Volcanic Eruption Near Fukushima?!?!

Here's some more doom porn I guess.

Seriously, who still thinks TEPCO and the MSM are being honest about this?

enenews.com... an-last-month-professor-massive-volcanic-eruption-we-s

The article states that 9 earthquakes within a few hours triggered a volcanic eruption. ENE news is saying that there could be another one, possibly a major one, very soon.

reply to post by Lynk3


You dont suppose that the new volcano has any directly traceable connections to the massive amount of radioactive material now eating its way deep into the ground under Fukishima do you?
The time sequencing of events may indicate that possibility......
On the bright side, My Fuji may have been headed off by the release of the magma from the new volcano.......and may have gotten largely active otherwise....perhaps this was the intent of the whole sequence of events...?
say it aint so.....

Its affected by the moon, lookup the post about this yesterday.
This month, expect lots of volcanoes and earthquake.

reply to post by NullVoid


If there is a connection to the super New Moon, then wouldn't that mean all hell breaks loose when the moon actually reaches its peak size? I would hope not.

Seems to be a few new islands forming lately. I suppose to balance it something will shortly sink. New York sounds like a good candidate, it can drag Wall Street to hell.

reply to post by rickymouse


I would rather not, since I'm in CT and I kind of want to live some more LOL. Unless of course it can be done without affecting me.

rickymouse
Seems to be a few new islands forming lately. I suppose to balance it something will shortly sink. New York sounds like a good candidate, it can drag Wall Street to hell.

Oh c'mon - I live here! LOLOL...

reply to post by stirling


Intrresting take considering most assume its simply an outward and upward effect.

rickymouse
Seems to be a few new islands forming lately. I suppose to balance it something will shortly sink. New York sounds like a good candidate, it can drag Wall Street to hell.

Oil is a constant product of earth and our consumption has gone down due to energy and fuel prices hikes leading to an excess thrrefore expansion pmsl
joking but sort of asking

Nothing about this situation is surprising. I personally wish it were possible to get any amount of hard truth, but sometimes I'm fairly certain these guys in charge don't know any. Scary scary scary.