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Originally posted by PuterMan
reply to post by cabinda
Just to maintain the topic for a second.
Of course I understand the concern for Japan, and I am well aware of the potential dangers of earthquakes of these magnitudes. They do after all shake the whole world even if only 'slowly'.
I am also concerned for the mental well being of some people on ATS and of course else where, who get freaked out by the doom and gloom terminology. Maybe I maintain too level a head and will still be standing to attention on the deck when the ship goes down, I don't know, but I am certainly not one for scaremongering and recently there seems to have been so much on ATS.
Ignorance denied...+1
PS...I love when ignorant people use the "deny ignorance" line.
Originally posted by PuterMan
reply to post by Corruption Exposed
No it did not, it moved it 6 to 8 feet, and it was the coast not the whole island of Japan.
Get your facts right like we do here in Grumpyville.
www.physorg.com...
Ignorance denied...+1
PS...I love when ignorant people use the "deny ignorance" line.
No, now ignorance is denied.edit on 23/4/2011 by PuterMan because: (no reason given)
I am sorry man, but you know it is true.
I mean no quarrel, but you deserve a class in civility.
That high horse you rode in on must be getting tired by now. Try giving it a rest.
Originally posted by cabinda
reply to post by Corruption Exposed
Heya... its ok... puterman seems to have his sensitive underpants on... he tried to bollock me earlier for me passing my opinion on a buffoon commenting on it only being a magnitude 6 earthquake........how dare I chastise someone for making light of the magnitude... after all people in Tokyo are not concerned that every medium sized earthquake could trigger a massive quake... its all a normal day at the office for them....they are not bothered...
Mind you ...nobody of his standing could possibly admit we imbiciles seem to be spot on with our conclusions .... after all... we have totally made a mountain out of a molehill over the radioactivity released... , the increased tectonic activity being totally above the normal activity parameters, there has not been any nuclear emergency over there has there, no increased risk to the area due to the frequency of the quakes destabilising the infrastructure over there .....no threat to life... everything is just peachy....
we have totally made a mountain out of a molehill over the radioactivity released...
This is no worse than Chernobyl.
Originally posted by SonOfTheLawOfOne
Let's not forget about the dead fish in California.... again... just before quake activity in Japan....
So my question is what are the odds of it happening TWICE?
~Namasteedit on 21-4-2011 by SonOfTheLawOfOne because: (no reason given)
EDIT: Has anyone considered that this could be a foreshock just like what happened with with the little 6.7 and 7 mags Japan had just days before the 9?
True American demonstrated that the tension within the adjoining plates was increasing based on quakes where they meet, which is right near Tokyo. He went out on a limb by suggesting that there would be another big quake, but backed it up with a lot of information. The Tokyo quake is likely a sign of what may be coming.edit on 21-4-2011 by SonOfTheLawOfOne because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Corruption Exposed
reply to post by gougitousakusha
edo/tokyo has been leveled about every 50 years from flood/fire/earth quake/tsunami, really they had to know it was coming and prepare.
You are right, they knew it was coming, and they tried preparing with structural enhancements to soften the dmage. There is no preparation for what seems to be happening over there though. Only proper preparation would be to get the heck outta dodge. Kind of like people living in Tornado Alley, or on the San Andreas. Not much you can do but leave, or remain there and hope for the best.