EARTHQUAKE OKLAHOMA CITY AREA -- 4.3 per USGS

foreshock;;;


hold on;;


the big one is coming soon

Agreed

Well, I felt it. I'm noticing how solid the quake jerks are in Oklahoma. We rolled with the sway of them on the West Coast. I'm in a 2 story house & it sure jolted hard & long, tonight. More damage to the house, on top of past quake damage here in Midwest City. Never had this kind of damage homewise on the West Coast: "wow," who'd have thought? "God bless Oklahoma," huh.

We are all at different angles from the epicenter.

After those tones I heard yesterday storm chasing in the Great State of Oklahoma

Kinda makes me wonder



Hey Stillwater, remember this night? I do... I was at a post Halloween party and felt it 100+ miles away in Wichita

Thread: Breaking Quake hits Oklahoma- Dude predicts it from Haarp ring a few days ago.

Significant tornado outbreak expected across Oklahoma tomorrow.

Fracking is destroying the underlaying support layers.

I was storm chasing on Sunday and confirm high frequency tones twice within 50 miles of epicenter.

Not bullshitting

Another 3.3 now

Last Edited by RedRedRed on 04/16/2013 03:56 AM

Don't listen to that other Kiwi blow hard!! A 4.9 at 5km's deep is a scary event in any book. I hope they ease of for you all, they're not fun.......trust me, we've had over 14000 in the last 2.5 years, and I still hate them!!

LOL yup all kinds of stupid here m8. NZ IS one big-ass faultline or it wouldn't BE at all!

44 years here feelin nuthin, then 63 shakes above Mag 5 in the last 2.. go figure?

But i will say this, there's a helluvalot more to describing a quake than magnitude alone can tell ya.

Have felt plenty 4's that shook bad as a 5 easy, and seldom 2 the same.

Sometimes a slow roll, or jagged shake, or heavy swinging, or intense vibration, or like a boulder avalanche underfoot, or just a sound like an underground nuke test, or some combination of the lot etc etc.. but always a big surprise and bit of a fright.

Here's how it looked on the Atlanta ,Georgia Seismogram
:OKEQ4/16:
[link to geophysics.eas.gatech.edu]

Yep - you don't usually see these kinds of swarms in Oklahoma, this is getting mighty strange...

one more just now

3.3 2013/04/16 07:16:43 35.650 -97.117 5.0 OKLAHOMA

[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

This too, besides fracking.

Oklahoma has been under severe drought for a couple of years, with lots of chemtrailing. It is probably part of the test area of the drought-creating geo-engineering/weather modification experiment, and now they are working on how to reverse the drought.

and???

I have heard them all over the world. Sure, it is tinnitus. But the cause is what makes it so special. Right?

That remains to be disclosed

I have an independent line of intel.

Anyone thinking the Boston false flag might be a great precursor to sinkhole doom?

Around here, lots of people will believe anything.

Right now we simply have several events -- some natural, some manmade.

Earthquake = Natural event, perhaps influenced longterm by human intervention by way of fracking.

Boston bombings = Man's inhumanity to man

Sinkhole = "Natural" event that is manmade in origin

No, I do not believe they are connected in any way except to say that humankind is a shortsighted creature.

Or maybe New Madrid doom?

I said it in 2011, and I will say it again. The last time Oklahoma was this geologically active, was just prior to the big New Madrid.

It's worth watching.

you know what they say

it ain't over til the fat lady sinks

Hope the bigguns been and gone!

Get out of town if you smell
heaps of sulphur.

Ain't THAT the truth, and the crux of all of our problems. We generally lack the ability to see farther into the future than the noses on our faces. We all live in the moment, as much as we like to say otherwise. We know tomorrow isn't a guarantee so we take risks that we wouldn't take otherwise.

And, in general, we're pretty selfish - we only worry about that which impacts us directly...

Devided by 2? U fucking troll?