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Topic started on 2-10-2009 @ 02:00 PM by TheCoffinman

In the past week the pacific region has been very angry.

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Typhoon Ketsana (9/23-9/30) struck the philippines and Veitnam killing 368 people+ in Vietnam, Philippines, Cambodia and Loas. 100+ are still missing

on the 29th off the Samoan Islands, an 8.0-8.3 earthquake struck sending out a 20-ft tsunami across the pacific. 190+ people have died with hundreds more injured. they are still having major aftershocks...

the next day on the 30th a 7.6 earthquake struck just off the coast of Sumatra, indonesia killing an estimated 1,100 people and thats sure to rise as hundreds more are trapped inside buildings... a day later a 6.6 quake hit Jambi, indonesia in the same region.

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you could also include the dust storm that hit eastern austrailia 22-23rd of sept.

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it is not over either, Super Typhoon Parma is about to nail the Philippines with 150 mile an hour winds...

whats next?

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reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 02:04 PM by Aggie Man

Here's a wild thought: Maybe the increased activity is related to El Nino. Maybe the change in barometric pressure, water temperature or other weather related phenomena. I wonder what kind of seismic activity the "ring of fire" experienced during the last El Nino? Anyone, anyone?

Just my 2-cents

reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 02:13 PM by TwilightMage

I've been following all these quakes and wind storms, myself.. They seem to be closely related, somehow.

Perhaps the pacific is mad at us, because we have a plastic waste dump the size of Texas just SITTING there...

reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 02:23 PM by Essan

What's interesting is that the 2 most destructive storms this season (Morakot and Ketsana) have not been major typhoons and the damage has been caused by rain, not winds.

reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 02:32 PM by D.E.M.

Weather has been bizzare here in the Northwest too. Freezing rain and dark as evening one day, sunny without a cloud in the sky the next. Temperature dropped off a cliff last weekend as well. All very strange weather for a place that usually experiences a slow winding down.

reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 02:41 PM by spiritwomyn

I am not even sure if this is worth it or not, but H.A.A.R.P> and other nice toys used in black ops are very effective in controling weather.
Not to mention the ability to direct a beam of energy into a certain area and cause a quake beneath the ocean.

Predictions from Nostradomus and the Mayan and others has been know for decades.

Add it to a group who believe in mass genocidal killing of 5.5 billion people.

How to do that without a Hitler like approach. Use the weather, disease, threat of terrorist attacks and then make the attack happen.

In other words, create the problem, and use it to create your ultimate solution.

Or maybe Mother earth has had it with us.

But as we are so easily manipulated we will most likely prefer the second option to the first.

reply posted on 2-10-2009 @ 02:44 PM by Aggie Man

Originally posted by spiritwomyn
I am not even sure if this is worth it or not, but H.A.A.R.P> and other nice toys used in black ops are very effective in controling weather.
Not to mention the ability to direct a beam of energy into a certain area and cause a quake beneath the ocean.

Predictions from Nostradomus and the Mayan and others has been know for decades.

Add it to a group who believe in mass genocidal killing of 5.5 billion people.

How to do that without a Hitler like approach. Use the weather, disease, threat of terrorist attacks and then make the attack happen.

In other words, create the problem, and use it to create your ultimate solution.

Or maybe Mother earth has had it with us.

But as we are so easily manipulated we will most likely prefer the second option to the first.