This sentence puts UFO's on the same possibility scale as transformers blowing up.
By the way - transformers don't blow up - they just die.
Piezoelectric phenomenon?
LSD flashbacks?
I know very little about earthquakes but I am sure I have read somewhere that they often cause that phenomena.
Try again:
I’m not sure it means anything, but what if it does?
There are lots of reports from Japan about this. If you crush rock in s press, you get flashes of light. My best guess is triboelectricity or a piezoelectric effect.
So that's a valid observation.
/johnny
The first time I ever heard of this earthquake and blasts of light phenomenon was while reading about the Shroud of Turin. It was suggested as one possible explanation for how the image got on the cloth.
This sentence puts UFO's on the same possibility scale as transformers blowing up.
By the way - transformers don't blow up - they just die.
“Transformers blowing?
Exactly. I saw a guy being interviewed on TV and he reported watching the transfromers blow up around town.
It seems to me that all of that rock rubbing against each other would cause massive static electricity build-up between the Earth and the atmosphere. Seems almost like common sense to me.
Blowing their Depends?
If they were ready for the end it wouldn’t frighten them so much.
HAARP. Well, maybe. There has been a lot of speculation about this device. And some folks have witnessed the lights from it. There were flashes of lights in China a couple of years ago the night before an 8 magnitude earthquake, and some reported lights before the 9 magnitude in Chili a few years ago.
Historical accounts confirm this.
Try to find a copy of “Unusual Natural Phenomena”. I believe the author was ?___ Corliss ?
God is telling them how pissed he is at how Kaliforinistan has turned out!
