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choggiesays...Here's maatc's post a full 3 mins of the display over China, 500 kliks from the epicenter....http://www.videosift.com/video/Strange-clouds-in-sky-30-min-before-Chinese-Quake#comment-472211
Oh and BTW....solar cycles have everything to do with how much total bullshit you are able to stomach, regarding Global Warming, and the human factor.....
jonnysays...um, dude - it takes light from the sun only about 8 minutes to reach the earth.
choggiesays...ummm, dude, typo, I meant that to be a nine....
Quick!!! Loook at the ambulance, see the carnage, anything to get your mind off the fucking post.....Thanks jonny, I know it's simply robotics that cause suych outbursts....had one from raigen the other day, not unlike yours....
So now, avail yourselves of the information here and there, as to what HAARP is and is capable of being-oh, and by all means, go to their clusterfuck of an official website.....all ye who worship, the whore of reason....
jonnysays...No knee jerk response here - the 90 minutes seemed to be related to the amount of time between the sun activity and the funny looking clouds appearing, which would mean they are unrelated.
btw - I see clouds like that all time. Sunsets on the beach.
Irishmansays...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_light
http://www.louthleader.co.uk/news/More-earthquake-light-sightings-.3864580.jp
http://inamidst.com/lights/earthquake
"It is perfectly practicable to transmit electrical energy without wires and produce destructive effects at a distance. I have already constructed a wireless transmitter which makes this possible, and have described it in my technical publications, among which I may refer to my patent 1,119,732 recently granted."
- Tesla
"t's 7:17 AM on the morning of June 30, 1908, the exact moment when Nikoli Tesla is testing his "Death Ray" by aiming his beam towards the Arctic Cirle where he hopes Admiral Peary will see a visual display in the sky.
In the small Siberian village of Tunguska, herders of Reindeer are awoken by a huge ball of light, followed by an enormous explosion."
- http://www.viewzone.com/tesla.tunguska.html
"However, he did hear about the unexplainable event in Tunguska, and was thankful no one was killed, as it was clear to him that his death ray had overshot. He then dismantled his machine, as he felt it was too dangerous to keep it."
- New Scientist October 2002
"On 31 March, 1980, anomalous EM emissions were recorded thirty minutes before a deep-focus (depth = 480 km) magnitude 7 earthquake 250 km from an observatory near Tokyo. These emissions were widely-separated at 10 Hz and 81 kHz. Other similar emissions were recorded for a magnitude 7.4 earthquake in Iran, 1200 km from the epicentre, at 27 kHz and 1.63 MHz. Other examples of such emissions have also been reported."
- Chris A. Rutkowski "The Tectonic Strain Theory of Geophysical Luminosities"
Irishmansays..."btw - I see clouds like that all time."
Must be some good acid.
choggiesays...now now, Tunguska was merely an unrelated event, may have been some swamp-meteor or some shit, give the knowledge available to monkeys a chance to set in, physics ain't for everyone....I am scared of HAARP, like they were scared of Tesla.......FREE FREE FREE, the real siren song, for any enlightened being...even the big-brained smarter than all us motherfuckers, nearly extinct whales.....
Naysayers and doubters, present contrary evidence to these outlandish presumptive posts, and the threads you seem to seek so feebly to undermine, with your own your own engaging and enlightening process....or SHUT THE FUCK UP!!!
jonnysays...Ok, so HAARP is everything and more that you're scared of. Now what? Fly up to Anchorage and sabotage it? Good luck! If it is what you suggest, you won't get within 20 miles of it.
It's like decrying the horrors of all those poorly protected nukes in the former Soviet Union. Yeah, it sucks, but there ain't goddamn thing you're going to be able to do about it, is there?
<drunken disclaimer>
jonnysays...>> ^Irishman:
"btw - I see clouds like that all time."
Must be some good acid.
naw - just the pollution in southern california.
choggiesays...yeah, livin' in socal, can understand the attitude, abandon hope, yadda yadda.....Guess HAARP IS our last defense against those nasty nukes.....
Doc_Msays...Coincidence. It is true that solar energy (e.g. solar flairs) are much slower than the speed of light, so the argument there, is over. BUT, the thought that a solar eruption of that size would cause an earthquake is hard to buy. The energies are not very related. There is a REMOTE possibility that it was the "straw that broke the camel's back" but that is seriously remote. They should be more concerned with their electronic infrastructure than their tectonic plates. Solar flairs are far more dangerous to your computer than to your ground.
siftbotsays...Moving this video to choggie's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.
bamdrewsays...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumhorizontal_arc
I see 'sun dogs' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parhelion) a lot here in northern Indiana... lotta flat ground, corn & soybean fields 'round here. A guy who walks around thinking and looking up a lot can catch sight of a thing or two.
(...saw a bunch of ravens roosting in some woods two days back... huge bastards... make a very audible 'whoosh' when they flap their wings...)
jwraysays...Looks like an optical effect, not an aurora.
The Tunguska incident was a meteor, not Tesla's alleged "death ray". It's scientifically absurd. Whatever pulse supposedly sent by Tesla would have had to travel through thousands of miles of rock, dissipating most of its energy and spreading out, before getting anywhere near Tunguska.
Tesla made some important inventions when he was younger, but spent his later life playing around with variations on Van de Graaf generators and making wildly exaggerated claims about their destructive potential, which were overhyped by the press.
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