Scientists say NW overdue for giant earthquake | |
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Witness 12/08/2005 10:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hmm.... this is only discovered now? What were they doing with that data previously? Using it for a goot rest? Incidentally itīs not a "tremblor" but a "temour". Likewise it isnīt "expiration date", itīs "expiry date". Tut tut... the state of English language education these days... like kids learning to read. |
Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | In March of 1980, John J. Williams, a New Mexico "Patriot" who published the anti-Communist oriented "REBEL MAGAZINE" (at the time available from: Consumertronics Co., c/o John J. Williams. Pres., 2011 Crescent Dr., P.O. Drawer 537., Alamogardo, NM 88310) revealed some incredible details on an alleged subterranean system which the Navy had been exploring below the western United States. The report appeared in issue No. 6 of his magazine, and was later reproduced in the Fall, 1985 (#164) issue of SEARCH Magazine, at the time edited by Marjorie Palmer, widow of the late Ray Palmer. The article, titled īCALIFORNIA FLOATS ON OCEAN?ī, revealed the following: "Some time ago, I heard a man on a TV interview-show briefly mention that parts of California and neighboring states are floating on the Pacific Ocean! He was a high ranking Naval officer on a top- secret nuclear submarine that has been (and is) exploring and mapping these enormous caverns and passage-ways underneath the West for over 10 years now. "A friend of mine finally tracked the man down. He is now living quietly in retirement and asked that no details pointing to him be revealed as he does not want publicity and government attention. After writing this article, I destroyed my files on him. This is his story..." Williams explains that not "all" of the areas in question are actually "resting" or "floating" on the ocean, however there are allegedly many subterranean cavities below the western U.S., and they are not limited to California, and many of them consist of very large water-filled aqua-systems. These have been explored via nuclear submarines to several hundred miles inland, particularly in the region of southern California and the southern Oregon - northern California area. Williams continues: "...When he retired several years ago, in spite of about 10 years of intensive Naval study, the Navy had not gotten even a handle on their exacts and dimensions. Today, the story may be different. "He makes the following statements from his observations: "1. The passageways are labyrinthine with widths from a few to thousands of feet (caverns), averaging roughly about a 100 feet. "2. Much like dry caverns do, heights and depths vary a great deal and in some cases, two or more caverns or passageways pass over or under each other at different depths. "3. Most of the entrances lie just off the Continental Shelf (ie. in the Continental Slope - Branton). "4. Most of the entrances are too small for submarine investigation; and many that are large enough lie in waters that are too deep. "5. Some of the caverns (in S. California) are topped with oil while some others are filled with gases believed to approximate our atmosphere (in very ancient times). "6. The San Joaquin Valley is essentially a portion of the original cavernous area that collapsed eons ago due to itīs sheer weight. "7. What is being passed off as the īSan Andreas Faultī are large, unsupported chambers that are in the process of collapsing. When the BIG ONE finally hits, many scientists in the know believe that most of California will break off like a cold Hershey bar and slide into the ocean! (it is postulated by some that an ancient land-mass which some believe may have been connected to what is now California, broke off and sunk into the ocean during an ancient cataclysm - Branton) "8. (We are deleting this section due to the possibility of undue stress and fear which may result from itīs disclosure. Also, because of recent international events which may have resulted in a solution to this problem. We will merely state that it involves a scenario similar to that which was portrayed in a James Bond movie, and which concerned underground caverns, silicon valley, nuclear weapons, and the San Andreas fault - Branton). "9. A WELL-KNOWN U.S. nuclear submarine lost its way in these passages and disappeared forever. It was reported to have been lost IN OPEN SEA ELSEWHERE to keep the American people in total ignorance and to justify an enormous pay-off to an eccentric U.S. billionaire (who died in recent years) for providing the fictitious "recovery" effort. |
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Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Bring it on! Tried of all the promises. Rent is over due, lay off from work, no medical, food and gas is going through the roof. I want a huge eq, to break off the west coast line, and fall into the sea. I will live Under the Sea! Ariel, listen to me. The human world, itīs a mess. Life under the sea is better than anything they got up there. The seaweed is always greener In somebody elseīs lake You dream about going up there But that is a big mistake Just look at the world around you Right here on the ocean floor Such wonderful things surround you What more is you lookinī for? Under the sea Under the sea Darling itīs better Down where itīs wetter Take it from me Up on the shore they work all day Out in the sun they slave away While we devotinī Full time to floatinī Under the sea Down here all the fish is happy As off through the waves they roll The fish on the land ainīt happy They sad īcause they in their bowl But fish in the bowl is lucky They in for a worser fate One day when the boss get hungry Guess whoīs gonī be on the plate Under the sea Under the sea Nobody beat us Fry us and eat us In fricassee We what the land folks loves to cook Under the sea we off the hook We got no troubles Life is the bubbles Under the sea Under the sea Since life is sweet here We got the beat here Naturally Even the sturgeon anī the ray They get the urge īnī start to play We got the spirit You got to hear it Under the sea The newt play the flute The carp play the harp The plaice play the bass And they soundinī sharp The bass play the brass The chub play the tub The fluke is the duke of soul (Yeah) The ray he can play The lings on the strings The trout rockinī out The blackfish she sings The smelt and the sprat They know where itīs at Anī oh that blowfish blow Under the sea Under the sea When the sardine Begin the beguine Itīs music to me What do they got? A lot of sand We got a hot crustacean band Each little clam here know how to jam here Under the sea Each little slug here Cuttinī a rug here Under the sea Each little snail here Know how to wail here Thatīs why itīs hotter Under the water Ya we in luck here Down in the muck here Under the sea [link to www.niehs.nih.gov] |
Anonymous Coward 12/08/2005 10:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | BTW, Is a temblor a percussion instrument? If so, you will have a job here, Under the sea .......... <*{{{>-< >-}}}*> >-}}}*> <*{{{>-< |
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