In addition to creating an X-marks-the-spot crossover with the last Great American Eclipse that occurred on Aug. 21, 2017, that crossover occurring smack-dead-center over the epicenter of the New Madrid Seismic Zone, the April 8 eclipse will also coincide with some strange government events that bear ominous implications.
One of the things Adams discussed in the video below – be sure to watch – is the fact that TxDMV announced a travel ban prohibiting size and weight permitted travel on eclipse day across 80 Texas counties.
In short, TxDMV is prohibiting basically all commercial trucks from traveling on April 8 in 80 Texas counties "from Anderson to Zavala," or from A to Z.
"Have you ever heard of a solar eclipse resulting in state officials banning commercial trucks?" Adams asked, perplexed.
What the travel ban means is that all commercial trucks carrying things like gravel, diesel, sections of bridges, tractors and other agricultural equipment, cattle and groceries to grocery stores, and bulk food supplies to restaurants will have to stop delivering on April 8.
"On April 8, no stores are going to get supplies – and you know that just-in-time delivery is a very real thing," Adams warns.
"It's almost like Texas is causing a supply chain crisis on purpose on April 8 ... Something is weird about this. Something is odd about the government's overreaction, and I don't yet know what it is."...<<<Read More>>>...
