Does Anyone Moniter the News?

[riggrunner77]

I live in central Oklahoma, have been seeing the news stories about the birds and fish dying in Arkansas. I also remember a similar story of fish dying in Texas last summer. Here in central OK, we have been having earthquakes for the past year and a half.

I wonder if all of these might be related in some way?

[lunarwing]

I keep the USGS website on my favorites so I can look at the quakes that are happening in the US. OK seems to have one particular spot that always pops about once or twice a week or so Runner.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsanim/

It is a animation map that will show the quakes for the week. Check it out every day for a minute or two and you will get familar with where the quakes are normal and where they are not... you will even start to understand patterns.

The bigger the box the bigger the quake, color of boxs represents when the quake occured. I look at CA and wonder how it hasn't broke off into the ocean already!

[Gliese581]

Here is an interesting Google map someone has done showing the locations of reported incidents of mass bird and fish deaths.

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&ms ... 5af104a22b

[Ace Rimmer]

It is pretty hard to look at that map and not see a pattern there!

I'm at work and was just talking to some of the sheeple people, "Oh this happens all of the time, nothing strange about it at all."
Ok, you just keep telling yourself that!

[riggrunner77]

Thanx Lunarwing, I'll keep an eye on the maps.

[lunarwing]

You could see the quake that you had mentioned.

I have been monitoring the quake map becuase of the rumor of a transnational tunnel back in the 70's. It is suppose to cross right through OK. Right where you see that one spot in OK that always shows quake activity... there really isn't a fault line. Rumor also has it that they are building a massive underground complex in that area. The tunnel supposedly connects many of the underground complexes that the government has built. They are building more than one out in the south west as well.

[Ace Rimmer]

Good maybe it will all collaspe on the bastards!

[lunarwing]

Considering the massive use of our tax dollars... they probably have built the best underground base money can buy.

[Ace Rimmer]

Considering the massive use of our tax dollars... they probably have built the best underground base money can buy.

Yeah I don't doubt that, it was wishful thinking. Maybe a big Mothership will land right on top of some of it!

[Fetapro]

riggrunner77:
You have a fault line running into Oklahoma from the New Madrid fault. I have studied this fault for years and it is becoming more active. There have been a series of earthquakes from your area to the main fault. When the big one hits there will be activity in your area. It will probably be less than 6 on the Richter scale. It probably will not do a lot of damage in your area. The locations near Memphis and St Louis, I don't care to quote the data that I have learned. If anyone lives in these area I would recommend with all sincerity that they leave the area while they can.
The New Madrid fault is based several miles deep in precambrian rock. A long time ago, when the landmasses did not have the form they do now the land on each side of the fault were pushed together. During the time while the Mississippi River has flowed it has deposited silt on top of it. But, the two sections of the fault still press against each other and about every 150 years there is a major release of pressure.
It may be possible that an old volcano is there but at this time I haven't seen it in the data. (Just because I don't see it don't mean it is not there).
Volcano's should not have cause the events in eastern China or the east coast of Argentina. I am still looking at this. Time will tell.

[angeloneastralseed]

Oklahoma surprise geysers:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1540518/posts

I haven't studied enough on volcanic activity from Nevada East so I really don't have much to say on it, but I did find the article interesting.

[Theory]

Oklahoma surprise geysers:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1540518/posts

I haven't studied enough on volcanic activity from Nevada East so I really don't have much to say on it, but I did find the article interesting.

Good researching, but I don't think these geysers have anything to do with volcanic activity. Unlike yellowstone's geysers these were natural gas and not steam. Supposably, there was drilling near by and they had a leak or something like it. What is interesting is Missouri had an earthquake on the 12th and 13th, wonder if that had anything to do with it...


Here's a link showing animal deaths from last year to now...hmm.wonder why its only making news now??? Maybe, because everyone is so dang paranoid about the end of the world? I'm going to keep looking for a chart that shows animal deaths further into the past, I'm not saying theres nothing fishy going on, but this does happen alot and its nothing new.

http://www.nwhc.usgs.gov/mortality_events/ongoing.jsp