Eh.. I'm in Utah, and according to the USGS, we're almost 500 years or so overdue for an earthquake.


Bring it.

I live in southern tennessee and over the last few months starting back in about july i could feel small tremmers throw my house. i knew there was a quarrey 2 mile from my house so i proceeded to call them to see if they had been blasting on these days and i was told that they are no longer using that quarrey anymore that they were using one that was about 20 miles from my house, so that answered my question it was a trimmer. but hope that the web bot is wrong becuase not to far from me is the city of huntsville al. and the city is built on top of a very large cavern system not good at all.

Well I just hope it's nonsense. Because I live in Arkansas right in the line of the New Madrid fault. I have for years been fascinated by the 1811-1812 earthquakes. I think we should set some things straight here.

First, there was no Richter scale when those earthquakes occurred. Scientists have simply claimed they were around 8 on the scale. The truth is they were NEVER measured. Honestly anyone that has studied those quakes knows that they were exponentially larger than that. Far bigger than the Indonesian quake of 2004. We are talking Biblical in proportions.

They were literally as if the world was ending and Armageddon had come. The things is that they occurred in a region that at that time was so remote that there just wasn't much knowledge in the rest of the world of what happened.

But looking back on things historically and judging what those quakes did is absolutely downright SCARY. I have never seen in other quakes similar to that in the last say 500 years anywhere on Earth that have occurred in all the seismic studying I've done.

But, it's even worse than that. Actually there is a cavern here locally that you can visit and inside this cavern you can see the evidence on the walls of these quakes. Now the 1811-1812 quakes are about an inch wide, then you have a quake about in the year 1400 that's about 2 inches wide (or double the size of the 1811-1812 quakes), but then you have a quake in about the year 350 that's about 14 inches wide, meaning 14 times the size of the 1811-1812 quakes, which were the biggest in the world in the last 500-600 years. Also there is sediment evidence in Arkansas and Mississippi from that earliest quake somewhere around 350-500 AD and it's just scary as hell. Make no mistake that the New Madrid has the power unleash a quake that is so big that life as we basically know it in the center of the US would end.

I live half way between Memphis and St. Louis. I have always had an emergency plan for an earthquake. BUT....just in case, anyone want a visitor for a week? I'm little and I don't eat much!

I have a problem with this "web bot" thing. (An anonymous post will probably pop up right as I post this. If it does it's mine, please forgive me. )

Anyway, I'm not convinced that this web bot actually works. I was reading an interview with, I believe, the creator of web bot, and what they were describing was just a web crawler. People don't naturally have psychic emissions (I don't think a web crawler can prove that; look at Google); people are just naturally good at cause-and-effect relationships.

For example, if everyone speculates that the economy's going to get worse that doesn't mean that's why the economy goes down, it just means that people were predicting something, using logic, that was going to happen regardless. Just because I say the Dow's going to go down and it does doesn't mean I'm psychic, it just means that the Dow's on its way down and I just happened to state the obvious.

There is no collective conscience, there is a giant network of computers where people just happen to be talking about things that are going to happen anyway.

The most likely zone in California would be in Coalinga. It's our earthquake center for highest activity on a regular basis. It fits nicely into the framework. It's in a fertile valley of food production, and is between 32 and 36 N latitude. I would bet on Coalinga. It's also the San Andreas fault. They study the fault activity there, too. You can bet there will be geologists on duty there at the time.

The most likely zone in California would be in Coalinga. It's our earthquake center for highest activity on a regular basis. It fits nicely into the framework. It's in a fertile valley of food production, and is between 32 and 36 N latitude. I would bet on Coalinga. It's also the San Andreas fault. They study the fault activity there, too. You can bet there will be geologists on duty there at the time.

The web bot has been discussed alot in other threads here at ATS and it always amuses me when a newbie that knows nothing about it or hasn't done their homework has an opinion on it.

If I were you , I'd sit up and pay attention to the time monks. They are on to something. C2C and Jeff Rense interview them regurally so google for the interviews and listen carefully. It may save your life.

Originally posted by zig-zag-zig123The moon is known to have influence on earthly events, of course, like tidal fluctuations obviously. I can imagine tectonic plates and volcanos too. The animals start going crazy sometimes too.

Indeed. My husband, who volunteers as a fire/emt guy, has one of those scanners that tones emergency calls. Every month, it's relatively quiet - until the day/night of the full moon. Then it's one call after another. And people jumping off the bridge and accidents on the interstate and the craziest things. A relative works as an ER nurse, and it's crazy busy on the night of full moons.

Interestingly enough, after looking at the moon website you included - the last "supermoon" as you call it, occured on Jan 10, 2005. According to Wikipedia's entry:

Tides of over 2 meters inundate Port Blair, Andaman Islands, India, raising fears that the 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake has changed tidal patterns.

Interesting.

Originally posted by TKainZero
What knows...



i just will know to be on my toes for that week...


If the CPU monitor starts to shake, im out the window...


Give the Webots a chance...

Is it was some old hag that is burning tea leafs, and flipping cards over...

Would that make you belive it more???

Can you edit the code of an old lady to change how she reads the tea-leaves?

Give webbots a chance??

Please, don't give a script any more consideration than all it deserves... It is like attributing life to a computer virus - it's just code written by a human. All it does is reflect the world of human beings based on what people are thinking about in blogs and searching on the internet...

God almighty, has to be the worst thing to come out of the internet in recent times, the faith put into this...