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I see I was not clear enough, as usual.
Originally posted by questioningall
The web bot has gotten these earthquakes 1 1/2 years ago. the bande ache earthquake was 6 months before - we could not be writing about them, worrying about them at that time.
Or we affect the future with our thoughts...
We all together make up a super consiousness - somehow we leak the future through our writings.
It was an emotional event? Before it happened? This I don't understand, was it predicted or "postdicted"?
Regarding China: it was an emotional event still, webbot picks up emotional events, even for other countries. But since it was so far away, that is maybe why it didn't pick it up until a few days ahead of time. The whole thing is for real, and they have an excellent batting average!
"In late March, look for massive unemployment to take hold."
During the summer, a backlash against the US government could involve a call to hold the elections early.
As the housing industry continues its collapse, there could be a seizure or lock-up of the ability to transfer property.
A "fuzzy revolution" could involve squatters or collectives moving into empty or foreclosed homes.
In October, there'll be a major stock market crash or a climate event that has a disastrous effect on the economy.
There could be a major bank failure, possibly involving a foreign bailout that is reneged upon.
A "global coastal event" within the next five years will involve a rise in sea levels that will knock out oil refineries.
There will be an untimely demise for millions by 2012, brought upon by some combination of pandemics, economic collapse, breakdown of health care and unknown energies from space.
Central Washington has experienced several lively shakes, but the only ones of any importance were those of 1874, which H.H. Allen, B.E. Snipes and other old-timers recall with some feeling of awe. Their effect in Yakima was not so severe as in the country to the north of us, where they changed thr face of nature to a considerable extent. There were no less than sixty-four distinct shocks occurring at night in midsummer, and all along the upper Columbia could be heard the falling of rocks as mountains were torn down and hurled upon plain or into the river. Not since Washington has been known to white men has there been so great an earthquake within its confines. The indications of its destructiveness are still seen in great crevices and broken trails. A great mountain at Chief Wapato John's ranch, near the mouth of the Chelan river, was rocked into the Columbia, damming that huge stream, flooding the chief's ranch, carrying away his house, and forcing him to fly for his life. It was a number of days before the waters washed away a portion of the rocks and receded to anywhere near their original level. Chief John was so thoroughly scared that he never returned to his ranch.
Originally posted by zig-zag-zig123
reply to post by TSOM87
Yo I don't think the web bot is designed to predict everything that happens, like the Mumbai attacks. That sh!t was like a surprise to everyone almost. Some stuff just come outta nowhere.
Originally posted by TSOM87
Originally posted by zig-zag-zig123
reply to post by TSOM87
So then it would have not predicted 9/11 or Tsunami 2004? Those where a surprise as much as Mumbai!
I aint saying its a joke. I like to question. We can only wait and see!
Originally posted by TruthParadox
reply to post by questioningall
Hey.
I'm also in Tennessee, and I've heard that Tennessee could get hit the hardest in such an event, which suprised me as we never have earthquakes.
But let's not forget that these webbots also predicted that by mid November, the US economy would essentially be inoperable, which is clearly not the case. Also, nothing happened on Oct. 7th as was predicted.
I'd say that lately their track record has not been very convincing.
Originally posted by TruthParadox
reply to post by questioningall
Hey.
I'm also in Tennessee, and I've heard that Tennessee could get hit the hardest in such an event, which suprised me as we never have earthquakes.