Nostradamus C2 Q14: Microbes released from frozen dinosaur remains are an airborne threat.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

The following is a curious verse with implications of how the melting of long frozen glaciers releases ancient microbean woes into the atmosphere and beyond.

Its fourth line has adjacent anagrams for supposes issuance woes microbean ( _pou$$ez p_ui$$ance _Souue_raine Comb_) forms i

 These and other separat anagrams in the same line such oceans and embarcation make the story line as one intended for a future audience.

The release of this threat is aided by the actions of ganglanders that is endorsed by their governments.

The concept of dinosaurs is raised by the inclusion of the names of two creatures that have been extinct since the time of the glaciers ending the dinosaur age. The anagrams for Stegosaurian and Pterosaur are to be found in separate lines (1 and 3).

The first line also holds anagrams for both astronaut and Sougraigne. The latter name is that of a place in the Pyrenees near where Nostradamus once lived. It is in this region that dinosour bones have been uncovered for at least two millennia.

The wierd nature of the inclusion of the above anagrams is highlighted by their being no anagrams for human-like species such as Neanderthal, Ardipithicus and Denisovans in any of Nostradamus' verses.

The first of these only occurs in this verse while the latter has two other occurrences in the Prophecies of Nostradamus.