Quick note on the new Japan earthquake that happened today -
This earthquake proved that Japan was not earthquake proof, and seriously points the finger at how on earth was there almost no damage from the 3/11 quake other than tsunami damage. Today's earthquake was a 6.5 and I'd like an answer as to how a 6.5 did more seismic damage than a 9.1, and NO, TSUNAMI DAMAGE PICS DO NOT COUNT. Let's see seismic damage from 3/11. AND NO, THE OCEAN DID NOT ABSORB THE QUAKE ON 3/11, THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE but boy did that lie work well to fool the Japanese and "explain" the lack of seismic damage on 3/11. Forget about how such a huge quake would have collapsed buildings in Korea, China, and Russia if it was real in Japan.
Nature is doing favors I guess. Great world we live in.
Anyway, today was not one of those cosmic "illuminati" dates, so this is what a real 6.5 will do to Japan. Their stuff falls down just like anyone else's. At least send a thought of well being their way today. It was not a disastrous quake but it was still serious and they still had losses.
--JIM STONE
This earthquake proved that Japan was not earthquake proof, and seriously points the finger at how on earth was there almost no damage from the 3/11 quake other than tsunami damage. Today's earthquake was a 6.5 and I'd like an answer as to how a 6.5 did more seismic damage than a 9.1, and NO, TSUNAMI DAMAGE PICS DO NOT COUNT. Let's see seismic damage from 3/11. AND NO, THE OCEAN DID NOT ABSORB THE QUAKE ON 3/11, THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE but boy did that lie work well to fool the Japanese and "explain" the lack of seismic damage on 3/11. Forget about how such a huge quake would have collapsed buildings in Korea, China, and Russia if it was real in Japan.
Nature is doing favors I guess. Great world we live in.
Anyway, today was not one of those cosmic "illuminati" dates, so this is what a real 6.5 will do to Japan. Their stuff falls down just like anyone else's. At least send a thought of well being their way today. It was not a disastrous quake but it was still serious and they still had losses.
--JIM STONE