Video Tsunami Evacuation Route Failure!

need some input

I'm sorry, as soon as he mentioned the earthquake he predicted, I turned it off. He is an EAT. Full on.

Never turned up the audio... rather tedious cuss ain't he?

Tsunami evacuation routes for the cities along that section of coast are a joke anyway. Many have you going over bridges or into areas that will be cut off if a full on Cascadia megathrust occurs.... like you will have time to do more than kiss your ass goodbye.

Sort of reminds me of the Hurricane evacuation routes down here. On more than one occasion, the hurricane makes landfall and people are stuck on I-10 riding it out... in their car... 30 miles from any exit. Many of which put you in low lying floodplains.

This video was made for all shorline people in Washington, Oregon and California. It is an example at how worthless some Tsunami evacuation routes are when roadways and bridges are out due to the mega thrust earthquake that is coming early Sept 2010. People must leave the beaches before Sept 3rd 2010 or face the death trap.


Least he knows when its going to happen.

I wonder what would happen to people on the sound like Camano Island. I have family there.

Just wondering. I suspect that the sea swell will affect even the sounds and even rivers to a point inland.

Lurking, I bring up that very point in my conclusion, that road ways and bridges will be out anyways, but wanted to walk people thru to show them that even if they weren't, they still would'nt escape, so the tsunami evac signs are a joke....agreed, but its good to prove it on video for non thinking people so they might get some brains about all this.

There's an element of truth in it.

Most evacuation routes are designed to make people feel better. The nuke plant explosion evacuation in my hometown is a running joke.

If faced with an actual inescapable tsunami large parking garages are great because they're tough, open, strong and have easy roof access. Use your own best judgment and wear a lifejacket.

yes, life jackets could save lives.....

if you can;t get up high by foot, maybe dirt bike it, but roads and bridges will probably be out in a mega quake-tsunami, so think of a high ground to get to, at least 100 feet up, but preferably 200 feet up

Hey, strapping a life preserver on or having one if you are in a tsunami zone should be on the list of preparedness must-haves.

If a person is hit by the front wave they are dead. Might as well get hit by a speeding brick wall. No lifepreserving jacket is gonna help them.

and when the mega tsunami comes, as it will, you won't drown, you'll be crushed by the intense pressure of all that water on top of you long before you have a chance to drown.

some good news at least, eh?

yeah i'm just gonna sit there and not follow the evacuation like we have been trained.

d'oh!

Wel, I just hope everyone will get out on sept 2nd or else, this sept 3rd 2010 tsunami will burry most of the peopl eof ocean shores washington.

other tsunami evac routes look ok because there is a hill in town people can go up to, like in hoquiam and aberdeen washington, but the people of ocean shores have little hope, since there is no hill in town to run to

I'm gonna make another tsunami evac route video in ocean park washington because by looking at the map, it too, looks like you need to go south for a while till you head east. It looks like 14 miles south from oysterville till you go east and by the time people travel 14 miles south, a tsunami coming in at 50 mph, would burry them within 15-20 minutes from the quake/alarm going off, so I give those people even less hope than the people at ocean shores washington. Haven't been there let, but I bet they have tsunami evac signs all up and down that place, to comfort the people who rely on such things.
those tsunami evac signs are a joke in some places, while in other places, they are good if they lead to a good hill close by.

Nope, no mega super duper quake will happen Labor Day 2010 timeframe - it is written, thus it is spoken, and so shall it be, say I ...

and oh yeah bookmarked this thread too, so i can say 'told ya so . '

I value Weatherbill's care for others in spite of my general disbelief in dated prophecies. He believes he has been given an information and, instead of keeping a low profile for fear of being branded as a nut, he prefers to share what he honestly and firmly believes is an important and life threatening situation, and he even manages himself to take the time to educate people on how flimsy is their chance of scape in case of a tsunami hit their coast.

You know, Tsunamis just happen, don't give warnings and don't ask permission. Even if he's wrong with the date, sooner or later a Tsunami will hit, and people's lifes will be at risk. Pointing out that tsunami scape routes are worthless is an act of heroism, in any case.

My Best Regards!

Yeah, but I've been given 8 different signs proving this to me, so I gotta run with it.

When you're shown as much as I have been, it is a responsibility to care for those in danger

here is a new video on the Ocean Park Washington Tsunami evac failure. its even worse than ocean shores wa

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thanx for the encouragement! I have another tsunami escape route failure I made today of oysterville washington. The tsunami evac signs lead you up a to a 20 foot hill, which is only about 30 feet above sea level. What a joke! The 2004 Tsunami was 30-50 feet high water level and buried up to 18 miles inland. They say the cascadia tsunami is gonna be 70-100 feet high and so, that littel 30 20 foot hill in oysterville washington is a death trap! WHoever lead people to believe they could escape a tsunami just 30 ft above sea level and about 1.5 miles inland is a danger to society.