PEOPLE ARE SUDDENLY LEAVING THE AREA - DON’T IGNORE THIS

Added: 2026-05-26

[00:00:00]Hey guys, what's going on? My name is Louis, and God bless to every single one of you. So, we have a big breaking news coming out of New Orleans. You have experts are sounding the alarm. The population need to be moved somewhere else. It says here, "Rising sea will swallow New Orleans, and people need to start relocating now." Scientists say.

[00:00:26]Now, I did talked about this, I think it was like 2 weeks ago, but we have some more very important update I want to share with you. But, the entire population, again, experts are really sounding the alarm. They're urging, "Hey, we need a plan. We need a plan.

[00:00:42]These people cannot stay in this area.

[00:00:45]All right? So, we need a plan.

[00:00:48]Try to move as many as possible." So, again, this is not a fear-mongering video, but this is the real deal. You got to tell multiple sources putting out this information. New Orleans is locked into a watery future, which could see it surrounded by ocean as early as this century, according to a new expert analyst, which says the city must start the relocation process right now. All right, guys, before I start, hit that thumbs up. Hype this video so we can get this message to many viewers out there. And, I just want to wish everyone a happy Memorial Day.

[00:01:31]Again, thank you so much to the men and women in uniform, and prayers to families and friends that lost their loved ones, the fallen soldiers. And, thank you again for all you do. Thank you, and God bless to every single one of you. All right.

[00:01:48]So, it says here, once again, New Orleans is locked into a watery future, which could see it surrounded by ocean as early as this century, according to a new expert analyst which says the city must start to relocation process now to avoid chaos. Now, take this serious, all right, because even in a time of Noah, Noah warned the people that there would be a flood and they mocked him. They made fun of him. And when that flood came, they weren't mocking. They were running towards the ark and God shut the door on them. All right, so New Orleans, just, you know, I'm not saying there's going to be an ark built out there, but there is all these warning signs. You may want to try to, you know, change plans, relocate somewhere else, all right, because when that sea level start to rise, that region is going to be under water. All right, so the paper's conclusions are stark.

[00:02:53]But it's no secret that New Orleans is highly vulnerable to rising seas as the planet warms. Now, coastal Louisiana is one of the lowest-lying regions in the world. And New Orleans, a city of 360,000 people, is particularly exposed. It sits in a bowl-shaped basin, mostly below sea level, in the middle of a rapidly shrinking delta. Now, the city is almost entirely surrounded by wetlands, which act as a buffer against hurricanes and storm surges. Now, these are fast disappearing, however, as humans drain them for development, dredge canals in them for the oil and gas industry, and construct rivers, levees, depriving them of the settlements that stopped them being submerged. And since 1930s, Louisiana has lost around 2,000 square mile of wetlands.

[00:04:06]Coastal Louisiana faces sea level rise of around 10 to 23 feet, according to analyst published in May in a journal Nature Sustainability.

[00:04:18]The impact will be bleak. Around 75% of its remaining wetlands are said to be lost, and its shoreline could retreat inland by up to 62 miles.

[00:04:31]The scientists found. Man, it seems like it seems like this land is going to see so many stuff. I mean, you got the New Madrid.

[00:04:40]You got New Orleans.

[00:04:42]You got the big one out there in California. And then Yellowstone. I mean, this land it's I do believe all this is going to happen during the time of tribulation. It's just everything is going to impact this this this land.

[00:04:56]Everything. I mean, we have seen that right now the minds of me many people has been given up to be perverted mind.

[00:05:04]We have seen these these teen taking over cities. We have seen the mockery of our Lord and Savior. The abomination. You know, I went online and I seen so many teens and early 20 people saying I can't wait for June because they want to celebrate the abomination. I mean, it's just the hearts of many are lost. They're in the wrong path. This is like the time of Noah. You know, people is like, I can't wait for June.

[00:05:34]Man, when they say that it's because June is the month of you know what and the LG, you know, and stuff like that.

[00:05:41]But uh you know, the Apostle Paul tells us that those who practice these things will not inherit the kingdom of heaven. You will not go to heaven. There will be a time that Jesus is going to say, "Turn away from me, for I never knew you, you who practice lawlessness."

[00:06:00]So, again, people need to start reading scriptures.

[00:06:04]Read first Roman.

[00:06:06]All right? First Roman and second Roman.

[00:06:07]Just read it. It doesn't hurt. It will take like 10 minutes. You could give 10 minutes to the Lord. Read Romans chapter 1 and chapter 2.

[00:06:17]Read it.

[00:06:18]It's going to wake you up. I guarantee it's going to wake you wake you up. All right? And these are very powerful words. Uh these men were filled with the Holy Spirit. And again, many prophets in the Old Testament has been warning about things to come. People need to start putting on the whole armor and prepare.

[00:06:36]We have seen the signs happening around us, sleeping giant country.

[00:06:41]The reason has crossed the point of no return. The paper's author, Walt, adding New Orleans may well be surrounded by the Gulf of America.

[00:06:51]Before the end of this century. Now, people's going to be like, "Oh, that's century, Lou Ann Anderson." Well, again, that's the time frame. It could happen today. It could happen next week. It could happen next month. But, even Noah warned, "Hey, it could happen in a century or 50 years or whatever."

[00:07:07]They They made fun of him. But, at the you know, when that day came with the flood, they weren't making fun of him.

[00:07:13]They were not making fun of Noah anymore. They were not mocking him. They were in tears and running towards the ark.

[00:07:22]They argued that the city must seize the opportunity to to develop strategies for relocation that could make it a model for place facing a similar fate.

[00:07:33]Now, rising sea are coming from coastal towns and cities all over the world, from New York and London to Bangkok and Shanghai. The main question are how soon those futures would come and how would they play out?

[00:07:53]Benjamin, CEO and chief scientist at Climate Central central and climate research nonprofit. To map Louisiana future, the report scientist looked into its past. One of the author identify an ancient shoreline roughly 30 miles north of New Orleans which formed around 125,000 years ago. Okay, 125,000. Guys, I don't go by these numbers. I don't.

[00:08:21]Again, script it tells us accurate and and you know, when it comes to all these world events, I believe our planet is 6,000 years old. But according to these individuals, is billions and billions and billions and billions and billions. I mean, it's it's Think about it.

[00:08:44]Think about it.

[00:08:45]Billions and billions.

[00:08:47]You know what's a billion?

[00:08:49]Do you know what's a billion years?

[00:08:52]Billions?

[00:08:56]Just think about that number.

[00:08:58]Billions. I mean, it's just man.

[00:09:01]>> [laughter] >> Man.

[00:09:05]So, it's very likely that sea level will rise to that elevation in the future.

[00:09:11]All right.

[00:09:13]People are already leaving. So, people are already leaving coastal Louisiana and have been for decades. All right, so they're leaving. People are packing and they're leaving.

[00:09:26]Since Hurricane Katrina which slammed into Louisiana in 2025 taking nearly 1,400, New Orleans has lost almost 25% of its population. The retreat been pulse-like process where every major storm or flood prompt spike in temperatures, excuse me, departures.

[00:09:52]So, people may decide to stay and adapt in place, but the more money they sink into trying to flood-proof their lives, the less they will have to relocate in future. Castro said, "If the writing is on the wall that we need to go eventually, do we want to wait until people's resources are exhausted and there's a crisis?"

[00:10:17]Here's the thing.

[00:10:18]The warning is out there.

[00:10:21]If people take this as a joke, well, again, they're just following the same footstep as their ancestors in the time of Noah. But, those who see the sign, you know what time it is. You know what time it is.

[00:10:34]There is a precedent for relocation. The city of Kiruna, in Arctic Sweden, is being slowly swallowed by the iron ore mine upon which it was built.

[00:10:48]As the mine expanded, buildings structured and some collapsed.

[00:11:04]So, there is a lot more in this one here, guys, but I'm just going to end it here.

[00:11:09]But, I'm going to share this information in the description box. But, again, experts are really sounding the alarm.

[00:11:14]People need to kind of uh think about this, pack this stuff and leave. There's some people that are leaving. People are leaving. So, they're getting the message. But, uh here's the thing, guys. This planet it shifts. All right? It's It's part of the planet. Everything changes. Mountains move from its place.

[00:11:35]Uh clouds, every day we see a different shape of clouds. It's just the planet shifting. That's what it is. Tectonic plates, earthquake does plays a huge role when it comes to this.

[00:11:46]Uh the sun, I do believe it's increasing. So, we are seeing some changes. And um yeah.

[00:11:52]So, it's it's always been like this since the beginning of creation. Anyway, guys, I will keep you updated with this one here. Do me a favor and make sure you hype this video. Like, subscribe, and share. Thank you so much watching.

[00:12:04]Till next time. Later.

[00:12:05]Peace.