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Date: November 28, 2023 at 22:21:16
From: Nevada, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Charles asks is this a sign? |
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winds topple national Christmas tree by white house?
Probably just a sign of incompetency. I saw clips of the
tree being installed earlier and remember thinking that I
hoped they knew how to support such a big tree properly.
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Date: November 29, 2023 at 22:28:38
From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Charles asks is this a sign? |
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I watched video today someone covering the Xmas tree in
DC, the old living tree which had been used for lighting
for 50 years kicked the bucket, died of disease, etc, so
they put up a cut tree to make do, but yeah the wind
toppled it so they put it back up and secured it
better.
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Date: December 01, 2023 at 02:50:57
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Charles asks is this a sign? |
URL: https://www.wboy.com/news/watch-live-lighting-of-us-capitol-christmas-tree-from-west-virginia/ |
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White House Christmas tree from West Virginia Monongahela National Forest...meanings and signs:
“Monongahela” reportedly came from one of several interpretations or spellings of one or more American Indian (presumably Delaware) words such as “Mehmannauwinggelan”, “Menaungehilla”, or
“Meh-non-ge-heh-lal” which have been translated into phrases such as “many landslides”, “high banks or bluffs, breaking off and falling down in places”, or “places of caving or falling banks”
which may have originally referred to the point of the junction between the Monongahela and Youghiogheny Rivers at McKeesport, PA (near Pittsburgh) or to the river in general. The most commonly
quoted meaning appears to be “the river of falling banks.”
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pamela...it just now occurred to me after I posted to you on skywatchers board about MCYoung and her Appalachian Home + War Drums dream which was involved a storm from the sun which was part of a
different dream to which she received was linked. Okay see what came to me and I had looked into it earlier after viewing the video I already saw you posted about the cut tree blew down and I
wanted to know where did the tree come from that was cut down so I looked it up and it is from the Appalachia region specifically West Virginia where I grew up and kin folk hail from and now I am
thinking MC Young's Appalachian dream which I tried to help her post on new syzygy one night for hours and it would not post for either of us but she was able to post it on EB...later on someone
who read both boards read our posts of frustration regarding not being able to post it on new syzygy and used the EB post to copy and paste the dream which was no problem easy peasy but for MC
and I it was hours of frustration and wondering. I knew that I knew I was to keep watch concerning this dreams...seems to be happening now. The other part of her dream was war drums getting
louder and louder and a storm from the Sun.
My kin folks home! Almost Heaven West Virginia! MC Youngs dream and how I was linked to that trying to help her post it...wows. Others can take this how they want for me it means SOON is
here...been waiting for it since visions I was given in 2002 from heaven bitter sweet like the description in the book of Revelation.
http://earthboppin.net/talkshop/space/messages/47782.html
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WATCH: Capitol Christmas Tree lights turned on by West Virginian
(WOWK) — Ethan Reese, a fourth-grade student from Randolph County who won the 2023 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree essay contest, got to turn on U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree’s lights alongside House
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and his wife, Kelly.
The Christmas Tree on display on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol is from West Virginia, and you can watch the tree lighting ceremony by clicking here. This is the first time in half a century
that the US Capitol Christmas tree was cut in West Virginia by West Virginians.
Christmas Tree from West Virginia on display outside White House
One of the men who chopped it down is Arden Cogar, Jr., 54. He’s originally from Webster County, but he calls the Kanawha Valley home.
In Charleston, people know Cogar as a civil defense attorney at MacCorkle Lavender & Sweeney. He has won all but one of the 50 cases he’s taken to court.
As a lumberjack, Cogar has won 55 world titles. He’s been chopping wood since he was seven years old, and his family has been involved with lumberjacking for six generations.
“I love lumberjacking,” Cogar said. “I love the timber industry. I love West Virginia.”
This holiday season, Cogar was chosen to help cut the Christmas tree for the US Capitol in Washington, DC. Cogar says the opportunity was a dream come true.
“I was floored. I was simply floored,” Cogar said. “Honestly I cried for 30 minutes before I could go tell my wife.”
Cogar helped cut down the 63-foot-tall Norway spruce from the Monongahela Forest. And in the spirit of Christmas, the tree was cut in the snow.
“We get up to where the tree was at and it was a winter wonderland. It was beautiful,” Cogar said. “There was snow on the ground, snow on the trees. I couldn’t ask for a more memorable moment to
do this wonderful event.”
In the Cogar family, cutting Christmas trees to be sent to Washington is becoming a family tradition. In 1962, Cogar’s father, Arden Cogar Sr., cut the White House tree when John F. Kennedy was
president.
Cogar says being involved in this tradition is an honor he’s thrilled to be a part of.
“It took us a long time, about six, seven, eight minutes with the axe and the saw,” Cogar said. “But it’s a part of the tradition that makes West Virginia what it is.”
When he’s not cutting down trees, Cogar is in the courtroom representing his clients. He says practicing law helps him express his competitiveness as much as lumberjacking does.
“I put on a suit and tie and go and argue in front of judges and justices. That’s what I do,” Cogar said.
Cogar also has two daughters, both of whom are training to be lumberjacks as well.
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(The tree and the war drums and that it was an Indian who said to MC in the dream about the storm coming from the sun...tree is from area drenched in native American spirits.):
WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Christmas Tree in front of the White House fell down during high winds but later was hoisted back upright, and its lighting ceremony will go ahead as scheduled.
The tree, a 40-foot-tall (12-meter-tall) Norway spruce from West Virginia’s Monongahela National Forest, had been planted just two weeks ago on the White House Ellipse, an area known as
President’s Park. According to the National Park Service, it fell over around 1 p.m. Tuesday during heavy wind gusts that reached as high at 46 mph (74 km/h) at nearby Reagan National Airport.
NPS spokeswoman Jasmine Shanti said in an email that after “replacing a snapped cable,” the tree was back upright by 6 p.m. Tuesday.
https://apnews.com/article/white-house-christmas-tree-wind-weather-96078ea5d8d439af8d21fe0cde3ba9ef
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misc. about Monongahela National Forest
https://www.fs.usda.gov/mnf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monongahela_National_Forest
EXCERPT(wow, the meaning of the name and the Christmas tree that fell over!):
“Monongahela” reportedly came from one of several interpretations or spellings of one or more American Indian (presumably Delaware) words such as “Mehmannauwinggelan”, “Menaungehilla”, or
“Meh-non-ge-heh-lal” which have been translated into phrases such as “many landslides”, “high banks or bluffs, breaking off and falling down in places”, or “places of caving or falling banks”
which may have originally referred to the point of the junction between the Monongahela and Youghiogheny Rivers at McKeesport, PA (near Pittsburgh) or to the river in general. The most commonly
quoted meaning appears to be “the river of falling banks.”
https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/mnf/about-forest/?cid=FSM9_011226
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Date: November 29, 2023 at 22:36:35
From: pamela, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Charles asks is this a sign?/heres video |
URL: https://youtu.be/7YoGw2I2bPM?si=Cui1PgGEvatMxwas |
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White House Christmas Tree is Dead, and Protesters
disrupt Capitol Tree lighting (and get arrested).
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Date: December 01, 2023 at 02:14:49
From: Eve, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Charles asks is this a sign?/heres video |
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I saw this also when I red the title I knew whose channel
it was as I watch it sometimes and am subbed.
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Date: November 29, 2023 at 18:50:13
From: chaskuchar@stcharlesmo, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Charles asks is this a sign? |
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