Hawaii -- Is an epic disaster unfolding in slow-motion?

Slow-Motion.... indeed !


but the Slow-Mo I speak of is the news that back in mid-2017 the Russian Kamchatka Peninsula had several Volcanos spewing Lava at the same time...I recall that a 'record 5 volcanos' were erupting at the same time

Now in May of 2018, some 8-10 months later, the Volcanos on Hawaii are now causing crisis...

see the visual map that another poster put up.... here:


If one visualizes the Kamchatka Peninsula ---> all the way to the Mid=Pacific where Hawaii is situated = about 2/3rds of Pacific Ocean ---> Hawaii sits another distance, or 1/3 of the Pacific from the California Coast & continuing to Alaska

~envision an imaginary line from Asian-ring-of-fire-to-Hawaii-to-West Coast USA ~


if my suspicion is right... in another 4.2 months from june 1st...a lot of West Coast USA volcanoes will be hyper active..
or just around November 11th 2018...
the overheated Mantle which is circulating Eastward from the Asian East Coast...to the mid-Pacific....will arrive at the primed and ready-to-explode 19 or more active(in recent times) California Volcanos along the Western Pacific North America Coastlines from Baja to Alaska...

then if the OverHeated Mantle currents continue another few months till YellowStone and a few months till the faultline coming from the New Madrid area the overheated Mantle might seep into the EQ Faults in Missouri and Oklahoma and cause the Cayce Prediction of the Gulf-of-Mexico draining the Great Lakes & cutting the USA Half-in-Two !


"biginning of sorrows", strikes again huh

a reply to: St Udio

Now in May of 2018, some 8-10 months later, the Volcanos on Hawaii are now causing crisis...

One volcano in Hawaii. A volcano which has been erupting continuously for more than 30 years.

A volcano which is not connected to the Pacific "ring of fire."

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: St Udio

Now in May of 2018, some 8-10 months later, the Volcanos on Hawaii are now causing crisis...

One volcano in Hawaii. A volcano which has been erupting continuously for more than 30 years.

A volcano which is not connected to the Pacific "ring of fire."

and, as reports have said, it only involves about 5% of the big island, that isn't an "epic disaster"

originally posted by: jimmyx

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: St Udio

Now in May of 2018, some 8-10 months later, the Volcanos on Hawaii are now causing crisis...

One volcano in Hawaii. A volcano which has been erupting continuously for more than 30 years.

A volcano which is not connected to the Pacific "ring of fire."

and, as reports have said, it only involves about 5% of the big island, that isn't an "epic disaster"

wow, where's your doom-porn spirit ??


it is interesting that Hawaii volcano's are not connected to the ring-of-fire...but is currently in an emergency state/Code RED status (at least for only that 5% of the Big Island land mass & those unlucky persons along the 19 new fissures dumping new Lava on their un-reclaimable homesites


what's even more head scratching is that first Siberia had Tundra stress as sinkholes sprang up from melting permafrost in spots of the Tundra landscape

then the lava floes and eruptions at the Kamchatka Peninsula followed the Siberia stresses from underground heat

then we see Hawaii lava & explosions likely at the "Kill-a-weigh-ah" caldera

while all along... the south America coastline section of 'the-ring-of-fire" has been exceptionally active in recent time (1.5 years)...So, it might seem that there is a slow moving wave or current of super hot Magma that is rolling west-to-east in the Earth Mantle Layer at a ESE direction (directly below the Earth Crustal Plates)

It is as If

a reply to: St Udio

Not really, the Kamchatka region is easily as active as Indonesia volcanically speaking. Its just that we have needed modern technology to realise that (very sparsely populated).