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Where news reports can clang the insistant message that the flooding is coming from rain causing rivers to overflow their banks, this video clangs the truth far louder. The flooded land is open to the sea, and the Java Sea stands at the same level. Only sinking, or a recent and slow draining tsunami, would create such a visual effect. If a tsunami was the cause, then where are the reports of this? The degree of elevation loss can also be calculated from this video. The approach is from the east, in a plane landing in Jakarta. The companion video, titled "landing in Jakarta" has the same crying baby and even shows the airline insignia on the wing tip. As is clearly identified in the companion video, a major freeway or toll road is flooded on both sides, showing how far the inundation has progressed in Jakarta itself. Only those who have taken the route of denying it all would fail to be impressed by this evidence, notably made available by a private citizen who questions the establishment explanation for the flooding.
Originally posted by Lansky
OK i can't even tell you guys where i heard this but i heard it some time ago and was wondering if anyone could tell me if it is a possibility or blow it out of the water. ( the latter preffered)
If the poles were to flip would the Earths rotation slow or possibly stop? And if that were to happen would the centrifugal force then subside? Supposing of course that the tectonic plates and or continents are suspended by the centrifugal force from the earths rotation ( which i am not clear on either) thus causing the continents to sink below sea level?
I have always wanted to ask that questionedit on 1-2-2011 by Lansky because: when i drink although i think i am rather clever, i seem not to be able to type to well :-P
Originally posted by backinblack
Originally posted by Lansky
OK i can't even tell you guys where i heard this but i heard it some time ago and was wondering if anyone could tell me if it is a possibility or blow it out of the water. ( the latter preffered)
If the poles were to flip would the Earths rotation slow or possibly stop? And if that were to happen would the centrifugal force then subside? Supposing of course that the tectonic plates and or continents are suspended by the centrifugal force from the earths rotation ( which i am not clear on either) thus causing the continents to sink below sea level?
I have always wanted to ask that questionedit on 1-2-2011 by Lansky because: when i drink although i think i am rather clever, i seem not to be able to type to well :-P
I must guess you are referring to magnetic poles, not the real ones..
Thus the answer is no, why would it effect Earth's rotation??
Originally posted by Lansky
If the poles were to flip would the Earths rotation slow or possibly stop? And if that were to happen would the centrifugal force then subside? Supposing of course that the tectonic plates and or continents are suspended by the centrifugal force from the earths rotation ( which i am not clear on either) thus causing the continents to sink below sea level?
Originally posted by trinlan
how credible is this?
I don't know where the zetas get their info from, but my 'spidey sense' tingles whenever I read their stuff.
Originally posted by pajoly
One irony is that fanatical Christians will say it is God punishing Muslims (Pakistan and Indonesia being the number 2 and 1 countries in Muslim population size, respectively..
Originally posted by Lansky
OK i can't even tell you guys where i heard this but i heard it some time ago and was wondering if anyone could tell me if it is a possibility or blow it out of the water. ( the latter preffered)
If the poles were to flip would the Earths rotation slow or possibly stop? And if that were to happen would the centrifugal force then subside? Supposing of course that the tectonic plates and or continents are suspended by the centrifugal force from the earths rotation ( which i am not clear on either) thus causing the continents to sink below sea level?
I have always wanted to ask that questionedit on 1-2-2011 by Lansky because: when i drink although i think i am rather clever, i seem not to be able to type to well :-P