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A fair amount of small earthquakes

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posted on Dec, 28 2012 @ 10:34 PM
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Thanks to a fellow ATS member I have been looking at this site...looking on it a few minutes ago I couldn't help but notice the clusters of small earchquakes none getting bigger than three...but again a fair amount...they seem to be on the west coast of Argentina and work their way up to the west coast of Alaska
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also interesting...link to Russia emergency
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posted on Dec, 28 2012 @ 11:19 PM
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Originally posted by chrismarco
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Thanks to a fellow ATS member I have been looking at this site..



I stopped looking at RSOE a long time ago.
Due to the way it collects incidents to report, its way too random in what gets shown.

Right now we have a "vehicle incident" at Fort Wayne Airport.
But why that particular one? Is it internationally significant in some way?

Previously they had a BIOLOGICAL HAZARD in Australia.
But reading the description, it was just that police had used capsicum spray to arrest one person.

And of course the "volcano eruption" sourced from Duchy's youtube video.

And three people dying in Swaziland is worthy of mention as an EPIDEMIC HAZARD, yet thousands dying in Somalia doesnt rate any mention whatsoever.

But a non-fatal car crash in Massachusetts does indeed rate as being worthy to announce to the world.

Oh, EPIDEMIC HAZARD in Fiji. There is a rubella outbreak with 3 reported cases in the greater Suva area,

And earthquakes!! How do they decide that magnitude ONE earthquakes should be listed?
Right now I see a 1.3, 1.5, 1.8, 1.5 etc...
To put those on an "Emergency and Disaster" site is a completely retarded idea.

For me, its hard to take it seriously.



 
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