What is this?
Deadly giant hornets kill 42 people in China
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/10/03/world/asia/hornet-attack-china/
Deadly giant hornets kill 42 people in China
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/10/03/world/asia/hornet-attack-china/
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/04/killer-hornets-chinese-city-living-in-fear
What are these hornets?
In person, the Asian giant hornet, which is the largest hornet species in the world, looks like "the wasp analog of a pit bull" with "a face that looks like you just can't reason with it," said Christopher K. Starr, professor of entomology at University of West Indes in Trinidad & Tobago.
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What if this is really
the Rev.9 – the fifth Trumpet; and the next- the sixth Trumpet will be killing
one third of mankind?
It is not very
good and wise to be ignorant about all these things happening around the world
and in the galaxies (more than what I have posted) just because nothing is happening
to you.
We need to get ready
to stand against the evil about to come in full force. The best is to prepare
spiritually- having an indestructible relationship with God the Creator, our
Holy God is the most secure and safest place we can ever find.
Do not be like
the five foolish virgins written in the Holy Bible in the Gospel of Matt.25:1-13.
GOD said, “Be
Holy because I Am Holy”
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The street lamps still come on each night, but nobody is home these days in the evacuated town of Namie. Former residents can visit their homes once a month with special permission but are not allowed to stay overnight inside the exclusion zone. Around 300,000 people were ordered to leave their homes around the Fukushima plant following the nuclear disaster in March 2011.
An elderly woman leans against the damaged grave of a relative as she visits a cemetery in the tsunami-damaged coastal area near Namie.
A small monument to victims is seen in front of an abandoned house in the tsunami-destroyed coastal area of Namie. The earthquake and tsunami killed close to 16,000 people. 
Dense vegetation is seen from inside an abandoned house in Namie.
A surfer carries his board as others catch waves in front of anti-tsunami barriers on the closed Toyoma beach near Iwaki. Almost all of the beaches in Fukushima prefecture have been closed since the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami that triggered the world's worst nuclear disaster in 25 years. In July 2013, the company that runs the crippled Fukushima power plant reversed months of denials and admitted that hundreds of tonnes of groundwater that has mixed with radioactive material may be flowing out to the sea every day.
Fishermen on the Kiyomaru fishing boat pull in their nets in the sea off Iwaki town, south of the crippled nuclear power plant. A small portion of the boat's catch will be used to test for radioactive contamination in the waters around Fukushima, with the rest thrown back into the ocean. Commercial fishing has been banned near the tsunami-crippled nuclear complex since the disaster. The only fishing that still takes place is for contamination research, and is carried out by small-scale fishermen contracted by the government.
Firefighters from Kyoto pay their respects as they visit the tsunami-destroyed coastal area of Namie.
A man fishes on a municipal beach near Iwaki that is closed to the public. Almost all the beaches in Fukushima prefecture remain closed two and a half years after the March 11, 2011 tsunami.
(I was thinking why I can't stop my tears...no...it is the LORD who is crying)
Please, pray for Japan!
Ritapearl
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