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A very significant earthquake swarm is taking place on an island off the west coast of Africa. This particular situation has been feared for decades because it could literally wipe out the ENTIRE U.S. East Coast.
The island of La Palma is part of the Canary Islands off the northwest coast of Africa. The scalable Google Map below shows its location:
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The island was formed by eruptions from the Cumbre Vieja volcano.
La Palma earned the nickname “the beautiful island” — white sand beaches highlighted by black volcanic soil. An endless night sky filled with stars as far as the eye can see.
But beauty here is only skin deep.
Nestled on the western side of La Palma sits the Cumbre Vieja volcano, like a pot of water waiting to boil over. Its last big eruption was more than 50 years ago, but everyone knows it’s only a matter of time before it unleashes the beast inside.
Over decades, the entire southwest third of the island has become eroded and unstable from volcanic eruptions; with scientists fearing it could break loose and slide into the Atlantic Ocean. If that took place, the slide would be about 500 cubic KILOMOTERS of dirt and rock, plopping into the ocean, which would trigger a Tsunami wave for the entire Atlantic Ocean.
It starts with tremors – exactly like what we’re seeing right now. Glasses rattle on kitchen tables while picture frames skew left and right. Tourists to La Palma brush it off, calling the jelly feeling “sea legs” — they are, after all, on an island.
But the locals know better and they hold their breath. When it does happen, the ash and lava spill out of the volcano’s mouth like a giant sigh. No one could have predicted what happens next.
The western side of the volcano cracks and splits; the steam builds up inside and pushes against the volcano’s walls. The pressure is too much; the entire western flank breaks off, the Atlantic Ocean eagerly swallowing every rock, stone and pebble as they freefall into its deep blue depths. The earth rumbles and the water begins to slosh around as its calm ebb and flow turns into frenzied splashing and crashing.
The waves grow. And they grow and they grow. To the naked eye, it looks like the heavens unleashed a curtain made of water — somehow the volcano’s landslide has produced a tsunami that reaches the sky.
All 3,000 feet of water roars as it barrels away from La Palma’s coast toward the United States. As the most western island of the Canary Islands, La Palma sits eight hours away from the eastern U.S. shore by plane. It’s the one piece of good news: Residents have a window of time to evacuate.
But chaos breeds chaos, and soon the highways are clogged with cars, frightened families from Boston to Miami trying to flee inland. A final silver lining: The wave decreases as it sojourns across the Atlantic from a staggering 3,000 to a mere 160 feet.
As that wave travels from Africa to the west, it would move about as fast as a jet airliner, about 500 MPH. About eight hours later, that wave would reach the North American coast line and begin to pile up on top of itself, creating upwards of a ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FOOT TALL wall of water, smashing into the ENTIRE east coast.
All the major cities would be wiped out. Boston, New York, Baltimore, Washington, DC, Norfolk, VA, Charleston, SC, Jacksonville, FL, Miami, would all be inundated by a giant wall of water. Most buildings within ten miles of the coast would be physically knocked down by the wave. Almost nothing would survive.
Now, one might think ‘We’ll have 8 hours warning.” Do you have any idea at all how long it would take to completely evacuate cities like Boston, New York or Miami? And Miami is of particular concern because there may not be anywhere to go for ANYONE IN FLORIDA.
Most of Florida is only about four feet above sea level. The Tsunami 30 Meter (100 feet tall) wave from Las Palma might very well wash over the ENTIRE LANDMASS of the state.
Elevation of Capitol Hill, Washington, DC, USA 79 ft.
In fact, scientists say that the area impacted by any such Tsunami contains twenty-nine percent (29%) of the US population and they estimate 65 Million DEAD.
There are plenty documentaries on tubes about this.
-Worse case says up to 250 miles inland using rivers.
-100′ high
-Travel a few hundred miles per hour
-Seven-Eight hours to reach NYC
Long island would go underwater for a time
So would Florida
A few dozen nuclear reactors would be Fukushima, or worse
Hudson River would flood all the way to Albany
Could be one large one or several smaller ones.
or,…we could see a little ripple at the docks.
Just keep your tank filled w gas. Download some tsunami alert app or something
Oh then there is this –
“REV 8:8 – And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea became blood;”
translation
“A volcano erupted then busted up with a large portion falling into the sea killing 1/3 of all coastal inhabitants of that sea.”
no, doesn’t say which sea
The wave touches down, flowing onto beaches and flooding bays. Coastal buildings don’t stand a chance; water rushes inland 10-40 miles along the entire eastern seaboard. Homes are destroyed, countless hotels crumble under the force. Chemical plants that once churned out product by the oceanside spill their toxic waste into the sea.
Here is an animation for land inundation from NYC to Boston based on LAND ELEVATION:
If the island splits, coastal Europe/UK will also take a battering.
With a failing magnetic field, – 25% & falling, higher levels of solar particles are reaching the surface and mantle, so higher risks of earthquakes.
We don’t get to micronova point in the mid 2040s and it just happens, events will escalate as we approach the 2040s, & as stated before, the Sun will appear larger, whiter and hotter, so sheeple will know the writing is on the wall years before the big event.
Decades ago, in time of cold war, I read an article about mid Atlantic ridge and possible use of it against USA. Namely, for USSR it would have been just enough to hit specific points of ridge with underwater nuclear bombs and USA would gone. Russia today already has such weapons.
Now I know HT is a fearmonger. This is not going to take place.
Plenty of earthquake swarms in the US and Mexico at the moment, the New Madrid faultline rip begins in the gulf of Mexico. Consequently it will tear the Mid Atlantic rift immediately resulting in a tsunami on both sides of the Atlantic. https://t.me/ZetaTalk_Followers/5295
https://t.me/ZetaTalk_Followers/5064
“This particular situation has been feared for decades because it could literally wipe out the ENTIRE U.S. East Coast.” Oh, please God, do it…as long as DC, NY, and Boston don’t have time to evacuate. Let us pray that the Jews and sacks of putrid toxic sewage otherwise known as the inhabitants of DC don’t know how to swim.
@ Erik Blessing Yup, Turner is absolutely a fearmonger, but still some interesting reading at times.
And a big spider from one of Jupiter’s moons will come and eat you. Why don’t you give me all your savings?
From a positive perspective, a natural catastrophe (tsunami, comet, axis shift) possesses the possibility of toppling the Zionist-Communist State. Where the infrastructure of society (electricity, media, police, military) would be severely incapacitated or totally wiped out. This would provide the conditions & opportunity for a pro-white fascist gang to materialize, which would then struggle & war for territorial/national power against the Communist-Zionist-antifa-simian scum. And then once victory has been achieved, a new homogeneous Aryan civilization can be established, free of the scum…
The complete destruction of Jew York and Washington? What’s not to like?
People think the east coast of Amerika getting wiped out is a bad thing.
Really? It would be the greatest think for the fallen nation of Amerika and here is why:
1. Jew York City wiped out. The filthy financial capital of all those Jews who pulled 911 gone would be justice served.
2. Miami Jews wiped out. Two of the biggest Jew towns gone, now how can that be bad?
3. D.C. gone. District of Criminals cesspool gone. There is a God.
4. Pentacon gone. Filthy traitors who were in on 911, and have terrorized the world since. Yeah, they really deserve to die for Vietnam war and the damn draft.
5. All the east coast child trafficking centers gone.
6. Biden gone, Atlantic City mob casinos gone. Zionist whore Trump’s Mar a Lago gone.
Amerika can then reorganize without any damn Jews in government. Amerika needs to spend the next hundred years in reflection for what they have done to the rest of the world.
For the duration of a twelve month work contract, I was a resident of the Sicilian city of Messina. The Strait of Messina is one of the most seismic areas of Europe.
From the coastline and looking northward into the Tyrrhenian Sea, Mount Stromboli smokes copiously; like a Cubano-chuffing Orson Welles, bobbing on his Aeolian backside.
Inland, toward the south and westward, dusty mountains close off the way to Catania. Amid the spikey range, Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano, grumbles daily, like an old man bemoaning acid reflux, threatening volatile eructation.
During the entire year that I spent there, in Europe’s most seismic hotspot, there wasn’t even a rumour of tectonic upset, not even the tiniest wee trembling of subterranean antagonism and not so much as a dribble of lava, troubled to eke from the apathetic heights of Stromboli or Etna.
When I accepted the contract, I was told to expect earthquakes. I was very disappointed. What’s more, it was the wettest year ever recorded in Sicily, with enough rainfall to make an Englishman’s heart go, “…have I been followed?”
I’ve learned to be wary of earthquakes and volcanoes. They can’t be relied on for adventure.
I had been looking forward to, perhaps, an emergency evacuation by night; a race to the beach, pursued by lava, before punting to safety across the strait, thanks to the timely arrival of Christian Knights in long robes, steering gondolas.
lewis jones: do you know why this island is so unstable? There’s a line of volcanic vents which are supplied by a porous core that runs the length of the islands spine. This has been filling with rain water and is factually unstable. It is only a question of time when half the island slides into the Atlantic.
andyay;
quite the picaresque commentary, a few steps up from the usual vin ordinaire of the screeching vindictive seen in these parts. Carry on!
The Leftist pajama people will refer to it as “climate change”.
If the volcano blows, the collapse will most likely happen in stages. Only if it all collapses at once will the worst scenario happen that HT is writing about. I live on the coast of northeastern Brazil, so I am very well aware of this danger because it will wipe out the coastal cities of northeastern Brazil also. But like I said, from what I have researched, if there is an eruption, the volcano will most probably collapse only partially, or in stages, not all at once in a huge catastrophic event like HT writes about. There are lots of good, hard working people on the east coast of the USA too, not all are the scum that we all would like to be rid of. But in JY city there sure are a lot, and in Baltimore, Miami and other places. It would be so nice to be rid of them, that is sure.
Why, thank you, Les Visible. You are kind, sir.
The scenario described here would be a true Godsend! Just imagine the entire Eastern seaboard, and all the communists and parasites dwelling there…Gone.
Good riddance to bad rubbish! Especially New York and Miami!
What about good people now occupying the region in question?
Maybe start packing and move to flyover country.
I can dream, can’t I?
Yes I agree with @ Les Visible; @ Andyay a wonderful piece of writing Sir and as one who has spent time on the island of Sicily, I concur with your picturesque descriptions.
picaresque is an actual word I chose for relevance. I understand it looks like a misspelling since no one uses it. It’s a literary term. Not contending here, just clarifying.
In the earliest surviving renditions of the Robin Hood tales, Robin was very much a picaro. He was not the morally-upstanding paradigm preferred of modern audiences. He was quick to brawl; enjoyed heartily insulting the pompous and vain and he left many a maiden’s heart in desperate longing.
Not so much a ne’er-do-well as “I’ll be your ne’er-do-well, if you’re tempting me.”
Thanks to Tony O’Neill.