You may have noticed, there is a dramatic increase in world earthquakes. The last week there were approximately 168 on the World Map.. normal and quiet. It had been hovering around 200-220, still normal and quiet.
At the moment, there are more than 640 on the world map and they have been increasing EVERY DAY! They are happening all over the world, highlighted by the 7+ quakes in El Salvador and the Phillipines in this past week.. the M.6.6 in Indonesie..
M7.6 earthquake on Friday, Aug. 31 at 93 km E of Sulangan, Philippines
A massive earthquake (preliminary calculations 7.9 magnitude) occurred in the Philippines 120 km east of Samar Island on Aug. 31 Aug. The nearest city to the epicenter is Sulangan at 93 km (58mi) to the west. No major Tsunami, warning cancelled.
In next 90 minutes there were 6 strong M5+ aftershocks recorded by EMSC.
The M6.6 – 140km WNW of Tobelo in Indonesie and the M7.4 – 111km S of Puerto El Triunfo in El Salvador
The M6.8 on Aug. 30 – 99km (62mi) NW of Olonkinbyen, Svalbard and Jan Mayen, Norway
This quake is likely one of the of the largest Norwegian earthquakes on record.
A large earthquakes in Norway in 2008, a M6.2 reported in Svalbard.
The Oslofjord M5.7 earthquake of 1904 is the best known earthquake causing damage in Norway.
And last week more than THREE HUNDRED earthquakes hit southern California in massive ‘swarm’
More than 300 earthquakes have rattled the southern tip of California this weekend, destroying previous estimations that the most recent ‘swarm’ would die off after just 100.
The quakes were felt from Arizona to San Diego, though no injuries or extensive damage have been reported.
The largest quake, magnitude 5.5, struck at 8:57 p.m. on August 26, about three miles north-northwest of the small Imperial County farming town of Brawley.
Scientists weren’t yet sure what fault Sunday’s quake cluster was on, but it was near the 800-mile San Andreas Fault.
And according the latest updates, Japan’s government on Wednesday unveiled a worst case disaster scenario that warned a monster earthquake in the Pacific Ocean could kill over 320,000 people, dwarfing last year’s quake-tsunami disaster.
Tokyo’s casualty toll estimate was based on a catastrophic scenario in which a powerful undersea quake of about 9.0 magnitude sparked a giant tsunami that swamps Japan’s coastline south of Tokyo.
The Cabinet Office’s hypothetical disaster would see the quake strike at nighttime during the winter with strong winds helping unleash waves that reach 34-metre (110 feet), sweeping many victims away as they slept. Story continues here
The huge list of World Earthquakes can be found at: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/
It seems there is an enormous amount of energy shifting throughout the entire Earth, right now.. and maybe something larger is looming which eventually affects us in some way.
Source and author: * bangkokpost * earthquake.usgs.gov Earthquakes
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it could he HAARP weather modification. :P
most definitely not helped by HAARP, not even close. In fact I think that earthquakes started out as an unintentional consequence of intentional actions. Or perhaps it was intentional. Either way, whenever the HAARP field thingys start their singing, we get earthquakes within a week. Sometimes a matter of hours.
i'm pretty sure the earthquake that damaged the japanese nuclear power plant was caused by haarp, a Russian Politician even admitted it.
welcome all to the world of earthquakes. They actually aren't as bad as you might think. Literally a year ago tomorrow, I lost my house and belongings in a 7.2 that levelled a few buildings in my beautiful city of Christchurch NZ. A thing I've learned about earthquakes - it is in effect the earth removing negative energy from her surface. They have an uncanny way of bringing people together; in a place with so much loss and destruction, injury and harm, the people of my city banded together and helped one another like we were all one big family. 2 years on, nothing has changed. We still ALWAYS smile at each other in the street, help old ladies off the bus, politeness and manners are very wide-spread in a way that they haven't been in our society for a long time. We know that we might need the help of that stranger, that it might be that stranger who helps us out of a totalled building and that that one smile 3 minutes before might make all the difference in their decision making as to whether to risk their life to help you or not. To be honest, a lot of research that I've done on earthquakes have supported the idea of a magnetic pole shift. There is a lot of excellent information on this site - http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_pleyades.htm. Feel free to browse and come to your own conclusion, there is a lot of information about a lot of interesting subjects normally with-held from us by the mainstream media.
A point I would very very much like to put weight on is don't be afraid of the earthquakes. They come and go as they please and the only thing you get out of worrying is stress and lack of clarity in the moment. Literally that is all you will achieve by freaking out. Prepare by putting aside some water and food, a way of cooking and keeping warm (a portable gas stove works brilliantly), cards or books or games - something that you and your group can pass the time with. Put this outside of your house and in a shed if you can, just in case the structure becomes too dangerous for you to go back into. You may think 'what do you mean, group?', well in these cases you will find that people in your neighbourhood with find themselves congregating together, even the most unlikely of people will support each other. After a big aftershock we found ourselves singing Bohemian Rhapsody at the top of our lungs, only to be joined by groups of neighbours on either side of us. That aftershock got the entire neighbourhood singing, what does that tell you? (Lol good memory that one.) So how could I sing knowing that my house had been levelled and all of my belongings were in that house? I needed to, I wanted to, the people around me needed to and wanted to and the result was to bring the neighbourhood together for the entire 7 minutes of that song. The laughter after that song was soooo desperately needed I cannot explain to you. We needed to laugh, to release what had happened so that we could pick up our tools and fix what was broken. To sort ourselves out, laugh at the event in the aftermath and find joy in even the most dire of circumstances isn't just the Kiwi way of dealing with a life-changing event, its a human way of coping with change and that's something that most of us Kiwi's never forgot. Help others, share the love especially in a time like that and you would be surprised at what comes back to you. So all of you that will experience big earthquakes soon, don't fret it is just the earth releasing negativity and giving you an opportunity to do the same, to put aside differences and help yourselves and the greater good. In destruction, there is always beauty and joy, you just have to know where to look. Just a small word of advice, should you choose to take it :) Love and Light always, especially to those of you who are about to go through what others of us have already had experience with <3