Only 10 days Left-Until Predicted Huge Earthquakes

I will apologize if I am wrong... But they seem more interested in money


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[edit on 1-12-2008 by TrainDispatcher]

Originally posted by TrainDispatcher
I will apologize if I am wrong... But they seem more interested in money


The ALTA report series are offered on a 'per run' subscription. A new subscription costs $280 US dollars (a month). This price includes all the reports in the series (usually 6/six to 8/eight) which are made available on this web site as each report is developed.

[edit on 1-12-2008 by TrainDispatcher]

That is why you go to www.urbansurvival.com... - they give you daily updates for free.

reply to post by questioningall


you seem to be ignoring me. i asked for proof several times. i have yet to see it.

Did WebBot predict the Attacks in India?

I would love for this WebBot to be right, so we can look out for events like this one thats suppoed to happen, and try and save peoples life's.

Has anyone who has control over WebBot ever try and predict the lottery?

I have loads of Questions about the WebBot!

reply to post by whiteraven


Wow, no way, 9/10's of my family are in Regina Saskatchewan, me, I'm in Alberta so I guess I might be safe here

Good to know that, if it does happen, I'll know right away my familys in Danger an start making plans to head home, since we planned to go home anyway months ago

We'll see what happends, dont hold your hopes high about this prediction, its been said many times before

reply to post by vonspurter

Okay, this is a serious situation and we must deal with it. Fortunately, we can stop this earthquake if we wish. On December 3 at noon Central Standard Time, everyone reading this post say aloud, "Earthquake, earthquake, go away. Ohmmmmmmmm, patooie!"

Then there will be no earthquake. You can take bets that it won't happen.

Sigh!

Originally posted by SLAYER69
My question is when do we start to drop to our knees and start worshipping the webbot?

Mark of the beast. WWW could be the real 666!

quality - star!

reply to post by questioningall


I don't mind if the web-bot takes stabs at predicting. It's like "batter up!". If the bot has it we will know soon enough, if not, then, it goes into the scrap heap.

Originally posted by N. Tesla
reply to post by questioningall

 

you seem to be ignoring me. i asked for proof several times. i have yet to see it.

Let me begin by saying that I respect your position. You are often the voice of reason in 'prediction' threads and you do not seem to get the 'satisfaction' of gloating as others do. (Although your style is a bit arrogant but that is fine too.) Why some people seem to get a hard-on by saying "I told you so" beats me. Maybe it is the polar opposite attention wh**ing as some of the 'channelers'. (read: Blossom G)

Anyway, you want proof, here is some proof:
www.urbansurvival.com...
On May 10 there was a warning of a large earthquake. Location unknown, the only clue was something about running from a wedding. May 12 was the earthquake.

Nothing will convince you (or I) until the end of December. In other words: "Only time will tell." Until then, it is anybody's guess.

The web bot is not an exact science. I think people are still learning how to interpret the data and i think the linguistic filters are still in the early phases of development. I do believe there is something to all of this, but I do not think we are 'reading' it properly.

For starters, I think the ability to pinpoint this to Dec 10 - 12 is wrong. I would be inclined to use a larger range of Dec 8 - 18 or so... but that is just me. I also think the linguistics may predict something big, but I do not see where we get earthquake out of it. To me it could be anything from a Tunguska-type event to a flue pandemic to an economic collapse. It could be anything and since it supposedly picks up on "emotional language" the words that come out have a wide array of interpretation. For all we know the Dec 10 - 12 will be a precursor event that when viewed in hindsight will be significant but during the time range will seem small. That leaves a huge window for interpretation!

Personally, I usually stock up on goods every December and June anyway so I did my shopping. This year I did get a bit more than usual, but that is just preparing for the unexpected as all people should do. No reason for panic and no reason to change your lifestyle. It is plenty reason to think ahead and be prepared just in case - there is nothing wrong with that.

I forget the exact date but I think there was something mid october about 10/10 to 10/15 that webbot predicted something huge and nothing happened.

Originally posted by N. Tesla
reply to post by questioningall

 

you seem to be ignoring me. i asked for proof several times. i have yet to see it.

If you go to www.urbansurvival.com to click on last weeks report - from there, look for the whole discussion on the predicted earthquakes. He then gives you a link of the quake prediction that happened in China a few days before it happened. the webbot, had said it would happen over the weekend (it happened on a Monday). Look up all there other previous predictions BEFORE the events happened. Also to understand more about webbot and how it began and what it does, go to this link projectcamelot.org...

It gives you great information on how it started and how it works, he also tells you about their hits and predictions that had come true.

Out of curiosity, does the webbot only predict catastrophes? Also, does it just spit out things and it's up to the human interpreter to decide what is likely to come true? Don't know enough about it...

where does www.urbansurvival.com get its information from? the main web bot website. so how can you expect them not to be unbiased. i want a credible statement from an unbiased source.

the more you type this web bot crap (imho) into the internet.. the more words its gonna find on the topic, strengthening many's misguided belief in the power of the web bot.

Then flawed humans look at the data and spew forth their revelations ! Funny i have never seen the web bot predict a good event to occur? why coz good news does not sell , that should tell u a lot....



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Originally posted by rufusdrak
I forget the exact date but I think there was something mid october about 10/10 to 10/15 that webbot predicted something huge and nothing happened.

Oct. 7th - Really nothing happened?

Jeez, from my recollection - it seems like the stock market took a dive, and Oct. 7th was when Iceland became insolvent and since then it has been chaos in the money area of the world!

They had said, nothing would ever be the same again, they were right.
Even yesterday the Citigroup internal memo stated:
Nothing will ever be the same or normal again.

So to say nothing happened - I don't know where you are living, but from my point of view - the world has been in a tail spin since!

Hmmm saw lot's of quakes in de mid. region of california on USGS the last days..

the terrirory there under pressure????

I saw an entire documentary on this and it was scary as hell. The reason I say this is because the doc said if that quake happened today it would have killed 5 to 10 million people in the region.

I hope nothing like this happens.

Originally posted by Alferd Packer
The Mississippi River during the 1812 earthquake actually flowed backwards for several minutes......how CRAZY is that!!!

Based on the effects of these earthquakes, it can be estimated that they had a magnitude of 8.0 on the Richter scale. As a result of the quakes, large areas sank into the earth, new lakes were formed (notably Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee), and the Mississippi River changed its course, creating numerous geographic exclaves, including Kentucky Bend, along the state boundaries defined by the river. Some sections of the Mississippi River appeared to run backward for a short time. Sandblows were common throughout the area, and their effects can still be seen from the air in cultivated fields. Church bells were reported to ring in Boston, Massachusetts and sidewalks were reported to have been cracked and broken in Washington, D.C.[2] There were also reports it toppled chimneys in Maine.

en.wikipedia.org...


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Originally posted by whiteraven
reply to post by Merriman Weir

 

To me it reads a meteor or asteroid strike....

Good God what a scary thought.

I would read it the same way. Imagine an meteorite strike that sets off the Madrid fault...

While I say that likelyhood of either one of those things occuring is 100%-at some time in the future-I doubt anyone can know when.

Originally posted by N. Tesla
where does www.urbansurvival.com get its information from? the main web bot website. so how can you expect them not to be unbiased. i want a credible statement from an unbiased source.

Consider that a Christmas present.
In other words, by Christmas you will either have your proof or 'web bot' will be discredited.

Only time will tell.
I also find your handle to be very ironic given your stance. I mean, didn't Tesla marry a pigeon?

Originally posted by questioningall


Oct. 7th - Really nothing happened?

Jeez, from my recollection - it seems like the stock market took a dive, and Oct. 7th was when Iceland became insolvent and since then it has been chaos in the money area of the world!

They had said, nothing would ever be the same again, they were right.
Even yesterday the Citigroup internal memo stated:
Nothing will ever be the same or normal again.

So to say nothing happened - I don't know where you are living, but from my point of view - the world has been in a tail spin since!

okay but #s happens everyday. i could pick a random day in the enar future and will still be able to say that atleast 1 major event happened then.