#1404 snip:
'I study earthquakes and seismology in my spare time. Quake effects don't just end in a few days. They go on for weeks and there are many factors involved. This one was pretty well centered in Indonesia. I can guarantee you that it won't stay there. In my opinion, the USA is the next big target either directly or indirectly as quakes bounce. Some who study quakes know this and if they live on the West Coast, they are very nervous. It is an argument of mammoth proportions.
The SAF [San Andres Fault] in California is in bad shape, the Cascadia subduction zone is worse, and the two together could hit the diagonal line from BC to SC through the New Madrid Seismic Zone causing the fulfillment of dreams and visions like this one ... '
If this is accurate, those of us in the USA can't just send dollars to Samaritan's Purse and Operation Blessing and feel like we are finished responding to what is said to be the biggest natural disaster in 400 years. It means the next quake may be here at home, affecting our loved ones and our fellow Americans out on the west coast. Or maybe in other parts of North America.
Which means praying even more for those we know and love out thattaway as well as for everyone out there and to continue seeking Him for a revival, a harvest of souls.
But we have selfprofessed quake experts hereon who insist that nothing is out of average etc. etc. etc. yada yada yada.
Yet, there was well water in Virginia rising very markedly in response to the Sumatra quake--though the experts said such far reaching effects were nonsense, if not impossible.
And, then came the news again from professional geologists as did the well water news--that the earth had risen centimteters on the far side of the globe from the quake. Again, FREEPER experts insisted shortly after the quake that significant far reaching effects were nonsense, if not impossible.
When I challenged one of the most vocal experts on FR about such phenomena recently reported--he remained persistently silent. I guess he doesn't have any viable response.