"Whoa, Dude!"
Posted on 01/28/2018 1:51:36 PM PST by BenLurkin
Thanks for your response.
At least you gave an estimate (Ring of fire). Hoogerbeets could say at least Asia Minor.
Right?
5.56mm
Like in A View to a Kill?
If he is "self-styled" as being Dutch, what is he really? There's a clear implication in that sentence that he's not a pure blooded Netherlander. Are they suggesting that he's tainted by foreign blood? Or is he a complete imposter?
Cascadia Fault.....
He’s going Dutch. Through the Dutch door. To see his Dutch Uncle. Next to the Dutch oven. About a game of Double-Dutch.
A “Blue Moon” is simply a function of our arbitrarily adopted Gregorian calendar, which includes 7 months with 31 days each. We could just as easily have adopted a calendar with 13 months of 28 days each and never a Blue Moon.
The Rapture?
Great, now the Dems will *really* talk about Russian Collusion. The bad guy was ex-KGB, right?
Moonmaids and moonorities hit hardest.
In that movie Christopher Walken played the bad guy and he was the creation of a Nazi doctor trying to create a super genius.
Ring of Fire has been active but due to what I will call Plate Harmonics the reverberations or movement of one may cause others to slip as they may have pent up pressures (NW fault near Seattle etc.) The Pacific plate is Subducting (going under) The North American plate which causes later stresses to occur as well as vertical ones, that is how the mountain ranges were “lifted up” as in The Tetons and The Rockies as well as lesser ranges. Deformation of the plates causes pressure on adjoining ones and so a massive movement in the Pacific one may actually loose an equivalent movement in say Yellowstone or New Madrid fault which runs North-South in the middle of the US
If it were Asia Minor (Turkey et all) also referred to as Anatolia here is a link showing their fault zone and note the Eurasian and Arabian planes have Turkey squashed in between them
https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=GSS53XC7&id=CC4679B91D4A7161DDE8E82297DD93C60A283AE8&thid=OIP.GSS53XC7QGh9h2FTW0KIOwHaF0&mediaurl=http%3a%2f%2fwww.geosociety.org%2fgsatoday%2farchive%2f10%2f1%2ffigure%2f0001-1.jpg&exph=393&expw=500&q=Mediterranean+Fault+Lines&simid=608005120204278527&selectedIndex=6&ajaxhist=0
That was September 23rd.
Wait. You’re still here?
I remember that. It was great!
There were 4 magnitude 6.2 or over just in the last 7 days. I don’t think that’s unusual. Now if he were predicting an 8 or 9, then maybe I would believe he was going out on a limb, or if he predicted a certain place. There was a 7.9 in Alaska this past week. You can change settings in the upper right.
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map
The proximity of the moon during its orbit certainly does have an effect on the likelihood and severity of an earthquake. This observation does not require being a rocket scientist. The moon is responsible for the ocean’s tides. The earth beneath us behaves a lot more like liquid than most realize. It becomes more apparent during an earthquake.
So they think how much light is reflected off the Moon changes gravitational effect?
orbital mechanics.....moon distance from earth is not a constant....cosmic waves dude....
Hoogerbeets has a doctorate in necromancy from Hogwarts.
So he has around a 4-5% chance of being right on chance alone. And if one happens within a week or so of Feb 2 (excellent odds of that), then he can at least claim that it was close enough to the day predicted.
Not terrible odds to be hailed as a genius.
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