 today with the epicentre just a couple of miles from the Fukushima reactors. An educated YouTube blogger, dutchsinse, has even speculated that the entire northern part of Japan will eventually slide into the 20.000 ft deep trench east of Japan. After his first speculations he found out that even the European Space Agency came up with essentially the same result - verifying that during the last magnitude 9.0 earthquake northern Japan has been sinking to the east up to 2.5 meters (!).

While in other countries like Wisconsin, Egypt, Lybia, Tunesia, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, etc. the Revolution has just begun ? it seems to be already over in Vienna, Austria*. At least that's what a recent 'art project' suggests.The house in question is the so called 20-er house, an office building that has never been finished. Tearing it down again would also cost money, so they handed it over to the artist Marko Lulic. More info can be found here:"Luli??s work Museum of Revolution was first time realized at the construction site of the new office building of the Viennese museum Belvedere. The starting point for his concept of the work was the Muzej Revolucije (Museum of Revolution) in Belgrade, designed in 1961 by the Croatian architect Vjenceslav Richter. This museum has never been completed, but only progressed as far as the ceiling of the structure?s basement. A ruin now overgrown with shrubbery, it still exists, entirely forgotten, in a park landscape of New Belgrade. For Luli?, this museum is a model case of how dreams or revolutions can peter out and how manifestos of a new dawn can turn into symbols of decline." Funny enough that this happens in one of the most conservative capitals of Europe, where the catholic house of Habsburg tried in vain to re-install the Roman empire ? and failed. Do they now want to box revolutions before they even began - in a kind of an preemptive historical strike? No conspiracy theoriy here, just what Robert A. Wilson would call "synchronicity" of the strange kind.Will it be filled with artifacts soon or wither away like it's predecessor in Belgrade? Maybe start sendiing some used guillotines, a Gaddafi scalp, posters, empty tear-gas shells or all kinds of bullet cartriges, etc. to this new museum - they seem tooperate on a tight budget.Very funny also the metal fence with barbed wire on top that surrounds the compound. All kinds of associations welcome"? it's only art? *NOT Australia! No kangoorohs there.

One of the more interesting maps that clearly show one major directions for the next months: View Inflation Riots and Protests 2011 in a larger mapThe whole thing was linked from an article on ZeroHedge.com. Since it is late already and weekend too, let me just make the point that from my humble perspective and research ? FOOD will be a major issue during the next years - and not only for the poor. Many, particularly in the West, will shake their heads in disbelief and are still conditioned to believe that they will always have enough on the table to eat. They already forgot the tales of their grand-parents about wars, revolutions and famine. In fact they are largely totally disconnected from what really drives the world and sadly enough many will wake up too sudden from their sweet TV-lullabyes.