Warning for Imminent West Coast Quake/Tsumani

http://lightworkers.org/channeling/159585/athabantian-caution

Keep checking site below:
 
http://www.quakeprediction.com

I just logged on here to post this, Eric. 

It's pretty huge if this happens as predicted, it is being used as the 'proof' of the Andromedan Council's earth communicator, 'Tolec', that the last of the Reptilian bases has been destroyed.  He is promising to produce actual VIDEO of the destruction of the last Reptilian base after this event occurs.

If you're new to Tolec, see www.andromedacouncil.com for more.  There's links there to his videos with Alfred Webre and several other interviews, or you can search for 'Tolec' in youtube for them.

Fascinating stuff and I've been at a loss the last few months wondering if he was real or not, enough to get banned from posting on his site because I asked for proof repeatedly, perhaps a bit too strongly.  If this is it, it's, like I said, huge.. it means everything else he is saying is true about the help from the Andromedan Council, his stating that there are Motherships stationed around Earth in high orbit, and ascension in January 2013 (which frankly I find hard to fathom....). 

Anyhoo, have fun catching up in all that, people.

Anything below a 6.0 (or a 5.5?) isn't really noteworthy in terms of damage. For it to be as major as it is being described, it would have to be like a 10.0 or something.

As per the quake prediction, recall  that ETs reportedly intervened around the 9th and 10th of this month to prevent a mother quake here in California. The same will likely occur again in my view, although the Awareness has warned of major earth change events in June.
Thanks for that info, signalfire. Looks like real interesting stuff.Will check it out when I get a chance.

YIKES! Watch out in California people!

RAINBOW CLOUDS!!

Someone over at GLP just posted photos of rainbow clouds in Cali.

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http://s1091.photobucket.com/albums/i400/uofshasta/rainbow%20clouds/?action=view&current=IMG_5612.jpg&newest=1

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Kamelot, depending on the type of EQ it is, offshore of the Oregon border, the possible tsunami could take out whole towns.  I'm thankfully one mountain range inland but in, I believe, 1500, there was a tsunami recorded by the Chinese that sent a 100 foot or better wave up along the coastline, scoured it clean to that height. 

So, a tsunami that struck the Pacific NW coast was also of note in China, thousands of miles away!

The big part of this prediction process is, I'm tired of one person announcing they're in contact with aliens and they've done so much but without any proof.  Videos would be nice! :)

Kamelot, depending on the type of EQ it is, offshore of the Oregon border, the possible tsunami could take out whole towns.

-signalfire

That is true. But, absent a tsunami, the earthquake would have to be at or above the 5.5-6.0 magnitude range to be noteworthy.

I'm thankfully one mountain range inland but in, I believe, 1500, there was a tsunami recorded by the Chinese that sent a 100 foot or better wave up along the coastline, scoured it clean to that height. 
So, a tsunami that struck the Pacific NW coast was also of note in China, thousands of miles away!

The big part of this prediction process is, I'm tired of one person announcing they're in contact with aliens and they've done so much but without any proof.  Videos would be nice! :)

From what I understand, their "contact", as they claim, is through "channeling". Video footage would only matter with physical-visual contact. It should always be taken with a grain of salt, since people aren't always honest, and neither are the beings they claim to be in contact with.

Okay, I got my dates mixed up.  Turns out it was in 1700; there was a massive tsunami that hit Japan and they back engineered the origin of it and it was probably a quake along the Cascadia fault.  I'm sure I've read at some point about geologic and tree-damage evidence of a high tsunami that scoured the coastline of Oregon and Washington state at some point in the distant past (it's called a paleo-tsunami) but damned if I can find reference to it now.  May be two different occurrences. 

Here's a write up about it, from 'backwoodshome.com' magazine:

“On January 26, 1700, the whole 680-mile Cascadia fault let go. There were no writers in this part of North America at that time chronicling the event, though there are legends of that quake that come down through the local tribes. Then, a few years ago, geologists in Japan informed their counterparts here in North America that there had been a quake of at least 8.5 magnitude, and probably greater than a 9, that occurred the evening of January 26, 1700. They know the date because the Japanese have kept records of tsunamis since the 1500s and one hit their shores January 27, 1700, with waves more than 15 feet high. American geologists studying tree rings knew an earthquake had happened around that time. Suddenly they had the exact date. Estimates are that the first waves took about 10 hours to get from here to Japan, a distance of about 5,000 miles.”

I'll keep looking for the information about the Cascadia tsunami; funny that I can't find it now, I read about it repeatedly before I moved out here :-/

Oh, and the 'Tolec' guy that I referenced earlier; he claims to be an Andromedan contactee, not a channeler; generally speaking I wouldn't have more than a passing interest in what he's saying, but after you listen to a couple radio programs, he starts to get to you... his voice is not your usual snake-oil salesman, channeling type.  He sounds utterly sincere, intelligent and very straightforward.

Still waiting on proof, though.  - extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof and all that. 

If you're  interested, just do a search for 'tolec' on youtube and you'll come up with a bunch of interviews.  The Ohio Exopolitics ones are probably the best, although Alfred Webre's interviews with him were interesting in their own way; Webre seems to go in and out of believing him, but for a lawyer, he's completely incapable of asking some of the more obvious and pointed questions...

No snake-oil salesman. . . maybe snakeskins though.  ; ) I find a lot of contactees credible. In many instances though, the ets play them for fools though and use them for an ulterior motive/agenda. Laurie Toy(spelling may be off) comes to mind with respect to this.