(July 6, 2006)    

My son and I were at the Virginia Beach ocean front.  There were people everywhere.  I stood a few blocks behind the hotels that lined the boardwalk and noticed a large cloud of black smoke ascending from a few of the hotels. I wondered why the buildings were burning.  I was then moved to see the front of the hotels from a side profile. The bottom third of the hotels were under water and the rising water levels had caused the hotels to catch fire.  The water from the ocean had risen to unseen levels and had begun to come inland.  Suddenly, some event happened causing the ocean water to disappear. The waters were sucked back so quickly that the wind from the suction caused the middle of the Atlantic Ocean to become dry land. I was then placed into the middle of the dry ocean bed and I saw the foundations of the earth. . . it was frightening!  As I stood looking at the void, desolate, ocean bed I felt that whatever had caused the water to be sucked away so quickly would soon return the water with just as much force. I also knew that the danger was imminent. I was then inside one of the burning hotels. As the buildings burned, some people were running trying to get out.  Some were walking quickly, and others seemed to be calm not even trying to escape.  I remember watching a man with his wife and small children casually walking amidst the inferno.  Even though the fire was burning, the smoke was thick, and the building was collapsing, they were still smiling and walking around in the middle of the building.  They seemed to be in some kind of trance, completely oblivious to the surrounding commotion and only focused on pleasure.  They had no sense of urgency, fear, or danger. They were not trying to save themselves at all.  The blackness from the burning seemed to go on for a while.  I knew that this was an unseen destruction (for our nation).  I saw the earth’s crust beneath the waters because the water was been completely gone.  It was as if you had put water in a large pan on a flat surface.  If you were to pick up one side of the pan, all the water would rush to the other side.  Then, if you were to suddenly release the lifted side, all the water would rush to the empty side with and even greater force.  I knew that the water which had been removed from the ocean would return in a matter of time with great force and certain destruction.