March the 19th/20th saturday, Earth quake , US ?

[johnny botwright]

BRIDGES

For me this subject started when i saw a nuclear submarine run aground on the rocks, with the sky bridge in the back ground, reminded me of the golden gate bridge,
i could see a picture, what event could take place, that could be likened to a nuclear event, an earth quake ,

at the time i thought rocks , san quinten was referred to as the Rock, so i wondered if San fransico would see a devestating earth quake,

then there was the bridge stampede in Cambodia, Cambodia, with the history of the killing fields, i still senced it would be a major event.

then there was the bridge of the river Kwai ,a story that involved Japan, and the bridge that links North Korea with China.

As tensions rose between North and south korea,

then there were the minning disasters in South NewZealand, that came with little warning, then Christchurch

Events in Japan, ticked all the boxes.

i would tend to agree for whats its worth, with Jim Berkland, A BRIDGE. Golden gate Bridge San fransico

i to feel the writting could be on the wall, i could be wrong and i hope i am. johnny

 

[Deavonreye]

You just don't understand, I suspect you are young enough that you missed the 80's. Sad. I was born in 1960 and can tell you that the music of the 80's was the best we've had in my lifetime.

And the HAIR back then... wow, those were the days.

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Ohhhh,. . . . . . . sad to say, that I remember it well. Born in 1968.

 

[Igor]

...What does any of this have to do with an earthquake that failed to occur on March 19th?

I heard somewhere, someone called a talk show, I think it might have been on you tube too, that someone in California was playing 80's music on thier vintage cassette deck on March 19th and 20th. That is why there was no major earthquake. We were all saved by 80's music!



(I hope everyone understands I'm joking, right?)

 

[JohnR]

Is the writting on the wall, are all the dead fish appearing recently in California a sign , something is a foot, a miss?

Back in the 60's when the fish in Lake Erie died they said it was pollution. Now a million fish in the ocean end up dead and they say it is "oxygen deprivation". Whatever it is, that is a million fish that could have been someone dinner.

 

[JohnR]

Gas wells are, on average, over 5000 feet deep - how is that going to have any effect on ground water???

In order to get the gas out they have to pressurized the well. The fluid they use tends to contaminate the water wells in the area. They seem to think that is a small price to pay.

 

[johnny botwright]

Earthquake fear haunts Silicon Valley
Agencies, Mar 24, 2011, 11.54am ISTTags:
Tsunami|silicon valley
SAN FRANCISCO: Looking at the over 250,000 commuters who drive on the iconic Bay Bridge everyday, it's hard not to think of what would happen if a Japan-like catastrophe happened here. Japan's string of tragedies -- an earthquake, a tsunami and a nuclear crisis, in that order - has stirred the world. But the quake-prone San Francisco Bay Area - home to Silicon Valley - is especially shaken; the impact of Japan's 8.9 magnitude earthquake and the consequent tsunami could be an indication of what to expect, if such a thing were to come here. After all, the next major earthquake is predicted to rock California anytime within 30 years.