So.
On March 23, a huge container ship became lodged sideways across the Suez Canal, the word “Evergreen” emblazoned for all to see.
Bad luck, you might think.
The shipping company offered the explanation that the (nearly-quarter-million-ton) ship—which is the length of four football pitches—was “suspected of being hit by a sudden strong wind.”
But curiouser and curiouser: photos then emerged of a truck that had blocked the Changchun-Shenzhen Expressway in China just a few days previously.
It was at exactly the same angle, and—gasp!—also had the word “Evergreen” boldly emblazoned on its side for all to see.
Well, it’s all just a coincidence. Surely it must all be just a coincidence . . .
For those of a conspiratorial bent, note that “Evergreen” is apparently the U.S. Secret Service codename for Hillary Clinton.
Other things to ponder:
A semiconductor shortage strangling the automotive industry (world #1 and #3 players NXP Semiconductors and Infineon Technologies fell prey to the recent—unprecedented—ice-storms in Texas, while #2 player Renesas Electronics in Japan reported on March 19 that its plant has been ravaged by fire.)
[ Added 3 April ] Trio of lights over Montreal airport on 31 March. Ours? Theirs? Whose? Why? See below . . .
Things are hotting up.
So, eyes open, folks . . .
P.S. [ 11 April ] Oh, and you might want to keep an eye out for further unexpected early-age deaths. A causal pattern developing perhaps?