Cassiopaean Prediction: 9.6 Earthquake, no dates

ThePeaceMaker
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Autumn I wouldn't even bother replying Menedes will only change the dates I don't give his threads any attention any more. (Apart from this reply)

Maybe he'll stop if we tell him he's being used by internet liars. No one likes to be a tool .

Here's a big fat clue for you Menendes, if the source is "entities" chances are 100% someone is lying. It's a way to spread lies and fear without putting a name and face to the lie. Kind of like a little kid blaming his invisible friend for burning down the house.

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The who? The Cassiopeians ? From the constellation that has no planets for these supposed Cassiopeians to live on in the first place.? Those folks? The ones who don't exist?

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well, the cascadia subduction fault is due? good lord, i hope not!

I think this deserves attention now, because I had a bad feeling recently that this 9.6 quake is very imminent and close to occurring.....

A 9.6 through central Tokyo? A lateral strike slip fault is going to produce that? Not going to happen. Only subduction faulting can produce mega-thrust quakes above 9. Those are all off the coast. Tokyo at worst would get an 8.4, but more likely in the 7 range. Same goes for The San Andreas.

Now Cascadia has the potential for a 9.0+ about 1 every 300 years or so (last in 1700).

I predict there will be an 8.0 or higher along the Pacific Coast of South America in the next 11.2 months. Book it.

a reply to: Menedes567

f we only consider the quakes that caused a significant number of deaths (>1) since that time, and if the quake referred to above was the seventh in a series of fourteen, then there is a perfect match with the prediction so far: - See more at: www.abovetopsecret.com...

If, If, If. You can't just cherry pick. They were either right or wrong.

originally posted by: Menedes567
I think this deserves attention now, because I had a bad feeling recently that this 9.6 quake is very imminent and close to occurring.....

You also told us that there would be a mothership over Cleveland in 2013, Comet ISON is a Biosphere and Earth becomes a higher density/dimensional planet by late January 2014, and a lot of other things.

How much of it has been right?

You wake up every single day believing that the sky is falling chicken little. My question is what are you trying to escape from? What makes you yearn for some devastating event every day? Why are all your posts about earthquakes or some other devastation to mankind. Why are you so eager to report these false prophets as truth. What?
d reply to: Menedes567

Zip zero nada. Apparently this person just lives for and loves doom porn. Plain and simple. a reply to: Pauligirl

originally posted by: Degradation33
A 9.6 through central Tokyo? A lateral strike slip fault is going to produce that? Not going to happen. Only subduction faulting can produce mega-thrust quakes above 9. Those are all off the coast. Tokyo at worst would get an 8.4, but more likely in the 7 range. Same goes for The San Andreas.

Now Cascadia has the potential for a 9.0+ about 1 every 300 years or so (last in 1700).

I predict there will be an 8.0 or higher along the Pacific Coast of South America in the next 11.2 months. Book it.

False. This is a complete myth. How many times is this going to have to be explained to people here? Besides the "mega-thrust" part, the magnitude part is nonsense. It's pure myth. There is no such thing as this imaginary limit for magnitudes on slip faults zones.

a reply to: Degradation33

But Japanese officials say the possibility of a 9 Mag quake at the Nankai Trough, which is quite near to Tokyo, would be high. If that happens, it would technically be at Tokyo, since the shakings would collapse many buildings there, espeicially if it is 9.2 Mw and above. Read here for more: www.japantimes.co.jp...

Excerpt:

"If a magnitude 9.0 quake were to occur along the Nankai Trough off central and western Japan, it could be so powerful as to violently rock high-rise buildings in cities as far from the epicenter as Tokyo and Osaka, a new set of estimates showed Saturday.

The National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, projected that tall buildings in Tokyo would sway at a speed 10 times faster than during the 9.0-magnitude Great East Japan Earthquake that struck off Tohoku in 2011. It also forecast the speed of oscillation for high-rises in Osaka could be several dozen times faster.

More on an upcoming Mag 9 quake that could affect Tokyo. Read this article: www.dw.de...

Excerpt:

"The Nankai Trough extends for hundred of kilometers parallel with the Japanese coast, off heavily populated areas south of Tokyo. A new report has issued a chilling warning of what a major quake in the trough would mean.

An earthquake in the Nankai Trough could be on a scale 10 times that of the disaster that befell Tohoku in March 2011.
More worryingly, experts warn that a mega-quake is overdue.

A report compiled by the Central Disaster Management Council, as a direct result of the impact of the Great East Japan Earthquake of two years ago, predicts that a magnitude-9 quake in the volatile Nankai Trough could trigger a tsunami as much as 30 meters high that could kill 320,000 people.

The disaster would destroy road and rail links the length of the country. The tsunami would pulverize buildings that had already been weakened by the tremor. Infrastructure would be wiped out for hundreds of kilometers along the coast and the projected cost in terms of the damage wrought on the country is 220 trillion yen (1.84 trillion euros).

a reply to: Menedes567

More on an upcoming Mag 9 quake that could affect Tokyo. Read this article:

I thought you said 9.6.
Or Cassi did.

a reply to: Phage

Yeah, Cassi said. All official sources said they're expecting up to Mw 9 quake around that area, but many scientists didn't thought that a quake up to 8.9 to 9.0 would be possible to occur off the coast of Sendai too, during the 2011 Tohoku quake. So the magnitude could be much higher than what they're expecting, and it may probably be close to the magnitude that the Cassis forecasted would occur, at an indefinite and unspecified time in the future.

a reply to: Menedes567

All official sources said they're expecting up to Mw 9 quake around that area, b

All of them? They are expecting it?

Or is it some? And are they talking about the possibility?

a reply to: Phage

Well, I meant most Japanese officials expect such a quake to occur within the next 30 years along the Nankai Trough, and that would affect Tokyo due to its close proximity to the Japanese capital. Read this article for more >>> www.japantimes.co.jp...

Excerpt:

"There is a 60 to 70 percent chance that an earthquake registering magnitude 8 to 9 or above will occur along the Nankai Trough off central and western Japan within the next 30 years, a government panel said Friday.

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a reply to: Menedes567
Yes. I know. So the Cassi "prediction" is sort of ridiculous, don't you think? There will be a big earthquake...sometime.

The panel also said in the report a massive earthquake would likely occur near the Nankai Trough once in every 100 to 200 years, and urged caution as nearly 70 years have passed since the area was hit by the Tonankai earthquake in 1944 and the Nankai earthquake in 1946.