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I learned something interesting. If you take all the earthquakes that are popping off right now and average them out, it's as if the Earth as a whole is experiencing a Magnitude 2.5 quake about every three days. That's some shit, whether it sounds like it or not. To put it into perspective, back in 2016, when this image is from, Earth went through a 2.5 about once a week. About a decade or so ago it was about one 2.5 a month. Like the numbers on the Richter Scale itself, that's an exponential increase.

 2016 was also the year I started saying in this blog that it was going to happen, along with increased volcanic activity, intensity and frequency of storms, meteor activity and heavy weirdness from space, and I'll be danged if it isn't happening. It's not rocket science (SCIENCE), it's simply looking at trends and developing logical predictions. It's not magic.

Here's a recent EQ chart. It may be hard to tell at first but this shows WAY more activity. Those things to the upper-right that look like funky combs or something are actually massive stacks of earthquakes in the same region. That's a massive difference from 2016. 

 You see, nobody can logically call people who do research, and find things out that not many people know about, "Conspiracy Theorists," or at least not with any truth, 'cause here it is in black and white. Color, actually. 

These photos, from the USGS and other sites are via the Dutchsinse channel on YouTube. Dutch is THE guy, on YouTube at least, for the best EQ info on the planet. He goes way beyond just tracking them; he points out the aforementioned trends, and logically and very accurately points out where the next earthquakes will likely be. 

How's about this image, again via Dutch. It's berserk compared to 2016. Back then I was talking about the difference between a large but short-duration quake, and a lower-magnitude but much longer quake. I came up with a good analogy but I've forgotten it. 

 Certainly a big one would flatten everything outright, but a longer one would do even more damage in the long run. It'd be like listening to music and hearing a glitch in the disc or whatever and hearing a loud pop. It would suck and hurt your ears but you'd shake it off and go on listening, hoping there were no more "aftershocks." If it were a low rumble or tone, like the dreaded "60K hum," that went on during the whole song, it wouldn't hurt your ears as much, but you couldn't listen to it for very long. You'd probably get a headache, and likely irritable too. It's science (SCIENCE). 

 Averaging out the number and intensity of quakes isn't just for figurin' purposes, it's a real deal. Obviously some places are rumbling and some aren't but the overall effects on the planet as a whole are just the same as if the Earth were actually having a 2.5 every three days. That's a whole lotta skakin' goin' on right there. Just tonight my main info-guy said that pretty soon, most likely within the next year, if and when the numbers go up, the effects will start to be felt worldwide. It makes perfect sense if you go by what's happened in the last decade or two, and that's a large-enough sample to make logical "predictions."

 Know what else he said? He said that if the average person could see what was happening on the ocean floor all over the planet, they'd immediately get down on their knees and ask God into their life.  That's heavy. From what I've learned I'm sorry to say I believe it. Here's a kicker- if you want to again dismiss this as bullshit, then maybe you should know that for the first time since they've been measuring (LOTS of those "first time" situations coming up lately), nickel is coming out of cracks in the mantle under the ocean. No, you won't hear this on MSLSD or anywhere else, and if you Google it you'd be very lucky to hear anything but people just crying "Bullshit." 

 What it means is that theoretically, and unless there's another source of molten nickel that they don't know about, the Earth's core is leaking. That's some REAL shit right there. Satellite measurements show that Earth is warping. It's also wobbling, and tilted at roughly four degrees from normal. You won't hear that on the news either. It might cause concern in people who still give a shit about things, and panic in people who...well, tend to panic. That's the absolute WORST thing you could ever do in a bad situation. 

 If nickel is making it to the ocean floor all the way from the core, that I hate to say but that's a rift that'd be hard to imagine, except I do imagine that seeing it could possibly be reason enough to get down on your knees and repent. My guy says that it won't be the "Big One" we have to worry about, at least at first, but all these smaller quakes adding up and vibrating the entire planet at once. He also says that pretty soon it won't matter what we may or may not believe, or what we think will or won't ever happen, we'll ALL see it, and won't be able to deny it or explain it by any other means than spiritual knowledge, as crazy as that may sound. 

 I've said a million times, to those who cry "Fear Monger!" I'll say that knowledge eases fear. It's simple. Dig this: if, God forbid, the Earth were to start noticeably rumbling all day long., that'd trip us out wouldn't it? Hell yeah it would, but who'd be "Lookin' 'fickle'" as Sam used to say about somebody freaking-out in a tough situation...someone who knows nothing about what's going on and is scared shitless, or someone who's studied it and at least has a heads-up? That's a rhetorical question. 

 The Earth is rockin' & rollin' (the above images show it) and the party's just starting. Some people, myself included obviously, think that all this shit going on...everything...is a distraction from what's coming. Having said that, there's a reason some people don't fear this possible scenario, and it should be obvious by now. It's not like we walk around blissed-out and oblivious, 'cause Jeezus is gonna come down out of the Cumulus and Rapture our asses on Up Yonder...on the contrary we're pretty aware of shit. The bullshit anyway. 

 I'm guessing that a 2.5 quake is just below the threshold of what most of us can feel. I haven't felt anything, and the New Madrid popped-off with some minor tremors not long ago. They say that if the Big One were to happen on the New Madrid it'd cause WAY more damage to the country that the San Andreas. At this point it interests me a lot more than frightens me. If I never got scared I'd really be crazy, not just slow, mildly-retarted (is it "hate speech" if you say it about yourself?), mentally-unbalanced and stupid, like I am already. 

 Maybe we're delusional, and we've deluded ourselves into believing that God actually has our backs, certainly in the end, and that these things "must come to pass." I don't want this stuff to happen, but it doesn't make a damn what I want, or anyone else wants. The things my guys (and gals) said would happen has happened and is happening right now, and they've been talking about these events for years, sometimes as far back at the 50s. Interestingly, similar events have been recorded in ancient history, including those supposedly caused by an event that reoccurs about every 360 centuries. That too's some shit.

 Oh, and the Moon's askew too as is every other planet in the Solar System, which is about all most astronomers will say these days, at risk of losing more than just their jobs. There's a general gag-order on ALL people in the information-giving business BIG-TIME. The "Moon Wobble" is something that they finally had to acknowledge, because too many "backyard-astronomers" with telescopes were seeing and photographing it, and a picture is worth a thousand words. They haven't come clean on the Earth-wobble yet but they'll have too, and a LOT of other stuff, because we already know it's happening because we can SEE it and MEASURE it. They'll find a way to blame the Earth being tilted by 4-degrees on soccer moms driving SUVs, as if such a thing could happen. You watch. People will believe it too. 

 Speaking of Astronomers losing their jobs and more, ancient Chinese Astronomers would lose their heads, literally, if they made a single mistake in what they recorded, and they talked about this event. Allegedly it also caused massive earthquakes, and lots of other shit too. Same thing is mentioned in the Good Book too. It's also mentioned in most other ancient texts, as is the "Great Flood," BTW. In any case what's known beyond debate is that while soccer moms and shit account for maybe 1% of "Climate Change," it's really due to increased solar radiation hitting Earth. 

 This energy, in the form of photons, passes through us and everything else and ends up at Earth's core, where it becomes heat (energy is conserved), and heats the planet from within. It's what drives normal volcanic activity, and even weather, our mood, and many other things, but as far as volcanoes and earthquakes go, increased energy means increased heat. Right now the Earth is heating up both on and below the surface. Soccer moms...take them kids to practice. It's not your fault. 

 There's thousands of videos of people experiencing quakes and random ground movements where there are no quakes- everything from people laughing and filming and walking around on ground that's undulating wildly as if it were floating on an ocean, which actually it is, and they're swaying around like they're in one of those inflatable Moonwalk things that you can rent for parties, to a poor woman in Japan who got caught in an earthquake.

 She was in the street trying to run away from the buildings, but everywhere she'd turn another crack would open up right in front of her. She'd turn around to go the other way and another crack would open up right in front of her. It looked like something you'd see in a cartoon, only it was real. That's one of anybody's worst nightmares. I don't know how much I'd be laughing about the ground under my feet shaking, but I guess it's better than crying about it. Sometimes you gotta take a break and just laugh about it all. Best medicine. 

 There's also the sinkholes. They've increased...yep, exponentially. I remember the first one that made national headlines. I can't remember exactly when it was but it was 5 or 6 years ago at least. It was in Kentucky I think, but a rare-car dealership fell into a sinkhole overnight. Lots of people remember it, and some people cried, because they showed formerly immaculate, irreplaceable and extremely rare cars lying at the bottom of a gaping hole, all scattered, smothered and chunked. I was a car guy and still love the classics, and I understood the grief. But I was more interested in the sinkhole itself. I'd been expecting it. Maybe not underneath priceless cars, but expecting it.

These days if you search sinkholes you'll see homes and cul-de-sacs fall into gigantic holes that are so deep that you really wouldn't want to fall into one. It almost gives you vertigo just looking at a photo and seeing how deep they are. Massive cracks are opening up that go for miles, and they aren't connected per se to known fault lines. My guy says not to be surprised if we see city blocks disappear down into the ground. Now wouldn't that be some shit?

 So if the Earth should start quakin' and our hearts are breakin' and our feet are achin' and the Sun is bakin' and our thirst ain't slakin' and our boots are shakin' and the leaves ain't rakin' and the baby's wakin' and the fakers are still fakin' and the took are taken, there's two names you can call upon. Choose wisely my friend.