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To: tmp02
And now today as we are evidencing these events, not to the ‘stability’, but rather to the ‘instability’ of the entire Eastern Seaboard Regions of the areas of Canada, the United States and the Caribbean Sea are we concerned about.

Not possible to link earthquakes near the north pole to anything potentially happening along the east coast. Two completely different tectonic regions and mechanisms. Heavy tinfoil alert.

"It's a mystery," said Unionville Mayor Richard Ludwick. "But somewhere we're losing water and hopefully, within the next week, we'll find out where it’s going." Over the past month, the amount of "missing" water from the village's two wells has fluctuated from 25,000 to 40,000 gallons a day, he said."

This portion is grossly misleading. The city has a major leak in their waterline somewhere - NOT a problem with the aquifer as is being implied as the aquifer is handling the additional requirements ok.

Japanese researchers have long known .......The discovery of this brine led the researchers to postulate a “crustal ocean”, with tides, currents, and flows, all of which could conceivably react to seismic activity."

Totally non-sequitur series of claims that I haven't read in literature. Leading up to the last statement is a wild extrapolation that ignores plate tectonics completely. These are classic examples of why you shouldn't believe everything you read on the internet.

3,543 posted on 04/07/2005 8:06:58 AM PDT by Godzilla (Geology ROCKS.)
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To: Godzilla

"These are classic examples of why you shouldn't believe everything you read on the internet."

Agreed.


3,545 posted on 04/07/2005 8:22:14 AM PDT by tmp02 (Don't come to the US. We too are dipping our bullets in pig's blood)
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