GIANT FISSURE / CRACK opens in the ground! Seagi Gulistan ,PAKISTAN - March 2011

My apologies if this has been discussed earlier, my search returned no results.

I've been unable to find any MSM information on this event thus far but I will add new information as I receive it. There's obviously some massive forces at play here, are fissures of this size common? Anyone?



Here's Hawaii:

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Lately it really seems the world is being torn literally in half. First hawaii now here?

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Nice. And, the "first" wasn't even the one in Hawaii.
How rare are fissures like this?
Actually, what am I asking for...I should be the one researching it...

Originally posted by Imhotepsol
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Lately it really seems the world is being torn literally in half. First hawaii now here?

Good point, I added Hawaii footage to the OP. Thank you for the heads up.

Originally posted by Imhotepsol
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Lately it really seems the world is being torn literally in half. First hawaii now here?

No, just Fear Mongers pointing out things that are very natural and in no way new.

That particular YouTube Channel is notorious for misrepresentation and running misleading stuff.

That area is first of all very active Geologically. Second, that fissure is not in the ground. You hear the crunching as they walk on top of the hard-pack from the winter? Those cracks are normal and due to the movement of ice and snow and as the weather warms, sheets of ice an snow move.

The reason you hear that crunching sound as they walk is the snow has been partially thawing and refreezing on the surface. That is the exact conditions to expect to see those crevasses. Nothing subnormal or unnatural about this.

Just more crap by that YouTuber.

Do some reading about Hawaii and you will understand what is happening there is quite normal.

Wow, that seems to go on forever! Makes the one in Michigan look like a Paper Cut.

Wish i knew what he was saying.

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Now that's a big crack! Wanna see my crack?

Here's a post I made about a fissure in Michigan that opened up back in October of last year. When this guy went back in the winter to check on it, he noticed heat coming from it. Debunkers claimed that the snow would've melted more...but in reality, the crack would've been filled with snow if there was no heat coming from it.


Michigan fissure

These cracks are appearing everywhere. Earth is growing. Its awesome to witness nature's true intentions for this planet. Super volcanos erupt then we have enough smoke and ash in the atmosphere to cool it off and pollution go back down to zilch. Then a peaceful 1000 year reign on earth. Another ice age. Another migration. Can't wait to travel to peru and visit one of the 13 stargates of the world.

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Okay....so that's some serious heat coming from the Hawaii crack!

So the theory is that the earth is expanding? Maybe it's like an egg about to give birth... just kidding! I know I've read about a serious fissure in Africa too. And the prophecies tell of America splitting in half and noxious fumes escaping the earth (me thinks along the San Madrid/Mississippi River...

I've heard of fissures of that size being created by earthquakes. Here in Alaska we had an immense earthquake in 2004. The crack it created split the highway and tore it all to heck.

There was a 7.2 earthquake in Southwestern Pakistan back in mid-January. You can see the news story from CNN HERE but where the earthquake was centered was about 200 miles SW from the site of this fissure.

It doesn't look like a direct correlation can be made yet between the fissure and seismic activity. The USGS maintains seismic data for the region but according to them the latest earthquake was the one in the CNN news report from January 18th. Click HERE for that info.

If the fissure was caused by that earthquake it would be have to be long as heck. Since we don't know exactly how long it is and hasn't been covered by anyone in the MSM yet, it is still a possibility.

-ChriS

great videos. I would say all fissures that size are rare. only because i never hear about them. who knows,they could happen out of site every day.

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Your videos have been removed from that post and from youtube. Wish I could have seen the one from Michigan.

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I can't speak about other places, but this poster is right on in regards to Hawai'i.

Kilauea has been erupting continuously for years and years. The footage coming out now is dramatic, to be sure, but nothing out of the ordinary. The Big Island is constantly growing, constantly spewing out lava. Pele is a busy girl.

I would certainly caution against any predictions of impending doom based upon volcanic activity on the Big Island. Like I said, it is always happening, and nothing to get excited about. It is an awesome spectacle, but in no way indicative of mass global destruction. Besides the vog, people here don't even really pay much attention to the volcano, unless they have family or friends living in Kalapana.

Pakistan is a country with a harsh enviroment, it suffers severe flooding and severe droughts. It is not entirely inconcievable that it is related to that, especially with seismic activity.

Not sure what Hawaii has to do with it though.

now when do the giant blind infra-terrestial spiders come out? interesting find. Probably the Earth is trying to shake its petty itchy crust inhabitants off. It's quite hard to so it's tearing apart while trying.

The Earth is growing.
Thank you for posting OP.

I did read that once the frequency is low enough they can come back up... Just to add, but at the same time the high frequency folx shall be exiting why the low frequency folx remain here with them @ above ground status. Who knows good find

i blame the l.h.c

the experiments done in that are bound to have consequences.

the risks are higher than previously permitted and no one seems to be bothered.

welcome to the fourth dimension

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Unstability, maybe ... I'm not a specialist in geological area of stuff but I can tell you mother earth is going bad whether people recognize it or not. And these kind of events ... eh this can't keep on going on forever something big is coming. I can't proove anything yea right. But my intuition tells me what happens has to happen and it is going on for a reason.

That maybe seem blindness out of proof but I've learned sometimes in life you gotta accept fact without any proofs. In the past when knowledge said earth is flat and others said earth is a sphere those claiming it is a sphere were laughed at. When the ''scientific'' facts shown it was true a global change happened in human minds. Consider this and you can become much more open minded.

It could just be the collapse of an underground stream. Interesting vid though