Are all these natural disasters a sign of what is to come?-from ETC

[Sadok]

Keep daily track of what is happening around the world with disasters:

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[awestruckchild]

A 1,250% increase in HIV cases in Athens??
I can't wrap my mind around a 1,250% increase....

[Sadok]

Keep daily track of what is happening around the world with disasters:

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Latest:
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More sites to keep an eye on in these times:

Daily significant earthquake update around the world on the minute as it happens.
http://www.mibazaar.com/earthquakes.html

Sunflares update as it occurs:
http://www.tesis.lebedev.ru/en/sun_flares.html

[Sadok]

Latest:

http://www.mibazaar.com/earthquakes.html

1. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(22 minutes ago)

2. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(59 minutes ago)

3. M 5.3, North Indian Ocean
(1 hour ago)

4. M 5.3, North Indian Ocean
(2 hours ago)

5. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(2 hours ago)

6. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(2 hours ago)

7. M 5.2, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(2 hours ago)

8. M 5.5, North Indian Ocean
(2 hours ago)

9. M 5.3, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(2 hours ago)

10. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(3 hours ago)

11. M 4.8, Tonga
(3 hours ago)

12. M 3.4, Central Alaska
(3 hours ago)

13. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(4 hours ago)

14. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(4 hours ago)

15. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(4 hours ago)

16. M 5.7, North Indian Ocean
(4 hours ago)

17. M 5.3, North Indian Ocean
(4 hours ago)

18. M 5.4, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(5 hours ago)

19. M 5.4, South Sandwich Islands region
(5 hours ago)

20. M 2.7, Central Alaska
(5 hours ago)

21. M 8.2, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(5 hours ago)

22. M 2.6, Southern California
(5 hours ago)

23. M 5.4, North Indian Ocean
(6 hours ago)

24. M 2.8, Central Alaska
(6 hours ago)

25. M 5.4, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(6 hours ago)

26. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(6 hours ago)

27. M 5.3, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(6 hours ago)

28. M 5.3, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(6 hours ago)

29. M 3.2, Central Alaska
(7 hours ago)

30. M 6.0, North Indian Ocean
(7 hours ago)

31. M 2.9, Central Alaska
(7 hours ago)

32. M 4.2, Central Alaska
(7 hours ago)

33. M 5.5, Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
(7 hours ago)

34. M 8.6, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(8 hours ago)

35. M 5.3, Banda Sea
(8 hours ago)

36. M 4.4, Jujuy, Argentina
(9 hours ago)

37. M 2.9, Central Alaska
(9 hours ago)

38. M 5.1, southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
(10 hours ago)

39. M 5.2, southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge
(11 hours ago)

40. M 2.6, Southern California
(13 hours ago)

41. M 2.6, Central Alaska
(14 hours ago)

42. M 4.5, northern Xinjiang, China
(15 hours ago)

43. M 4.5, Easter Island region
(16 hours ago)

44. M 4.6, off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
(17 hours ago)

45. M 4.3, off the east coast of Honshu, Japan
(17 hours ago)

46. M 2.6, offshore Northern California
(21 hours ago)

47. M 2.6, Puerto Rico region
(22 hours ago)

48. M 4.4, Moro Gulf, Mindanao, Philippines
(23 hours ago)

49. M 4.0, Sea of Japan
(1 day ago)

[Sadok]

Double 8.6 and 8.2 strike ocean floor off the coast of Sumatra – tsuanmi warnings downgraded:

April 11, 2012 – INDONESIA – A massive earthquake struck off the coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra on Wednesday afternoon, triggering a tsunami alert for the Indian Ocean. The quake struck about 434 kilometers (270 miles) southwest of … Continue reading →

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[quiet dove]

It is amazing, all the stuff going on that we don't really hear about.

[Sadok]

It is amazing, all the stuff going on that we don't really hear about.

Yes QD; and especially in the last 2 years they are hiding most natural disasters and earthquakes up to 6 magnitude on the mainstream media.

Eartquakes are getting worse by the day in number and magintude - 75 quakes yesterday alone above 2.5 This is the most i have seen for the last +/- 2yrs, the average use to be 23 to 30.

Look at the magnitudes above 5 in the last 24hrs!

http://www.mibazaar.com/earthquakes.html


1. M 4.5, North Indian Ocean
(47 minutes ago)

2. M 4.6, Kepulauan Babar, Indonesia
(1 hour ago)

3. M 2.9, Island of Hawaii, Hawaii
(1 hour ago)

4. M 3.2, Southern Alaska
(2 hours ago)

5. M 4.3, Utah
(3 hours ago)

6. M 2.5, Kodiak Island region, Alaska
(4 hours ago)

7. M 5.0, North Indian Ocean
(4 hours ago)

8. M 4.8, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(4 hours ago)

9. M 4.5, North Atlantic Ocean
(4 hours ago)

10. M 3.4, northern Alaska
(5 hours ago)

11. M 2.6, Southern Alaska
(5 hours ago)

12. M 4.7, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(6 hours ago)

13. M 4.7, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(6 hours ago)

14. M 2.9, Northern California
(6 hours ago)

15. M 5.5, North Indian Ocean
(7 hours ago)

16. M 4.6, Fiji region
(7 hours ago)

17. M 4.6, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(7 hours ago)

18. M 6.5, Michoacan, Mexico
(8 hours ago)

19. M 5.4, North Indian Ocean
(8 hours ago)

20. M 5.9, off the coast of Oregon
(8 hours ago)

21. M 4.9, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(8 hours ago)

22. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(8 hours ago)

23. M 4.2, Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
(9 hours ago)

24. M 3.0, Southern Alaska
(9 hours ago)

25. M 5.0, North Indian Ocean
(9 hours ago)

26. M 3.2, Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
(9 hours ago)

27. M 4.7, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(10 hours ago)

28. M 2.9, Mona Passage, Puerto Rico
(10 hours ago)

29. M 3.6, Dominican Republic region
(11 hours ago)

30. M 5.5, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(12 hours ago)

31. M 5.4, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(12 hours ago)

32. M 2.5, Dominican Republic region
(14 hours ago)

33. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(15 hours ago)

34. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(15 hours ago)

35. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(15 hours ago)

36. M 5.3, North Indian Ocean
(16 hours ago)

37. M 5.3, North Indian Ocean
(16 hours ago)

38. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(16 hours ago)

39. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(16 hours ago)

40. M 5.2, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(16 hours ago)

41. M 5.5, North Indian Ocean
(17 hours ago)

42. M 5.3, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(17 hours ago)

43. M 4.6, North Indian Ocean
(17 hours ago)

44. M 4.6, North Indian Ocean
(17 hours ago)

45. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(17 hours ago)

46. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(17 hours ago)

47. M 4.8, Tonga
(17 hours ago)

48. M 4.5, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(17 hours ago)

49. M 3.4, Central Alaska
(17 hours ago)

50. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(18 hours ago)

51. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(18 hours ago)

52. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(18 hours ago)

53. M 5.7, North Indian Ocean
(19 hours ago)

54. M 5.3, North Indian Ocean
(19 hours ago)

55. M 5.4, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(19 hours ago)

56. M 5.4, South Sandwich Islands region
(19 hours ago)

57. M 2.7, Central Alaska
(19 hours ago)

58. M 8.2, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(20 hours ago)

59. M 2.6, Southern California
(20 hours ago)

60. M 5.4, North Indian Ocean
(20 hours ago)

61. M 2.8, Central Alaska
(20 hours ago)

62. M 5.4, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(20 hours ago)

63. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(20 hours ago)

64. M 5.3, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(21 hours ago)

65. M 5.3, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(21 hours ago)

66. M 2.9, Southern Alaska
(21 hours ago)

67. M 3.2, Central Alaska
(21 hours ago)

68. M 6.0, North Indian Ocean
(21 hours ago)

69. M 2.9, Central Alaska
(21 hours ago)

70. M 3.8, Central Alaska
(21 hours ago)

71. M 5.5, Andreanof Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
(22 hours ago)

72. M 8.6, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(22 hours ago)

73. M 5.3, Banda Sea
(23 hours ago)

74. M 4.4, Jujuy, Argentina
(1 day ago)

75. M 2.9, Central Alaska
(1 day ago)

[Sadok]

Since i last posted about 1hr ago: (M 6.2, - M 6.9, Gulf of California 1 hour ago)

I was waiting for this one to happen in the USA!!

http://www.mibazaar.com/earthquakes.html

1. M 5.1, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(40 minutes ago)

2. M 2.5, Central Alaska
(41 minutes ago)

3. M 5.0, North Indian Ocean
(49 minutes ago)

4. M 6.9, Gulf of California
(1 hour ago)

5. M 4.2, Southern Alaska
(1 hour ago)

6. M 6.2, Gulf of California
(1 hour ago)

7. M 5.0, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(1 hour ago)

8. M 4.7, Gulf of California
(2 hours ago)

[Sadok]

Indonesia breaking up after latest earthquakes:

See phots here: http://poleshift.ning.com/profiles/b...ceh-earthquake

[RevLogos]

Typically there are 100 to 200 quakes in the magnitude 5-6 range every month across the globe. That hasn't changed since 1973 (earliest data in the USGS database I use). They have not been increasing, at least up until I last checked in March.

Typically there are 10-20 magnitude 6-7 each month. Usually these are out in the ocean or in unpopulated areas, so they don't get much attention. Mag 7 to 8 is maybe 3 to 4 every month.

These numbers can temporarily spike up in a month or so after a major quake because of aftershocks.

Usually there are 1 to 4 higher than mag 8 every year. Having 2 in a row is unusual, but we'll see if that continues.

I don't track anything less than mag 5 since the USGS doesn't report those less than 4.5 outside the US, and because the counts are very sensitive to the number of reporting stations. The average magnitude of all quakes reported has actually gone down over the years, probably indicating they are getting better at reporting the minor quakes.

I download the entire database every year around March and plot it up to see if anything is changing. So far, nothing much to report. But I suppose if God decides to shake things up, that could change in a hurry.

[ross3421]

Don't forget "man/satan" can induce these disasters for deception purposes for those to wonder if it is the sign prior to his coming. I think Matt 24:7 is this man/satan made deception which bring about a return of a king in verse 15. If we continue in chapter 24 we see another tribulation but greater than in verse 7 which brings about the true king.

Now to answer your question, No. The events (matt 24:7) which will lead up to the end will be condensed in a relativily short period of time not over decades with several things going on at the same time, wars, plagues, earthquakes ect.....we will know the sign there will be no guess work.

[Sadok]

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49th volcano erupts in 2012: Ecuador’s Sangay volcano unleashes 2 km ash cloud:

Posted on April 17, 2012


April 17, 2012 – ECUADOR – During an over-flight on 13 April, an explosion from Sangay volcano was observed at 08:25 local time. It generated an ash and steam column of 2 km above the summit crater. A new vent … Continue reading →

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6.7 magnitude earthquake strikes Valparaiso, Chile:

Posted on April 17, 2012


April 17, 2012 – CHILE – A 6.7-magnitude earthquake struck 30 miles (48 kilometers) from the port city of Valparaiso in Chile on Tuesday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said. No tsunami warning has been issued. The earthquake had a … Continue reading →

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Russia’s Shiveluch volcano spews ash up to 9,500 meters (31,000 ft) – its most powerful eruption this year:

Posted on April 17, 2012


April 17, 2012 –RUSSIA – Russia’s northernmost active volcano is churning out ash to a height of 9,500 meters (over 31,000 feet) in the country’s Far East, local scientists reported on Tuesday. The 3,283-meter (10,771-foot) Shiveluch volcano increased activity in … Continue reading →

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Moderate 5.5 earthquake and aftershocks rattle southern Greece:

Posted on April 16, 2012


April 16, 2012 – GREECE – A moderate earthquake measuring 5.5 magnitude on the Richter scale jolted southern Pelopponese in Greece on Monday noon, local media cited the Euromediterranean Seismic Institute as saying. The earthquakes were followed by 4.8 and … Continue reading →

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Are earthquakes destabilizing tectonic plates across the globe?:

Posted on April 16, 2012


April 16, 2012 – WORLD – A leading earthquake scientist has warned that the planet could be cracking up after a series of massive quakes in just 48 hours. Expert Gheorghe Marmureanu – from Romania’s National Institute of Earth Physics … Continue reading →

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Giant sinkhole in Sweden creating tremors as it expands:

Posted on April 16, 2012


April 16, 2012 – SWEDEN – It looks like something taken straight from a horror movie. An enormous hole leading to hell, some would say. But this is not a movie. This is a real and dangerous phenomenon. New shocking … Continue reading →

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Underground water in Shasta County, California mysteriously disappears:

Posted on April 16, 2012


April 16, 2012 – CALIFORNIA – Stephen Wolf thinks something strange is happening underground in eastern Shasta County and it is draining water wells and maybe even causing sinkholes and subsiding pavement. A retired marine geologist with the U.S. Geological … Continue reading →

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[Sadok]

LATEST TODAY: (Two big ones in the last eight hours)

http://www.mibazaar.com/earthquakes.html

1. M 3.0, Southern Alaska
(41 minutes ago)

2. M 4.6, Kuril Islands
(1 hour ago)

3. M 3.3, Puerto Rico region
(2 hours ago)

4. M 2.5, Central Alaska
(3 hours ago)

5. M 3.9, Puerto Rico region
(3 hours ago)

6. M 5.6, Kermadec Islands region
(3 hours ago)

7. M 2.6, Puerto Rico region
(3 hours ago)

8. M 4.8, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(4 hours ago)

9. M 2.6, Southern Alaska
(4 hours ago)

10. M 6.8, eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea
(5 hours ago)

11. M 2.5, Virgin Islands region
(6 hours ago)

12. M 3.2, off the coast of Oregon
(6 hours ago)

13. M 4.7, Tonga
(6 hours ago)

14. M 2.5, Alaska Peninsula
(7 hours ago)

15. M 4.9, near the east coast of Honshu, Japan
(7 hours ago)

16. M 5.1, offshore Valparaiso, Chile
(8 hours ago)

17. M 6.7, offshore Valparaiso, Chile
(8 hours ago)

18. M 5.1, northern Sumatra, Indonesia
(8 hours ago)

19. M 4.6, Kenya
(10 hours ago)

20. M 4.9, Mid-Indian Ridge
(10 hours ago)

21. M 3.5, Central California
(12 hours ago)

22. M 3.2, Central Alaska
(12 hours ago)

23. M 4.9, Mid-Indian Ridge
(12 hours ago)

24. M 2.8, Island of Hawaii, Hawaii
(12 hours ago)

25. M 2.5, Northern California
(12 hours ago)

26. M 2.8, Nevada
(13 hours ago)

27. M 3.3, Puerto Rico region
(15 hours ago)

28. M 2.8, Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska
(16 hours ago)

29. M 2.7, Virgin Islands region
(16 hours ago)

30. M 4.4, Molucca Sea
(19 hours ago)

31. M 5.2, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(20 hours ago)

32. M 4.8, southern Greece
(21 hours ago)

33. M 4.3, south of the Fiji Islands
(23 hours ago)

34. M 4.2, off the west coast of northern Sumatra
(23 hours ago)

35. M 2.9, Southern Alaska
(23 hours ago)

36. M 4.7, southern Greece
(1 day ago)

[Sadok]

5hrs ago.

6.8 magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Papua New Guinea:

April 17, 2012 – PAPUA NEW GUINEA - A 6.8-magnitude quake struck off the northeast of Papua New Guinea on Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey said, but there was no tsunami warning issued.

The quake hit at 5:13 pm (0713 GMT) 141 kilometers (88 miles) north of the country’s second largest city of Lae and 443 kilometers from the capital Port Moresby at a depth of 201 kilometers, it said. “A destructive tsunami was not generated based on earthquake and historical tsunami data,” the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said in a statement.

Geoscience Australia measured the quake at 6.8 magnitude and at a depth of 215 kilometers but agreed it was unlikely to generate dangerous waves in the developing Pacific island nation. “It’s pretty deep so it’s not a tsunami threat we believe, even though it’s slightly offshore,” Geoscience Australia seismologist Clive Collins told AFP. The USGS also put the earthquake a 6.8 magnitude.

Collins said there had been reports of the quake being felt as far away as Goroko, a highland region about 250 kilometers from the epicenter. “There would be quite some shaking to the areas close by… because it’s about 20 kilometers offshore,” Collins said. “So it’s obviously been felt in a wide area around Papua New Guinea, which you would expect from something that big.” Quakes of such magnitude are common in impoverished PNG, which sits on the so-called “Pacific Ring of Fire,” a hotspot for seismic activity due to friction between tectonic plates.”That northern part of Papua New Guinea is subject to quite strong earthquakes reasonably frequently,” Collins said, adding that the biggest risk in the mountainous country was generally from landslips caused by tremors. –Daily Star

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[Sadok]

Share with others, very informative to see such numbers of people ready for war:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrVYi96eD5o