Posted by Steve (Billy Steven Crider) on March 21, 2008, 4:12 pm, in reply to "Re: Plagues of Egypt....."indeed" Pt 2"
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Here is the letter sent this morning in it's entirety and the same will serve as an introduction to this weeks Sabbath Study.
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Crider Creative Works Letter sent to Oregon Oes
concerning Oregon Floods, and plagues of Egypt
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From: Billy Crider
Date: Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 9:04 AM
Subject: the Williamette River...
To: cridercreativeworks@gmail.com, "(ommitted for privacy at Oregon agency),@oem.state.or.us" <(ommitted for privacy at Oregon agency),@oem.state.or.us>
Mr. (ommitted for privacy at oregon agency),
Interesting, that today on the CBS Morning Show, amidst the midwest flooding in Texas which comes for a second year in a row in March, in Missourii which Flooded along with 4 other states last May, flooding which was called then, the worst since 1993, interesting that "Experts" seem to be predicting "more flooding" this season along the Ohio river Valley, and likewise other regions named which are north and east of and including Texas. It doesn't seem that experts seem concerned with Oregon any longer. I think you should recall an earlier Warning after the floods which hit in December from the Tropical storm that Occured not only in the middle of Winter but off the coast of Oregon Consider that on:
*************email sent NOV 6,2007 on the heels of Mexico floods Warnings began to be sent for Oregon****************
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dateTue, Nov 6, 2007 at 12:05 PM
subjectFwd: ...Now Mexico
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From: Billy Crider
Date: Nov 6, 2007 9:36 AM
Subject: ...now Mexico
To: cridercreativeworks@gmail.com
All thru August, I warned in emails that a Hurricane would strike Galveston this season. On September 23rd, I pointed your attention to Central Mexico, we waited, in the last 10 days or so I sent you an email containing a warnin in it's opening statements, "NOW FROGS, NOW MEXICO". Today Millions of people in Central Mexican Gulf States are homeless due to massive flooding. Many are dead, and Many still await rescue on roof tops.
Border Area Responds to Dreadful Southern Mexico Floods Frontera ...
Mexidata.info, CA - 9 hours ago
Arriving in Mexico City, flood refugees from Villahermosa affirmed that people had been killed in the disaster. "Yes, there are dead and many bodies," said ...
Blacksburg Company Helps Mexico Flood Victims
WSLS.com, VA - 4 hours ago
7A Blacksburg company sends help to hundreds of thousands stranded by devastating floods in Mexico. Rafael Gonzalez, the CEO of Portaqua LLC, ...
CWS situation report: Mexico floods
ReliefWeb (press release), Switzerland - 6 hours ago
SITUATION: More than 800000 have been left homeless in flooding in the state of Tabasco, Mexico, and rescue operations are still continuing. On Sunday (Nov. ...
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date Oct 22, 2007 3:55 PM
subject Tornados strike 6 states...Drought at it's worst in 6 states....
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telling you to keep an eye on the Pacific Northwest, focus nowturns to...Jacksonville... Oregon.
7 states now will soon enter into the worst possible drought status...marked by 50% or greater of their land masses, now frogs,
now Mexico
I dont suppose it would be natural to assume that with nearly
1 million people homeless due to major flooding in Tobasco,
that it would be natural to assume they are about to have an
increase in the frog population. Must be more of that coincidence
stuff going on.
7 States- Va, West VA, NC, TN, SC, GA and ALA, all experiencing worst possible drought status, but this isn't fufilled yet, now the brief relief. Now we move to a winter drought, watch the west coast, Ca, Ore, Az, remember the date involved with the message "this one will really baffle them" the date that was underlined and sent out US postal in 4 letters...?
Something about, central mexico, earthquake.
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The last letter I sent you was on February 4th, Now as timelines and questions of concern...we now approach the "4th" month of the year, Two things in particular I recall drawing emphasis to the approaching timeframe...one of them, "Locusts" the other...flooding in Oregon...
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to"(Ommitted for privacy at oregon agency),@oem.state.or.us" <(ommitted for privacy at Oregon agency),@oem.state.or.us>,
dateMon, Feb 4, 2008 at 11:49 AM
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Mr. (ommitted for privacy at Oregon agency),,
I percieve that your question was not about a date, but a
locale...perhaps I am wrong...I percieve your question was "which
river should you be concerned with?"...If I am right in this...then
your answer is the Williamette....
click on this link...
http://www.kval.com/news/15119051.html
I followed it for the image...I perceived flooding...I do know that
the southern region of your state will be effected...however this
river impacts that region...that is the things that should be taken
into consideration. I will pray for your state.
Good day Mr. Murphy.
KVAL
Winter Cold Keeps Oregon Highways Closed
Salem-News.Com, OR - 17 hours ago
Sections of Oregon Highways 62 and 138E and the entire stretch of
Oregon Highway 230 will remain closed through Tuesday, Feb. 5 as
downed trees and large ...
Interstates reopen, but hazards remain The Oregonian - OregonLive.com
Three southern Oregon highways closed by snow KTVZ
Interstate reopen; other Ore. highways remain closed KTVZ
The Oregonian - OregonLive.com - Mail Tribune
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