*Serious Warnings* Alert * Earthquake* Postings* Please Read*

Ok what you are aware of is true
Remember that guy who called on the radio talk show of Art Bell? He was on sick leave from area 51 and knew about this years ago. He was crying and afraid go listen on youtube the art Bell show you can hear the distress in the mans voice.
They are about to create a huge earthquake that could cause a Tsunami on the wester USA Can coast. Why? and who want to do this? Those who are about to impose dictatorship The NWO.

By creating chaos, they beleive humanity will submit to there rules of slavery.A one world government is what they plan and want to impose.
The ecomonic crash we are witnessing is the way they have planed it to be.

Yes animals do react before tragedy strikes they have a sence that we humans do not comprehend, we also have it but do not trust it or know we have it.

For those who ignore this, man does and can control the weather they use Nicholas Tessla's inventions to do so. They can create huricanes,earthquakes but the ignorant wizards do not know the extent of what they are playing with. This willl set off a chain reaction they cannot control.

Knowledge can free you from ignorance.

Have a great day

Vic

I was actually online looking for a free radon test kit that is offered to residents of Illinois, and came across a link for disaster preparedness for earthquakes which offered the following information:

www.radon.illinois.gov...


The New Madrid seismic zone (NMSZ) extends more than 120 miles southward from Cairo, Illinois, at the junction of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, into Arkansas and parts of Kentucky and Tennessee. It roughly follows Interstate 55 through Blytheville down to Marked Tree, Arkansas, crossing four state lines and the Mississippi River in three places as it progresses through some of the richest farmland in the country.

The greatest earthquake risk east of the Rocky Mountains is along the NMSZ. Damaging earthquakes are not as frequent as in California, but when they do occur, the destruction covers more than 15 times the area because of the underlying geology and soil conditions prevalent in the region. The zone is active, averaging about 200 earthquakes per year, though most of them are too small to be felt. With modern seismic networks, the capability to detect earthquakes has greatly increased, and many more very small earthquakes are being detected now than in the past. There is a common misconception that the number of earthquakes has increased over the years, but the increase is due to more sophisticated recording methods that can detect earthquakes that were previously unrecorded. The history of the region tells us, however, that the earthquake risk is the most serious potential disaster we could face.

In the winter of 1811-1812, a series of very large earthquakes occurred along the fault system buried deep within the NMSZ. Using felt information reported in newspapers and from eyewitness accounts of effects, magnitudes have been estimated to be 7.8, 8.0, and 8.1. In addition to the main shocks in December, January, and February, there were more than a thousand aftershocks, some of which were almost as large as the main shocks. The earthquakes were felt throughout the eastern United States and into Canada, ringing church bells as far away as Richmond, Virginia, and Charleston, South Carolina. Closer to home, much of the area was flooded, making it unfit for farming for many years, and most of the building infrastructure in the epicentral region was destroyed. In some areas, land rose or subsided as much as 20 feet, and small waterfalls or rapids were observed on the Mississippi River, causing part of the river to flow backwards for a short time. Seismologists now believe the New Madrid earthquakes represent the greatest known release of seismic energy in the world. As a result of the earthquakes, Congress passed the nation's first disaster assistance bill, offering arable land to farmers in exchange for ruined cropland, the initiation of a federal disaster policy that continues today.

Since 1811 and 1812, two more large earthquakes have occurred in the NMSZ - an estimated magnitude 6.4 near Marked Tree, Arkansas, in 1843, and an estimated magnitude 6.8 near Charleston, Missouri, in 1895. While scientists believe magnitude 8.0 earthquakes are very rare in this area, they are concerned about smaller but potentially damaging earthquakes similar in size to those in 1843 and 1895, which occur more frequently. With the older infrastructure in our region and the relatively unprepared population, even a magnitude 6.0 event could be devastating to people and communities in the epicentral region.

Scientists have also learned that the New Madrid fault system may not be the only fault system in the Central U.S. capable of producing damaging earthquakes. The Wabash Valley fault system in Illinois and Indiana shows evidence of large earthquakes in its geologic history, and there may be other, as yet unidentified, faults that could produce strong earthquakes

reply to post by gormly



Hey Gormly - thank you for your following comment that you left on my profile:

I am going to call you out on your prediction threads, three recent alarmist headines all about ther same thing.
People commend you for "speaking out" and "informing" us. You can't fool everyone all the time and I am going to hold you to your predictions.

You WILL apologize as your predictions come to pass as you said you would.

Your scaring people who don't know better and causing stress for your own benefit.

Any apology you feel you need, you can find on this thread a few pages, back - so you can go and read it, as that is the only apology I will issue.

One thing - I am sorry you are so scared and stressed out over my threads, you seem to be only one of a very few. (oh there is my personal apology to you - happy now?) If you are so scared, I would advise maybe going to other threads like:

"N.Y.C. to be destroyed Feb 2009"
"FEMA coffins in Georgia"
Obama is the Anti-Christ
zombie apocalypse could be possible

Those are just a few of many - Yes, you should definitely go to those threads, I am sure they will have a much more rational discourse on future, current events, and predictions, and non fear mongering, than this thread.

Though I have to say - from my observation:


The majority have found the webbot predictions interesting and people have found the "odd behavior thread" very interesting - ( as I surmise that from the majority of the postings), including people who are interested in maybe going further with it - that are in those fields.





[edit on 11-12-2008 by questioningall]

reply to post by zorgon


Zorgon, did you just threaten me?


You said:

".... no one says LEAVE in that tone of voice and gets away with it..."


Yes...yes, I believe you did just threaten me.

Oh, moderator.....could you please remove this cyber bully from this discussion thread because he just THREATENED me.

Zorgon, it's not people like Questionall who bring down ATS, it's people like you. It's funny you go around thinking yourself a defender of the innocent when in actuality, all you really are is a big bully who goes around starting fights on discussion threads and then threaten the people who actually have the balls to stand up to you. Get a life.

And moderator, I'm serious....he's just threatened me.



[edit on 11-12-2008 by nikiano]

It seems like the web bots are not the only ones who are predicting quakes this week, either. Most of the dates I've heard so far are for around the 13th...right at or after the full moon.

[edit on 11-12-2008 by nikiano]

Originally posted by nikiano

Oh, moderator.....could you please remove this cyber bully from this discussion thread because he just THREATENED me.

Why don't you respond to the points Zorgon made instead of whining to the moderator about a non-existent threat?

I'm with Zorgon on this. There is way too much fear mongering going on around here. People should really consider the effect such a prediction can have on people. Why create anxiety and fear when there is no substantial proof to support your prediction?

Hey, something happened here in Burlington. Ia . Can anyone confirm? The ground shook at 9:31, 9:32,9:34 and 9:37 am CST. With the 9:32 being the greatest rumbling.

[edit on 11-12-2008 by TamtammyMacx]

reply to post by TamtammyMacx


Hey I looked at the USGS site, but do not see anything in that area on it.

earthquake.usgs.gov...

What did it feel like? A small shake? Did things move around some?

We don't get stuff like this out here in the midwest. But the ground just rumbled. The first one caught my attention as my floor was shaking. But they all started and stopped individually. Shook the ground and the house with the second being the greatest and the last two lessoned with the last one rumbling with the least magnitude.

Did I miss it? Crap, that would just be my luck...I've been in my lawn chair, cigarettes and beer for two days now waiting to see the show...I had to sit on the "throne" for a couple of minutes and just wondering if I missed anything.....
Golly jee, I'm so excited waiting for the show to start!!!!

www.abovetopsecret.com...

last posts by Tgambill, ...you mean this show.?

reply to post by TamtammyMacx


Just curious, where are you located. I experienced this also, but I'm close to Ft. Knox, and they are always making rumbles & shakes at my house.

reply to post by SonicInfinity


i will apologize for nothing.

I agree this thread is just WRONG.

It is actually creating anxiety for the people who do come here, and a lot of those people do believe a lot of what they read in here, no matter how far fetched or ridiculous.

So shame on you for creating fear and anxiety, bad energy isn't good for anyone. NOTHING has happened to warrant this thread. NOTHING will happen to warrant this thread. Look at your life and ask yourself questions about your life. Posting this crap in a public forum only shows you up to be the callous one.

Creating bad energy will only result in you feeding off it and becoming more cold hearted and negative.

[edit on 11-12-2008 by KIRKSTERUK]

I remember back when I was a kid, every time the phone would ring, my brother would say who he thought it was was before it was answered.

"That's dad calling from work", or "That's Grandma calling," he would say, as if he was positive. 98% of the time he was wrong.


But because he got one right every once in a while he considered himself endowed with some kind of sixth sense.

I finally got tired of it, so the next time the phone rang and he announced beforehand who was on the the other end, I said. "Wanna Bet?"

Losing his allowance a few times put a stop to his nonsense.


My point is that people are quick to make predictions like this when there are no consequences to themselves. Especially when they can hide behind the veil on anonymity. However, make them financially or morally responsible for their actions and this foolishness would stop.

reply to post by Sparky63


i couldn't agree more. people have to take responsibility for there actions.

While checking out the USGS website, which i do daily,i am puzzled about the depth of the larger quakes in the world. 10 KM (6.2 miles) Is this depth common, coincidental, or possibly manmade? These threads have been totally fascinating and any feedback on the above would be appreciated. I live in west central WI., gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, lack of birds and deer.

I don't get this. The whole prediction/fear mongering argument keeps going round-and-round.

For the last time, The OP did NOT make this prediction. She just posted the WebBot prediction. Those folks are not anonymous and stand by their work. They admit when they are wrong --- or at least they always have.

If you have a problem with the prediction and consider it 'fear mongering' take it up with the people at halfpasthuman. Really, look at the threads that are typically in-play on ATS. Fear mongering is our stock-and-trade to one degree or another.

Be prepared, that's all. Just in case. Everyone hopes the WebBot is wrong. Even the WebBot guys.

reply to post by nikiano



"LEAVE" to anyone and...

"gets away with it" by anyone

I believe is the proper context that message is meant to convey. I have known Z for quite a while, I even know what his day job is. Z is not a "bully", and in fact is the furthermost removed from any sort of "bullying", being the the intelligent and cultured gentleman he is.

I am certain you are also, but in the heat of argument these finer details are easily missed.

Now, let's lay down our weapons, and consider our own behavior, is it not so far out of line with the unusual behavior of the animals? How will our actions judge us when we are faced with a crisis? Have we not earned the right to govern ourselves with dignity, or shall we throw it all away and start again at square one fighting and scrapping, accomplishing nothing?

Now, let us reflect upon our attitudes, then return with a new outlook.

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