After the 2020 El-Nino rains, the La-Nina drought was apparently expected as it is always a sequel to every El-Nino weather. However, not this soon.
This year's lowlands winter, which started in November 2020 to February 2021 was cut short unexpectedly by an astronomical event of an alignment of the big peripheral planets especially Jupiter and Saturn.
The combined gravitaty of these planets applied such a strong back force in the earth, it stopped the discharge stroke midway and in the course cutting off winter rains before the crops reached full maturity.
This process has already set off a La-Nina weather drought which is likely to last around two to four years without any significant harvest from farming activities.
Without proper preparations by world nation's, especially vulnerable developing countries, the La-Nina weather effects can be catastrophic.
Food shortages will definitely result in increased food prices with other sectors following suit and eventually resulting in great inflation. This results in regional instability with possible conflicts.
Water and pasture shortages will obviously cause friction among communities. An area requiring early attention by affected nations.
Countries dependent on hydro-electric power will have to ration their electricity supply, which will reduce industrial output, resulting in loss of jobs and rising unemployment. This will excercerbate poverty resulting in increased criminal activities and lawlessness.
This post is aimed at serving as an early warning for the world to prepare for difficult times ahead.
The analysis and predictions of the possible La-Nina drought are based on gravitational principles which operate the process of rain and seasons and which you can read in this ebook,
