2015 Earthquake

Please read my articles (part 2 was written this morning) and let me know what you think about the possibility of a devastating earthquake happening in Arkansas this year.
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Is an earthquake somewhere along the New Madrid fault zone possible in 2015?Of course it is. Psychics predict one every year so, if it does happen, they can take credit for predicting it.
Will it destroy a nuclear power facility...

I don't see any power plants close enough to expect them to be severely damaged. There are some fairly smart people that "consider that" in advance of the construction. Of course, there are no guarantees.

...and lead to the fall of the US government?

That's just more, "what a bull drops on the barn floor", to try to make Johnny Boy relevant.

An earthquake happened in 1812 that caused the Mighty Mississippi to run backward for a few hours but, the US government somehow survived it. I don't see it suffering a change in the status quo, at least not until November 8th 2016... then I sure hope it does.

My reasons are esoteric, but they are food for thought.
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"esoteric... food for thought."Maybe,... those reasons are "meant for only the select few who", aren't already too sick, for anymore "thoughtful consumption".

 
Gpa, I'm confused as to why you brought government into the conversation, being that it was neither mentioned in the original post nor the articles. I am also at a loss as to where the quoted text in the last line of your post comes from.

Interesting articles, Paula! Your style and presentation make for a nice read. I like the way you tied the various pieces of information together. I never knew about the parallels of the Titor story to "Alas, Babylon" - I hope to read the novel some time! In the meantime, while I would really like to be better prepared for the possibility of emergencies and natural disasters, I'll recall Gene Siskel's advice to Roger Ebert when he said "Never bet on a hunch." :)

Also - take a look sometime at http://www.morguefile.com/ for totally free, legal images to use on your blog that you can modify in any way. You don't have to credit the photographer or anything!

 
Gpa' date=' I'm confused as to why you brought government into the conversation, being that it was neither mentioned in the original post nor the articles. I am also at a loss as to where the quoted text in the last line of your post comes from.[/quote']"I have been speaking with an individual who has suggested that the nuclear war John Titor predicted may not be a war, per se, but instead a status quo change. I would like to propose the possibility of the status quo change being caused by major earthquakes..."http://www.microsingularity.net/2015-earthquake/
"My second reason would be due to the time traveler John Titor. As you probably know, he predicted a status quo change in the year 2015 and I am not personally convinced that this change was due to a literal nuclear war. Perhaps it will be caused by nuclear devastation of a different type."

" ...but I feel that I have provided some evidence that supports the possibility of a disaster happening at the Madrid Fault Line and that it could be related to the above mentioned book and John Titor."

http://www.microsingularity.net/2015-earthquake-2/

The reference of "the status quo change", is a reference to the 2015 war "predicted" by Titor and the fall of the US government and Russian "take over"(?) of the Country.

The quoted segment is the definition of "esoteric". I didn't cite a source since it can be found in any dictionary.
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Gpa' date=' I'm confused as to why you brought government into the conversation, being that it was neither mentioned in the original post nor the articles. I am also at a loss as to where the quoted text in the last line of your post comes from.Interesting articles, Paula! Your style and presentation make for a nice read. I like the way you tied the various pieces of information together. I never knew about the parallels of the Titor story to "Alas, Babylon" - I hope to read the novel some time! In the meantime, while I would [b']really[/b] like to be better prepared for the possibility of emergencies and natural disasters, I'll recall Gene Siskel's advice to Roger Ebert when he said "Never bet on a hunch." :)Also - take a look sometime at http://www.morguefile.com/ for totally free, legal images to use on your blog that you can modify in any way. You don't have to credit the photographer or anything!
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All my images are legal. I purchase through Dreamstime.com and NASA states that we can use their images as long as we mention that they are NASA's. The only one that isn't legit is the latest nuclear power plant. It would be hard to prove I didn't go take it myself.

while I would really like to be better prepared for the possibility of emergencies and natural disasters, I'll recall Gene Siskel's advice to Roger Ebert when he said "Never bet on a hunch."
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My article was just speculation, but I look at it this way -- shouldn't we all have a small emergency stash for any event? I live in hurricane central, so basic supplies are necessary. Remember Louisiana? It can take 3 days for help to arrive, so having some food and such handy isn't a bad idea here. Of course, I will evacuate if I need to, but I can grab the stash and bring it with me. :) I'm just saying it doesn't hurt to have something ready. :) I have a week's worth of food, a water filter, candles, matches, solar power cell phone charger etc. in a plastic container in the garage. Need to get flashlights and batteries, too, and keep some bottled water nearby.
 
Totally agreed on the emergency preparedness! Regard of what I think the chances of a particular disaster are, there is no way of knowing what might happen or when.

Also - I certainly assumed all your images were legal! I has just seen the note on your page where you purchased rights to an image, so I thought I'd mention a potential free source. Cool to know that NASA permits free use with credit!

 
Totally agreed on the emergency preparedness! Regard of what I think the chances of a particular disaster are, there is no way of knowing what might happen or when.Also - I certainly assumed all your images were legal! I has just seen the note on your page where you purchased rights to an image, so I thought I'd mention a potential free source. Cool to know that NASA permits free use with credit!
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It probably wasn't necessary to mention I purchased, but I was hoping that would deter someone from taking the image. And I didn't realize that the source you gave was free. I'll definitely check it out. Thanks! :) :)
 
Whether or not an earthquake happens, I do predict a relatively large change of some sort either by or near the end of the month. Just a hunch. Seeing an earthquake prediction doesn't surprise me. But with the given news of CERN, I'm guessing it's gonna be more related to that.

Either way I'm keeping my eyes open. Gonna be interesting.

 
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