Best El Hierro Thread On GLP - Canary Islands - ACTIVITY HAS RETURNED - AGAIN!

If those mountains fall into the sea, the east coast of the US is f'd.

sounds a bit like psalm 16, now where did I hear that recently... hmmm LOL

"Computer modelling indicates that the resulting initial wave may attain a local amplitude (height) in excess of 600 metres (1,969 ft) and an initial peak to peak height that approximates to 2 kilometres (1 mi), and travel at about 1,000 kilometres per hour (621 mph) (approximately the speed of a jet aircraft), inundating the African coast in about 1 hour, the southern coast of England in about 3.5 hours, and the eastern seaboard of North America in about 6 hours, by which time the initial wave would have subsided into a succession of smaller ones each about 30 metres (98 ft) to 60 metres (197 ft) high. These may surge to several hundred metres in height and be several kilometres apart but retaining their original speed."

sorry meant psalm 46, always git ma psalms mxed up

wow thx for this...^^

The Pyramids of Güímar are safe!

..... and why is this pinned?

That article of standeyo is based on a poor translation of that news posted in spanish. There is no doom, sorry dude. Get angry at the poor translator or translation machine, lol.

Okay, folks...here is 6 additional sites that all claim that the evactuation/relocation of the citizens of El Hierro IS in fact going to happen. Perhaps the guy in here claiming that the translation is false should contact each of these popular and public sites and tell them that they're wrong?


[link to globalrumblings.blogspot.com]

[link to www.endoftheworldasyouknowit.com]

[link to pprnnews.wordpress.com]

[link to thealienproject.blogspot.com]

[link to www.google.com]

[link to earthcoreischangingback.blogspot.com]

Dude...Its all the same fucking article with the same fucking mistake in it originated from the wrong translation of the word "trasladar" which in spanish has different meanings and in this case the meaning is not"relocate" but "pass on/bring forward..." But anyways just read the sentence in english cant you see it doesnt make sense the way its translated? Its not so difficult to see. Aside from that all the article says there is absolute nothing to fear, in fact they will "pass on" all the conclusions to the citizens of El Hierro: " Los expertos encargados de estudiar los movimientos sísmicos registrados desde el pasado 19 de julio revelan que no existen razones para preocuparse, ya que no constituyen un riesgo para la población, que podrá acceder a las principales conclusiones de los estudios realizados durante todo este tiempo."

You wont find anything in the news because there is nothing to report about. Thats my last comment, it a waste of time with some of you guys...

This should be pinned for a week for the Easterns sake. They have already suffered.

I have to cut out a lot of this because I'm nearing the 50% of the article. So...put this into your brain Spain. This is what follows the article. See if this makes sense with relocating the population or with informing them that there's been earthquakes?


[link to standeyo.com]

"...The spokesperson continues to assume given the green light situation in pre-alert, of peace for the population."


What do you need a pre-alert for if you're just communicating? I can see why you would need a pre-alert for relocating/evacuating the citizens of an entire island though, can't you?


"The pre-alert state is triggered..."

Obviously there's an event to follow a "pre-alert" state. You don't "pre-alert" somebody when you give them information.

This should be pinned for a week for the Easterns sake. They have already suffered.

I am LOVING all these animal pics..laughing so hard at them I almost peed! :)

Do y'all see me reading and writing in Spanish above?

I have read the original article in the original language, and what it says does not indicate anything about any sort of evacuation.

It talks about studies, and it talks about passing information on to the population.

The word for "passing on information" was mistranslated as "evacuating"

The English language article is a BAD translation of the original Spanish, just like our correspondent in Spain has been saying over and over again.