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Discussion in 'The Signs of the Times' started by themilitantcatholic, Sep 3, 2015.

  1. Dean

    Dean Archangels

    You at every talking in the several hundreds if not thousands. Does it a few times a week. Just his videos
     
  2. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

  3. BrianK

    BrianK Guest

    I've been following his blog for more than 5 years. His current comments and forecasts are simply based on watching thousands of quakes over many years and their tendency to propagate across specific regions, and also forecasting quakes based on known areas that have been silent too long.

    Some of his scientific theories are unorthodox but his extensive history of observations and forecasts based on those observations are incredibly accurate.
     
  4. Dean

    Dean Archangels

    And for those who were wondering about Dutch, yesterday he called for a 4 to hit Italy in the next 48 hours.

    And Brian is correct. It is not predictions as much as forcasting. Is he always right, nope, but is so much more often than not. The controversy is experts dont believe earthquakes can be predicted. He is proving them wrong and instead of having an open mind they just shout him down.

    Anyone who watches a month worth of his videos cannot deny he is onto something that the soca called experts are not seeing. He did go to school for this, he is not some just random guy.
     
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  5. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

  6. Beth B

    Beth B Beth Marie

  7. Dean

    Dean Archangels

    What the???? Yes global warming is real. It has been going on for 4 billion years. So has global cooling. this is getting rediculous.
     
  8. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

    Another earthquake in Italy 4.8 and one in Scotland a 5.4
    http://thedailycoin.org/2016/12/12/italy-scotland-struck-earthquakes-italy-m4-8-scotland-m5-3-video/

    and 2 in New Zealand 4.7 and 4.1 .
    http://endtimeheadlines.org/2016/12...-minutes-one-of-them-strong-shake-central-nz/

    And a bunch of small scale ones in Oklahoma:
    http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/usgs-records-small-earthquakes-oklahoma-44125670

    Praying that the damage and injuries are minimal.

    WATCH the first video and Dutch explains that last night there was another deep earthquake in the Pacific, it was a 5.0. He states that there could be several new earthquakes over the next 72 hours since then which brings us to Wednesday night. In particular he mentions California, so be aware.
     
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  9. "Quis ut Deus"

    "Quis ut Deus" ADMIN Staff Member


    :confused::confused: there weren't any earthquakes in scotland today :confused::confused: and 5.4 would be quite large for our part of the world ??
     
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  10. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

    Thank you for stating so because it states this in the article but when I watched the video I did not see mention of it directly from Dutch. I do believe that this could be an error. I wish I could edit that post but the article is in error not me, sorry everyone I wouldn't have alarmed you for no reason.

    NOT SCOTLAND IT WAS FRANCE, I AM REWATCHING IT NOW. THE WRITERS OF THE ARTICLE NEED A LESSON IN GEOGRAPHY, LOL. Sorry again.

    I did find this on France, Brittany 3.9:
    http://www.thelocal.fr/20161212/earthquake-hits-brittany-north-western-france

    The larger earthquake 5.4 was in Argentina and a 4.6 in Russia also.
     
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  11. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

    QuD, I just watched a more recent video of Dutch and he states that there was in fact a 5.3 (?) in Scotland which is not being acknowledged by the UK or USGS? He states that this happened in 2014 also and there is an article to back that up. I just want to offer my apologies once again, now of course to the writers of that article. This is crazy but luckily I don't believe that any of this activity is causing any destruction currently.
     
  12. Quake shakes Scottish town


    A Scottish town was today shaken by an earthquake measuring 2.9 on the Richter scale.


    The tremor in Dumfries, Dumfries and Galloway, lasted a few seconds and no one was injured.

    Bennett Simpson, seismologist at the British Geological Survey in Edinburgh, said the that the quake occurred at 9.27am.

    Mr Simpson said: 'A large number of people in Dumfries felt this and we received reports of people claiming their houses shook and of some residents running out into their back gardens.

    'There are around 200 to 250 earthquakes in the UK every year so this is not an unusual occurrence, and of these about 30 are felt.'



    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-45629/Quake-shakes-Scottish-town.html#ixzz4SgNuquDA
     
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  13. Seagrace

    Seagrace Archangels

    Since the Italian earthquakes, I've been checking updates around the world each day on http://earthquaketrack.com/. I noticed something that seemed odd, at least to me. Since the Indonesian one in Acheh recently, it seems as if the whole world is shaking, registering 3.0 or more, not just specific/related regions. I find that very troubling.
     
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  14. Carol55

    Carol55 Ave Maria

    I know what you mean but I am not certain that we are experiencing anything terribly unusual aside from that 8.0 which Dean posted the other day, but I have read a couple of articles which state that overall activity has increased greatly in the last few years.
     
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  15. Seagrace

    Seagrace Archangels

    I hope you're right. Better for me to be wrong:D Earthquakes make me jittery.
     
  16. Dolours

    Dolours Guest

    The only way to calculate whether there is significantly more earthquake activity would be to compare current data with records for previous years.

    Italy is very earthquake prone. From what I've read about earthquakes the depth of the quake is very important and the recent quakes that caused all the damage in central Italy were quite shallow.
     
  17. Seagrace

    Seagrace Archangels

    Yes, Dolours, I too learned that the shallow ones can be very deadly. The recent one in the Solomon Islands was shallow too. And they haven't seen the end of it yet, poor people.
     
  18. Muzhik

    Muzhik Powers

    That suddenly reminded me of a scene in the film "Dante's Peak" (a volcano erupting in Montana, which I learned after the film came out is a real concern) where Pierce Brosnan, the hero, is yelling at the head of the expedition exploring the seismic activity that a recent quake (which had injured one of his team) was shallow, not deep, meaning that the magma chamber was becoming active.
     
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