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i have noticed that sinking in Indonesia always seems to happen at night, suddenly in the middle of the night. And for St Vincent in the Caribbean this also was reported in the middle of the night. Is there a relationship between plate movements and where the globe is during the 24 hour period? [and from another] Note for 3 days in a row, the Virgin Islands had a quake at the same hour!
3.5 2011/04/25 03:13:44 UTC Virgin Islands Region
3.3 2011/04/24 03:04:06 UTC Virgin Islands Region
3.6 2011/04/23 03:12:44 UTC Virgin Islands Region

In 2003, when Planet X had first entered into the solar system, a twice a day tug on the Earth was noticed at the 0:00 UTC and 12:00 UTC points, midnight and noon for Greenwich. This was due to Planet X grabbing the highly magnetized Atlantic Rift, which acts as a surface magnet, when it faced Planet X and the Sun or was in opposition on the dark side of Earth at night. Now that Planet X has swung in place to point its N Pole toward the Earth, the daily Earth wobble has changed to be a polar wobble, a violent push away of the Earth's N Pole when it comes up over the horizon to face the Sun and Planet X. Nevertheless, the tug on the Atlantic Rift is still there. Note that 3 am UTC places the Atlantic Rift on an approach to the dark side, and that the S American Plate is just behind in this approach. In that Planet X is slightly to the right of the Sun, this would put it in line to tug the Atlantic Rift and the S American Plate at this time.

What does such a tug do? The whole compression of the Pacific is due to this tug, at base. The core of the Earth wants to continue to pull east, in its rotation, while the Atlantic Rift is held back. This pulls the S American Plate backwards at the Equator, so that S America tries to roll over the Caribbean Plate, and tends to push the Andes over the Nazca Plate. All this forces the Americas to push the Pacific Plate west also, thus the pileup in Asia. At 12:00 UTC (when Asia is asleep) or 0:00 UTC (when the Caribbean is asleep) there is a tug, and at 6:00 UTC the magnetic N Pole of Earth rises over the horizon to face Planet X for a violent shove. This destabilizes the gripping rock fingers holding the Earth plates, thus causing plate movement. For Asia or the Caribbean, when sudden sinking happens in the middle of the night, this is so distressing, unnerving, that it gets mentioned in the press. No one wants to awake to find themselves drowning.

You have addressed the accordion press from the side for Indonesia, where land strips heave while others nearby sink. This showed up early in the process, when Bangkok sank somewhat but a small island near Bali rose out of the sea. Does a heaving and sinking process also occur when the plate is under stress, and plate movement happening? For instance, does a given area sink under the pressure, then rise again somewhat? Like being dunked like a tea bag to some degree, while slowly sinking.
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24-APR-2011 23:25:10 4.8 Sulawesi, Indonesia
24-APR-2011 23:07:51 6.2 Sulawesi, Indonesia
25-APR-2011 13:39:08 5.0 Vanuatu Islands Region
25-APR-2011 13:38:53 5.3 Vanuatu Islands Region
26-APR-2011 07:24:56 4.9 Jawa, Indonesia
26-APR-2011 06:39:34 5.4 Jawa, Indonesia
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2.7 2011/04/21 08:31:15 Puerto Rico Region
3.3 2011/04/21 07:11:39 Puerto Rico Region
4.3 2011/04/25 06:35:35 Bio-Bio, Chile
4.6 2011/04/25 06:11:02 Bio-Bio, Chile
2.9 2011/04/26 08:31:56 Virgin Islands Region
3.4 2011/04/26 07:25:42 Virgin Islands Region

The twinning of quakes, whereby within minutes a second quake of almost equal force strikes an area in Indonesia or the Caribbean or in S America, has been noted by those following the quake patterns. Nancy has likewise noted a pattern in the sinking in both regions whereby a backwash from the rivers occurs, then subsides, then occurs again later, almost as though the sinking is repetitive, each time worse, each time with more ground lost. Is such a thing happening, and if so, what would be the cause? As the globe turns, the momentary pressure from a grab by Planet X on the Atlantic Rift will ease. This is likewise true of the violent push against the Earth's magnetic N Pole. Note that the twinning occurs most often when the Atlantic Rift is facing Planet X (12:00 UTC) or in opposition (0:00 UTC), or when the Earth's magnetic N Pole comes up over the horizon to face Planet X (6-8:00 UTC). When under pressure, the areas that are sinking are pushed down, but as the pressure eases some of that loss of elevation is retrieved. A dunking process, as Nancy said, like a tea bag in a cup of tea, each time lingering longer in the water, each time more water soaked, and each time remaining thus more under water.

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Thanks for the laugh, AC. That is some pretty funny shit. Did you make that up or did you copy it off the ning?