Tag: volcano
La Palma Tsunami – The Sum of All Fears
The current La Palm trends for several days are less surface and overall earthquake activity. The hope is that this is the beginning of what will be a long stretch to the end. Daily Volcano Discovery updates continue to begin with, “explosive activity continues,” as island residents report being awoken early in the early […]
La Palma Tsunami – Mixed Messaging
We’re now at day 44 and after the first month of eruptions on La Palma, experts warned that the end was not yet in sight. So far, that stands. For the stressed residents of the island, this uncertainty and dread are taking a heavy toll, and no doubt, many will need counseling well after this […]
Signs 58 – Crazy Fireballs and USGS Cover-up
October 2021 sends an ominous message. The numbers are crazy bad and the data proves the Nemesis Cloud hypothesis developed in 2015 by Yowusa.com researcher J. P. Jones. Yup, more rocks are coming our way, this much is certain, and not only from the sky. As of November 3, the volcano on La Palma is […]
La Palma Tsunami – Ominous Thunder
New and ominous is not good, and on La Palma, last Friday, the 29th, was a day for both. It was the thunderous sounds of the volcano erupting. This time, it was no longer a background sound but rather loud enough to drown out the narration. Like some hellish, last one for the road moment, […]
La Palma Tsunami – Strength is Increasing
A quick update today on La Palma. Things are growing progressively grim and many are wondering if a mega-tsunami is in store for America’s East Coast. We’ll report on current conditions and discuss two big misinformation stories published by various websites and the USGS. At present, there are four active vents and the sulfur levels […]
La Palma Tsunami – One Month and No End in Sight
Hearts are heavy on the Island of La Palma because on Sunday the volcano became more active. This alone would be bad enough, but then to learn that the experts are now advising the President of Spain that, currently, there is no end in sight. What are the good people of that island experiencing? It […]
La Palma Tsunami – Critical Indicators
This is now the 29th day of the ongoing eruption at La Palma, which has lasted 6 days longer than the 1971 eruption and this beast is gaining strength and so the question now is, where is it going? We’ve spent considerable time on the Internet and what we’re finding in the available reporting is […]
La Palma Tsunami – We’re In Uncharted Territory
This is now the 28th day of the ongoing eruption at La Palma, which has lasted 5 days longer than the 1971 eruption. It is said that the citizens of Atlantis were distracted by war when their disaster struck. Keep that in mind, when La Palma goes sideways, many of those who are about to […]
La Palma Tsunami – What Are The Odds It Will Not Happen?
With catastrophic scenarios, we often play the ‘what if?’ game. Assuming this or assuming that, what are the odds it could happen. What a pleasant fiction that is. This is not a game! Having closely followed La Palma from the beginning, it’s time to flip the equation. What are the odds it could not happen? […]
La Palma Tsunami – For the US East Coast It’s Getting Real
Today was the 26th day since the volcano began erupting on the Island of La Palma, and the volcano is far from tapering off. Rather, things seem to be taking a turn for the worse and a partial evacuation is already underway as you will see in the videos below. In each of my weekly […]
