TP: THREAT POTENTIALS [UNCONVENTIONAL, IMPROBABLE OR NOT]

USGS QUAKE EMAIL ^ | 21 JUN 2004 | Quix, USGS

[Quix]

I'm particularly interested in insider reports, personal experience reports as well as researched docs related to the above such from the better sites. Some sites, such as Rense, are not favored at all by Jim and I'd rather support his sensibilities rather than antagonize them.

We may be walking a fine line here. But I think that if we are responsible and remotely reasonable, we can at least have some fun and MAY just make some worthy contributions to our understanding of the difficult times we live in.

Cheers, Blessings,

[Quix]

PING RE A NEW THREAD AND POSSIBILITIES

[Momaw Nadon]

[Quix]

METEOR THREAD HERE:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1157540/posts

[Lawgvr1955]

I live near the New Madrid faultline. From what I have read the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812 are the most severe ones to occur in the US (exceeded 8.0 on the scale). Because the area was so remote and had such a low population at the time, there were few casualties. A similar quake today would be devastating in both property damage and personal injury.

Last week there was a mini quake in the area (2.9). Makes one wonder if there is another on the way. Those of you who are older will remember that in 1990 Iben Browning predicted a quake and gave a particular date. The schools had lower attendance, emergency services were on standby, etc. Nothing happened and it was a widely reported non-event.

The interesting thing about the 1811-12 quakes was that they were predicted by the Indian Chief Tecumseh. Its fairly well documented that he did so. Makes one wonder how he was able to do it and scientist today can't.

[Quix]

THANKS MUCH.

[ExSoldier]

My daughter is getting married on July 10th in Orlando, FL. The happy couple will take their Honeymoon in Alaska. I'll keep you posted. I hope that any sensations of earth moving will be romantic and not geological.

[Quix]

WELL PUT.

Have you read ETERNITY IN THEIR HEARTS?

It is a rare Christian book by an anthropologist. It is a collection of stories from around the world of God using various means to prepare different tribal people's for the Gospel.

In one case, a tribal people in Southern China, Northern Burma or some such area . . . HAD NEVER HAD a written language. Yet, there was a tribal story that one day in the future, a white man riding on a donkey would come bringing THE BOOK OF GOD WRITTEN IN THEIR LANGUAGE. This story Shamen had handed down for countless generations.

Sure enough, by an amazing sequence of circumstances, early in this century or some such, I think an American--may have been Canadian or Aussie--arrived at their tribe on a donkey bearing The Bible which had been translated using tapes of their language and a helper.

The book has many incredible stories like that.

I think God sometimes uses virtually any and every channel possible to get through to us thickheaded critters.

[Quix]

I'll certainly vote with you on that one!

CONGRATS ALL AROUND!

[knak]

Wow, we just moved from the big blue spot late last year. We experienced a couple of shakers while we were there. One was particularly scary.

[Lawgvr1955]

I think God sometimes uses virtually any and every channel possible to get through to us thickheaded critters.Though I haven't read the book you described, there is no question about the above observation.

[Quix]

THX.

However, it is exceeding folly for an individual to assume or expect, much less demand, that God will

use any means to reach a given individual at a given time on a given issue.

God cannot be manipulated nor demanded of!

[auggy]

"The interesting thing about the 1811-12 quakes was that they were predicted by the Indian Chief Tecumseh. Its fairly well documented that he did so. Makes one wonder how he was able to do it and scientist today can't."

FIREWATER

[Quix]

FIREWATER merely predicts he'll drive his buggy funny or fall off his horse a lot . . . or stumble a very unstraight line to the nearest tree for his tree duty.

[Lawgvr1955]

FIREWATER

Good one.

[Quix]

"Good one" because it fits a sort of slap happy humor

or

"good one" because you have a rather firm belief against the possibility of anything 'supernatural?'

[Lawgvr1955]

"Good one" as in humor. As to the second part of the question I believe in the quote from Hamlet,"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy." --Hamlet, I:5

[Quix]

Agreed.

Thanks.

There was a brash senior military type who claimed to a UFO/ET/TESLA technologies researcher that:

"if you can imagine it, we can do it, now."

That's an awesome kind of statement! God only knows how true or not.

But I suspect in the next 1-15 years, we will see just technology stuff come out that will boggle even our 'modern' minds. And that doesn't even touch the spiritual stuff crawling out of the woodwork in the same time frame!

Have a blessed week.

[bored at work]

Cheers back at ya QUIX. You Got Stones!!! Bookmarked. Will visit as often as Threatmatrix. . .

[bored at work]

Oh yea, BTW, T minus one day 'till impact . . . 1/2 lol. . .