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La Palma - Mega DREAM Thread, with 3rd New Dream revealed.
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I concur: The below is probably the BEST PREDICTIVE INFORMATION there is about what to look for the scenario of a "collapse" happening.
At the moment it is still MUCH more likely that there will be a typical volcanic eruption vs. a "collapse with subsequent eruption" .... BUT .... pay attention to the dynamics noted in this quoted post. One further item of note: I see that many here do NOT want to hear anything about "sensitives", "remote viewing", or "dreamers" ... but when HUGE DEATH EVENTS are about to occur many/most(?) of those types seem to ALWAYS get some indication via their particular skills/sensitivities of a major upcoming death event. If NONE of the people who are good in those realms (not talking the mom and pop dabblers) are getting indications that such is near then I would put the odds of a major death event from this at NEAR ZERO.
Stay safe everyone ... AND WATCH THE EXPANSION OF THE MOUNTAIN FIRST AND FOREMOST!! Good morning all!  Here is some info on the Mt. St. Helens bulge: Deformation characteristics were far more obvious on Mt. St. Helens at hundreds of feet with the mountain bulging outward as 0.03 cubic miles of magma intruded.Two months of thousands of small quakes under this deformation later, a 0.7 cubic mile section of the mountain created the largest recorded landslide. In the weeks before the eruption the deformation accelerated to 5-6 feet per day, with a total of 400 feet of displacement northward before the collapse. Near the end, the south end of the mountain began to sink which dictated imminent eruption.At La Palma we are seeing 1-3 inches of displacement per day but on the much MUCH larger scale of 400-500 cubic miles of material; roughly 700x the amount of Mt. St. Helens. If we are to have learned anything from Mt. St. Helens, it’s to look for expanding faults around the boundary of the outward deformation bulge, look for sinking of landmass behind the bulge, and if a collapse-style eruption is expected . . . . evacuate the Atlantic coast in the USA and CANADA. And... Here's a video of a drive along the volcano ridge: [ link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Thanks OP and all contributors for this great thread!  Quoting: Midwest Skeptic |
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