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The eruption is Spain’s first since the eruption in 1971 of the Teneguía volcano on the island of La Palma (Canary Islands).

Yes, the Teneguía ... and right next to it lies a mountain ridge called Cumbre which one day will be New York's nemesis. Scientists confirmed that it will be blown up (could happen tomorrow or in 10.000 years) as there are lot's of heat chambers heating up, and then a mountain range of about 1000 meters height will drop into the sea. At the Canaries the tsunami will be 600 meters high and when reaching New York about 8 hours later, it still will be about 50 meters high. Good bye, Wall Street.

Hootie,

for once I displayed a post by you - and I see it was a waste of time.
I'm happy having sent you back to your salami world where you belong to ... erm ... having you residing savely in my foes list.

Fair enough.

Your post was as about as useful as mine was.

There would have been/is a temple in the Canaries, so that's the reason why Sheila and Eginolf are pointing to the disruptions occuring along that line, hotspur.
Something was retrieved or activated by one of the priests involved in RLC to do with Davidic line.
That's why Sheila and Eginolf's posts were useful because they address the issue of instability now occurring along very ancient lines.

Nice to see you are still viewing everything from a Jewish perspective.

And good to see you didn't get transferred to chilli tasting in Bolivia!

October 11, 2011 – CANARY ISLANDS – El Hierro. Google MapsSpain’s Instituto Geográfico Nacional (IGN) confirmed on Tuesday that an underwater eruption has occurred five kilomtres off the southern coastline of El Hierro, the smallest of the Canary Island. The eruption is Spain’s first since the eruption in 1971 of the Teneguía volcano on the island of La Palma (Canary Islands). The IGN says all three of its seismic stations on El Hierro in the Canary Islands have registered a volcanic tremor of low frequency in the south of the island at La Restinga, the southern-most village in the Canaries. Residents of the town were summoned to a local football field on Tuesday afternoon to be briefed on provisional evacuation procedures in the event of another eruption closer to the shore. The estimated 537 residents are expected to be evacuated. A Red Alert has been issued for the town. Scientists from IGN and CSIC (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas), meanwhile, have conducted a reconnaissance flight over the sea to the area south of the island, where they have located dead fish floating on the surface five kilometers from the coast. The dead fish were identified in an area where lower seismic magnitude occurred on October 9, at a depth of approximately 2 km. The present volcanic activity is understood to be occurring at a depth of 600 meters (just under one kilometer) below sea level, in the Las Calmas Sea. Scientists from IGN, CSIC and the University of Cadiz have established their monitoring base at La Restinga. Efforts are underway to determine if the subsea volcanic vent is widening and if so, in which direction (away or toward El Hierro). Initial reports of the eruption were received from crews on board four separate ships. Local media agency Canarias7 reported on Monday that Government authorities have suspended ferry activities to and from the 285 square-kilometer island. English language newspaper islandconnections.eu reported: “The maritime chief for the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife Antonio Padrón has issued a recommendation that boats should not sail closer than four miles off El Hierro. Divers have also been told to suspend all activities.”

There would have been/is a temple in the Canaries, so that's the reason why Sheila and Eginolf are pointing to the disruptions occuring along that line, hotspur.

Something was retrieved or activated by one of the priests involved in RLC to do with Davidic line.
That's why Sheila and Eginolf's posts were useful because they address the issue of instability now occurring along very ancient lines.

Huh! There are temples everywhere.





What? Which priest? When? What's it got to do with geological instability?

So it has something to do with the writings of a discredited author and a novel based on a book which has never been deciphered?

Again I pose the questions which you really didn't answer:

What? Which priest? When?

Oulipo (French pronunciation: [ulipo], short for French: Ouvroir de littérature potentielle; roughly translated: "workshop of potential literature")

Thanks Rain.

I'll stick to reading my favourite Enid Blyton books - they're fanciful enough and at least they don't overly tax my obviously limited intellect.

You still have not answered the questions.

The 1909 Lambesc earthquake occurred on June 11, 1909 in Provence. Measuring 6 on the Richter Scale, it is the largest ever recorded earthquake in metropolitan France. A total of 46 people died, another 250 were injured, and approximately 2,000 buildings were damaged, and it was felt in an area 100,000 km squared.

1922, Saint-Paul-de-Fenouillet (22-23 septembre) Pyrénées-Orientales "Un violent tremblement de terre, qui se produisit dans le nuit ... vers le milieu de la nuit, à quelques secondes d'intervalle, 3 violentes secousses sismiques, accompagnées d'un grondement fort et prolongé, s'étaient produites réveillant en sursaut les personnes qui, épouvantées par les craquements sinistres des planchers et des murs, descendaient dans la rue. Toutes les maisons du côté ouest de la route du quartier sud avaient leur mur arrière séparés par de fortes lézardes des murs de refend. Fait assez singulier, aux Gorges de la Fou (juste en amont d'Arles sur Tech) on entendit des bruits souterrains comme si le vent sortait de terre. On les entendit tous les quarts d'heure environ. Ils ont été également entendu les jours suivants.

6 et 8 janvier 1933 - Deux tremblements de terre ont lieu en Fenouillèdes. L’épicentre est au Vivier.

23 et 27 décembre 1933 - Deux nouveaux séismes sont ressentis au même lieu qu’en janvier. Il s’agit d’un groupe de secousses dont l’intensité a atteint le niveau IV le 23.

11 avril 1938 - Encore en Fenouillèdes, un groupe de secousses est perçu mais l’épicentre se trouve à Sournia.

26 septembre 1984 - L’épicentre d’un séisme de 4,4° sur l’échelle de Richter se trouve à Saint Paul de Fenouillet et Saint Martin.

30 juin 1989 - Un séisme de magnitude 2,6 sur l’échelle de Richter a lieu à Saint Paul de Fenouillet.

Plus récemment, la dernière secousse significative enregistrée a eu lieu le 18 février 1996 et a été ressentie principalement dans les Pyrénées-Orientales, l’Aude et l’Ariège. Son épicentre se situait à Saint-Paul de Fenouillet où l’intensité a été estimée à 6. Ce séisme, d’une magnitude de 5.2 sur l’échelle de Richter n’as pas fait de victimes mais a causé de nombreux dommages au constructions.
18 février 1996
- A 2h45 du matin, un séisme avec un choc principal se produit dans les départements des Pyrénées-Orientales, de l’Ariège et de l’Aude. Sa magnitude est vraisemblablement de 5,2° sur l’échelle de Richter.
L’épicentre se trouve à Saint Paul de Fenouillet où les personnes debout ont perdu l’équilibre. L’intensité y est de VI-VII (c’est la plus forte observée). C’est dans cette commune également que les dégâts ont été les plus importants, elle a obtenu un arrêté de catastrophe naturelle. En dehors de la zone épicentrale, les dommages sont plutôt modérés, il s’agit essentiellement de fissurations des plafonds, des murs, des chutes de tuiles... La faiblesse des dégâts est due au fait que le foyer (le point de départ des ondes) se trouvait à 8 km de profondeur.
C’est le séisme le plus important du XXème siècle et sur le bassin de l’Agly. Il peut être comparé au séisme de 1922 car il s’est produit dans le même secteur géographique, avec les mêmes effets.
Pour le XXème siècle, c’est lui qui est l’évènement de référence.

15 août et 16 décembre 1996 - Des répliques du séisme du 18 février sont ressenties autour de Saint Paul de Fenouillet. Le 15 août, l’intensité est de niveau IV et le 16 décembre, de niveau IV-V. Au total, environ 2000 répliques ont eu lieu entre février et décembre 1996 à des magnitudes et des intensités différentes mais relativement faibles.

In a BBC Horizon programme broadcast on October 12, 2000, two geologists (Day and McGuire) cited this rift as proof that half of the Cumbre Vieja had slipped towards the Atlantic Ocean (Day et al., 1999; Ward and Day, 2001). They suggested that this process was driven by the pressure caused by the rising magma heating water trapped within the structure of the island.

Sein Plan, mit Hilfe eines russischen Atom-U-Boots, der Barracuda II, und Mittelstrecken-Raketen vom Typ RADRUGA SS-N-21 einen Mega-Tsunami auf La Palma, den Kanarischen Inseln, auszulösen.

The geologists' ( Day and McGuire) hypothesised that (...) the western flank of the Cumbre Vieja, with a mass of approximately 1.5 x1015 kg, could slide into the ocean. This could then potentially generate a giant wave which they termed a "megatsunami" around 650–900 m high in the region of the islands. They estimate that the tsunami will have waves possibly 160 ft (49 m) or more high causing massive devastation along the american coastlines.

Terroristen haben ein U-Boot in ihre Gewalt gebracht. Sie beziehen Position vor der Kanareninsel La Palma und feuern mehrere Raketen ab. Das Ziel der Raketen ist die Westflanke der Vulkaninsel. Die Explosionen loesen einen Erdrutsch aus. Mit gewaltiger Wucht donnern riesige Gesteinsmassen ins Meer.