Warning///:::\\\ God almighty, a terrible earthquake/tsunami is about to strike Japan with full force and mad fury

prophesying falsely is a deadly sin, you know?

medical advice?

Bane him and then ban him with fire................

:dubya:

Not again? Japan is cursed. What has Fulford and his Ninjas said about this BS?

Mr. Tremors, OP
may you from now on fart out of your mouth.

It will happen
That is all I can say
Soon, sooner than you think

How did you come to this conclusion? Inside info, prophetic dream, etc.

Roughly how soon is "sooner than you think"?

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why are you even bothering.. you are well known on GLP to be a false doom preacher

everybody knows TREMORS from Switzerland

This may be true, a horrible storm just left Fairbanks, Ak.

Last Edited by Who is Blue Fairy on 11/16/2013 05:10 AM

Rofl

God almighty, it will bring mad fury and full force

Tokyo is the prime target

Warning
Warning
Warning
Tokyo residents

you forgot your pills again, op

Warning Tokyo
Take precautions nowwwwww

Tremors , would ye ever feck off with your repetitive shite.

You are a failed prophet, no point posting here no more, as you have NEVER been right

Warning in full force now
Maximum potential for disaster

Incoming anytime now
Mega earthquake Tokyo

It's coming

i dunno about japan, but i think there will be huge tsunami in pacific ocean today. i just looked at the moon and it was abnormally big today.

"The boundary between two key tectonic plates just south of Tokyo was thought to be about 12.5 miles to 25 miles (20 to 40 kilometers) below the surface.

But Japanese researchers have found that the fault is no more than 16 miles (26 kilometers) from the surface, and in some places it's only 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) beneath the city.

This closer proximity means that Tokyo could be more susceptible to the effects of earthquakes than previously thought. Stronger ground motion is more likely when a quake occurs closer to the surface."

[link to news.nationalgeographic.com]

"A fragment of the Pacific tectonic plate beneath Tokyo may be the source of recurring large earthquakes in this region, according to research published online this week in Nature Geoscience. The fragment is jammed between the various tectonic plates that interact there, increasing friction between the plates and setting the stage for earthquakes.

Shinji Toda and colleagues found the discrete fragment by analysing the location and distribution of hundreds of thousands of past earthquakes that have occurred beneath central Japan. They suggest that the fragment broke off the Pacific plate as a result of the resistance of large submarine volcanoes that were present on the plate as it subducted.

The identification of this fragment further complicates the tectonic picture of central Japan, which sits at the boundary of several tectonic plates.

Evidence for a slab fragment wedged under Tokyo and its tectonic and seismic implications
Shinji Toda, Ross S. Stein, Stephen H. Kirby & Serkan B. Bozkurt
Published online: 05 October 2008 | doi 10.1038/ngeo318"

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From Jan 2012:

Big quake could hit Tokyo within 4 years, researchers warn
TOKYO — Japanese researchers have warned of a 70% chance that a magnitude-seven earthquake will strike Tokyo within four years, a report said Monday—much higher than previous estimates.

Researchers at the University of Tokyo’s earthquake research institute based the figure on data from the growing number of tremors in the capital since last year’s March 11 earthquake off northeast Japan, the Yomiuri Shimbun reported.

According to the meteorological agency, an average of 1.48 earthquakes with magnitudes ranging from three to six have occurred per day in and near Tokyo since March.

That is around five times as many as before the disaster, the researchers said, according to the Yomiuri.

The Japanese government has forecast that the chance of a major quake of magnitude seven or more in the Tokyo region is 70% over the next 30 years.

Naoshi Hirata, one of the University of Tokyo researchers, said the results showed that seismic activity had increased in the area around the capital, which was expected to lead to a higher probability of a major quake.

[link to japancenter.livejournal.com]