US Mega-Quake Coming Warn Russian Scientists

Before It's News ^ | 03-12-11 | Barracuda

[FrogMom]

Interesting. This is two of these predictions I've seen. This one says WHY.

[MichaelP]

RUSSIAN INSTITUTE of (meta)PHYSICS

Mike

[Cold Heart]

They apparently did not “see” the Japan quake coming.

I had drained the water from the camper for freezing weather. Time to refill.

[SMARTY]

But... but...you mean it’s NOT global warming?

[DallasDeb]

Wonder if Ken Ring predicted the Japanese earthquake. Maybe what he is predicting for the Americas is actually what happened in Japan—just a matter of days early.

[Yet_Again]

I'm not sure who all is familiar with the New Madrid fault, as it can cause earthquakes in parts of the US not commonly known for them. That, and (unlike California) there are still a lot of good patriotic conservative God fearing folk that could be affected by a major quake in this region. I don't know what the building codes around these parts specify, but I'm guessing that many of the structures wouldn't survive a Japan-style event.

[vanilla swirl]

saw a lot of military vehicles on the road this weekend

[blueunicorn6]

I can’t keep my soup hot for more than a couple of hours in a thermos that some genius designed. This planet that is billions and billions of years old still keeps spouting red hot lava and readjusting its girdle. What gives?

[RockinRight]

Although it seems quite possible to me that such a quake could occur, especially based on the last few months activity, this reads way too much like a “Coast to Coast AM” type thing to be all that believable.

[evets]

BUSH'S FAULT

[lefty-lie-spy]

Predictions are notoriously reliable. Just ask Oprah’s guest list coordinator. Amazing True Fact To Boggle The Mind.

[GOPJ]

Raising the concerns of a mega-quake occurring, this report says, are the increasing subtle electromagnetic signals that are being detected in the Earth’s upper atmosphere over many regions of the World, with the most intense being over the US Western coastal and Midwest regions.

This part is interesting...

[FrogMom]

Would love to see some real stats on low-pressure weather and some earthquakes.

[NavyCanDo]

I honestly don’t know what to make of all this celestial body stuff having to do with our plates shifting – but putting that aside there is one region on the Pacific Ring of Fire not to have had a mega earthquake in recent history. In fact you have to go back to the year 1700. The Juan de Fuca plate of Washington. Last major jolt from it was estimated to be about a 9.1 and like the Japan quake there is evidence it generated a massive tsunami across the Pacific, hitting parts Asia and Japan.

[dforest]

Are we going to get a tssnami too? /sarc

[Quix]

Interesting.

Thanks.

I was surprised when I’ve repeatedly read that large bodies of water can cause quakes—such as large lakes behind dams.

[FrogMom]

Yep, one of the “gimme people”! Japan had one, so you gotta have one too!

;)

[buwaya]

We got the Japanese one right here in California.
Just a distant echo, but it was a real live tsunami.

[Quix]

Were you thinking

shades of HAARP

about that?

My friends in Wasilla Alaska are connected with at least one person who works at/with HAARP.

He INSISTS that it can and does do the dramatic things attributed to it.

[dangerdoc]

P. A. N. I. C.

Bump for later reading.