RE: Thoughts on the Tsunami
Gaia is certainly crying out in pain & anger. 🙁
A lot of the muslims in the affected area think that Allah has inflicted this on them, but Australia has been performing underwater explosions on their NW coast (don't ask why) near to where the Australian tectonic plate converges with the Indian plate. These plates move relative to one another. In other words, vibrational disturbance gives one a jolt & all hell can be let loose. The Indian ocean has no history of tectonic movement of this recent magnitude (the Indian plate was pushed downwards for about 30 metres, I understand) - do you spot a coincidence? Perhaps it wasn't Allah but their fellow man who has provoked this disaster, albeit unintentionally (I hope)? This is information that the general public is not told about.
Just my 2p worth.
RE: Thoughts on the Tsunami
Thank you Thais, knowing just how much stuff tends to be hidden from the general public it would no surprise me in the slightest if this did turn out to be true. As a matter of interest though, where did you get this information from?
June
RE: Thoughts on the Tsunami
But...
I don't know if this is the usual direction of movement of the tectonic plates in the specific locale, yet earthquakes are inevitable since the plates are moving. That, for example, is what the Himalayas are - they're the earth being pushed up as the Indian plate 'hits' the main Middle-Asian area. It would just make it easier for we humans if the movement but be in smaller more frequent chunks, and therefore smoother.
Moving tectonic plates equals earthquakes, basically. And I've never been convinced outside of sci fi that nuclear explosions are in fact a large enough event to affect tectonic plates. Compared to plate movements, an H-Bomb is a bit like a gnat.
Edit to add on 11th Jan: test, just a test folks...