Response from: Mark Hedtke (Check me out!)

Certainly there is some truth in everything we hear, feel or see, yet our observations frequently will be incomplete and we arrive at a conclusion without knowing that we are missing all the facts to indeed arrive at a best guess conclusion. That may be the reason for the presumption here. Fortunately this doesn't have to involve politics or we would conclude we are either half right or half wrong. As the earth's geological history is clearly scientifically as readable as a book, we can reasonably say that the cycles the earth has recorded definitely permits us to say it will happen, as it has happened in the past. Of course this can only be arrived at as long as we refraine from blowing up our beloved home in space. If the status of the earth continues, we probably can say it will happen again as well. Our authors at http://www.orlandofloridaonline.net
have reviewed this very scenerio affiliated with the Hedtke Institute. Whether the weather will significantly create the scenerio that Florida will end up under water has merit, yet it's likelihood of that occurring in our lifetime is extremely unlikely. So no need to rush off to a mountain top any time soon.