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EU calls emergency talks on migrant crisis



The European Union has called emergency talks on tackling the bloc's escalating migration crisis.  The EU presidency said interior ministers from all 28 member states would hold an extraordinary meeting on 14 September, and the crisis had reached "unprecedented proportions". It follows a week that saw hundreds more people drown in the Mediterranean and 71 die in a lorry in Austria. A record number of 107,500 migrants reached the EU's borders last month. The UN says the continuing conflict in Syria is a major factor behind the rise in numbers. Border controls in Greece, Italy and Hungary have particularly struggled with the stem of migrants from not only Syria but the rest of the Middle East and Africa. Next month's extraordinary meeting was announced late on Sunday by Luxembourg, which holds the EU's rotating presidency. Aug. 31 http://www.bbc.com/news/34104714



A mundane horoscope indicates the state of the cosmos at that moment, the balance of moulding forces currently operating in entities of all kinds, animate and inanimate, according to their capacity as a vehicle. Through their existence a fresh permutation of the underlying cosmic themes will enter into the world-weaving.  The effectiveness or ineffectiveness with which they relay or represent these themes becomes the justification for their existence or the cause of their dissolution and death.






Shown here is the chart for the upcoming total lunar eclipse of Sept.28 at Luxembourg. Notice that the Full Moon of Aug.29 fell almost exactly on the horizon axis of the eclipse chart thereby activating it a month in advance.


The eclipse chart has Jupiter-Neptune on the horizon axis square Saturn on the IC. Neptune is the enemy of boundaries, of sharp definitions, of fixed forms and shapes. It  is the fluid, seeping through Saturnian walls of rules and regulations. Being  the great dissolver,  it has no respect  for international boundaries so that,  in our news here, it combines with Jupiter (long distance travelers) to send waves after waves of migrants across the borders of European countries.

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