the rats leaving an unseaworthy ship was an old sign to sailors that it was soon going to sink. it wasn't anything supernatural - the rats would live in the bilges and other hidden corners to enjoy the foods in the holds. if the ship was poorly maintained these spaces would be the first to leak and flood unseen by the lazy crew, forcing the rats out into view as they left. when the (((insurance companies))) began to abandon their lucrative fire policies in l.a. it was the same sign - poor maintenance leading to an oncoming disaster. > if they didn't see the (((rats))) leaving and do something about it, it's their own fault.
Kekistani