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Or could it be that whichever mysterious phenomena happens to be taking place actually has a rational answer?

I know. Very silly of me to even suggest such a thing.

Thanks for posting this, Postman.

Looks like a ningtard is on the loose spreading the gospel according to Ninny:

Thread: Western Pacific Plate crushed down 35 feet within an hour under the Filipino Plate @ Sun 01/09/11 10:13 GMT!

Wonder if it's an independent operator or a minion sent by Ninny to gin up support.

My bet is most of them will just ignore the monumental failure of Indonesia not sinking, ignore it was ever predicted for fear of Ninny's wrath, and continue on in their delusions.

I have no pity.

R.

When it doesn't, they'll just push it back again. It's what they do.

They've given themselves until the 13th for Indonesia to sink and the world to be shocked, so 3 days left to epic fail.



dont forget make the world stand up and listen

I guess will have to wait for the rest of the story to play out

lets all be reminded that 7/10 is so much more lol

# a folding Pacific allowing S America to roll,
# a tearing of the south Atlantic Rift allowing Africa to roll and the floor of the Mediterranean to drop,
# great quakes in Japan followed by the New Madrid adjustment,
# which is followed almost instantly by the tearing of the north Atlantic Rift with consequent European tsunami

When the Africa Plate rolls to the east and drops, during the 7 of 10 scenarios, this will of course affect Egypt and its connection to the Sinai Peninsula. The Straits of Gibraltar will widen by 125 miles, as Africa drops, and Morocco will move 50 miles further east.

traits of Gibraltar will widen by 125 miles, as Africa drops, and Morocco will move 50 miles further east. Where the Sinai Peninsula is considered part of the African Plate, the Red Sea is clearly ripping open. Thus both the Red Sea at the Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba tearing up into Jordan will rip open, leaving the Sinai Peninsula positioned like an island with few direct attachments

As the top part of Africa tilts to the east, while it drops, S Africa will not strictly find itself 125 miles further south, but a few miles shy of that mark. Yes, this repositioning of the African continent happens during the 7 of 10 scenarios, but we have not yet addressed the speed with which this will unfold

Three days left. The changes are going to have to be non stop and very rapid to meet the criteria for this prediction. Or, the more likely scenario is that things carry on as usual, Indonesia will still be above water in a few days, South America will not "roll" (whatever that's supposed to mean) and there will continue to be earthquakes small, moderate and strong in known earthquake zones. The La Niña will continue to dump rains on places like Australia and Planet X and the Pole Shift will still be figments of Nancy's not very creative imagination. I notice Freaky started a thread where Nancy "educates" about deserts. Comedy gold.

Maybe they should have said the LACK of speed with which this will unfold! LOL!

Comment by Nancy Lieder 33 minutes ago
Brisbane is on the coast. It is the heart of SEVERAL rivers which flow to the sea at Brisbane. ZetaTalk has stated that as the Indo-Australian Plate rises at the eastern edge (ongoing now) the waters are trapped at Queensland coastline and flow UP river. Thus, the flood at Toowoomba.

[link to poleshift.ning.com]


Nancy you are a fucking idiot

Toowoomba has nothing to do with water flowing up river you fucktard its on very high ground and water would first have to go up through a bloody dam before getting to toowoomba how on earth did it do that

we have had so much rain the news is all over it and the wall of water that happened has more to do with 160mm of rain falling in less than an hour than your bullshit



Total FAIL

You retard





to those living down river of toowoomba start sandbagging

the rain keeps falling and its said brisbane may flood worse than in 74 i apologize for the angry tone.

Professor Roger Stone is a climatologist from the University of Southern Queensland and Australia's representative for the UN commission on climatology and agricultural meteorology.

He says the La Nina weather pattern, which is currently pushing monsoonal conditions over parts of Australia, is the same as the one experienced in the lead-up to the 1974 floods.

"It's the same type of pattern in the Pacific Ocean. That was one of the major La Ninas," he said.

"We had a similar pattern in 1954 and '55 and also back in 1893 and we've had a few slightly less intense patterns in the meantime - 1988, 2008 and a few intervening years that aren't quite as strong as this."


Brisbane's defence

The Wivenhoe Dam was built in the aftermath of 1974 as Brisbane's defence against another major flood.

But even this may not be enough to prevent a disaster downstream.

SEQ Water has been releasing 170,000 megalitres of water from the dam a day in preparation for flooding.

The releases have led to minor flooding in communities below the dam

its also now being reported that the ranges above toowoomba got up to 200mm in 30minutes.

no wonder the wall hit as it all flowed down stream

Toowoomba is a city in South East Queensland, Australia. It is located 127 km west of Queensland's capital city, Brisbane

Toowoomba sits on the crest of the Great Dividing Range, around 700 metres (2,300 ft) above sea level. A few streets are on the eastern side of the edge of the range, but most of the city is west of the divide.

The City occupies the edge of the range and the low ridges behind it. Two valleys run north from the southern boundary, each arising from springs either side of Middle Ridge near Spring Street at an altitude of around 680 m. These waterways, East Creek and West Creek flow together just north of the CBD to form Gowrie Creek

guess what it was the cbd that got hit worst

Gowrie Creek drains to the west across the Darling Downs and is a tributary of the Condamine River, part of the Murray-Darling Basin. The water flowing down Gowrie Creek makes its way some 3,000 km (1,900 mi) to the mouth of the Murray River near Adelaide in South Australia. Rain which falls on the easternmost streets of Toowoomba flows east to Moreton Bay a distance of around 170 km (110 mi).


guess what water is flowing as it should be heading both east and west of the ranges

Still clinging to what Clif says, heh? You've obviously learned nothing from his (and your) last fail.

I have a "feeling" that THIS time will be different.

I have asked Nancy to explain her "rock fingers" for many years and cannot. It is a phrase coined by Nancy with no reference in geology. Delusional as always.

Nancy knows very little about Australia in general, what Nancy gleans is from news tickers, Nancy gets a personal kick from death and destruction, very sad really.


For those downstream from the dam here are a couple of suggestions..

Evacuate the young and elderly NOW!

Sleep on high ground tonight.

Take your valuables/photos/items with you.

Do not assume the dam will hold, our engineers are some of the best but mother nature is a bitch!

If you live in rented accommodation pack up and get out.

Be ready to help your neighbour.

Pack food and water in your car now.

I have a feeling you'll be back pedaling again in a few days.

For those not used to the metric system, that is 8 inches in 30 minutes!

Ie:

Prof-Rabbit
User ID: 148352
Australia
9/17/2007 5:19 AM

And I'm still waiting on an answer to Nancy's "rock fingers" but I doubt there will be one, (outside of zeta-dribble)


Not a peep about earthquakes and "rock fingers" breaking, seems just more of Nancy dribbling on her keyboard.


"Rock fingers", show me references to "Rock fingers"!
Quoting: Prof-Rabbit 148352

More fail on the " 7 of 10" (Oops Nancy, not happening!)


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Nancy received a holographic presentation last November, 2009 during which various parts of the globe that will be affected by plate movement were detailed. We have ascribed this set of changes to the approximate timeframe of a movement to a 7 of 10 on a scale of disasters, where 10 is the pole shift itself. Among the disasters was a widening of the Atlantic to the extent that water would rush into the void, and then rebound in the direction the Gulf Stream flows today, from the center of the Atlantic toward Europe. We have estimated this tsunami to be 200-300 feet in height, in wave form rather than a tidal wave, and moving at the typical speed that tsunamis move. Unless there is warning from ships at sea, this would be a surprise to Europe. Obviously, the Netherlands would be in serious trouble.
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[link to www.myspace.com]

preserved for posterity

(answer is of course a resounding YES)

Well Nancy's claims are officially washed away!


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A massive outflow of water from upstream means that even during an incoming tide, the river is flowing out at more than 3 knots at the port and even stronger closer to the city, according to the Harbour Master Captain Richard Johnson.

He said the port stopped all ships at 10am and those that were still loading were ordered to be out to sea by midnight.
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N A N C Y-F A I L S-A G A I N !!!

Last Edited by Prof_Rabbit on 01/11/2011 06:56 AM

Surprisingly, only one person made an attempt to explain it.

Hope everyone stays safe in Aussieland. I was listening to the ABC stream last night and it's looking pretty bad. Probably going to be worse than 74, but before Nancy and her followers get so excited, maybe they should do a bit of research.

Australia went through many years of drought before this, which is normal. Now the water has come, and that too is normal and cyclical, harsh yes, but not unheard of. It is a land of extremes. The problem is that so many people are living in dry creek and river beds, contractors build subdivisions there thinking that something like this will never happen, but the geological history of Australia says differently.

There are species of fish and frogs that can bury themselves in the ground and go dormant for years during a drought and spring to life when the waters come. These floods are only a bad thing because people live in the way. If we take humans out of the picture, rains like the ones they are having are the lifeblood of the land.

One of my room mates is from south of Brisbane on the Gold Coast. Last night he was worried that he might not have anything to go home to because the place where he has stored his stuff was getting hammered. But he is old enough to know that this is just how it is down there. I showed him Nancy's take on the situation and we had a really good laugh.

As usual, Nancy pounces on human suffering and twists it to support her stupid "predictions". People like her love it when bad things happen to other people if it helps them further their own interests.

Thread: Queensland floods continue - Getting worse - Check out the video (Page 18)
I been posting over there (in Ipswich atm)
the amount of pure BS that comes from some quarters is unreal

We were watching the radar last night and it looked like it was getting hit pretty hard there. Stay dry, mate!

I yam!!!

(if it gets to 26-28 meters I might have to do a running retreat, but atm, my sis is going to have a lovely lakeside house come thursday....)

;-)


luckily she bought a house on a hill....
(even more luckily I just bought a new 4.2m dinghy with 40hp outboard which is sitting in the backyard here

so either way, I dont plan on getting my feet too wet...
;-)

Latest observations from the two nings...

[link to www.zetasquawk.com]

ouch!!!

bad enough the `other' ning is laughing at her
but
dissension in the ranks at HER ning as well

when this happened at the blog it was only days until it was nancy talking to herself (no other posters allowed)

my prediction is that SOON the ning will be the same ie for nancy `announcements' ONLY

(that being a debunkers soon, not a zetatalk soon- ie a few weeks and will actually happen LOL)

2004 wash, rinse and recycle... been there done that, got the zetabadge to prove it LOL

blog, ning- she is SO predictable....

Not even knowing that im still wondering how any water below Wivenhoe Dam got up onto the flinders rangers.

also the water above the dam, how it snuck all the way up hill back up the mountain

channel 9 did an excellent graphic on it that im trying to find

well 1000 times better than anything nancy have ever produced.it basically showed why the wall fell like it did as it headed down the valley


Is the king tide in Brisbane today or tomorrow ?

I await her to tell us thats the lifting again lol.

50 odd suburbs in the flood zone area 100000 without power.

Looks like coronation street in brisbane is covered in water already

I hope all up there remain safe

Nope...



Why? Because the flooding is NOT caused by the eastern plate rising.