Earthquakes 4.1 South Carolina & 3.1 Oklahoma hit right by Mysterious booms reported by news. Plus more New Madrid booms blamed on ice

video report:



Back on Dec 1st I put out this forecast stating.. "the booms are coming"


Thread: The Earth Booms & strange sounds are coming + New Madrid earthquake uptick! Based on previous accurate booms forecast!

In short that geological booms aren't random, can be predicted and have a connection to earthquakes at times.

On Dec 13th, 2013 booms and ground shaking was reported in Columbia county Georgia.
[link to chronicle.augusta.com]

In December of 2012 booms, shaking and even cracks in the ground were reported in the same area.
[link to chronicle.augusta.com]





As stated.. the booms aren't random...


anyway moving along.. this happened today

Thread: Earthquake, Augusta GA!
Thread: Ground tremor in Upstate SC?

Columbia county Georgia is on the state line with South Carolina right right by where the earthquake hit.

That's not all either.. just to give you another example....


January of 2013 Booms and shaking in Guthrie, Oklahoma
[link to kfor.com]

Now also TODAY February 14th 2014, booms and shaking in Guthrie, Oklahoma throughout the day followed by an earthquake

"The Logan County Sheriff's Department said there were multiple calls throughout the day reporting the explosions..
Nancy York, who lives about four miles south of Guthrie, said she began hearing what she described as “loud booms” about 10 a.m. and continued to hear them until after 6 p.m.
At 6:20 p.m. a 3.1-magnitude earthquake was measured four miles south of Guthrie..
York said she called the sheriff's office several times before they came to her house to investigate. When they came, she said, there was another boom that shook the house again."
[link to newsok.com]


Since I put out the forecast I've been plotting reports of booms in the news and earthquakes on a map.
Blue pins for booms, red pins for earthquakes.
Including the 4.1 that hit today in SC.
Links to everything will be below:




Sanger, Texas Booms
[link to www.dentonrc.com]

Azle, Texas Booms
[link to keranews.org]

Denton, Texas Booms
[link to www.dentonrc.com]

Marietta, Oklahoma Booms
[link to www.eenews.net]

Earthquakes nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

Rogers County, Oklahoma Booms
[link to www.newson6.com]
[link to www.newson6.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Guthrie, Oklahoma Booms
[link to newsok.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Springfield, Missouri Booms
[link to www.ky3.com]
[link to www.jrn.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

St. Francois County, Missouri Booms
[link to fox2now.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Jeffersonville, Kentucky Booms
[link to www.wkyt.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

Ledbedder, Kentucky booms Booms
[link to www.wpsdlocal6.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Morristown, Tennessee Booms
[link to www.citizentribune.com]

Earthquakes nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

Rome, Georgia Booms
[link to www.northwestgeorgianews.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

Franklin, Georgia Booms
Jackson, Georgia Booms
[link to www.facebook.com (secure)]

Earthquakes nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

Columbia County, Georgia Booms
[link to chronicle.augusta.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Summerville, South Carolina Booms
[link to www.counton2.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Middlebury, Vermont Booms
[link to www.addison-eagle.com]

Earthquake-nearby
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

Bronx, New York Booms
[link to www.facebook.com (secure)]

Earthquake nearby- YES by NYC!
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Stonington, Connecticut Booms
[link to www.nbcconnecticut.com]
[link to www.nbcconnecticut.com]

Earthquakes nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

Cranston, Rhode Island Booms
[link to cranston.patch.com]
[link to www.facebook.com (secure)]
[link to cranstononline.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Dover, Pennsylvania Booms
[link to www.yorkblog.com]
Wellsville, Pennsylvania booms
LINK not allowed on GLP.. do a search for "wellsville booms"

Earthquake nearby-
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Chesterfield, Virginia Booms
Amelia, Virginia Booms
[link to wtvr.com]

Earthquake nearby-
[link to comcat.cr.usgs.gov]

You can clearly see the connection.
Although the msm news wants you to think booms are from target shooting and ice.


Speaking of which...

remember this thread..

Thread: New Madrid area is now getting hit by Mysterious booms with earthquakes next to them.. following the course of history but MSM blames it on ICE!

Well more booms have hit by the New Madrid area again and again being blamed on ice.. even though it was during the afternoon when above freezing temperature.
Listen to the video
Here's the link: [link to www.wmctv.com]

Booms have been reported in four different counties... some at the same time all supposedly caused from ice.. even when above 32 degrees!

A reference is given to Covington, TN as a town of booms in the afternoon on the 13th.

So what does weather.com say?


[link to www.weather.com]

The high was 34 that day, which is above freezing.

This Ice quake cover up crap has been used recently as well... here are come quotes:


"A cryoseism, also known as a frost quake, is so rare in the Greater Toronto Area that 30-year weather veteran and Environment Canada meteorologist Geoff Coulson hadn't dealt with the phenomenon until local reports started coming in on Christmas Day.
"They are incredibly rare," he said in an interview on Dec. 30."
[link to www.durhamregion.com]

"Cryoseisms are very locally felt," said Dr. Jon Ebel, senior research scientist at Weston Observatory at Boston College. "Just a few miles away, people won’t notice it. But people right next to it will feel it."
[link to www.weather.com]

"However, it doesn't explain why many of the reports come around the same time across a wide area. And why is this one of the first times this has been widely reported across southern Ontario when we are no stranger to the ups and downs of temperatures?"
[link to globalnews.ca]


Frost quakes are explained as "extremely rare", "very locally felt" and wouldn't explain it occurring "across a wide area around the same time"
In the west Tennessee Booms, 4 different counties were listed that in itself isn't "very locally felt".
Plus happened at the time.. in the afternoon above freezing temp!



The connection between earthquakes and booms preceding them is clear, especially historically for South Carolina (state where earthquake hit today) where the evidence is vast.

Here's old newspaper articles from South Carolina

The Anderson intelligencer., September 30, 1896

[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov]



The Laurens advertiser., December 01, 1896

[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov]

The people's journal., December 03, 1896

[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov]


The Anderson intelligencer., September 30, 1896

[link to chroniclingamerica.loc.gov]

Also written about in science magazine



[link to worldtracker.org]

For at least 18 months before that earth-
quake there were heard scores of dull
booming noises, many accompanied by
shocks, near the town of Ninety-Six in
western South Carolina;(32). Re-
ports of these explosive sounds were
even published 3 months before the great
earthquake(33)

Science magazine went into multiple pieces of evidence stating how booms PRECEDED the earthquake, including published 3 month before the earthquake!
Plus they show the sources to everything as well.


I've been covering this for a while now...
But today the 4.1 in South Carolina and 3.1 in Oklahoma have hit right by where mysterious booms have also been reported.
The list keeps growing, in thus it's becoming even more undeniable.
The news will continue to NOT cover any of this, expect more ice cover stories.. or more target shooting once spring rolls around.