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Originally posted by The angel of light
In concrete terms I have seen a great seismic motion shaking the soil with terrible violence along one of the coasts of North America, and in my opinion it might be the west one
You remember the stories John use to tell us about the the three men playing Fantan?
This guy runs up to them and says, "Hey, the world's coming to an end!" and the first one says, "Well, I best go to the mission and pray," and the second one says, "Well, hell, I'm gonna go and buy me a case of Mezcal and six whores," and the third one says
"Well, I'm gonna finish the game."
- William H. Bonney, Young Guns
Originally posted by The angel of light
reply to post by Redevilfan09
No Redelvilfan,
an earthquake must not occur in some place just by chance in certain epoch, as you seems to claim. That is something the law of probabilities can show with no margin of doubt, otherwise there would not be insurance companies in this world, since the reason they exist is precisely suported in the fact that earthquakes and natural calamities are highly unprobable to occur in general.
So If I say that in the following year or two there will be a series of earthquakes in certain points of the planet that is remarkable although I dont provide exact dates of occurence. I am statistician in my professional life, so I know very well what I am talking about.
thanks,
The Angel of Lightness
Caribbean Plate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caribbean_Plate
The Caribbean Plate is a mostly oceanic tectonic plate underlying Central America and the Caribbean Sea off the north coast of South America. ...
...Earthquakes are shaking every continent on planet earth and earthquakes near the Canary Islands could send a five hundred foot high wall of water across the Pacific Ocean and submerge parts of coastlines. The tsunamis produced by powerful earthquakes could submerge part of the West Coast of the United States and parts of Europe under water....
Originally posted by Vandettas
(Edit) I've read a couple more to make sure I wasn't running at the mouth, and I wasn't. Not even 1 out of 15 of your predictions came true... Why should we believe you?edit on 9-5-2012 by Vandettas because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Cataka
Originally posted by Vandettas
(Edit) I've read a couple more to make sure I wasn't running at the mouth, and I wasn't. Not even 1 out of 15 of your predictions came true... Why should we believe you?edit on 9-5-2012 by Vandettas because: (no reason given)
We should believe because an angel is posting! And clearly Jeebus talks to this person telepathically through dreams and he wants us to survive!
Nevermind silly things like, "Why doesn't Jeebus tell everyone, especially those who may be in harm?" or "Why doesn't Jeebus just stop the quake?" Questions and thinking are for stupid heathen non-believers.
Also, the reason the previous 15 predictions failed is because Jeebus is testing faith.
Originally posted by steve95988
You should be banned for using the name of jesus like you are doing... jeebus? seriously??
You will soon know the truth, this will be you eternal weeping!
Originally posted by CodyOutlaw
Originally posted by steve95988
You should be banned for using the name of jesus like you are doing... jeebus? seriously??
You will soon know the truth, this will be you eternal weeping!
Because ATS is a fundamentalist Christian site?
I think not.
"Jesus" is not the name of the Christ.
Originally posted by Gwampo
reply to post by The angel of light
I am going to believe this "mega-disaster" thread for ONE reason above the others: this OP can ACTUALLY SPELL imminent.
emphasis mine
What is making me to be dubitious is that there are very big architectonic structures, like skycrapers, and highways emerging directly in the coast, and that is not typical of Los Angeles, but of New York, Seatle or San Francisco.
Originally posted by The angel of light
By the way the Quake I am foreseeing is going to occur followed by a giant tsunami, so there is going to be not only earthquake destruction but also flood one.
By the way the Quake I am foreseeing is going to occur followed by a giant tsunami, so there is going to be not only earthquake destruction but also flood one.
U.S. East Coast
Because the only major subduction zones in the Atlantic Ocean are along the Caribbean Sea, there has been a relatively low frequency of tsunamis compared to the Pacific Ocean. The most famous Atlantic tsunami is the 1755 Lisbon tsunami, that was generated by an earthquake on a fault offshore Portugal. The most noteworthy North America local tsunami is the 1929 M=7.3 Grand Banks earthquake near Newfoundland, Canada. This is a complex event; most, if not all, of the tsunami energy may have been triggered by a submarine landslide. The maximum tsunami runup from this event was 2-7 meters concentrated on the coast of Newfoundland, though it was recorded as far south as South Carolina. Like the Gulf Coast, there a couple of reports of small tsunamis from Caribbean earthquakes, all less than 1 meter.