"I'd do anything for you, baby.""Anything?"
"Anything at all, all you have to do is say the word."
"OK, then. Tweet about
Drive your love interest(s) wild with maya-destroying sociopolitical tweeting action!
Love, art, and relationship planet Venus is just about to enter it's own sign of justice-oriented Libra on August 6 (4:27 p.m. PDT). With Venus transiting the sign of the scales, wooing our amours by standing up for what's right is oh-so on-point.
We're currently moving to a New Moon partial solar eclipse at 18 degrees Leo on August 11 (2:58 a.m.) with Mercury Rx (communication) in Leo (creative expression) in a square aspect to Jupiter in Scorpio (spotlight on the subtext).
Digging up some hidden (Scorpio) truths (Jupiter) about Fukushima and broadcasting them via our own fun and funky social media (Mercury in Leo) is right on track. Use your personal creativity, style, and influence to put Fukushima on the map in the collective psyche.
The last New Moon solar eclipse we experienced in Leo in August 2017 coincided with Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, so I would say a Tweet Storm on Fukushima for this Leo New Moon eclipse is right on track. A storm being used for good instead of ill!
Make it fun. Make it funny. And at the same time, show how hot + woke you are: a truly winning combo that will put you way ahead of the CNN and Fox News-consuming competition!
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If you're looking for source material, Enenews.com has many eye-opening media reports compiled over the past seven years.
The forum CafeRadLab is also a wealth of information, driven by independent Fukushima researchers.
Dana Durnford's YouTube videos on his most recent voyage are highly pertinent, along with his archive of previous shows.
There are also many Willow's Web Astrology articles on The Astrology of Fukushima starting from March 2011 that could use a little push into collective awareness.
Spread the word about the Fuku Tweet Storm, and see you on Twitter August 11!
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The Enenews.com site says it has been suspended. It usually comes back on after a while, but if not, you can use other sources.
My Fukushima articles are all well-researched: http://willowsweb.blogspot.com/search/label/fukushima%20nuclear%20crisis
CafeRadLab forum: http://caferadlab.com/index.php
Dana Durnford (BeautifulGirlByDana on YouTube, thenuclearproctologist.org)
Kevin Blanch on YouTube
Or go into the #Fukushima hashtag and find some pertinent tweets there.
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